Joyful Hermit’s Daily Tip
Save Big Money...by growing dark, leafy greens such as kale, beets, Mescule, Romaine, and French Sorrel in garden pots. You can re-seed frequently, and by having the large pots placed near your dwelling, the greens will grow earlier in spring and later into the fall, being cool-weather growers by nature. Use your own fresh greens in your very own batches of Green Glory, saving shopping and getting the freshest greens possible. Try growing your own cucumbers, as well, from pots. So what if the vines tumble over and out? Vegetables grown in planters are quite beautiful! You really do save money, especially as some of the greens re-seed and also re-grow if the leaves are clipped rather than pulled by the roots.
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Category Archives: Gardening
Trees for Sale
Deciduous, blooming trees in the gardens are always a joy to behold, especially if planted so as to bloom in succession throughout spring and summer. Below are three trees I hope to sell; they are too large for me to … Continue reading
Nature’s Notes
The gardens here have numerous, interesting specimen trees, such as unusual Japanese Maples. It does not seem right to not share the beauty, whether unusual or simply the beautiful, typical, gorgeous leaves that we find in any locale. Although note … Continue reading
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Joyfully Healthy Amaranth
Photo by Dysviz Joyful Hermit ordered some seeds this spring of herbs and flowers not so easily located. Amaranth is among them, although these seeds may be purchased in stores. Another name for it is: Love Lies Bleeding. This flower … Continue reading
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Indoor Greenhousing
This year Joyful Hermit decided to take indoor greenhousing to a higher level. The flats of annuals costs rise yearly, and finding sales is hit-and-miss. Big Lots had three-shelf greenhouse units for $20 each; JH purchased two, on separate days … Continue reading
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