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Welcome to Lawnmowing99! Today we are discussing starting seedlings indoors and then transplanting them outside can be both exciting and nerve-wracking. I remember the first time I attempted it—I had these delicate little plants that I’d nurtured from tiny seeds, and the thought of moving them into the big wide world felt like sending kids off to […]

Welcome to Lawnmowing99! I never thought I’d be hand-pollinating cucumbers and squash, but after a season of droopy, disappointing yields, I decided to try it out. My first few cucumbers had grown beautifully at the start, but as more flowers bloomed, I noticed fewer and fewer fruits actually developed. I’d check each morning, expecting to see

Welcome to Lawnmowing99! When I first decided to grow basil at home, I was brimming with enthusiasm but also a little trepidation. I’d seen those beautiful, lush green leaves in countless recipes and was determined to have a fresh supply right at my fingertips. Little did I know, growing basil would be an adventure filled with its

Welcome to Lawnmowing99! Today we are discussing how to fix leggy seedlings problem? When I first dove into the world of gardening, I was filled with excitement and a little bit of naivety. The thought of nurturing tiny seeds into flourishing plants was exhilarating, but soon enough, I encountered a common problem: leggy seedlings. You know, those

Welcome to Lawnmowing99. When I first embarked on my gardening journey, I thought I’d just grow a few vegetables to save some money at the grocery store. Little did I know that starting a herb garden would not only enhance my meals but also bring a wealth of unexpected benefits into my life. If you’re

Welcome to Lawnmowing99! When I first heard about composting, I’ll admit—I was intimidated. The idea of turning kitchen scraps and yard waste into nutrient-rich compost sounded like something only experienced gardeners could manage. However, once I learned that composting is not only beneficial for the environment but also incredibly rewarding, I knew I had to

Welcome to Lawnmowing99!  When I first started gardening, I was on the hunt for plants that were not only beautiful but also beneficial. That’s when I stumbled upon nasturtiums. I had seen them in a friend’s garden—those vibrant orange and yellow blooms, cascading over borders and climbing trellises. Intrigued, I decided to learn more, and oh

Welcome to Lawnmowing99, friends! If you’re here, it’s because you love the taste of fresh strawberry jam and want to learn how to make Cottee’s style strawberry jam at home. Trust me, I’ve been right where you are—eager to recreate that perfectly sweet, smooth, and fruity jam that reminds you of summers past. Over the

Welcome to Lawnmowing99, friends! If you’re here, it’s likely because you care about growing healthy, thriving plants, and you’re looking for ways to make homemade soil food for garden health. Trust me, I get it—I’ve been there. Years ago, I was just starting out, and the idea of creating my own soil food seemed like

Welcome to Lawnmowing99, everyone! If you’re tuning in, there’s a good chance that you’re facing the same gardening challenge I did years ago: trying to make the most of a small garden space. Whether you have a tiny backyard, a balcony, or just a patch of land, maximizing small garden spaces can be tricky, but