Hello, everyone! If you have been reading and watching my deep water culture updates on Facebook with this newer Mr. Stacky product, you will know that I love this system. It is so much cleaner than trying to grow plants in soil indoors. Continue reading Deep Water Culture – Part 2
Hello, everyone! Be sure to join me on the Mr. Stacky Facebook page. I’ll be talking about my exploration in Deep Water Culture. I started some seeds and also am transplanting by using a relatively new system for Mr. Stacky. Continue reading Deep Water Culture Exploration
3-Tier Herb Garden Planter – $19.99
Colors available are terracotta, hunter green and stone!
(Price is for the planter only.)
Do you have an itch to grow something one more time before the cold of winter sets in? Let’s talk about things you can plant that have a short growing season.
Continue reading Fall Vegetables
No one enjoys dead plants. If summer’s heat is killing what you are growing, let us offer a few tips to make gardening easier.
The best way to have healthy plants in the summer is by planning your plantings. Do a little research in advance to make sure that you are planting what is appropriate for your weather conditions. For example, if you live in a really wet climate, you may not want to grow desert cactus.
Continue reading Keeping Plants Alive in the Summer
I remember seeing some herb cube ideas on the Internet a summer or two ago and developed a simple way to do it myself. If you’re in a hurry and want to save your summer’s herb bounty, the directions and pictures below should help. While I used basil in the photos, you can try any cooking herb that makes you happy. Experiment with it and enjoy! Cheryl
Continue reading How to Make Herb Flavor Cubes
Do you love to garden, but have poor soil or have difficulty bending your knees? Consider growing vegetables in a raised garden bed.
Continue reading How to Grow Vegetables in a Raised Garden Bed
Living with insects is part of gardening. There are good bugs and there are pests. Knowing how to control the bad insects naturally can help save your garden. One of the more destructive and frustrating enemies is the squash bug. Let’s talk a bit about what to do with them.
Continue reading Garden Pests: Squash Bugs
We introduced everyone to starting seeds in the Smart Farm in earlier posts. I thought it might be a good time to show you what the Smart Farm looks like approximately 24 days later. The picture on the right shows the current Smart Farm. Some of what you see is the lettuce that we started from seed, while other things are transplants. Can you find the basil, tomatoes and squash? Continue reading Smart Farm Growing Update
Growing your own fresh produce with Mr. Stacky can be an exciting adventure and we are here to help you learn. If you are a new gardener, starting vegetables from seeds for the first time might seem difficult. However, this series of blog posts will break down the steps for you and help make it a fun experience. This initial post will cover seed selection.
Continue reading How to Start Seeds in the Smart Farm – Choosing What to Grow
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