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I am 13, no Gardening Exp., Richmond, Virginia, What do I plant?

llies?

other gardeners tend to be very generous to each other, as i have found since starting plant growing when i was a kid and people donated so much to me. I now return the favor and donate much to others, including plants and advice.
Plants are easily reproduced from cuttings and seeds or by division, allowing you to grow your collection at different times of the year. This way you can expand your range of plants for just a few pennies, such as the cost of hormone rooting products and possibly some potting soil.
Ive often helped others with garden care, such as watering or tending plants when someone is away from home, and grateful people will often repay with some garden material gifts.
Otherwise, if you see plants in someone’s garden that you like, speak to the home owner and ask about them-they may let you have some or at least give you some information about them.
Look on the internet for freecycle type groups that donate old
home goods to others-this way you may pick up garden tools, plants etc for the cost of going to pick them up.
Overall – keep your eyes open for what you see around you and like. Keep talking to others, be willing to share or offer to help. And wise experienced gardeners are great friends to find. If you are near to farmers or others with horses you may be able to get some manure for next to nothing or just free.learn how to reproduce plants that you like and cultivate for low or no cost too. Im often picking up seeds etc in public places that would otherwise go to waste,though ensure you’re not breaking laws.
Hope this helps. Good luck! Rob

My husband planted regular and garlic chives in the garden this year (my first experience with fresh chives) and I was wondering the best way to dehydrate them. I cut them, put them on a cookie sheet and put them in the oven at 250 degrees for 4 hours but that did’t seem to do the trick.
Thanks for your time and your help.

I’m having trouble picturing the weasleys backyard garden. Is there a fence just around the garden or is it around the entire house?

We used to have a very large garden pond, but emptied it out because I was worried that children might wander into my very large garden and accidently fall into our wildlife pond. Though my husband wants to fill in the void I would love to put it to some other use perhaps a sunken garden with drainage pipes.
I would appreciate suggestions that are realistic and not full of inuendo! Thank you all in advance.

I know what types of foods they grew, I’m just curious about the actual technique. Is anyone aware of anything besides the “Three Sisters Garden” technique?

I toook it on around 14 and im now 17.

I am currently using Miracle Grow Garden soil. Should I continue using this when I transplant them to their final bed?
Someone on YA said to use “plant food”, can you tell me what kind?

What is best to plant in a home garden? Keep in mind it is not huge and we would like to plant things that will take up the least amount of space but yield a nice harvest. So I guess I could ask, what plants give you the most bang for you buck?
What are your thoughts?