⬇️ My Current Gardening Reads 📚 :
Vegetable Gardener’s Handbook
Cut Flower Garden
Grow Great Georgia Vegetables
Complete Guide to Home Canning 2023 Edition
The Power of Plants Magazine

#gardenbooks #gardeningbooks #garden #gardenhelp #horticulture #plantbooks #gardenlife #organicgardening

& reasons why you should join me ⬆️🌱🤗

#growyourownfood #healthierchoice #sustainableliving #gardentherapy #freshproduce #gardencommunity #survivalskill #homegardening #selfsufficiency #familyfriendly #organicgardening #learnanewskill

Nice! So exciting 🍠

I used seed potatoes! I did pre-sprout them. I kept them in a brown paper bag until I started seeing the eyes grow, then planted them.

Same! ☺️

Thank you!

Great question! When the tops start turning yellow, then brown, and look dry/falling over—that’s your sign they’re ready. I’ll see if I can find a visual soon so you can see exactly what to look for!

Exactly! ✨🌱

Omg that looks delicious! 🤌🏾

🌱 Today, I made salmon tostadas with blue corn tortillas made from scratch using techniques I learned in Mexico, and garnished them with homegrown cilantro.

💭 My dream is to one day create an entire meal from my homegrown produce, but I know I have a long way to go. In the meantime, I’ll enjoy

the simple satisfaction of growing your own food > 🌱🥔

#HomeGrown #OrganicGardening #GrowYourOwnFood #GardeningLife #UrbanGardening #EdibleGarden #GardenToTable #SustainableLiving #GardeningJoy #FreshFromTheGarden #GreenThumb #PlantLove #HealthyEating #BackyardGardening #GardenHarvest

Harvested a batch of fresh cucumbers from my garden and turned them into delicious homemade pickles! 🌱🥒 Learning to grow and preserve your harvest not only ensures you know exactly what’s in your food, but it’s also a fantastic way to embrace self-sufficiency.

I’m just beginning this journey,

#GardenTips Yukon Gold potatoes are perfect for beginner gardeners—they’re easy to grow, produce a lot per plant, and are deliciously versatile in the kitchen!

#beginnergardener #growyourownfood #growingfood #greenhousegardening #backyardgarden #urbangardening #homegrown #sustainablegardening

Excited to share that I’m growing sweet potatoes for the first time! 🌱 Unlike my usual seed potatoes, I’m using potato slips this time around. I got these beauties from and let them root in water for about a month before planting. Can’t wait to see how they turn out! 🍠

#gardeningjourney

#GardenTips Didn’t use my green onions in time and they started to go bad, so I decided to give them a second life in the garden! 🌱 You can do the same with celery, lettuce, and garlic too. It’s a great way to reduce waste and enjoy fresh produce.

#gardeningtips #greenonions #recycle

I’m only a morning person in the summer ☀️—the mornings have the perfect weather to water, prune, and tackle garden tasks before the midday heat.

I love stepping out to find new sprouts or a bumblebee napping in the flowers. These moments make my mornings magical. 🌱🐝

How do you spend your

Creating a little corner that feels calm, safe, and functional 🤍

This Haven Airflow Bassinet from Delta Children has been one of my favorite additions—lightweight, breathable, and easy to move from room to room.

Perfect for small spaces, but still gives baby a comfortable place to rest (and

It took me a while to understand that bumblebees are friends, not foes, as they play a crucial role in pollinating my flowers. I had set up a trap to capture carpenter bees, but it ended up keeping all bees away. Once I took it down, the bees returned, and soon after, so did the flowers.

a small morning harvest >

Seeds:

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#Gardening101: Make the most of what you have! ✨ Gardening doesn’t have to be expensive. I bought these bamboo sticks from a while ago, and they’ve been sitting unused.

When I needed shorter stakes for my bush beans, I scored and broke each stick into three smaller ones. These make perfect

Nice! Fingers crossed 🤞🏾

Thank you!

Aww haha thank you! 🥹🌱

🌶️ Follow these easy steps: ⬇️

1. Grab a small shovel.
2. Push the shovel deep into the soil around the plant, making sure not to be too close to avoid disturbing the roots.
3. Rock the shovel back and forth on all sides of the plant to loosen up the soil.
4. Carefully pull the plant up.
5.

✨a little reminder to appreciate the small wins in life✨

If you’ve tried something new, unlocked a new skill, or made a small change that brought joy, take a moment to celebrate! Every step forward counts. 🌱🌟

#SmallWins #CelebrateProgress

I love anything that works both inside and outside 🤍

This is the Delta Children Jeep Hexagon Play Yard, and it’s been really nice having a space for baby that we can use anywhere, inside the house or out in the fresh air.

It’s simple, easy to move around, and one of those pieces that just makes

I didn’t want to buy tools one by one, so I found a kit that covers all the essentials and keeps everything in one place.

This set includes:
• Pruning shears
• Weeder
• Hand trowel
• Transplanter
• Cultivator
• Hand rake
• Gardening gloves
• Spray bottle
• + a storage tote to keep everything

Switched to tall stakes from for my pole beans—needed something taller for easy wrapping. These stakes make it a breeze to wrap and rewrap the bean plants! 🌱

We finally have the Outdoor Dining area of our dreams thanks to Really looking forward to hosting Summer night dinners in our backyard!🍻
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brackets are hands down the best in market! They’re so sturdy, and really easy to assemble. Check the link in our bio to see the exact brackets we used to

🔗 Link to all my favorite containers is in my bio!

If you’re starting a container garden, choosing the right pot makes everything easier. The right setup = healthier roots, better growth, and way less stress (especially as a beginner).

These are my go-to containers:
• Wooden barrel planters →