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It’s the first really beautiful day of the year and I’m off to the allotment to get some work done. On the agenda, is cleaning the strawberry bed, harvesting kale, helping the tadpoles in the pond, and looking at what’s happening on everyone else’s plots.

If you have any ideas for what to do with all that kale, let me know as a comment below!

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We traveled “Down Under” with Greg Wittstock, The Pond Guy to build an australian pond for endangered gibbons! We were also joined by Brian Helfrich, Chris Hanson from Team Aquascape as well as over 40 Certified Aquascape Contractors from all around the world! This was a training event about how to build a pond that also served the purpose of providing a natural looking environment for these endangered monkeys.

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Learning how to grow lavender is easy – just respect where the plant came from and match it to those conditions! These 5 growing lavender tips should help you out, even if you’re in a cold climate. And make sure to stay for the pruning lavender tips at the end.

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When fresh produce is thin on the ground, it’s comforting to know you’ve got a store cupboard full of preserved foods from your garden.

Planting for the pantry means you can enjoy more of your delicious fruits and vegetables for longer, and helps avoid problems with unmanageable gluts.

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Today I take you along on a night of snow plowing. We covered a lot of ground in a short amount of time. It was a fun one! Hopefully I can get more of these videos out in the future.

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For most of my gardening life, I’ve used liquid hydroponic fertilizers and nutrients. But I’ve recently switched over to dry nutrients, so let’s take a look at the pros and cons of both of these types of hydroponic nutrients.

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Where do you get your indoor plant pots? I hit up 3 popular stores near me: HomeGoods, T.J.Maxx, and DollarTree to see what the selection and price was…I think you’ll be surprised which won the battle!

I ended up getting 4 pots for $36 at T.J.Maxx and 2 hanging pots for $6 in my HomeGoods haul, so a total of 6 pots for $42, which is $7 per pot. I may end up drilling drainage holes in some of these as they’re solid bottoms and somewhat glazed, but for now I’ll just monitor my watering carefully.

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Albuca spiralis is one of the weirdest looking succulent plants you’ll ever see. Leaves that look like green curly fries and a yellow, a vanilla-scented flower, and a thick bulb that all of this weird growth is coming out of, it looks like it was designed by a child in a fever dream! It’s one of the easier plants to care for provided you follow some classic rules of thumb of succulent care: lots of light, and water only when necessary.

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