In years past, my biggest problem has been Creeping Charlie weed or ground cover, however you choose to think about it. After talking with my friend, a master gardener, i decided to cooperate with Charlie and use it as a ground cover, keeping it 7 inches away from my plants. Not everyone's solution, but mine for the moment. For me, it's a lot easier.

Having a hard time dragging the vegetables into the grid. It is the size of a dot which doesn't get any bigger when I zoom in. Any ideas how to fix this so I can finish designing my garden?
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Its January and I am ready to get a head start on the gardening season. The picture is my Begonias seeds just starting to sprout. In another few weeks I will be able to transplant into individual cells. If you are interested in the light table in the picture:https://gardensavvy.com/gardening-blog/supplies/how-to-extend-the-growing-season/ I am also excited about this new GardenSavvy App. Its “AI” feature is very handy when I go to a nursery as it gives me the ability to look up plant information on the spot.

Couldn’t help myself, just had to bring home a lil Camell

Everything. New yard, stands in water after rain for a long time. Very hot during summer. I need drougt resistant native plants, flowering, fragrant as well as info on vegetable garden for this area.

This is my Queen of the night. Growing r

Look what’s blooming in Charleston! 🤍