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Gardening

slightlv

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Reply to MagickMuffin (Original post)

Wed Feb 19, 2025, 02:43 PM

Feb 19

I can't watch right now, but I've bookmarked it. I really want to grow my own veggies and fruits, but I have the proverbial black thumb. Plants are fine until I get them home and then they make the decision all at once to die a few minutes later. (LOL) But, I bought a couple of those AeroGardens a couple of years ago, after receiving one as a Xmas present. I've loved growing my herbs, and am just about ready to take on some smaller veggies in them. So maybe I'm not as cursed as I thought I was. But I want to learn more about hydro gardening.

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Keep On Growing: A Guide to Grow Food Anywhere [View all] MagickMuffin Feb 19 OP

Yes I've seen some of his Figarosmom Feb 19 #1

I researched Monty Don, he's in the UK MagickMuffin Feb 19 #3

The thing is Figarosmom Feb 20 #6

Thank you for posting this. slightlv Feb 19 #2

Growing food can definitely be a challenge, especially in Texas MagickMuffin Feb 19 #4

I LOVE beefsteak tomatoes! My dad used to grow the best! slightlv Feb 19 #5