Burying food scraps is a classic way to improve garden soil, but what's the best method? To find out, we planted 6 Italian Roma tomatoes from @botanical_interests and buried 6 different types of food scraps: • @jacquesinthegarden's leftovers (sourdough, pasta, beans) • Weeds from the yard • Catfish heads • Kitchen scraps • Eggs • And one with no scraps (as a control) After planting and watering, the results surprised us! The simpler the scraps, the faster they break down, making nutrients more a

1. Understand Your Soil and Plants: Before designing an irrigation system for your garden, it’s crucial to have a good understanding of your soil type and the water requirements of your plants. Different plants have different moisture needs, and soil types affect water retention. Conduct a soil analysis to determine its composition, drainage capabilities, and nutrient levels. This information will help you tailor your irrigation system to meet the specific needs of your garden. 2. Invest in Effi

Mixing Your Own Potting Soil