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I'm reminded of something related to this week's garden QOTW question. It happened almost five years ago and taught me that FOMO isn't...

Thinking about what someone gave me, when ... It was necessary to turn on the gray cells to work But I remembered, every day I pass by th...

On Saturday I got up at 5AM, and had to get the stoves going as the house was cold. It took me a couple hours to get it warm. I spent a ...

31/1/26 Welcome to a new post, dear Hiver! I'm a plant lady, some of you know it, others don't. I've received several gifts, all very va...

Welcome to Week 42 Happy February! Well, nearly - it's certainly the end of January and there's been fires down under, snow in the US, an...

I won’t lie, when I first stepped onto this land, I knew this farm was going to teach me more than any textbook ever could. Welcome back,...

I'm not one to buy things; in fact, I'm quite conventional when it comes to gardening and making the most of what's available. But it ...

I'm sorry if all I'm posting at the moment is garden content. It seems it's about all I can do - and even then, most of the time Jamie's ...

This week for the #hivegardenqotw the community is talking about what the last three things they bought for the garden are! Many of us re...

For the #hivegardenqotw I went back to my photos and entries in Quicken. The garlic was ordered on July 12, 2025 but didn’t arrive until...

Welcome to Week 41 of the Hive Garden Question! Hello and welcome back to the weekly Hive Garden QOTW, where we have an opportunity to wr...

Hello, my name is proto26. I live in the Midwest United States, zone 6a. Here, we get temperate cold winters and warm summers. The winter...

Hello everyone, I'm @markone85 I am 40 years old, and gardening is a family business, we even included our son in it. I've been on the Hi...

🌱🌾 Gardener's Life 🍄🍁 Take care of water. Returning to our roots as a solution. Nurturing the smallest seedling growing beneath our f...

Hello everyone, my name is @themyscira. I live in Germany, and we have a very seasonal climate where we go through all the phases – just...

Hi, my name is goldenoakfarm and I live in the Connecticut River valley in Western Massachusetts. I am in Zone 4a for growing season and ...

Hi, my name is @riverflows and I'm a Hive Gardener! Well, I've been facilitating the Hive Garden group for a few years now, enjoying supp...

Welcome to Week 40 of the Hive Garden Question! Hello and welcome back to the weekly Hive Garden QOTW, where we have an opportunity to wr...

Don't panic, we haven't disappeared! We are taking a short break for the silly season and will be back mid January. It's usually a quiet ...

This year the temperature has dipped to the lowest in last twenty five years and its a missing opportunity. December is usually the most...

My garden in December, Hive Gardeners? I have two, right up to Dec 19th, when I leave my old garden behind. Every few days, I go out and ...

December in my garden is wet and muddy. The frost has given up a bit, they are reporting frost again at the end of the month. The tempera...

Welcome to Week 39 of the Hive Garden Question! We are a day late with this one because - well, it's the silly season isn't it? Apologies...

What is the single most beneficial addition to your garden? I can't wait to have my own garden. Although I am very grateful, that I get t...

A new look with a new set up - renovating the small garden at my native - personalized approach to this new set up, emphasizing high lev...

Tough question, What is the single most beneficial addition to your garden. What brings the most benefits? I think it's a collection of e...

The last cabbage in November 2025 weighed 18.75 lbs I’ve written about this several times over the years but here in the Connecticut Riv...

Welcome to Week 37 of the Hive Garden Question! Last week's challenge produced some very poignant answers. Most of us resisted the idea w...

An emotional breakdown, a bend-over fingernail, a war against the jungle and as of today, also an anxiety attack - my new garden at Panda...

If one day I were no longer allowed to garden, I now exactly where I would go to find comfort: our palm oil tree and our small coffee fa...