I have started different sowing methods to see which one I like. If you know of any other methods, let us see it.

I did a soil test! Check it out. It's the #Activity from our first module #What's the Difference? Just by eyeballing it (and knowing that I live in the Mojave Desert), I'd say we have very SANDY SOIL (and specifically in my backyard's case, it's just dead dirt atm), which is defined in our readings as "High sand percentage (>70%). Drains quickly but may not retain nutrients well." But let's see what the numbers say. The measurements, after settling for 1 hour: SAND (bottom layer): 5 cm SILT (middle layer): 1 cm CLAY (top layer): .25 cm Total height of layers: 6.25 cm - % SAND=(sand height)/(total height) x 100 = 80% SAND - % SILT=(sand height)/(total height) x 100 = 16% SILT - % CLAY=(sand height)/(total height) x 100 = 4% CLAY

Just me and my daughter here in Los Angeles California

Hi, I live in Central Florida I have a high tunnel/greenhouse I would like to grow organic fruit and vegetables. I have seedsheets and tried a few but is was way to hot in the greenhouse, so waiting to get started this month or next.

Hello everyone my name is Renee I’m from Massachusetts I’m 67 and love growing food flowers and herbs. I’ve been gardening for years and try to eat healthy. I’m trying different ways to compost using leftover fruit and vegetables. I’m using ashes egg shells and epson salt in my garden. Looking forward to more great ways to improve my garden