by Full Circle Soils & Compost | Sep 29, 2015 | DIY, Gardening and Growing Tips
If you waited till NOW to do your seed planting … well, there’s always next season. BUT! Getting your Fall Grow on is still possible when you use transplants or cold-frames. Cold-frames are pretty much mini greenhouses you can add to your raised beds to...
by Full Circle Soils & Compost | Sep 22, 2015 | DIY, Gardening and Growing Tips, Tomatoes!
Every now and then we’ll share some nitty gritty tips with you to try out in your garden, in your yard and around your house. Depending on the time of year, we’ll aim to give you something useful to compliment all that you’re trying when it comes to growing in Nevada....
by Full Circle Soils & Compost | Jul 7, 2015 | Drought Resistance, Gardening and Growing Tips, Natural Resource Management, Nevada Compost
Like people (as well as dogs, cows, wild burros and a few other things), plants get thirsty. Nevada gardening in a heat wave during a drought when you’re trying to save water presents a conflict. The good news is, it doesn’t have to be so bad. Especially when you use...
by Full Circle Soils & Compost | Jun 23, 2015 | Composting, DIY, Gardening and Growing Tips, Nevada Compost
There’s a lot of compost out there, and plenty of it is sub-par. This post warns you about the bad stuff and arms you with the knowledge you need to choose the good stuff–the best compost in Nevada for growing. The Bad Stuff Cycle There’s a pretty clear cycle...
by Full Circle Soils & Compost | Jun 10, 2015 | DIY, Gardening and Growing Tips, Reno Compost
In this latest post, we tell you (actually, show you, since we made a video) how to cage up your tomato plants for maximum height and maximum deliciousness. If you did any tomato planting in Nevada this spring, those things should be getting reasonably tall by now....