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15 Top Gardening Hacks to Take Your Garden to the Next Level

Here are 15 top gardening hacks to help you elevate your gardening game, whether you’re a novice or an experienced green thumb:

1. Use Coffee Grounds as Fertilize

  • Coffee grounds enrich the soil with nitrogen, potassium, and phosphorus. Sprinkle them around plants to improve soil quality and repel pests like slugs and snails.

2. Eggshell Planters

  • Start seeds in cleaned-out eggshells. They’re biodegradable and rich in calcium, which plants love. When ready, plant the whole shell in the soil.

3. DIY Drip Irrigation

  • Reuse plastic bottles by poking small holes in the lid, filling the bottle with water, and planting it upside-down in the soil. This ensures slow, consistent watering.

4. Banana Peels for Roses

  • Bury banana peels near the base of rose bushes to provide potassium and phosphorus, essential nutrients for vibrant blooms.

5. Cinnamon as a Natural Fungicide

  • Sprinkle cinnamon on seedlings to prevent damping-off disease or on soil to deter fungus and gnats.

6. Vertical Gardening with Shoe Organizers

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