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Growing radishes: 8 secrets of an unprecedented harvest
09/05/2026
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Growing radishes: 8 secrets of an unprecedented harvest

You can grow radishes at home on a windowsill, but due to the limited space, you are unlikely to get an unprecedented harvest. Therefore, from the end of April to September, it is better to sow radishes in open ground and properly care for the crop...

Why do some seeds sprout in 3 days while others «sit» for weeks
07/05/2026
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Why do some seeds sprout in 3 days while others «sit» for weeks

Beginner gardeners, especially those planning to spend minimal time at the dacha, may optimistically plan their garden work in the following way: on one weekend they plant all seeds of all crops, exactly one week later they all sprout together, in two to two and a half weeks they can already transplant the overcrowded seedlings, in three to four weeks they carry out a general feeding and so on...

How to get the first cucumbers in June: simple secrets
06/05/2026
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How to get the first cucumbers in June: simple secrets

With the onset of sunny days, summer residents start sowing early cold-resistant greens in greenhouses and garden beds to please their families with fresh vitamins. But you can aim higher and greet the summer with the first harvest of cucumbers!..

What to plant in a flower bed in spring so that it blooms all summer
05/05/2026
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What to plant in a flower bed in spring so that it blooms all summer

In summer you want to enjoy bright colors. But many crops have a very limited flowering period, which is why you need to plan planting so that something is always blooming in the flower bed. This task is made easier by planting plants that bloom from June to August almost continuously...

Bacopa: growing and planting locations
04/05/2026
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Bacopa: growing and planting locations

Bacopa is a still little-known perennial plant that is valued for its unpretentiousness, abundant flowering and decorative appearance. It is native to South Africa, but grows well in our conditions...

The most dangerous pests of seedlings and ways to combat them
02/05/2026
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The most dangerous pests of seedlings and ways to combat them

Delicate seedlings are vulnerable to numerous pests. Among them, there are particularly dangerous ones: omnivorous, very voracious and prolific. It is important to recognize them in time and take measures to protect plants...

Obligatory spring fertilization of the garden: compositions and timing
30/04/2026
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Obligatory spring fertilization of the garden: compositions and timing

Spring plant feeding is one of the most important procedures in the garden and vegetable garden. Any crops (whether ornamental, fruit, berry, etc.) need enough strength and health in order to «wake up» in time after winter, start full sap flow, release leaves and buds, prepare for flowering…..

What you shouldn’t do in a greenhouse in spring – main mistakes
29/04/2026
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What you shouldn’t do in a greenhouse in spring – main mistakes

To ensure a greenhouse helps a gardener grow a good harvest, it is important to avoid a number of mistakes already at the beginning of the season. Some of them are minor, while others are so serious that they can lead to damage of the entire structure and the death of plants. ..

When to sow cabbage for seedlings: timing for all types
28/04/2026
Views: 228
When to sow cabbage for seedlings: timing for all types

Growing seedlings is a seemingly simple matter, but quite painstaking: to obtain the best result, you need to take into account many nuances. And one of the most important among them is the choice of time to sow the seeds of a particular garden crop...

«Lazy» garden: how to cut maintenance in half
23/04/2026
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«Lazy» garden: how to cut maintenance in half

Tired of cultivating the soil, weeding, and carrying bulky watering cans? Spending the whole summer in the beds, but the harvest doesn’t please you? Already seriously thinking that gardening just isn’t for you? Don’t rush to give up, because gardening can be done in a completely different way – easily and with pleasure!..