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@plantstoplanks
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Personal trainer and nutrition consultant specializing in plant-based food! Excited to share food and fitness tips with everyone!
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2017-08-23 22:20
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HiveGarden
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RE: Welcoming in a New Month in the Garden {May 2026}
That's the day I hang up my gardening gloves. 🤣
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HiveGarden
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RE: Welcoming in a New Month in the Garden {May 2026}
Hopefully all the bugs stay away from your figs! Seems like it really only gets us bad when there's not much rain and the trees are stressed. Trying to be patient over here, but we're getting closer and
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HiveGarden
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RE: Welcoming in a New Month in the Garden {May 2026}
Ooh, yum. We just got another cool snap with some more rain, so we'll see how these flowers pop in the next few days! So sad about the figs, but I guess I can't complain since we had such a stellar harvest
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HiveGarden
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RE: Welcoming in a New Month in the Garden {May 2026}
Hey there @zekepickleman! Nice to see you! Hope you can find some of that motivation once you get started. It's tough when the weather is not quite there yet, but hopefully some warmer days aren't too
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HiveGarden
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RE: A promising year
Lots of lovely items you have growing there! Looks like a fantastic mix of things to enjoy soon. I hope the weather didn't get too cold for your strawberries! It's so tough in the in-between seasons when
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HiveGarden
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RE: Greenhouse Update - Plants are Growing Fast - by Sunscape
Gosh I always love to see your abundance! Everything looks so happy. We're getting a bit more cool weather down here in Atlanta, as well, so I've left a few things in our greenhouse longer than usual.
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HiveGarden
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RE: My recent small gardening experiments / ガーデニングの小さな実験
What a lovely way to remember your mother. Strawberries bring up special memories of my grandfather, as well, so your remembrance is particularly poignant to me. I hope the plants continue to thrive together!
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HiveGarden
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RE: Kicking Off The 2026 Gardening Season!
I am counting down the days! We finally had some much-needed rain, so I am sure that will help everything take off even more. Counting down the days to the first harvest. Fingers crossed for your strawberries
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HiveGarden
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RE: Kicking Off The 2026 Gardening Season!
Hellllllooo! Haha, yes, always squash! I'm sure it was tough to leave the old beauty of a garden behind, but there is something about starting fresh, as well, isn't there? I'm sure you'll have a lush little
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HiveGarden
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RE: Kicking Off The 2026 Gardening Season!
@owasco! So nice to see you, as well! So far so good on the bean front. The seedlings are all popping up nicely, and fingers crossed that the squirrels find something else to munch on. I think the seeds
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HiveGarden
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RE: Kicking Off The 2026 Gardening Season!
Hello! So nice to see you pop by! I hope all is well despite it still being a bit wintery there! Yes, we are definitely into the warmer weather here. Despite a few later frosts, it was a really mild winter
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HiveGarden
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RE: Mid-week Growers Check In - What's Happening in the Greenhouse - by Sunscape
Wow! Such abundance already! Hope you have a wonderful harvest from many of these soon. Hard to believe it is already April. Seems the year has flown by already!
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HiveGarden
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RE: New growth everywhere
No matter how many times I plant seeds, it still amazes me when I start to see the seedlings pop up from the soil. Truly a marvel, isn't it? My cucumbers have yet to pop up, but I only planted those a
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HiveGarden
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RE: The Midweek Growers Check In: Let's Connect on Wednesdays!
Oh, how I've missed my garden friends! Just hopping on to work on a garden update post to kick off the month. Things are warming up here in Atlanta, so it's nice to finally get back to my monthly gardening
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HiveGarden
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RE: My first ever zucchini harvest and the road towards there
Hooray for the first harvest! Yes, usually the first means many more to come if your plants stay healthy! We often have the first one or two on each plant shrivel up before they mature, but then the ones
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HiveGarden
1y
RE: Growing Passionfruit in Empty Spaces: From Seed to Saleable harvest
Wow, that's a lot of fruit! How wonderful to be able to pull in a harvest that large. Passionfruit is not as common around here, but I love to enjoy it when I get the chance. I'm sure everyone in your
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HiveGarden
1y
RE: Our Happy Garden Time: Growing Vegetables, Flower and a bright Future for Morning Belle
How sweet! What wonderful lessons to teach your daughter. That connection with nature and fresh, wholesome food will stick with her for a lifetime to come. These photos definitely brought a smile to my
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HiveGarden
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RE: July Garden Journal Challenge: Houseplants🌱
All of your plants look very lush and happy! You can tell by looking at them how much you care for them. It really does brighten up any space to have some fresh greenery around. 💚
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HiveGarden
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RE: The Pumpkins Are Here! {July Garden Journal Update}
Sorry to hear you are dealing with the drought! It can be so tough in the extremes. Too much or too little water can be the death of a garden. I hope you get some much-needed rain there soon!
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HiveGarden
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RE: The Pumpkins Are Here! {July Garden Journal Update}
Thank you for stopping by to share in my gardening joy! The results are delicious, but there really is something special about planting a tiny seed and nurturing it to this point! That connection to nature
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