Folks pay good money for fish emulsion fertilizers. Myself included and for good reason. Plants thrive on it. Yet here I stand at the kitchen sink, preparing to throw my stinky shrimp boil garbage away, and then buy someone else’s. As I am cheap, this kinda makes me go hmmmmm. Shrimp peels and heads […]
Continue readingAttack of the Aphids
Last week, I discovered that one of my hibiscus plants, a small and struggling little thing, was covered with aphids. Well, no wonder it looked so unhealthy, I thought, with its puny buds and shriveled leaves, offering little promise of a lush display. What next? My options Idea #1. I could try a natural […]
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I’ve been dabbling in this Spread Good Stuff business for years. Its focus has always been to contribute to the sustainable living movement, in particular; I strive to come up with and detail simple changes that are easy to accomplish… because living sustainably is not always easy, not when you’ve grown, learned, and live […]
Continue readingPolyculture 7-11 Garden
My girlfriend Leanna sent me a link to a YouTube video about a gardening technique called Polyculture. It’s a broad term, but this particular rendition of the theory never occurred to me, and it’s brilliant. In a small area, thickly sow seeds that leverage different soil depths and come into fruit at a different speed. […]
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