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Would YOU have an OPEN garden with a rock border as your FENCE?!

🌿🪨 Want a simple, natural way to help protect your organic garden? Try adding a rock border:

• Creates a physical barrier that discourages small animals from entering

• Makes it harder for critters to dig under or burrow into your garden beds

• Reduces access points for pests like rabbits, squirrels, and rodents

• Provides an unstable surface many animals prefer to avoid walking on

• Helps define territory, signaling a boundary to wandering wildlife

• Can be paired with other natural deterrents (like herbs or fencing) for extra protection

• Doesn’t rely on chemicals—keeps your garden truly organic

• Durable and weather-resistant, offering long-term protection

🌱 A simple rock border can go a long way in keeping your garden safe—naturally.

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Garden tip of the day: ASK the LOCALS!

Be prepared this season and stay a step AHEAD of the game so you’re ready for whatever comes at you!

That’s the KEY 🔑 behind a successful garden 🪴

Happy Gardening 👩🏻‍🌾

Plant MORE flowers than you think you need 🌼🌸🌻—your organic garden will thank you!

If you’re growing organically, flowers aren’t just for looks… they’re your garden’s secret weapon. Here’s why overplanting flowers is one of the smartest moves you can make:

✨ Natural Pest Control
Extra flowers attract beneficial insects like ladybugs, lacewings, and parasitic wasps that hunt common garden pests—no chemicals needed.

🐝 Boost Pollination = Bigger Harvests
More blooms mean more bees and pollinators, which leads to healthier plants and higher yields in your fruits and veggies.

🌿 Stronger Biodiversity
A diverse garden creates balance. By planting a wide variety of flowers, you build a mini ecosystem that protects itself.

🌈 Trap Crops & Distraction
Some flowers act as decoys, drawing pests away from your vegetables so your crops stay safe and thriving.

💐 Cut Flowers Without Guilt
Plant extra and you’ll always have fresh bouquets for your home—without sacrificing pollinator support.

🌱 Improved Soil Health
Certain flowering plants help enrich your soil, attract earthworms, and support beneficial microbes.

The best part? A garden full of flowers isn’t just productive—it’s beautiful, calming, and alive.

👉 Pro tip: Mix in marigolds, zinnias, calendula, nasturtiums, and cosmos throughout your beds for maximum impact.

Save this for your next planting day & share with a fellow gardener 🌼

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🌼 Why You Should Start Growing Chamomile at Home 🌿

Looking for an easy, low-maintenance plant with BIG benefits? 🌱 Chamomile is your garden’s hidden gem—perfect for beginners and seasoned growers alike!

✨ Top benefits of growing chamomile:
✔️ Natural stress relief – Harvest your own chamomile flowers for calming, homemade tea ☕
✔️ Supports better sleep – A go-to herb for relaxation and nighttime routines 🌙
✔️ Boosts pollinators – Attracts bees and beneficial insects to your garden 🐝
✔️ Easy to grow – Thrives in containers, raised beds, or directly in the ground
✔️ Soothing skincare – Use dried flowers for DIY face steams, oils, and baths 🛁
✔️ Companion planting power – Helps support the health of nearby plants 🌸

🌞 Chamomile loves full sun and well-drained soil, making it a perfect addition to almost any garden space—even small balconies!

💡 Pro tip: Harvest flowers when they’re fully open and dry them to enjoy year-round.

Start growing chamomile today and turn your garden into a peaceful, healing oasis 🌿💛

🔖 Save this for your herb garden plans & share with a fellow plant lover!

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CREAM (No Machine Needed!) ✨🍦

If you’ve never made ice cream at home, this is your sign—because homemade ALWAYS beats store-bought. Creamier, fresher, and made with real ingredients you can actually taste 💯

Here’s how to make the easiest, dreamiest strawberry ice cream using just condensed milk & whipping cream👇

🥣 INGREDIENTS:
• 2 cups fresh strawberries (chopped) 🍓
• 1 can sweetened condensed milk
• 2 cups heavy whipping cream
• 1 tsp vanilla extract

👩‍🍳 INSTRUCTIONS:
1. Blend or mash strawberries until smooth (leave a few chunks for texture if you like 😉)
2. In a bowl, mix condensed milk + vanilla + strawberries
3. In another bowl, whip the cream until stiff peaks form
4. Gently fold whipped cream into the strawberry mixture
5. Pour into a container & freeze for 6–8 hours (or overnight) ❄️

🍦 That’s it! No eggs, no machine, no stress.

💡 WHY HOMEMADE WINS:
• No artificial flavors or preservatives
• Real fruit = REAL flavor
• You control the sweetness
• Creamier texture than most store-bought brands

Trust me—once you try this, you’ll never go back 🙌

💬 Save this recipe & tag someone who needs homemade ice cream in their life!

