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Omaha Gardener The Omaha Gardener blog is the perfect place for passionate gardeners looking to share knowledge and get helpful tips and advice!

Learn all about DIY projects, sustainable living and how to start a garden for nature’s plants, vegetables, and fruits. The OG – Omaha Gardener blog is the perfect place for passionate gardeners looking to share knowledge and get helpful tips and advice! Follow along and pick up valuable gardening tips from the OG blog!

10/11/2025

Hidden beneath Omaha’s Old Market is a living farm — and it supplies this restaurant’s kitchen daily. Gather @ isn’t just serving food; they’re growing it right under your feet. From garden to plate in seconds — this is next-level farm-to-table dining.

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Beginner Plant Parent? Here’s Your Essential Checklist! Taking care of plants doesn’t have to be complicated! Whether yo...
27/05/2025

Beginner Plant Parent? Here’s Your Essential Checklist!

Taking care of plants doesn’t have to be complicated! Whether you’re a newbie or just need a refresher, this checklist will help you keep your plants happy and healthy.

✅ Watering: Stay on top of when and how much to water for optimal growth!
✅ Fertilizing: Keep your plants energized with the right nutrients.
✅ Pruning: Trim away the old to make room for the new!

Let’s make plant care fun and easy! Swipe to see your plant care routine in action. 👇

Tag a friend who’s starting their plant collection!

Alright, Garden Lovers What’s Your Top Flower? No Debates!Is it the bold sunflower 🌻, the timeless rose 🌹, the delicate ...
14/05/2025

Alright, Garden Lovers What’s Your Top Flower? No Debates!

Is it the bold sunflower 🌻, the timeless rose 🌹, the delicate lily 🌸, or the cheerful daisy 🌼? Or do you have a wildcard favorite?

Drop your pick below. Are you Team Sunflower, Team Rose, Team Lily or Team Daisy? Defend your choice!

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HOLD ON! Your plant may not need water yet!Overwatering is the quickest way to kill your indoor plants. Soggy soil equal...
14/05/2025

HOLD ON! Your plant may not need water yet!

Overwatering is the quickest way to kill your indoor plants. Soggy soil equals root rot, which equals a sad, droopy plant.

✅ Try the Finger Test - Stick your finger about an inch into the soil. If it's dry, water. If it's damp, step away!
✅ Use Drainage Holes - Nobody likes sitting in soggy socks, and that includes your plants!
✅ Less is More - Most houseplants prefer a little drought to being overwatered.

Give your plants a drink when they need it, not just when you think they do!

Who’s Been Munching on Your Garden?You've invested time, effort, and love into your garden, only to find chewed leaves, ...
04/03/2025

Who’s Been Munching on Your Garden?

You've invested time, effort, and love into your garden, only to find chewed leaves, wilting stems, or a strange, sticky mess. Garden pests are uninvited guests that can quickly move in and devour your hard work.

Here are some warning signs:
• Jagged holes in leaves? Beetles and caterpillars are likely the culprits.
• Sticky, shiny residue? Aphids are probably feeding on your plants.
• Wilting or stunted growth? Root-knot nematodes might be lurking beneath the soil.

A healthy garden isn’t just about watering and sunlight, it's about spotting the troublemakers before they take over!

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Want fresh basil, mint, or rosemary at your fingertips? Indoor herb gardening is easier than you think! Here’s your quic...
03/03/2025

Want fresh basil, mint, or rosemary at your fingertips?

Indoor herb gardening is easier than you think!

Here’s your quick guide to growing flavorful herbs right in your kitchen.
✅ Most herbs love bright, indirect sunlight. Aim for at least 6 hours a day.
✅ Keep the soil moist but not waterlogged. Water when the top inch feels dry.
✅ Regular snipping encourages new growth and keeps your herbs happy and productive!

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What’s your favorite herb to grow indoors? Let me know below! 👇

Is your plant bursting at the seams? It might be time for a bigger pot!If you notice roots peeking out or the soil dryin...
02/03/2025

Is your plant bursting at the seams? It might be time for a bigger pot!

If you notice roots peeking out or the soil drying up faster than usual, your green buddy is ready for a new home. Don't worry; repotting is easier than you think!

Step 1: Select a pot that's just a little larger than the one it's in now.
Step 2: Use fresh, nutrient-rich potting mix, not just regular dirt!.
Step 3: Gently loosen the roots a bit give them some room to breathe!
Step 4: Place your plant in the pot, fill with potting mix, and water it thoroughly.

And just like that, your plant is ready to take on the world! When was the last time you treated your leafy friends to a fresh start? Let me know in the comments!


Hey there, Just wanted to share one of my absolute favorite gardening moments: harvesting my very own cantaloupes! There...
28/02/2025

Hey there, Just wanted to share one of my absolute favorite gardening moments: harvesting my very own cantaloupes!

There's nothing quite like the smell of a ripe cantaloupe straight from the vine. It's like nature's perfume! And the taste? Oh man, it's pure heaven!

Juicy, sweet, and bursting with flavor - it's the ultimate reward for all those hours spent tending to the garden.

If you haven't tried growing your own cantaloupes yet, trust me, you're missing out!

Happy gardening, everyone!

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As spring flowers begin to bloom, it's important to ensure your bees have enough protein to support their growing colony...
27/02/2025

As spring flowers begin to bloom, it's important to ensure your bees have enough protein to support their growing colony.

Here's a simple trick💡

Feed your bees with Pollen Patties, a supplement made from natural pollen and other ingredients.

Place the patty on top of the frames, and the bees will consume it as needed.

Here's how to make your own pollen patties, you'll need:

👉1 part pollen substitute (such as Ultra Bee or Bee Pro)

👉1 part granulated sugar

👉Enough honey or syrup to create a dough-like consistency

Instructions:

1. Mix the pollen substitute and sugar in a bowl until well combined.

2. Gradually add honey or syrup, stirring constantly, until the mixture forms a dough-like consistency that holds together when squeezed.

3. Form the dough into patties about 1/4 inch thick and 4 inches in diameter.

4. Place the patties on wax paper and store them in the refrigerator until ready to use.

5. To feed the patties to your bees, simply place one on top of the frames in the hive, and the bees will consume it as needed. Replace the patty when it's nearly gone or after about a week.

Making your own pollen patties is a cost-effective way to provide your bees with the nutrition they need to thrive during the spring season.

Give it a try and let me know how it worked for your colony!

Trivia: What is the practice of growing plants without soil in nutrient-rich mist called?Answer: Aeroponics!This high-te...
26/02/2025

Trivia: What is the practice of growing plants without soil in nutrient-rich mist called?

Answer: Aeroponics!

This high-tech gardening method involves suspending plant roots in the air and misting them with a nutrient solution.

Aeroponics can be space-efficient and water-saving compared to traditional soil-based gardening.

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OG Tip: Use the right tool for the job. While it might be tempting to use whatever tool is handy, using the correct tool...
25/02/2025

OG Tip: Use the right tool for the job.

While it might be tempting to use whatever tool is handy, using the correct tool for each task can make your gardening more efficient and effective.

For example, use pruning shears for cutting small branches, loppers for larger branches, and a saw for thick, woody growth.

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