Home Gardener’s
Weekly
Issue
No. 103
December
13, 2024
Magic of Microgreens ENCORE
Airing until December 15th at 11:59pm PT
It’s been a busy week around here… The Magic of Microgreens event was a hit with so many amazing takeaways– people are inspired to get growing!
“Thank you for all the information, I’m excited to give everything a shot!” – Annika
“This is something I could do!” Janet
“I am so blown away by what I have learned and I am a master gardener.” Barbara
“I learned so much and you made it so easy! Thank you!❤️🙏” I.H.
“Excellent details on growing that I was curious about! Thank you for everything!” Diane
And finally …
“SUPER GRATEFUL!! I was feeling so alone and discouraged. Been praying… I feel like this is an answer to my prayers. Thank you for the course offer. I’m going to jump into that! That’s the move I can make asap!” D.C.
And one of the biggest takeaways that we heard from many was that so many didn’t know that sprouts are different from microgreens. 🤯
Well, we have an early holiday gift for you!
So many wrote in asking for another chance to watch the replays, as they missed a day, wanted to rewatch to absorb anything– or maybe even missed this whole event! No worries… we’ve got you covered.
There was so much great information packed into 3 short days!
We are bringing it all back this weekend so you don’t miss out on a thing!
• Master the art of growing a wealth of fresh microgreens at home and give your health and vitality a boost!
• Unlock the secrets to the remarkable nutritional value of microgreens and explore their various gourmet uses in your cuisine.
• Dive deep into the key aspects of microgreen growing with sessions on planting, optimal environment creation, and care techniques to ensure your success and confidence from the get-go.
Weekly Garden Tip:
Compost doesn’t have to be expensive to be high quality. Some of the more nutrient-dense composts can actually be some of the cheaper options; for example, garden trainer and commercial grower Crystal Meserole has used $4 giant bags from the hardware store. The key is to read the ingredients and know what to look for, then experiment BEFORE your season begins if you have time.
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Dear Arti:
Answer: Hi Deon,
That’s so awesome you’re surrounded by community gardens!
Between the raspberries and gooseberries, I’d go for the gooseberries in your grow bag. I feel like it’s better to grow raspberries in the ground because of their growth habits, and you’ll get a bigger harvest from the gooseberry if the pot is the correct size.
Hope that helps!
🏡 In the GYOV Garden
Leaves help suppress weeds, regulate soil temperature, retain moisture, and release nutrients as it decomposes.
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