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I built this insect hotel using old pallets, logs, and natural materials, and I even planted a green roof on top! 🐝🌿 It’...
12/04/2025

I built this insect hotel using old pallets, logs, and natural materials, and I even planted a green roof on top! 🐝🌿 It’s not just a home for pollinators and beneficial bugs, but also a beautiful eco-friendly feature for the garden. Every time I see bees, ladybugs, and other little visitors moving in, I feel like I’ve made a real difference for nature right in my backyard. 🐞💚

Propagating lavender has never been easier: If you want to plant it along your fence, for example, don't spend unnecessa...
12/04/2025

Propagating lavender has never been easier: If you want to plant it along your fence, for example, don't spend unnecessarily on seedlings and try these proven methods!
1. Take softwood cuttings in late spring or early summer.
2. Remove lower leaves, dip cut end in rooting hormone, and plant in well-draining soil.
3. Keep cuttings moist and provide indirect sunlight until roots develop.
4. Take hardwood cuttings in late summer or early fall.
5. Follow the same process as softwood cuttings but use a gritty soil mix.
6. Divide mature lavender plants in early spring or late fall.
7. Separate root ball into smaller sections and replant in well-amended soil.
8. Water thoroughly.
9. Layer low-growing lavender branches in early spring.
10. Bury a section of the branch, keep soil moist, and wait for roots to develop before severing.
By following these steps, you can easily propagate lavender from cuttings and expand your garden with beautiful, fragrant plants.

Economical and Original Ways to Fence Your Garden Beds
12/04/2025

Economical and Original Ways to Fence Your Garden Beds

☀️🌿 A clever homestead project! This wooden drying cabinet with mesh sides is perfect for dehydrating herbs, fruits, and...
12/04/2025

☀️🌿 A clever homestead project! This wooden drying cabinet with mesh sides is perfect for dehydrating herbs, fruits, and veggies naturally in the sun while keeping pests away. 🍎🌱 A simple, eco-friendly way to preserve your harvest for months to come.

I’ve always dreamed of having a greenhouse, and today I finally stood back to admire this one I built myself. Every sing...
12/03/2025

I’ve always dreamed of having a greenhouse, and today I finally stood back to admire this one I built myself. Every single wall came from salvaged old windows and a weathered door I couldn’t bear to throw away. It feels so rewarding to give these pieces a second life while creating a cozy spot for my plants. Now I can already imagine it filled with fresh greens, seedlings, and blooms all year long. Honestly, this project makes me feel proud every time I walk by. 🌱💚🏡

🌷✨ I found the easiest way to plant a ton of bulbs at once—using egg cartons! I laid them out in the soil, filled each s...
12/03/2025

🌷✨ I found the easiest way to plant a ton of bulbs at once—using egg cartons! I laid them out in the soil, filled each spot with bulbs, and now all that’s left is to cover them up. Come spring, this whole area will burst into colorful blooms, and I can’t wait to see it. 💚🌸

I set up this rain barrel by placing a sturdy plastic drum on a raised base made from stacked pavers, then connecting it...
12/03/2025

I set up this rain barrel by placing a sturdy plastic drum on a raised base made from stacked pavers, then connecting it directly to the gutter downspout. The height makes water flow easily through the spigot, and the stones underneath help with drainage and keep the area neat. It’s a simple DIY project that saves water, cuts down on garden costs, and gives plants a steady supply of natural rainwater.

Habitat ball constructed from combining two hanging baskets makes a wonderful backyard project. Finding bits of nature t...
12/03/2025

Habitat ball constructed from combining two hanging baskets makes a wonderful backyard project. Finding bits of nature to help the wee things "make do" is a treasure hunt; meanwhile, we must learn to make do with less consumerism, less plastic, less waste.

More beneficals please, give them a home. Thank you for concerning yourself with the ecological health of our beautiful garden.

Use your yard waste to make an ancient, multipurpose ‘dead hedge’ See more: https://mideas.co/qmXZI
12/03/2025

Use your yard waste to make an ancient, multipurpose ‘dead hedge’
See more: https://mideas.co/qmXZI

I built this raised garden using simple cinder blocks arranged into a rectangle, filling the center with rich soil for m...
12/02/2025

I built this raised garden using simple cinder blocks arranged into a rectangle, filling the center with rich soil for my veggies. The holes in each block are perfect for planting flowers like marigolds and salvia, which help attract pollinators and keep pests away naturally.
See more: https://mideas.co/ZcVpk

This is my cold frame. Every year I plant spinach in late Aug or early September. If I can get it started in the heat of...
12/02/2025

This is my cold frame. Every year I plant spinach in late Aug or early September. If I can get it started in the heat of the fall I have spinach all winter. We have had temps in the single digits with no damage to the crop.

Blueberries: With this simple trick, I can grow them endlessly at home! 🫐See more: https://mideas.co/cmrDJ
12/02/2025

Blueberries: With this simple trick, I can grow them endlessly at home! 🫐
See more: https://mideas.co/cmrDJ

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