Stephanie Rose
Blogger at Garden Therapy
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3 weeks ago |
gardentherapy.ca | Stephanie Rose
Soil temperature can be critical for seed germination, so it is important to know which vegetables you can sow directly outdoors and which ones need to be started indoors first. Here are some tips on starting direct sow vegetables from seed and which ones to plant right in the ground. Soil temperature is key when it comes to germination. Vegetables that need cool soil should be sown directly in the garden to get their best start. You’re going to see a pattern on this list of direct sow vegetables.
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3 weeks ago |
gardentherapy.ca | Stephanie Rose
Harness the power of this golden flower and leave your lips feeling soft and subtle! Calendula has antifungal, anti-inflammatory, and antibacterial properties that make this lip balm a healer as well as a moisturizer. With just four ingredients, you can make this calendula lip balm at home in no time. I’m obsessed with calendula. Just look at all the calendula beauty recipes I have! It’s one of those flowers that truly does it all.
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3 weeks ago |
gardentherapy.ca | Stephanie Rose
Wildscaping is all about turning your garden into a place for everyone to enjoy, including the local insects, birds, and critters. These gardens are full of native plants, making them extremely low-maintenance, ecologically friendly, and yes, extremely beautiful. Can you believe that the picture above is in a city? In fact, all the pictures in this post are from one urban garden right by the ocean. This wildscaped garden belongs to my friends Laura and Sam.
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3 weeks ago |
gardentherapy.ca | Stephanie Rose
Ground cherry plants make an excellent, and more unusual, addition to any home garden. They are a favourite in children’s gardens, although adults will also love the sweet caramelized pineapple flavour that you just can’t find in any other fruit! Learn all about why I love the ground cherry and how to grow ground cherries in your own garden. Have you ever grown ground cherries? If you haven’t, I’m not surprised. They aren’t as well-known of a fruit as blueberries, raspberries, and apples.
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4 weeks ago |
gardentherapy.ca | Stephanie Rose
If you’ve ever looked at a seed catalogue, you’ll be bombarded with more options than you know what to do with. But what are the different lettuce greens you find at the store? Can you grow those yourself? Today, I’m breaking down the types of lettuce you can grow at home and which ones I recommend!Without a doubt, lettuce is a staple in many of our grocery stores, gardens, and fridges. We can’t get enough of its health, mild flavour, and crunch that comes with a good piece of lettuce.
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Planted a cut flower "garden in a pot" with @FlowerbulbsCom and my garden besties 🌸🪴 We used bulbs perfect for containers + bouquets—like ranunculus, freesia, dahlias, and more! Summer blooms, here we come 😍 https://t.co/h3ZRO3nBqA
Throwback to one year ago when I planted this tulip border. I was aiming for lots of colour in a curved, naturalized design - and I loved the results. Thank you to @flowerbulbscom for sponsoring this frenzy of tulip bulbs. 🌷 #flowerbulbs.com #flowerbulbsdotcom https://t.co/ElKBqmRLcH
I’ve been really curious about those compact kitchen composters – the kind that claims to transform scraps into fertiziler in just a few hours - Check it out in action! https://t.co/oijSNO7e6T