AHHGHGH!!! Squirrels ate up my garden
Let this be another lesson to me. Only three days into my first tenure as an avid gardener, I’ve been attacked.
I’m not sure who was the culprit, but my roommate says he saw some squirrels digging around in our then-unused planters a few weeks back.
“They could have buried something in the dirt and went after it,” he suggested.
Crud. I lost one plant. Not a big deal, but the squirrels did dig up all the soil in the box and spilled it all over my porch.
I’ve done some searching and came up with a few interesting techniques to deal with this problem, if squirrels are indeed the offenders.
Water your garden the right way
Hey greenies,
Watering your garden may be the most important duty to master when tending to your plants. So study up!
In my talks with expert green thumbs, I’ve listened to many different strategies on how to best water your garden. And here’s some of those tips.
First, what you must watch out for:
- Don’t over water!
- Don’t under water!
Sounds simple? Think again. Many novices tend to over-water their garden because of the parental urges of wanting to take care of their plants. In fact, too much water will drown your plants, and some don’t like much water at all.
Plant your herb garden in style – Try a strawberry jar planter
Greetings greenies,
I opened my garden for the season (which includes two long planters and a couple pots) and decided to try something different for planting my herbs.
A Strawberry Jar Planter!
Since I’m new to planting, I asked a nursery clerk for her best advice on getting started with my very own herb garden. She suggested I pick up a strawberry jar planter as a nice way to display my various herbs. So I picked one up!
I also grabbed rosemary, lemon basil, parsley, red chili peppers,
All the rage this year, according to some nursery clerks, strawberry jar planters are a great way to show off your herb garden and manage the sunlight each herb desires.
