In this second part of the Strawberry trilogy, I discuss two methods to propagate strawberries at home: growing from cuttings and from seeds. I detail the process of taking cuttings from runners and planting them, as well as sowing seeds in trays for indoor cultivation. Additionally, I talk about my upcoming post next week where I plan to construct a strawberry tower in the final part of the series, emphasizing the joy of growing one's own produce.
Today I kick off my new strawberry trilogy with a brief look into the various types of strawberries and how to create ideal growing conditions for them in your own backyard.
In today's post, I talk about how I have been reflecting on my efforts so far and what I would do differently in future. I also speak about the importance of regularly checking in on your goals and making adjustments if necessary.
An effective guide on how to prepare a natural slug deterrent using only eggshells.
A brief description of the benefits of keeping worms for your garden. And how you can make a worm farm to reap the rewards of keeping these wriggly little guys.
Hello, and welcome back to the Vandemonian homesteader. I hope that you are all doing well. I know it has only been a few days since my last post, but as I said, I plan to return to a regular posting schedule now that my life is finally back in order after the move. So... Continue Reading →
The Vandemonian homesteader shares a month of busy life in Tassie, from job hunting to garden exploration. Learn about innovative seed-raising methods from reusing egg cartons, shells, toilet rolls, plastic trays, and even paper towels. Discover practical tips and personal experiences for budget-friendly, eco-conscious gardening. Future posts promise more insights.
In Tasmania, waiting until after the Royal Hobart show weekend to plant tomatoes is a tradition due to the risk of frost. The author shares a method of collecting and germinating seeds from grocery items, emphasizing the satisfaction of growing and harvesting one's own seeds.
In this post, the author reflects on their garden and ongoing projects. They highlight challenges in gardening and share their experiences preparing and planting new garden beds, as well as their plans for future experiments. The post also hints at upcoming content on seed recovery and maintenance.
The author expresses nostalgia for the Canadian autumn and excitement for gardening in the Southern Hemisphere. They detail renovating the bathroom and planning a veggie garden, emphasizing the importance of understanding the yard and preparing the soil, concluding with their upcoming plans for sowing seeds.
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