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Since food prices keep going up, and now even more chemicals (even PFAS) are being sprayed on our food, I’m going to try a bigger garden of my own this year! I’m interested to see if anyone else is planning a garden this year?
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What would you be interested in growing, or what are you growing, in your own garden?
Asparagus
12%
125 votes
Beans
21%
223 votes
Beets
12%
131 votes
Berries
18%
193 votes
Broccoli
15%
160 votes
Brussels sprouts
8%
91 votes
Carrots
25%
269 votes
Corn
12%
125 votes
Eggplant
9%
96 votes
Greens
17%
183 votes
Herbs
19%
204 votes
Melons
10%
113 votes
Peas
14%
152 votes
Peppers
23%
253 votes
Potatoes
19%
202 votes
Pumpkins
8%
86 votes
Squash
12%
127 votes
Zucchini
16%
176 votes
Tomatoes
39%
417 votes
Other (please specify)
3%
30 votes
Not Applicable
36%
392 votes
Radish
11%
114 votes
Garlic
15%
158 votes
Onions
20%
218 votes
Other Answers Percentage Votes
Cucumbers 0.18% 7
flowers 0.08% 3
0.05% 2
Okra 0.05% 2
Rhubarb 0.05% 2
fruit 0.05% 2
Cukes 0.05% 2
Okra, cabbage , collards 0.03% 1
Spinach 0.03% 1
lkettuce 0.03% 1
Seeds and nuts 0.03% 1
concombres 0.03% 1
Lettuce 0.03% 1
herbs 0.03% 1
Strawberries 0.03% 1
flowers.only tiny garden 0.03% 1
tomatoes, cucumbers, basil 0.03% 1
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This will be my 3rd year gardening, it's a lot of work but it's also so rewarding! Any fellow gardeners have any organic gardening tips? Thank you!
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none
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NA
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n/a
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ANIMAL WASTE
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N0
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Just keep at it
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Unfortunately last spring we had to stop gardening w medical complications. But was delightful when was w flowers greeting us and homegrown food
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la patience
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we have too many bears, deer, bunnies. it was recommended not to ever plant anything the bears especially want to eat.
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Nothing beats home grown food.
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It's hard to keep the critters from taking 1 bite out of EVERY SINGLE Tomato
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lifelong farmer/ rancher/ gardener,fish emulsion is the best fertalizer
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I do not garden personally, but I assist my wife occasionally.
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Do not forget to use Lots of water.
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no comment
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No tips
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It's fun to grow your own veggies
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patience
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I do not plant a garden of any kind
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None--my late spouse was the gardener, aka frustrated farmer.
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when planting my tomato's I bust an egg in the hole before planing. provides nutrients and helps them grow bigger and better
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have been gardening for 50 years
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I am not a gardener, but I have agreed to participate in a community gardening group that is getting started.
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Use fertilizer
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not applicable, we are ina 5 yr drought in the North Okanagan
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Be sure to pay attention to the water schedule.
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keep things clear and wattered
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Use your vegetables scraps filled in water for a few days and pout that water for your garden. Use onion peels, garlic peels, and egg shells
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But I have a great day
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Not really I am not into organics.
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Make sure you have a good balance in your dirt. I also add a little sand to help drainage.
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Good manure
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I use rabbit poop for fertilizer and it is the best.
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&7&7ii
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Try using Mountain Dew.
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You can get rid of squash beetles with a spray bottle full of water and a few drops of Dawn dishwashing liquid.
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making your own compost
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Pinterest is a great way to find out about gardening tips to boost your yield. Anywhere on the internet really. I don t think you ever stop learning when it comes to gardening. It is my favorite hobby and your right it is very rewarding.
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My husband is soaking two banana skins in water, not sure why but I think they will act as a fertilizer.
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Good Luck
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Compost, mulch, rotate, companion planting.
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Those toilet paper empty rolls that people recycle or discard, place soil into them, folding the bottom, insert a seed and when ready to plant, just plant the entire empty roll and plant inside to ground. beats paying money for seed starters.
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I used to plant a bucket garden every year but have not done one in a few years.
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Get your garden beds ready every fall.
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My wife wants to try the container gardens so more can be grown inside out of floods from hurricane.
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Being patient is key!
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None, I do not garden.
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Each year seems to get better. I find that a little extra soil each year adds needed nutrients that my plants seem to love!
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used coffee grounds and tea leaves
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VERY GOOD CHOICE
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Don t try organic
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