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Great Gardening Tips

Gwen M
Oct 4, 2017
3 min read

Your garden can be a great hobby to fulfill your days, get you outside more, feed your family healthy meals or even make you some money. So, whether you are growing healthy veggies or beautiful flowers these great garden tips from a wide variety of resources are bound to help you with some of your gardening needs or questions.

Great Gardening Tips From My Grandparents:

What I learned from my grandmother about gardening: She told me things that she learned from her mother. She told me to begin your growing season in the early spring ( around the beginning of April or early may) She always grew her tomatos indoors to avoid an frost that could happen overnight depending on your zone.

Linda Halloway:

My grandma told me to spread compost over the turned soil Between the naturally healthy earth and the compost she would spread, and the soil end up being “so light and fluffy, that the vegetables would grow like super fast”.

Janice Vega:

One of the most important things my Granddad taught me was that with a garden you can make something out of nothing.

Ricky Barnes

My nintey year old great grandmother in which I call nana taught me to "keep it moving" don't sit still to long that is main reason she started a garden in the first place.

Fresha Mullander

Tips From The Experts

Just do something, Just get started, Buy a planting pot. Buy some potting soil," You'll already be on your way to a garden by the time you make up your mind what to plant in it.

Billy Landscaping expert:

First you need to educate yourself on plants, your zones, and vegetables

CECE: Water Garden Expert

Check around your neighborhood because you can use your neighbors as resources and for great garden ideas. Because chances are if it's growing well for them it will grow well for you

Alex, Landscaping Exper:

Ask for help, go to your local Nursery or places like Lowes and Homedepo and ask questions

Millie, Lawn Care Expert:

Learn from your mistakes and your successes buy a journsal take and keep careful notes. No one was born an expert

Jackson, Landscaping Design Expert:

Don't Over do it, Embrace the power of three's. through the years I’ve learned that planting one of everything looks messy and not well thought out," says Donald even if you're aiming for a sought of relaxed looking garden. "You will create a better look if you select a handful of great plants and repeat them throughout the garden in groups of three

Donald, Landscaping Expert: