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#WinterGarden showcases enchanting landscapes, seasonal plants, cozy vibes, frosty beauty, vibrant colors, festive decorations, creative gardening, botanical inspiration, tranquil scenes, outdoor activities, winter festivities, nature's artistry, and community sharing.
This time of year in the garden makes me sad, but it also helps me remember that all sentient beings need rest. As sure as the spring time rains, these plants will wake up again in due time. Nothing can bloom forever. Rest is essential 🙏🏽🖤 #gardening #gardentok #wintergarden #winterseason #solstice #backyardgarden #raisedgardenbed #gardening101 #lessonsfromtheplants
In the previous post, I showed how I DIY’ed a hoop bender for making low tunnel hoops out of electric metallic tubing (EMT). Today I’ll show how I use this bender to make low tunnel hoops for my raised beds. Prior to bending, I mark 3 spots on the 10 ft EMTs with a permanent marker. I begin by marking 2 spots, each measured from the two ends of the EMT. These two marks indicate where the bend in the hoop should begin relative to the ends. The location of these 2 marks is determined with basic geometry: subtract from the full length of the EMT one half of the circumference of the circle whose diameter is the raised bed width and then divide the result in half. For my 36 inch wide beds, this calculation indicated that the bend of the hoop should start  about 32 inches from the ends of the 10 ft EMT: (120 inches - (0.5 x 36 inches x 3.14)) / 2 = 31.73 inches The final mark is made on the EMT at 5 ft. This marks the midpoint of the EMT. With the marks made, I insert the EMT into the bender until the first mark from the inserted end is at the position of the first bolt on the bender. Then I pull on the free end of the EMT. As the EMT is pulled, it will bend around the arc created by the bolts on the bender. I pull until the EMT is bent up to its midpoint. This completes the bending of the first half of the hoop. I then pull the EMT out of the bender, flip it around, and insert the opposite end of the EMT up to the first mark from that end. Once again, I pull the EMT until it touches the bolts on the bender. Once the EMT is bent up to the midpoint mark, the second half of the hoop is completed. The DIY hoop bender makes bending EMT quick and easy. It took me less than 10 minutes to bend the 8 extra hoops I needed and the best part is that they all turned out perfectly identical which really makes my inner OCD happy! 😝 #lowtunnel #frostprotection #caterpillartunnel #quickhoops #rowcover #cropcover #hoopbender #emthoops #gardenhacks #EncyGROWpedia #growyourownfood #homegrown #homestead #gardenporn #fallgarden #wintergarden #squarefootgardening
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In the previous post, I showed how I DIY’ed a hoop bender for making low tunnel hoops out of electric metallic tubing (EMT). Today I’ll show how I use this bender to make low tunnel hoops for my raised beds. Prior to bending, I mark 3 spots on the 10 ft EMTs with a permanent marker. I begin by marking 2 spots, each measured from the two ends of the EMT. These two marks indicate where the bend in the hoop should begin relative to the ends. The location of these 2 marks is determined with basic geometry: subtract from the full length of the EMT one half of the circumference of the circle whose diameter is the raised bed width and then divide the result in half. For my 36 inch wide beds, this calculation indicated that the bend of the hoop should start about 32 inches from the ends of the 10 ft EMT: (120 inches - (0.5 x 36 inches x 3.14)) / 2 = 31.73 inches The final mark is made on the EMT at 5 ft. This marks the midpoint of the EMT. With the marks made, I insert the EMT into the bender until the first mark from the inserted end is at the position of the first bolt on the bender. Then I pull on the free end of the EMT. As the EMT is pulled, it will bend around the arc created by the bolts on the bender. I pull until the EMT is bent up to its midpoint. This completes the bending of the first half of the hoop. I then pull the EMT out of the bender, flip it around, and insert the opposite end of the EMT up to the first mark from that end. Once again, I pull the EMT until it touches the bolts on the bender. Once the EMT is bent up to the midpoint mark, the second half of the hoop is completed. The DIY hoop bender makes bending EMT quick and easy. It took me less than 10 minutes to bend the 8 extra hoops I needed and the best part is that they all turned out perfectly identical which really makes my inner OCD happy! 😝 #lowtunnel #frostprotection #caterpillartunnel #quickhoops #rowcover #cropcover #hoopbender #emthoops #gardenhacks #EncyGROWpedia #growyourownfood #homegrown #homestead #gardenporn #fallgarden #wintergarden #squarefootgardening
first tbr of 2025!!! 📚❄️ what’s on your  january tbr? #tbrlist #tbrpile #tbr #monthlytbr #januarytbr #januaryreads #2025tbr #2025reads #2025books #wintergarden #kristinhannah #redrising #thealicenetwork #historicalfiction #devneyperry #cherthememoir #welcometopawnee monthly tbr // january 2025 reads // book recommendations //
Kristen Hannah 😭 #wintergarden #BookTok #bookish #fyp #booksthatmademecry #kristenhannah
what did you all think of this book? #bookstore #BookTok #bookish #fyp #wintergarden
Lucky to still have a few fresh things even halfway through January #gardentok #organicgardening #urbanhomestead #homestead #wintergarden #fyp
It’s garden refresh time!! 🌸👩🏻‍🌾💐🌷🐜🩷🥬☕️ #springgarden #gardenbed #wintergarden #gardening #gardenproject #planters #cutflowers #momlife
adding another Kristen Hannah book to my collection 😭❤️ #wintergarden #BookTok #bookish #fyp #booksthatmademecry #kristenhannah
Let the critters hibernate in the litter and debris. #winter #wintergarden #atlanta #artfulrodger
Fertilizing my winter garden with blood meal, the perfect organic option for nitrogen-loving veggies. Check out Fertilizer and Amendments in my Amazon store.
#wintergarden #organicfertilizer #gardening #vegetablegarden #fertilizer  #creatorsearchinsights
Townhome em Winter Garden/Fl Maiores informações entre em contato comigo, Carla Braga - Realtor La Rosa  📲 (407) 205-9852  #happynewyear #2025 #orlandoflorida #houseforsale #homesweethome #investimentosinteligentes #saleshouses #wintergarden #horizonwest
Part two of storing and dividing my dahlia tubers #fyp #dahlia #flowerfarm #cutflowers #gardening #gardentok #dahlias #tubers #wintergarden #howtotiktok #howtovideo #gardenfacts #parttwo
All grown with no artificial light in the dead of winter in zone 7. #CapCut #fyp #wintergarden #greenhouse #hydroponics #fypシ
Have you tried starting your seeds outdoors by winter sowing? It will save you time, money, work, and space and give you a head start to the season. For the last decade, I’ve noticed that plants are hardier and more resilient when exposed to adverse conditions outdoors in the early stages. We start from anywhere from December to early March in zone 8. Cooler climates can start between February and April. Seeds can be planted directly under cloches or into plastic containers in winter through early spring.  You can start with cold-hardy crops like kale, collards, other brassicas, chard, spinach, and alliums like onions, chives, scallions, leeks, lettuce, and claytonia. You may also sow self-seeding plants or varieties that require moist and cold conditions to germinate, known as cold stratification. Most cold-hardy annuals, native and perennial plants are also great candidates for winter sowing. I usually wait to sow warm crops like tomatoes, peppers, and basil closer to springtime.  ✅Cut the container in half, leaving the back side intact. Drill or cut out holes in the bottom for drainage. Fill the container with 4” of pre-moistened potting soil. Containers must be transparent enough to allow sunlight penetration. ✅The tops of containers are left off to allow venting and water to enter from precipitation. Any condensation inside the container will provide water. ✳️If you live in a dry climate, you may have to give supplemental watering. The seeds naturally germinate when conditions are favorable.  ✅Place containers in a sunny location. These miniature greenhouses should be vented on warm days (50+ F) to prevent overheating and should be closed in the evening.  ✅No need to harden off or acclimate your seedlings! Just sow them in place or transplant them in their homes!  Will you be winter sowing this season? Let me know in the comments! Happy winter sowing! 🌱💚 #fyp #foryoupage #wintergarden #seeds #growfood #vegetablegarden #growyourownfood
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Have you tried starting your seeds outdoors by winter sowing? It will save you time, money, work, and space and give you a head start to the season. For the last decade, I’ve noticed that plants are hardier and more resilient when exposed to adverse conditions outdoors in the early stages. We start from anywhere from December to early March in zone 8. Cooler climates can start between February and April. Seeds can be planted directly under cloches or into plastic containers in winter through early spring. You can start with cold-hardy crops like kale, collards, other brassicas, chard, spinach, and alliums like onions, chives, scallions, leeks, lettuce, and claytonia. You may also sow self-seeding plants or varieties that require moist and cold conditions to germinate, known as cold stratification. Most cold-hardy annuals, native and perennial plants are also great candidates for winter sowing. I usually wait to sow warm crops like tomatoes, peppers, and basil closer to springtime. ✅Cut the container in half, leaving the back side intact. Drill or cut out holes in the bottom for drainage. Fill the container with 4” of pre-moistened potting soil. Containers must be transparent enough to allow sunlight penetration. ✅The tops of containers are left off to allow venting and water to enter from precipitation. Any condensation inside the container will provide water. ✳️If you live in a dry climate, you may have to give supplemental watering. The seeds naturally germinate when conditions are favorable. ✅Place containers in a sunny location. These miniature greenhouses should be vented on warm days (50+ F) to prevent overheating and should be closed in the evening. ✅No need to harden off or acclimate your seedlings! Just sow them in place or transplant them in their homes! Will you be winter sowing this season? Let me know in the comments! Happy winter sowing! 🌱💚 #fyp #foryoupage #wintergarden #seeds #growfood #vegetablegarden #growyourownfood
Growing garlic! Here’s how it looks during the winter. I’m not watering or anything, just letting it be. This is the vernilization period, before it explodes with growth in the spring. #garlic #gardening #garden #winter #wintergarden
Snow, watering, mulching, and pruning….Have you heard these winter garden myths? #garden #gardening #myth #gardentips #wintergarden #homegarden
❄️🌨️🥶 Definitely looks like winter in the garden. #winter #garden #gardentips #wintergarden #zone7 #homegarden
Let’s see how the recent cold weather in Florida affected my plants and how I plan on caring for them now. #floridagardening #wintergarden #plantcare #gardeningforbeginners #creatorsearchinsights
It is important to harvest broccoli at the right time, when the flower buds are compact and unopened. Once the plant starts producing yellow flowers, that is your signal that it is entering seed production mode. The yellow flowers are edible and quite delicious (slightly sweet in the beginning, then peppery) but we prefer to eat our broccoli in its truest form! Drop your broccoli growing questions in the comments!  . . . #harvest #gardenharvest #broccoli #vegetablegarden #edibleplants #gardener #organicgardening #veggies #mygarden #vegetables #gardening #backyardgarden #zonegarden #growfood #homegrownfood #inmygarden #wintergarden #californiagarden #gardentok
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Let’s Harvest Some Carrots from the Garden! #carrots #carrot #letsgrowtogether #garden #texasgarden #texasgardening #texasgardenguy #wintergarden #texasgardener #homeandgarden #gardening @LivingEarth

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