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🌿Grow Your Own EUCALYPTUS…new on the blog! Li

🌿Grow Your Own EUCALYPTUS…new on the blog! Linked in bio or directly on fromsoiltosoul.ca.

It’s almost go time if you’re wanting to add a little aromatherapy to your garden next season. And who wouldn’t? Eucalyptus is the perfect addition to cut flower bouquets or harvested for use in the shower or even to just add height and dimension to your garden beds. We love it, and yes you can grow gorgeous showy plants even if you live in a cold region with a short growing season like we do here in #Zone3

Eucalyptus can be a bit of a challenging seedling so be sure to read my tips covering where’s the best places to source seeds and when’s the best time to start your plants.

Would love to hear about your experience growing eucalyptus in your home garden and if you’ve found any tricks for getting big, bushy plants 🤍

Reduce the waste you send to your landfill this Wi

Reduce the waste you send to your landfill this Winter and find everything you need to know about composting in the cold here ♻️ Hint: it’s sooo easy.

This blog answers the 5 FAQs I’ve heard most from gardeners when it comes to #WinterComposting in the hopes to demystify the whole process for you 🤍 Because while composting can be a bit of an art, it’s also the type of thing that usually does better when you do less. So what’s stopping you from starting this Winter??

Find the full blog linked in my bio or over at fromsoiltosoul.ca.

***last pic looks like it could have been taken 30 years ago, right?
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Is growing Brussels Sprouts really “worth it”

Is growing Brussels Sprouts really “worth it” ??? More below ⬇️

Not only is this a crop that will require 120-130 days of growing time before they’re ready to harvest but you’ll also likely find yourself battling pests and the weather all season long only to THEN worry about if you waited “too long” to harvest once your first frost arrives 😅🫠

So should you grow Brussels Sprouts in your garden? My answer is…it depends (I know, so annoying).

Yes you should grow Brussels Sprouts if you have lots of patience, a shady area of your garden, tools to keep pests off your plants and adequate space as these plants get big and bushy.

No you shouldn’t grow Brussels Sprouts if none of that applies to your garden 🫣😂

I will say, two plants produced well over 50 buds! While these veggies can be a bit of a headache, they will give you a pretty substantial harvest. So you be the judge!

Do you grow Brussels? Curious to hear others experience!

P.S.
This gorgeous purple variety is called Red Ball and can be found @westcoastseeds
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October: 2 Seasons in 31 Days 🧡🌬️ Blooms a

October: 2 Seasons in 31 Days 🧡🌬️ Blooms and snowstorms and orange and white all in one month.

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