Sometimes you need to clear a space for your planting area…
This might help
Black & Decker LCS120 20-Volt Lithium-Ion… by GravityGarden
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Sometimes you need to clear a space for your planting area…
This might help
Black & Decker LCS120 20-Volt Lithium-Ion… by GravityGarden
Click here for more Amazon Reviews
Courtesy of thebeneficialinsectco.com
Aphids are voracious pests that can come in many colors; green, yellow, brown, red, or black depending on the species and the plants they are dining on. A few appear to have a shiny sheen or seen as hairy insects due to the waxy white or gray substance they secretion that cover their body.
They are very small, pear-shaped with noticeably long legs and antennae reaching from the heads. Most varieties have tubes protruding toward the back of their bodies. These “cornicles” distinguishes aphids from all other insects.
The best natural predator for these feisty pests are the common ladybug, which feed on their larvae. Good luck and God Speed..
For those of you who want to have a garden orchard or just a single tree to supplement your bucket garden, planting a fruit tree may be something to consider.
Sometimes you forget that a garden can include more than the standard peas and carrots…
Click the link below to get planting instructions
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Gravity Gardener
Many of us are getting ready for planting and know that there are critters out there waiting to dine on our tender plants.. Quick video here to show how some ways to protect your bounty! Enjoy…
Needed some extra space for my tools and landscape equipment and did not want to spend $1000 on ashed… so I thought I would try making one from pallets. So far so good. You can see some of the progress below… I figure I can do it for @ $100.00 when all said and done…
Check back as I will continue to post pics as I build the rest

Courtesy of exploratorium.edu
Came across this site recently and thought it was interesting. If you have ever thought of creating your own hybrid veggie, this may be the site for you….
They break it down into 3 categories; Grafting, Hybrids and Transgenics.. Give it a read