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3.8K views · 5.3K reactions | Growing our tomatoes using cattle panel trellises works for us! 😎😎 Some “experts” don’t like the idea for some reason. However, I tend to not listen to anyone that claims they are an expert at anything!! Farming is a constant tug of war with nature and doing what works for you! We are far from perfect and never have claimed to have all the answers! Get out there and grow your own food!!🥗🥦🥕🥬🧅🧄🫛🫑🍆🥔🥒🌽🍅🍠 | Rootbound Farms

86K views · 2.2K reactions | Garden Bed | Filling your garden doesn't have to cost much. Join our gardening community https://www.facebook.com/groups/ediblegardeningenthusiasts | By Farmers' Way | Facebook

39K views · 4.6K reactions | My most liked Reel of 2024. The squirrels in my backyard wouldn’t stop digging up my new plants, so garden cloches were a feasible solution until I realized how expensive ($45+ each) they could get. I went to Dollar Tree to see if I could DIY some for less and what do you know? Them wire mesh waste baskets started screaming at me. I know, I know! They aren’t as pretty as the antique cloches you see around, but at a fraction of the cost, these will do. All and all, my plants are happy and the squirrels are pissed. #GardeningOnABudget #DIYGarden #GardenHacks #SquirrelProofGarden #FrugalGardening #GardeningTips #BackyardGardening #DollarTreeDIY #GardenSolutions #BudgetFriendlyGardening #DIYHomeAndGarden #GardeningIdeas #SquirrelProblems #GardenInspiration | Frinet Mendoza | Creativa

100K views · 2.1K reactions | this method has never failed me! #tomatoes #nakedgardener #gardening #spring #planting #garden | this method has never failed me! #tomatoes #nakedgardener #gardening #spring #planting #gardentok #materfest Repost @NakedGardener Please DM Us for... | By Let’s Gardening | Here's how I plant my maters in hard clay dirt. I start by adding epsom salt, organic earthworm castings, and organic plant food to each mater hole. Epsom salt is a shot of magnesium for your mater plants which can help prevent blossom endrott. It can help with yellowing of the leaves. It can increase the sweetness of your tomatoes and production. Everywhere of your mater plant makes contact with the dirt, it will form roots so I lay all of my plants down.

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10K views · 101 reactions | Save and share this! You will want to remember to do this! . Every year I think I have it all planned out to have a large amount of tomatoes ripe at the same time for a giant batch of sauce, but it never works out that way. There is always something that pops up that prevents that from happening and then I have ripe tomatoes trickling in all summer and fall. I started freezing them because then ice they are all done I can do one big batch of sauce! The first year I didn’t core them before freezing and severely regretted it 🤦🏼‍♀️ Once the tomatoes are frozen then thawed they get very mushy and hard to deal with. Coring ahead of time if definitely the way to go! I freeze them in large zip locks or you can use vacuum seal bags. If vacuum sealing, let them freeze first then seal. The vacuum sealer will squish them if not! . #cookingtime #cookingram #homestead #homesteaders #homesteadkitchen #cookingtips #cookinghacks #kitchentips #kitcheninspiration #cookinginspiration #canningseason #canningandpreserving #preservingtheharvest | Pivot Farm

8.9K views · 170 reactions | HOW TO pinch your dahlias and why? On our farm when our dahlia plants are around 30cms in height we “pinch” them. Pinching means removing the central growing tip to encourage lateral growth on your plants. Doing this results in more stems which means more flowers! Woo hoo! Your stems will also be longer and much thinner which is perfect for floristry too. We walk around with a bucket and gently remove the tips with our fingers being careful not to transfer sap from one plant to another. You can use snips too, however you will need to clean them in between your plants. Transferring sap from one plant to another can transfer potential disease and virus. In a week or so you will notice the lateral stems growing on your plant, its so awesome to see and means you can get ready to enjoy more flowers. Didn’t know about pinching or forgot to do it this season? No stress! It’s not too late depending on where you live and how tall your plants are. You will set back your flowers a few weeks if you choose to do it now otherwise you can enjoy them this year and make a note to pinch next season. Save this video to refer to later and let me know if you learnt something new. Katie x | Little Lyndoch Flower Farm