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🔥 LETS OPEN this CONVERSATION on TRASH 🔥

“Your kitchen trash can might be dirtier than your toilet… and you touch it every single day 🤢”

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💀 Dirty Truths About Typical 13-Gallon Flip-Top Trash Cans:
• Lid = bacteria hotspot: The flip lid traps moisture, creating the perfect breeding ground for bacteria and mold.

• Hands-free? Not really: You touch the lid constantly while cooking—spreading germs straight to your food prep surfaces.

• Hidden grime buildup: Food splatter, grease, and leaks collect in hinges and crevices you rarely clean.

• Bad odor = bacterial growth: That lingering smell isn’t just “trash”—it’s active bacteria breaking things down.

• Cross-contamination risk: Every time you toss something while cooking, you transfer germs from raw food packaging to your hands.

• Plastic absorbs odors & bacteria: Over time, the material itself holds onto smells and microbes—even after cleaning.

• Rarely sanitized properly: Most people rinse or wipe… but don’t disinfect regularly (if ever).

• Warm kitchen = germ paradise: Heat + organic waste = rapid bacterial multiplication within hours.

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The easiest sprouting hack: the snail shell! 🐌

Increase the number of seedlings you sow in the garden this year while reducing waste, recycling large mailing envelopes, and growing something beautiful. It’s a three-step easy process of pour, roll, and drop (PRD)! The key? Growing more in order to create a thriving, flourishing garden.

And yes, having the right year makes all the difference! @digzgardening gloves are insanely comfortable, super versatile, and touchscreen compatible, allowing me to use my phone without even taking them off. Plus, they’re so stylish. 😊

Save this post as inspo for your next planting day and tag someone in need of a fun garden hack. And don’t forget to grab your #DigzGardening Gloves (you’ll thank me later)! #DigIntoApril
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🌱 Why Every Organic Garden Needs Asparagus 🌱

• 🌿 Perennial powerhouse – Plant once, harvest for up to 20+ years

• 💪 Nutrient-rich superfood – Packed with fiber, folate & antioxidants

• 🌎 Low-maintenance crop – Thrives naturally with minimal intervention

• 🐝 Pollinator-friendly – Supports bees when plants flower

• 💧 Water-wise – Deep roots help it tolerate dry spells

• 🚫 Perfect for organic growing – Naturally pest-resistant with proper care

• 🥗 Delicious & versatile – Fresh, roasted, grilled, or tossed in salads

• 🌼 Early spring harvest – One of the first veggies ready each season

• ♻️ Sustainable gardening win – Reduces replanting & soil disturbance

👉 If you’re building a thriving organic garden, asparagus isn’t optional—it’s essential.

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THIS is HOW I roll!

Anyone can garden! 🪴

Simply USE what you have. 🤗

Don’t over complicate things. 🌈

Just GET started. ☀️

Hope that helps! Happy Gardening! 🌟

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💚 Want to live to 140?

Start a garden. 🪴

It’s not magic — it’s nature’s design. The key to a long, vibrant life is rooted (literally!) in the soil beneath your feet. 👣 AND low stress levels!

Here are the 5 elements your garden can teach you about living past 140 — naturally, joyfully, and fully alive.

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Pinching off the first flowers on strawberry plants early in the season can feel wrong — but it’s one of the best moves you can make for a stronger harvest later 🍓

Here’s why:

🌱 1. Stronger Root Development

When you remove early flowers, the plant redirects energy into building a deeper, stronger root system instead of producing fruit too soon.
Stronger roots = healthier plants all season.

🍃 2. Bigger, Healthier Plants

Without the stress of early fruiting, the plant focuses on leaf and crown growth. This leads to:
• More vigorous plants
• Better photosynthesis
• Higher long-term productivity

🍓 3. Larger, Better-Tasting Berries

Plants that establish first often produce:
• Bigger berries
• Sweeter fruit
• More consistent yields

📈 4. Higher Total Yield (Especially for June-Bearing Varieties)

For June-bearing strawberries, removing blossoms the first 4–6 weeks after planting often results in a significantly heavier crop the following season.

🌼 5. Reduced Early Plant Stress

Early fruiting can exhaust young plants. Pinching flowers:
• Reduces transplant shock
• Helps first-year plants survive hot weather better
• Improves longevity

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⚠️ Important Note
• June-bearing strawberries: Definitely pinch flowers the first year after planting.
• Everbearing or day-neutral varieties: Pinch early flowers for the first few weeks, then allow fruiting so you still get a harvest the same season.

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BEST time to transplant seedlings 🌱

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Baking the BEST chicken pot pie using nontoxic Caraway!

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