Gardening Watering tips

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Diana Grant
some purple flowers are growing in a bucket
Good use of old wash tub.
a white post with an orange hose connected to it next to some grass and flowers
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Hose Connection Extender
the lemon tree is full of ripe lemons
Lemon tree for Container Gardening
Lemon tree for Container Gardening---would love to have a lemon tree myself
lavender plants in a basket with the title how to grow lavender in every climate
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an info sheet describing how to use baking soda and vinegar for your soiling project
Organic Gardening | Gardening Steps
These 22 clever and easy gardening hacks are so useful that using them can change the way you garden forever.
several pictures of different types of plants in bowls
HugeDomains.com
Lemon seeds the leaves smell so good. Awesome for kitchen, bathroom, or at my desk! 1.Soak lemons seeds overnight. 2.Gently remove outer layer of seeds. 3.Put back into water as you prepare soil. 4.Plant lemon seeds in a circle pattern. 5.Place small pebbles on top of seeds. 6.Water occasionally and watch it grow.
an image of plants growing in the ground with water bottles and strawberries on them
The best way for Self-Watering Use 2-litre bottles with Aqua Cones to keep your plants and flowers watered. Aqua Cones work with any soil type because they were designed with punch-out holes near the top for sandy soil, near the middle for loam, and near the bottom for heavy soils. The Aqua Cones collects rain and stores it so that it can provide continuing water to your thirsty plants.
a drawing of a tomato plant growing out of a water bottle with roots attached to it
Protracted Garden
Tomato plants like deep watering. Why waste water when you can make a simple reservoir delivery system. Neat idea. The photo says it all.