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Your next vital steps before your hands touch dirt! Before ordering a bunch of fertilizers or invest in a new tiller, talk to your partner. Find out exactly how you need to prepare your soil. When you get this information from nature, it will be tailored to your garden, its purpose, the plants and seeds that will go in, your soil and your environment. Nature knows what is needed for balance when it comes to your soil. ...

When you're starting out with "simple" soil-less garden projects, it's easy to get excited and try to jump ahead into your next project — especially when things are clicking, you're experiencing success with your team and reaching your goals. Stay with one project at a time in the beginning. Make the most of it. Do it well. And when you're ready for your next project, here are examples to inspire and remind you that you're not alone ...

Gardeners, soil-less gardeners and non-gardeners will all benefit from acknowledging this change of season, the start of a new cycle. The planet will benefit too. Equinox is usually around the 21st of March and September. Solstice is often around the 21st of June and December. ...

You can quickly and easily work with nature to support your projects and goals anytime with one, two or all three of Perelandra Solutions. We've put together a new quick-reference worksheet to help you determine which Solutions you may need for each goal and correctly go through the steps to shift the Solutions ...

A lot of us seem to feel we have to work harder, spend more time and struggle in order to move forward with our SLG (and life in general). Yes, effort is involved, attention and care is needed, but often it's not the kind of effort we imagine that is required to move our project forward ...

This will help you have a better understanding and a clearer intent as you work with your soil. It will give you insight into nature's perspective on soil, fertilizing and the impact of you and your attitude while working in the garden. Includes a tip for those who have started seeds indoors about thinning and potting up. ...

Have you read these valuable insights from nature on soil? Healthy, balanced soil is critical to the health and growth of your plants. You're putting in a lot of time and effort now to prepare your soil. Let's take it up a notch! Includes tips on finding fertilizers, mulch and other soil amendments. ...

The PIC Classroom isn't just for beginners. It's for everyone, including you. PIC provides personalized insight. The information you get won't apply to everyone — even if they are addressing the same or a similar situation. Because PIC is working with you directly, you can absorb the information in a useful context, in the timing that's right for you ...

Find out the timing of your spring garden tasks. You're in the home stretch of getting your garden information. In your last sessions, you found out how to prepare your soil, what fertilizers to add and when you will be planting. Now it's time to think about readying the garden for planting. ...

Co-creative gardeners will reach for the tools in your Perelandra Co-Creative Gardener's Kit as often as you reach for your pruning scissors, garden fork, trowel and rakes. Start with ETS and EoP: Anyone wanting to address the balance of their land or home environment, will appreciate having them on hand. For a co-creative gardener, you'll need them throughout the seasons. ...