Trader Joe's was all out of greens and pickings were slim so I went out of my comfort zone and worked with flowers I don't regularly use. I'm really pleased with how it came out! :) I'm a hobbyist who used to work part time at a florist.
Hi there , this is my first time growing in raised beds and I am needing advice. The first pic is one of my grow bag tomatoes in foxfarm soil, the second 2 pics are tomatoes that have been transplanted into my raised beds. The soil in the raised beds is probably about 40% topsoil and 60% compost. The raised bed tomatoes are yellowed and wimpy. What should I do here? Thank you!!
Hi y'all, I'm setting up raised beds for my first time this year. I ordered a mix made for beds in bulk from a local garden center I trust. The mix is supposed to be 1 part top soil, 1 part sand, and 1 part compost/humus. The soil arrived this morning looking a little light in color and is very easily compacted. Does it look okay? If it isn't, what should I do about it? I've only filled one of the beds so far and I want to proceed with caution. Thanks in advance! 🌿