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🌱 TOP 5 Cold-Hardy Fruit Plants Everyone Should Grow! 🍓🥶 These super resilient plants are perfect for colder climates and require almost no effort! 🌿 From backyard to balcony, these fruiting plants are a must-have for any gardener looking to enjoy fresh fruit all season long! 💪🍏 Whether you’re new to gardening or a seasoned pro, these picks make it easy to grow your own food! 🏡 #ColdHardyPlants #FruitGarden #GardeningHacks #EasyGardening #BackyardGarden #ColdClimateGardening #GrowYourOwn

🌱 TOP 5 Cold-Hardy Fruit Plants Everyone Should Grow! 🍓🥶 These super resilient plants are perfect for colder climates and require almost no effort! 🌿 From backyard to balcony, these fruiting plants are a must-have for any gardener looking to enjoy fresh fruit all season long! 💪🍏 Whether you’re new to gardening or a seasoned pro, these picks make it easy to grow your own food! 🏡 #ColdHardyPlants #FruitGarden #GardeningHacks #EasyGardening #BackyardGarden #ColdClimateGardening #GrowYourOwn

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Plant these cold loving plants for a delicious FALL garden! It may seem counter intuitive to plant cold loving crops near the end of summer, but they need time to grow in the long summer days before they mature when the weather is right. Start these from seed 2-3 months before your First frost date and you will be rewarded with a sweet and delicious harvest. Comment FROST and I will send you the details to sign up to our free weekly newsletter @gardeningweekly where you will get my complete list

Plant these cold loving plants for a delicious FALL garden! It may seem counter intuitive to plant cold loving crops near the end of summer, but they need time to grow in the long summer days before they mature when the weather is right. Start these from seed 2-3 months before your First frost date and you will be rewarded with a sweet and delicious harvest. Comment FROST and I will send you the details to sign up to our free weekly newsletter @gardeningweekly where you will get my complete list

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Bringing plants inside for cold season = sadness. I grew over 60 houseplants outside this Spring and Summer here in Indiana. Night temps are officially below 50 degrees so it’s time they all came in. I use an insecticidal soap when cleaning the leaves, repot if needed, or replace the first 2 inches of soil to refresh before bringing them in. Grow lights I’m using is the pendant light from @soltech . Code: PlantK22 gives 15% off of their site. Any other questions, leave them down below and follow

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✅ Consider planting varieties that are adapted to your climate. Hard neck: cool/cold regions and soft neck garlic for temperate/warm climates. If you’re in a warm climate you can plant garlic through January just make sure they’re pre-chilled for at least 6 weeks prior to planting. Garlic requires at least 45 days of chilling period (vernalization), below 40-45 F in order to develop robust bulbs and divide into cloves. ✅ Plant in full sun (6 hours) in fertile and well-drained soil. Make sure to

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Cattail, (genus Typha), genus of about 30 species of tall reedy marsh plants (family Typhaceae), found mainly in temperate and cold regions of the Northern and Southern hemispheres. The plants inhabit fresh to slightly brackish waters and are considered aquatic or semi-aquatic. Cattails are important to wildlife, and many species are also cultivated ornamentally as pond plants and for dried-flower arrangements. The long flat leaves of the common cattail (Typha latifolia) are used especially for

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Did you plant garlic last fall or this winter? Here are some tips on planting garlic for reference in the near future.🧄 Consider planting varieties that are adapted to your climate. Hard neck: cool/cold regions and soft neck garlic for temperate/warm climates. If you’re in a warm climate you can plant garlic through January just make sure they’re pre-chilled for at least 6 weeks prior to planting. Garlic requires at least 45 days of chilling period (vernalization), below 40-45 F for the bulbs t

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✅ Consider planting varieties that are adapted to your climate. Hard-neck garlic is for cool/cold regions, and soft-neck garlic is for temperate/warm climates. If you’re in a warm environment, you can plant garlic through January; just ensure it’s pre-chilled for at least six weeks before planting. Garlic requires at least 45 days of chilling or vernalization below 40-45 F to develop robust bulbs and divide into segmented cloves. ✅ Plant in full sun (6 hours) in fertile, well-drained soil. Make

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Good morning! 🎃Hope you had a good weekend! We’re still working on planting the rest of the garlic cloves and this earth auger from Power Planter sure comes in handy! I amended the soil with VermisTerra worm castings which improve soil structure as well as adding essential nutrients, trace elements, and beneficial microorganisms such as bacteria and fungi. These microbes help break down organic matter and assist plants with nutrient and water uptake.✅ Consider planting varieties that are adapte

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This was recorded on Sunday before the snow!☃️ The garden is currently buried!❄️❄️❄️I’m so behind this year with getting garlic planted. Did you plant all your cloves yet? 🧄 Consider planting varieties that are adapted to your climate. Hard neck: cool/cold regions and soft neck garlic for temperate/warm climates. If you’re in a warm climate you can plant garlic through January just make sure they’re pre-chilled for at least 6 weeks prior to planting. Garlic requires at least 45 days of chilling

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