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Some of the best gardening advice I was ever given…Gardening is a journey, not a destination. You have permission to not be a master gardener every day. A dear friend shared this revelation with me years ago and she is NOT wrong!
I’ve got a quirky find to share with you—dog vomit fungus! Yep, you read that right. This funky fungus might sound gross, but it’s actually pretty cool. Here are a few fun facts:
Have you noticed all the hydrangeas blooming around Tennessee right now? They are absolutely stunning! Here are some easy tips and fun facts about hydrangeas that I thought you’d enjoy:
Food insecurity is an issue that affects many of our neighbors, often closer to home than we realize. But there’s something we can all do to help—plant a garden, a single pot, or any small green space. Just start!
Setting yourself up for success is key to growing beautiful lavender. I have lavender tucked all over Sweet Bombdiggity Farms, but I always find it happiest in a raised bed.
I know it’s tough, but pruning your dahlias before they bloom is key to a more bountiful display! Here’s how I do it.
Benefits of Mulching with Hay in Your Garden
If you’re looking for an effective and sowmtimes even free mulching option for your vegetable and flower gardens, consider using hay—especially the discard that lands on the hay room floor. Here are some benefits and tips for using hay as mulch:
I was gifted several beautiful, healthy St. John’s Wort plants from a local nursery friend and cannot wait to put them in the ground but did you know that aside
At Sweet Bombdiggity Farms, lavender holds a special place in our hearts. Tucked away in every corner, its soothing scent and vibrant blooms bring tranquility and beauty to our farm.
It’s an exciting day at Sweet Bombdiggity Farms—our radishes are ready for harvest! They’ve been in the ground for just about 25-35 days, and now they’re showing their vibrant colors.