Greetings, friends. In a week, the last spring month will end, which at the moment, due to the abnormal heat, looks more like the middle of summer. We have already been using products from our garden for

Hello, cactus and succulent lovers! I’m excited to be here again to share with you the amazing community of Succulent Growers, led by @nikv — a beautiful collection of plants featured by a great friend

Hello family, good evening!! Today I want to share with you the Succulent Growers community run by @nikv — some wonderful flowers that several plants in the garden offered this morning. Spring is already

Draw us a map of the garden I'm going to try to explain a little about what this small space means, which I'll try to prepare to plant some sweet pepper plants. I don't know exactly how many I can plant,

Who would have thought drawing a map of my garden would be so difficult? I'm looking at my garden as I draw it, and I still can't get part of it right. The left hand side is easy. I have a small piece

This week's #hivegardenqotw is an easy one - draw a map of your garden, and tell us what's good about it, and what you'd change (if anything!). I've been meaning to do this for a while as I always wonder

So Hivegarden’s QOTW was “Draw us a garden map” and that sent me down a HUGE rabbit hole. I just spent 7 hours compiling a map of the whole yard. I’d started drawing one years ago but never finished. Also

Welcome to Week 49 of the Hive Garden Question! Lst week's QOTW (question of the week) was centred around feel good moments in the garden. I mean, seeing a butterfly on your flowers can be a super feel

Tell us an inspiring story about your garden. In agriculture, the most inspiring story is the one that encourages us to never give up despite the challenges of the terrain where we're planting, or perhaps

Greetings dear friends of Hive Garden. Today I’m joining the initiative Week 47: Feeling Good. Here we’ll share a story that’s fun, but it could also be about a success we’ve achieved in our garden. After

Welcome to Week 47 of the Hive Garden Question! It should be Week 48 - my bad, I skipped a week! Let's get straight into it with something happy, given world events. This Week's Question/s Tell us a FEEL

Regarding your garden, are you a chaotic and disorganized gardener or an orderly and organized one? If you plan, how do you do it and what tools do you use? Do you record the data for each year or just

I always was the kind of teacher that would plan my lesson on the way to class, or have scraps of post it notes stuck on the journal I'd inevitably leave at home. I'm not a good planner on paper. Any garden

As for the garden, I would classify myself as somewhere in the middle, but I'm more chaotic. But my wife likes everything to be in order. I think we've found a middle ground. So what if something sticks

The Hivegarden QOTW was planning strategies for gardens. So here’s how an older gardener whose memory was decades ago eaten by Lyme disease gets through each year. “In terms of your garden, are you a chaotic,

Welcome to Week 46 of the Hive Garden Question! I have to say it's pretty inspiring to see the planning strategies people use for their gardens. Of course there's some absolute legends of recording and

Good day dear mates! During this quiet garden winter period in my country came time to prepare to upcoming season and of course it's time to think about seeds of plants which I'd like to plant. First of

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The seeds I'm most excited about for the season The truth is, growing plants from seed is incredible because sometimes it's difficult to get them to develop properly, and at the same time, it takes a lot

This week's question on Hive Garden is about 'seed'. Thing is, I'm terrible at raising plants from seed, unless they are super robust ones like calendula, nastursium or borage, and they pretty much plant