Fast Gardening Michigan

Michigan gardener growing no till permaculture on a 2.5 acre homestead. Tips to help growers save money and make growing your own food less stressful. Your garden should benefit not only you, but nature as well. Nature will reward you if you work with her!

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First time growing onions from seed. Came out nice.

3 months ago | [YT] | 68

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My F2 hybrid tomatoes from the cross two years ago. Saved seeds from 4 different F2 plants that all looked the same, and all different results when grown out. It will be interesting to see what we get as they're grown out for the next several years!

4 months ago | [YT] | 55

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Grafted edible pears to a Bradford Pear. Two feet of growth from the scions already!

4 months ago | [YT] | 24

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Saved seeds from the 74lb Atlantic Giant Pumpkin from last year. What a beautiful young pumpkin!

5 months ago | [YT] | 35

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Strawberry season has begun. I don't like strawberries from the grocery store but the ones in the garden growing feral in woodchips taste amazing!

5 months ago | [YT] | 30

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SLUG Zapper looks promising. Not much can keep a slug away from their favorite drink.

5 months ago | [YT] | 14

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June 1st to plant everything! Night temps in the 40s may not destroy warm crops BUT it hurts them. Later transplanting during warmer weather creates plants that outperform in the long run. I start everything later than most to avoid rootbound plants and to have starts ready to go in the ground around Memorial Day IF I see no 40s. Cooler weather this year but this is typical Michigan.

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Every fall I find tiny Mullein, 1st year plants, and leave them wherever they sprout, over winter. Mullein is a biennial so it sprouts it's first year of life but doesn't get very big. Year two it grows into these soft fuzzy plants and sends up a large flower stalk!