Things We've Learned This Year in Our Garden!

Join us for our upcoming live workshop, "Things We've Learned This Year in Our Garden!" on Tuesday, August 20 at 12pm CST.

We'll be sharing insights from our gardening experiences this past year, and to make it even more exciting, we're giving away a free 1-year premium Seed to Spoon app subscription! One lucky viewer who joins us live will win, and another who watches the replay will also get a chance to win.

Don't miss out on this opportunity to learn and win!

[tammysousek]

Being organized makes life so much easier.

[BonnieE]

Thank you so very much!!! I've learned so much from your streams!!!

[christinaguenther]

Calendulas are beautiful flower. They're actually one of my favorites

[SerenityOffGridHomesteadMaine]

Brand New Here! Came over from your app which I ran across in the App Store! What a wonderful resource you are!! Thank you!!! Watching the replay, 1st video! I feel a binge watch coming on! Zone 5!
Can’t wait to be able to get the subscription, just using the free version today, I planted about 100 seeds I otherwise wouldn’t have planted because we’re new to Maine & Came from a completely different zone!

[cryptorhab]

I planted zinnias this year for the 1st time. I had no idea how tall they got. They lied down and covered more planting space. Crazy heat didn’t faze them at all.

[christinaguenther]

I'm from Kentucky zone 7B. I really love the app and I currently am a subscriber but would love to get an awesome year subscription for free. Your app is amazing and it covers everything I need to know about gardening my vegetables I do hope that you start to include more floral plants in the categories as well to be the ultimate gardening app. Thank you for all of your wonderful advice! ❤

[christinaguenther]

Personally using the cheaper wood to build more beds at the time was a smarter idea. The cheap wood will last up to 5 years usually anyways. If you build them out of cedar you may get five to seven maybe even 10.

[Frenchie-vp]

I learned how to plant collard greens!

[tammysousek]

I planted zinnas this year as well marigolds. I will be trying calendula next year.
With the sqaush bugs i have read hate marigolds. You can make a spray using water and spray your plants. Mine were getting so attacked I thru a bunch of petals on until i made the tea. This even helped. Next year i will add a marigold between my zuchinni. Hopefully that will help.
Garluc is one that I cant grow. Need to do more reading on type of soil it loves.
Going to try the pvc piping tent for my green peppers.
Thank you for your app and videos.

[egrikku]

I've been trying to start my gardening journey this year. I live in Florida so I thought it would be easier, but so far a lot of my plants have not made it and I've been getting a lot of damping off with my seedlings 😢

[HikeSC]

Electric fencing is like testing a 9 volt battery with your tongue

[oldchickiemama]

I have just started watching you and I am so impressed with your app? I was wondering if the app will extend to landscape bushes? If I’m picked trust me I would be one happy gardener!!

[ancaomhnoirrua]

When did you all decide you wanted to start this for the benefit of so many others versus just doing your own thing at home?

[christinaguenther]

I'm pretty curious about the pink whopper tomatoes. the junior ones. How large do they actually get? Please do a video on these tomatoes

[JanKristenson]

When is the best time to start buying seeds/starts/bulbs for next spring? I'm in Seward, Alaska. My zone is 5b, but I'm not sure about that.

[tammysousek]

I would also like to see your seed catalog on this app.

[charlettebaker]

Please pick me I would love to have the free year. I have so many questions for robot.