Friends that are interested in trying to grow some of their own food have reached out to me and asked what they should do to get started. Much like I was when I started, they’re often overwhelmed by all of the various information out there about how to grow food and have no idea where to start. Here are the four simple steps I give anyone that asks me what they should do to get started with growing some of their own food
In today’s blog post, we’re going to be discussing the differences between genetically modified organisms (GMOs) and hybrid seeds. Understanding the distinctions between these two types of seeds can be important for anyone who is interested in gardening or agriculture. GMOs, or genetically modified organisms, are plants or animals that have had their DNA altered through genetic engineering. This can be done for a variety of reasons, such as to make the plants more resistant […]
How to Log an Event for Multiple Plants in Garden+ Check out the video above to see how to log an event in for multiple plants in Garden+. Go to Garden+ tab and click the three dots. Select log event for multiple plants. Choose your event to log in & add details. To view logged events, click the plant you would like to view, & select plant log at the top. For more feature shorts […]
It’s important to get your baby plants accustomed to the outdoor environment before you transplant them outdoors. This will help them do better when you transplant them and keep them from going through shock.
How to Log an Event in Garden+ Check out the video above to see how to log an event in Garden+. Choose a plant and click the three dots. Select log event. Choose your event to log in & add details. To view logged events, click the plant you would like to view, & select plant log at the top. For more feature shorts and updates from our family farm, check out our Youtube channel. CarrieCarrie Spoonemore, co-founder […]
How to Archive (& Access Archived) Plants in Garden+ Check out the video above to see how to archive and access archived plants in Garden+. Choose a plant you would like to archive. At the bottom, you will see the option archive/remove. Click and select archive. Access your archive by going to the Garden+ tab and selecting archive towards the top. To move a plant back from your archive, go to the archive, choose a plant, and […]
How to Log Custom Plant Varieties in Garden+ Check out the video above to see how to log custom plant varieties in Garden+. After choosing a plant, enter any relevant plant details and then select plant varieties. Enter your custom plant variety in the section at the top of the menu. (highlighted in video) Save and Close. Your custom plant variety is now saved. For more feature shorts and updates from our family farm, check out our Youtube channel. CarrieCarrie […]
3 Ways to Log Plants to Garden+ Check out the video above to see the ways you can add plants in action. From the Plant List: Click the seedling next to a plant in the plant list and select ‘Add to Garden’. From Garden+: Click ‘Add Plant to Garden’. Choose a plant from the plant list. From Plant Details: Select a plant from the plant list. On the plant details page, click ‘Add to Garden+’ towards the top […]
How to Filter Plants by Frost Hardiness Check out the video above to see how to filter plants by frost hardiness. Select Additional Filters. Colder weather options are at the bottom. Tolerates light frost will show plants that can last intermittent cooler temperatures. Survives hard freeze will provide a list of plants that can last in harsher, sub-freezing weather. For more feature shorts and updates from our family farm, check out our Youtube channel. CarrieCarrie Spoonemore, co-founder of “From […]
How to Filter Plants by Season Check out the video above to see how to filter plants by season. Select Additional Filters. Warm Season will show plants that are best to plant in warmer weather. Cool Season will show plants that are best to plant in cooler weather. For more feature shorts and updates from our family farm, check out our Youtube channel. CarrieCarrie Spoonemore, co-founder of “From Seed to Spoon,” stands as a beacon of inspiration for gardeners […]
