Didn't see a Garden Thread so it's about time to start one since spring is just around the corner.

Please post your tips, tricks, good deals, pointers, reviews, hydroponics, raised garden beds, indoor & outdoor gardening.

I am a certified Biology/Chemistry/Aquatic Science teacher who has experience teaching, growing, and supervising others to maximize their growth while conducting experiments testing different variables to maximize plant growth, yields, and vitality.

My students in the past have published product reviews in the areas of hydroponics, aquaponics, fresh & saltwater aquariums, water quality, test tools, plant horticulture, soil quality testing, and chemistry related parameters.

If you have a question, please ask so we can help educate each other and have a successful garden.

Take care and God bless as we strive for a successful harvest!

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/stephen-christopher-nolen-99a14824_small-containers-big-harvests-growing-food-activity-7418068057488814080-FcRV?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_android&rcm=ACoAAAUBC4YB2JAK7Js5YwePBP5xB245YqfZeHM

Link to a good quality grow stand for those with limited space.

Barrina LP line of grow stands & grow lights.
For those looking for an indoor greenhouse that looks good in your back room, garage, sunroom, or extra bedroom.

Also, a great idea for a grow stand using 5 gallon buckets outdoors for gardening.

Take care and God bless

That's really cool, appreciate the share. May give that a go this Spring

Here's an easy trellis for your pole peans and/or creeping vines.

Here's a link to loads of helpful information from Charles Edward on LinkedIn!

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/charles-edward-a25bb81a2_teepee-trellis-for-pole-beans-pole-beans-activity-7428811890744606720-d56A?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_android&rcm=ACoAAAUBC4YB2JAK7Js5YwePBP5xB245YqfZeHM

For all those who are beginning to start your gardens, test your soil pH to make sure it's at the optimal range for what you are planting.

Go to your local Texas A&M Agrilife Extension office for a low-cost soil test. Here's a link:
https://soiltesting.tamu.edu/

Companion planting to help reduce pests protecting the prize crop.

Here's a link to more information:
https://www.linkedin.com/posts/charles-edward-a25bb81a2_aromatic-herbs-that-help-your-veggies-activity-7417400902707441665--Utm?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_android&rcm=ACoAAAUBC4YB2JAK7Js5YwePBP5xB245YqfZeHM

Planted a lot of varieties of tomatoes and have a few extra seedlings that are currently healthy if you are in the area and want to transplant them into your garden. Maybe at some point, you can return the favor. Located in Austin County in Bellville. You can take a day trip and stock up your freezer with some good quality cuts and meat at the Bellville Meat Market and pick up some tomato plants at the same time.
Take care and God bless

There is an annual garden thread on the outdoors board. I haven't seen is for 2026 yet, but it will be along soon.

Milwaukees Best Light said:

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There is an annual garden thread on the outdoors board. I haven't seen is for 2026 yet, but it will be along soon.

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Also, after I started this one I noticed a Garden Thread in the Aggieland board.