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Trying to spend more time in the garden. 🌸 This friendly alligator lizard is checking me out 🌸 #alligatorlizzard #garden #urbangardener #ecogardener #ecolifestyle https://www.instagram.com/p/B9h7AuNJJQR/?igshid=150rky3a1dgmu
Ecogardener | The Basics of Vegetable Gardening for Beginners
Growing your own crops is not only rewarding, it’s also a great way to save money on food. Imagine enjoying fresh vegetables all season long, thanks to your hard work! Of course, successful vegetable gardening demands commitment. There is more to this activity than simply planting a few seeds into the ground and waiting for the crops to grow. In fact, planting the vegetables is just the first step to successful vegetable gardening. In today’s guide, let’s take a look at the basics of ...read more
Ecogardener | How to Organize a Zero Waste Event and Other Eco-Friendly Tips
Environmental pollution is one of the most widespread problems that that world is facing today. Waste disposal issues have caused serious and irreparable damage to our land and seas. You might not think much about environmental pollution when organizing an important event, such as a wedding, but really, all the waste from your event will end up in landfills! Using eco-friendly products such as disposable wood plates or invites made from recycled paper will do wonders as far as minimizing your carbon footprint goes..read more
Ecogardener | Seed Starting 101 | A Complete Guide to Seed Starting
Seed starting is the process of growing plants from seeds. Once the seeds have grown into seedlings, they are transplanted to the garden. This technique enables gardeners to grow crops early in the season, allowing heat-loving plants to mature and bear fruits for a longer period of time. Seed starting is also perfect for growers faced with a short growing season; the process allows crops to mature before the weather changes...read more
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