Birds Of A Feather

Birds Of A Feather I'm just a Feather among many!

Hello all!! I just wanted to share that I have a great Bentonite clay /Charcoal mask recipe that I am working on!! Test run!! If I find it suitable I will market it here! Bird Blessings and Happy Gardening all!!

In the light of what is happening in our world today and all the pollution and whatnot I decided to make some changes here at birds of a feather I will no longer try to sell my products obviously that's not going to work so I am going to be sharing my garden art,as well as sharing balanced,well rounded content and information about how to live in this on your most highest frequency.. Bare with us, as Birds Of A Feather moves through these transitions!! Thank you !! Happy Gardening all!!

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Composting gets a lot easier when you stop trying to compost everything and just focus on what actually breaks down well 🍂
🍎 I usually stick with fruit and vegetable scraps, coffee grounds, leaves, grass clippings, and plain paper or cardboard
🥚 Eggshells can go in too, though I like crushing them first so they break down faster
🌿 Yard trimmings are great as long as they are healthy and not loaded with chemicals
🚫 I stay away from meat, dairy, oils, pet waste, and badly diseased plant material in a basic home compost pile
🪵 Browns matter just as much as greens, so I always try to balance kitchen scraps with dry material like shredded paper or leaves
👃 If compost starts smelling bad, it usually means it is too wet, too compacted, or too heavy on food scraps
Once you get the balance right, composting really does become simple and worth it.

Watering is one of those things that gets easier once you stop treating every vegetable the same 💧
🍅 Fruiting plants usually need the most consistency
🥬 Shallow-rooted crops dry out faster than people think
🥔 Some vegetables need extra water at key stages, not all the time
🌦️ I always adjust for heat, rain, and soil type instead of following a chart too strictly
I check the soil first and let that tell me what to do.