This was a process but well worth it when it’s done will add a longer frame barrier and I do cover it to hold in the moisture and keep the little rodents out

Lately, my downtime has been 100% dedicated to Garden Tale. It is so cute and addictive! Since we all love our greenery and "jungle" vibes here, I had to share it with you all. Check it out if you’re looking for something new to play—you can thank me (or blame me for the lost hours!) later! 😂🌺 It’s about flowers but same planty vibes!! My ID if you wanna add me : Luna lotus am04yxazo5e

If your Peperomia prostrata (string of turtles) looks like it’s growing tiny green tails , don't panic—your plant isn't turning into a cactus. It’s actually flowering! 🌸 While flowers are usually a cause for celebration, with String of Turtles, many growers choose to snip them off. ✂️ Why Prune the Flowers? • Energy Boost: The plant pours a ton of energy into these "inflorescences." By trimming them, you redirect that energy back into growing those gorgeous, plump "turtle shell" leaves. • Keep it Full: Removing flowers encourages the plant to focus on trailing and staying thick at the top. • Less Mess: These spikes don't stay pretty forever—they eventually dry up and shed tiny bits all over your shelf. Lil tip:I found that removing them with your nails is easier then clippers or scissors!

Phase 1 of the front garden is officially underway! 🏡🌱 I’ve got the Gladiolus, Sunflowers, and Zinnias started in pots indoors. It’s a bit of extra work, but it’s going to be so worth it when the front of the house is full of blooms later this season. Luna’s Little Jungle is expanding to the outdoors! 🌿🔜🌻

It’s alive! 🌱 My microgreens have officially sprouted and I couldn’t be happier. Can’t wait to watch these little guys grow! #microgreens #gardeningupdate #growyourown Anybody else have some food growing I wanna seeeeee !!