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11/10/2026

Watering every day? Don’t guess. Push your finger 2 inches into the soil. Dry means water, damp means wait. Water slowly at the base, ideally in the morning, and keep the leaves dry.

11/09/2026

Sticky leaves on your tomatoes? Pests may be sucking them dry, but soap spray can stop them. I buried my tomato stems deep, so they can catch up. But hungry aphids got there first.

11/09/2026

Need your garden to grow faster? Max’s visit just moved up, so I’m feeding my soil today. He’s coming weeks early. But compost takes time, so start your pile now and feed it right.

11/09/2026

Want bushy basil instead of tall, spindly stems? Plant one seedling per 10-inch pot with drainage holes, at the same depth it had in its nursery pot.

11/07/2026

Want straighter, cleaner cucumbers? Grow them up. Set the trellis first: drive steel posts 1 foot deep and zip-tie a 6-foot wire panel on tight.

11/07/2026

Bare spots in your carrot row? Your seeds may not have failed. Crust traps sprouts, so water gently.

11/06/2026

Carrot seeds are tiny and slow, but this works. Rake the bed smooth and clear out stones and clods, since carrots need loose soil about 8 inches deep.

11/06/2026

Short on space? Fill a container at least 6 inches deep, with drainage holes, with damp potting mix, stopping 1 inch below the rim.

11/06/2026

Want homegrown tomatoes? Start seeds indoors 6–8 weeks before your last frost.

11/05/2026

Preparing the Perfect Soil for Your Garden.

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