This Group Unites All Plant Lovers And Shares The Most Hilarious Gardening Posts Out There (50 Posts)

There is something deeply satisfying about digging up theearth, planting some seeds and then watching the (sometimes literal) fruit of your labor sprout. If you feel this way, you are definitely not alone, as there are all sorts of online groups dedicated to this very topic.The “GardenTime” Facebook group is dedicated to funny and insightful posts about growing things at home. We also got in touch with gardening expert and home farmerCharles Dowdingto learn more. So get comfortable as you scroll through, upvote your favorites and be sure to comment your thoughts below.More info:Facebook|CharlesDowding.co.ukThis post may includeaffiliate links.

The “GardenTime” Facebook group is dedicated to funny and insightful posts about growing things at home. We also got in touch with gardening expert and home farmerCharles Dowdingto learn more. So get comfortable as you scroll through, upvote your favorites and be sure to comment your thoughts below.

More info:Facebook|CharlesDowding.co.uk

This post may includeaffiliate links.

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Bored Pandagot in touch with home farmer, gardener and general horticultural expertCharles Dowdingto learn more about growing things. First and foremost, we wanted to hear his take on what to plant. After all, there is one school of thought that believes in purelyaestheticgardens, while others strive for “practicality.”“Edible plants have their own beauty. Vegetables of different colors and structure can look good all year especially when using no dig methods. That’s because you can easily keep replanting to have a full garden, and no dig plants look healthier with glowing leaves,” he shared.

“Edible plants have their own beauty. Vegetables of different colors and structure can look good all year especially when using no dig methods. That’s because you can easily keep replanting to have a full garden, and no dig plants look healthier with glowing leaves,” he shared.

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Naturally, if you will pardon the pun, we were curious to hear his opinion on what sorts ofplantsare good for beginners. “Potatoes, courgette/zucchini, garlic (plant October), salad onions and salad leaves of any kind. Especially lettuce which can produce so much when you “pick and come again”, and homegrown lettuce has great flavor!”

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So if you are interested in learning more, Charles suggested a few resources. “If you don’t know it yet, please check out the no dig method via mywebsiteandYouTube channel. No dig saves so much time, whether you grow ornamentals or vegetables. You will notice your plants looking exuberant, fewer weeds, and more time to enjoy the garden.”

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Charles also left us with some parting thoughts on what sort of questions to ask yourself. “Become curious! How do plants grow? New research into rhizophagy shows the importance of bacteria. How much watering is necessary? Often less! What is the best spacing? Depends partly on what you want from the plants.” If you want to see more gardening memes, check out our previousarticleon the topic.

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