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First big summer harvest of the year! 12 lbs of heirloom tomatoes, fresh basil, and two types of lettuce. Listing the tomatoes now — $2/lb or trade for peppers or herbs. Zero pesticides, pure backyard love 🌱
Built this 4×8 raised bed for under $35 using cedar fence boards. Full tutorial in the comments — took about 3 hours. Now planting fall tomatoes!
Made a full pasta dinner using ONLY produce from MyGrow neighbors: peppers from Tom, garlic from the community garden, herbs from Maria. Hyperlocal cooking is the best cooking 🍝
Summer watering tip: water deep and infrequent rather than light and daily. Encourages roots to go deeper, plants become drought-resistant and much more productive. I went from daily to 2x/week and yields doubled.
30+ lbs of Meyer lemons from our one backyard tree! Already donated 15 lbs to the Valley Shelter, selling 10 lbs at $1/lb and keeping the rest for limoncello 🍋 Listing is live!
Free compost workshop this Saturday 10am at the garden! Learn to turn kitchen scraps into black gold for your beds. Bring a container to take some home. All skill levels welcome 🌍
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