I think this is the group where we were talking about using a soil blocker. I had my son record me making a few blocks the other day with mine. When you're making them, if a lot of soil is staying behind when you lift the blocker up, add a little more water. I mix in some coco coir both for moisture retention and to help the soil stay together.

Truth be told l've been trying to do a logo on my own but l don't have the require digital computer skills to get it right so this is a LOGO SOS CALL Here are the features and wordings I'll desire inside the LOGO BRAND NAME: LETS GROW+231/ Children’s Learning Garden MOTTO: WE DON’T ONLY GROW PLANTS WE GROW MINDS FEATURES Children, a book or something that indicates learning--- it could be a hands-on image since I'm more practical, the Liberian flag, a garden COLOR..... I'm thinking GREEN for the greenery in agriculture, dark wordings and images to match the green or make it stand out. I'M OPEN TO AMENDMENTS AND NEW IDEAS on this. Thanks for your help in advance family community.

Do you all do soil blocking? I'm thinking of trying it this year as my seed trays are pretty dilapidated. I experimented with it a little in past years and I recall my blocks were OK at first but just crumbled after watering. Maybe I water too much. Let me know what your tips are.

Hello, To get our gardening season thoughts going, lets introduce ourselves by what we grow. Toward the end of February, our hotter climate friends are in full swing and our northern folks are growing indoors or pulling some seed bottles together. What roots do you have in the ground currently? What is the first spring plant will you sow or transplant? Does anyone need a list of first plants for their area?