There’s something so gratifying about growing food, even if you only have the space to grow a few things. Nothing tastes better than fruits, veggies, and herbs that you planted and nurtured in your own back yard or container garden.
Happy May, you guys! Nothing says spring to me like working out in the garden, but if you have limited space, you might feel like gardening’s not really an option for you. When horizontal space is at a premium, vertical gardening is a great way to grow more food in less space.
This seed starter is sort of a mashup of cool mason jar things I’ve run across in my travels, and I’m super happy with it! You get to use chalkboard paint, dye some mason jars, play with dirt, and use a drill. That, my friends, is my kind of project!
Happy first day of spring, y’all! We’re getting ready to start our spring garden over here, and it’s always nice to know what you planted where, isn’t it? DIY plant markers to the rescue!
Did you build a spiral herb garden last spring? Chances are, it’s looking a little bit sad after a winter of neglect, but never fear!
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