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7 Ways to Use Coffee Grounds in your Garden
Eating homegrown vegetables is a rewarding experience. Maybe you want your next garden to grow bigger and better veggies with a little extra help. This guide will show you how to use coffee grounds in gardening so you harvest the best vegetables in the neighborhood.
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Gardenizer of the Month is Klara Rydebrink
Our Gardenizer of the Month is Klara Rydebrink, who is a 24-year-old mechanical engineering student. Klara lives in Lindköping, Sweden and her biggest hobby is to take care of her indoor garden and plants in her apartment. Klara’s gardening passion started when she moved away to study at the University and she used to kill all her plants. She was about to buy plastic plants just to have something green in her apartment. But during summer of 2020, she bought two Coleus and fell in love.
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Poking Around the Winter Garden
Barry Goodinson, an amateur gardener who tends to his Zone 7 garden in southern Delaware on the Atlantic coast of the US. The winter months provide a great opportunity to get close to certain plants and to plot out your plans for the spring.
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Shade Loving Perennials
Caroline Bowman has been hooked on gardening ever since she grew some thyme from seed and planted it in a window box when she lived in a flat in London. Fifty years later she is still hooked on gardening, but now she lives in Lincolnshire in England where they have quite a big suburban garden as well as an allotment, where they grow fruit and vegetables. Caroline loves flowering plants, in particular herbaceous perennials and she likes finding out about the more unusual varieties that will do well in the English climate and soil.
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Upside-down gardening: how we grow things at the bottom of the world
We have Gardenizers all around the world and we are happy to share experiences and learnings from our new friend Pamela Singleton, who lives in Alexandra, New Zealand.
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