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GARDENING SERIES PART 5:  WATERING AND WEEDING YOUR VEGETABLE GARDEN

GARDENING SERIES PART 5: WATERING AND WEEDING YOUR VEGETABLE GARDEN

Now that our vegetables have been transplanted, let’s look at how to properly care for them. Here are some tried and true tips for watering and weeding your veggie garden properly.1. When to WaterThe best time to water vegetables in the garden is in the mornings while it is still very cool. Watering plants early in the morning will allow water to reach the roots with minimal loss due to evaporation. 2. Don’t Depend on Rain OnlyBy now you should be aware that rainfall alone isn’t enough f …
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Apr 26th 2019 QCF
Grilling Drumsticks with Dry Rub

Grilling Drumsticks with Dry Rub

Ingredients:Gerber Chicken Thighs or DrumsticksChicken Rub you have made,   or BBQ sauceInstructions: Preheat grill to medium-high 400 degreesPat chicken dry with paper towel—this makes the skin crispyRub the chicken with your chicken rub or just salt and pepper or put in a Zip lock bag with BBQ sauce to coat. Place drumsticks on the grill for 5 minutes.Turn and continue grilling and turning every 5 minutes for about 30-35 minutes or until chicken has reached internal temperature of 18 …
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Apr 25th 2019 Recipes Adapted from justapinch and scrappygeek.com

Lettuce Grow in Him - May Devotional

In our lettuce greenhouse, the newly transplanted Red Sails Leaf lettuce is finally growing fast! During the first week after transplanting, they hardly changed in size. The next week came along and still they seemed slow to move. This morning, I walked into to the greenhouse and was astounded at the growth that happened in just one day.We often believe that growth is only happening when we see it. Philippians 2:13 “for it is God who is at work in you, both to will and to work for His good pleas …
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Apr 25th 2019 Brian Jardine
GARDENING SERIES PART 4: TRANSPLANTING YOUR SEEDLINGS

GARDENING SERIES PART 4: TRANSPLANTING YOUR SEEDLINGS

When your seedlings have grown too large for their seed trays or starter pots, it's time to transplant. To transplant seedlings, fill each new container with moist planting mix. Loosen the soil around the seedlings (a kitchen fork or spoon is handy for this); then carefully lift them out, one at a time. Or lift a clump of seedlings and gently separate individual plants by carefully teasing apart the tangled mass of roots. Handle seedlings by their leaves to avoid damaging the tender stems. …
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Apr 11th 2019 QCF
GARDENING SERIES PART 3: GARDEN LAYOUT AND TOOLS

GARDENING SERIES PART 3: GARDEN LAYOUT AND TOOLS

As your seeds grow, it is time to make a plan. We can focus on where we want to plant our veggies in the garden, and gather the tools and supplies needed to transplant.One of the most important aspects of starting a new vegetable garden is its layout. The vegetable garden layout is critical for ensuring the vegetables receive adequate amounts of sunshine, water and nutrients from the soil.Your specific vegetable garden layout is mainly determined by the shape and size of the land you have a …
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