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Seeds are germinating

September 28, 2014

Dubai gardening Starting seeds vegetables

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Oleander in bloom

September 28, 2014

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New start

September 28, 2014

desert Dubai gardening Seedlings vegetables

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Organic Seeds in Dubai, not seeds only

September 24, 2014

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Balcony and Urban Gardening Group

September 22, 2014

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Seedlings are gone

September 21, 2014

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10 dhs potting soil

September 21, 2014

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Look what I found at Careefour

September 18, 2014

Dubai gardening herbs rosemary

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The seedlings are growing

September 17, 2014

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Useful downloads today

September 07, 2014

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How to start your seeds and not kill the seedlings

September 06, 2014

Dubai garden gardening seeds starting vegetables

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Useful Sites/Links

September 04, 2014

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September 04, 2014

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Yana: Dubai, United Arab Emirates; Hi, I'm Yana and I love gardening, yoga, sewing and crafting. I also make natural soaps.

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12 steps to a successful garden in Dubai

I have updated this post a bit since writing it back in 2014. I have learned a few things since then and have experimented a lot. There aren't many updates, but those minor updates are worth publishing. 1) Planting Time Start planting at the right time of the year. Plants need time to adjust and adapt to the new environment. When you buy plants from the nursery 90% of the time they had been kept under the shade cloth and not in direct sunlight. In order to thrive they first need to adjust to the sun levels. They also need to grow roots. When you buy too late into the year (actually I mean growing season, that is closer to late spring) plants don't have enough time to adapt and many plants either die or struggle, because they don't know where to put their energy into - growing roots or handling the sun. This is my personal observation. It doesn't mean you can't buy anything in spring but if it was me I'd wait till around September-October, actually preferably...

The Soil Matters - basic soil mix recipe

Hello my fellow gardeners, Today I’d like to briefly talk to you about soil and how do we create the perfect soil mix. This is one of the questions I receive most often. I grew up in Russia, as some of you may know already. We lived in a part of Russia where soil is called “chernozem”. It is a kind of soil with black color and contains high percentage of humus. It is very fertile and is sometimes called black gold. I grew up thinking that all soils around the world are black and when I took up gardening I had no idea that things can be otherwise. You can imagine my surprise when I found out that there are many different types of soils around the world. Turns out not only the color of soils differ but the composition too. I won’t go into details about soil composition and types of soils in this post, will leave it for later.. Soils can be of three major types: sand, clay and silt. Different combination of these make the soils around the world. In this part of the world we have ...

Sweet soil or sweet sand???

So if you've been gardening for sometime you must have heard about sweet soil aka sweet sand. Wait. They are the same thing? I thought so. Didn't you? Well it turns out the two terms are used interchangbly but in reality refer to totally different things. Read this article to find out more about the difference and what each is.

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