Revisiting My Old Self-Wicking Tomato Containers: Improvements and New Designs for 'Self Watering' Tomato ContainersThe design for my original self-wicking tomato watering containers is going to be 2 years old. Some lessons learned have given me ideas for a new design or two. I will be making those videos over the next month or so.The greatest lesson learned is that reserve water in this design...
Rabu, 26 Februari 2014
Winner Selected for the February Seed Give-A-Way
Winner Selected for the February Seed Give-A-WayBlake Williams won the seed give-a-way as he was the first to show up as retweeting February's prize. I am looking to to grow my Instagram and Twitter presents but have found many people would like to participate that only visit my blog. I appreciate...
Jumat, 14 Februari 2014
Starting Cucumbers, Zucchini and Squash Indoors: Bigger Containers and Warm Weather!
Starting Cucumbers, Zucchini and Squash Indoors: Bigger Containers and Warm Weather!Cucumbers, zucchini and squash are fast growing plants. You do NOT have to start them indoors as they can grow quickly right out of your garden as long as the soil and temperatures are warm. Some of the reasons to start them indoors is to improve germination rates or to get an established plant in the garden if...
Senin, 10 Februari 2014
Fertilizing Tomato Seedlings and Transplants: Practices and Pitfalls
Fertilizing Tomato Seedlings and Transplants: Practices and Pitfalls I have two videos that go along with this blog article. I wanted to do two videos about fertilizing that would give you some information to best design your own routine. There is no single method for fertilizing your indoor...
Sabtu, 08 Februari 2014
February 2014 Vegetable Garden Seed Give-A-Way at The Rusted Garden: Follow Me on Instagram and Twitter to Win
February 2014 Vegetable Garden Seed Give-A-Way at The Rusted Garden: Follow Me on Instagram and Twitter to WinTo promote my garden blog and YouTube channel, I will be giving away vegetable seeds through 2014 and other items that are hopefully of interest. This will be a monthly event.February's...
Senin, 03 Februari 2014
Three Part Series: Growing Cilantro, Basil, Parsley & Chives on a Kitchen Windowsill - Seed Starting
Growing Cilantro, Basil, Parsley & Chives on a Kitchen WindowsillPart 1 of 3: Starting the SeedsPeat pellets are used for this project because they are going to spend most of their time sitting in water mixed with 1/2 strength liquid fertilizer. The design of a peat pellet is perfect for this. It allows room for root growth and it will allow roots to grow out of the medium and into the water....
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