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ATL Grow 🧑🏾‍🌾 Gardening tips for beginners
🪴 Techniques for urban gardening
🌱 Gardening in Atlanta, GA (Zone 8a)
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The last of the beets for this season. Just enough to pickle.
06/16/2026

The last of the beets for this season. Just enough to pickle.

The hornworms are here! Take whatever steps you deem appropriate to protect your crops. I’m using organic pest control s...
06/15/2026

The hornworms are here! Take whatever steps you deem appropriate to protect your crops. I’m using organic pest control spray, but do what works for you and your garden.

I’m teaming up with and to grow a new lawn from seed after emergency septic system replacement. Fully embracing the la...
06/06/2026

I’m teaming up with and to grow a new lawn from seed after emergency septic system replacement. Fully embracing the lawn dad vibes!

06/04/2026

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06/01/2026

Bush (determinate) tomato plants are a great choice for raised beds or container gardens.

I can’t speak for other gardeners, but for me, this is one the hardest parts of gardening. Waiting for the first tomatoe...
05/30/2026

I can’t speak for other gardeners, but for me, this is one the hardest parts of gardening. Waiting for the first tomatoes to ripen. The first tomato sandwich of the year is pure magic.

This is why I don’t top my pepper plants. I get peppers several weeks earlier.
05/20/2026

This is why I don’t top my pepper plants. I get peppers several weeks earlier.

The spring tomatoes are off to a great start!
05/20/2026

The spring tomatoes are off to a great start!

05/14/2026

Here's how I grow cabbage in my raised bed garden.

You can plant in spring or fall. I find that fall is a bit easier because of milder temps and fewer pests.

Make sure you amend your soil with rich compost like Soil3 Veggie mix.

Organic liquid fertilizer is also helpful if you're growing in containers.

Once the cabbage starts to head, check it often and harvest before it splits.

05/12/2026

Here’s how I grow carrots in my GreenStalk vertical garden. You can grow a full garden on your patio or balcony.

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