Gardening Instagram accounts to check out

Sometimes it is hard to get started gardening.

With all the things to consider when planning a garden, it can get a bit overwhelming.  There are times it is easier to just hire someone to take care of things but sometimes it helps to work hand in hand with your hired gardener or just try to do a couple of things on your own.  The benefits of gardening are numerous. 

So if you are on Instagram, consider checking out the following accounts on instagram for inspiration.

@UzosFoodLabs

 

Garden Chronicles The first sunflower of the year is opening in the garden. I adore sunflowers. Who doesn’t? They are called sunflowers because most of them look like the sun – all bright and yellow. I think that seems obvious. But they are also called sunflowers because the main head of the plant – the master sunflower turns in the direction of the sun. Fascinating stuff. .. What are you growing? Happy gardening #thegardenfromuzosfoodlabs #gardentotablenigeria #growonething #greenthumb #green #organic #ladygardener #garden #gardening #myhappyplace #urbangardening #urbangarden #peppers #containergardening #lagos #nigeria #fresh #organic #green #containergarden #vegetables #fruits #herbs #newseason #edibleflowers #uzosfoodlabs #tomatoes? #harvest #marthastewartofafrica #domesticgoddess #television #sunflowers

A post shared by Uzo Orimalade (@uzosfoodlabs) on Oct 18, 2017 at 3:06am PDT

@OmarGardens

 

Client: “The lawn isn’t growing” Omar Gardens: “Be patient. Everything is coming together.” This is a conversation we have so often with our clients. Gardening needs patience. Everything comes together with time. The grass grows, wounds heal, things get better. Meanwhile, TGIF.

A post shared by Omar Gardens (@omargardens) on Oct 12, 2017 at 10:32pm PDT

@OrganicDorothy

 

Patience and Endurance goes a long way. #quotes #inspiration #seeds #heirloom #organicseeds #urbangardening #organic #garden #gardening #urbanfarming #urbanfarmers #organic #agriculture #growfoodorganically #grow #growfood #citydwellers #citylife #healthyliving #healthyeating #goorganic #wellness #organiclifestyle #organicliving #urban #lagos #nigeria #africa #worldmentalhealthday

A post shared by Organic Dorothy (@organicdorothy) on Oct 17, 2017 at 6:56am PDT

@balconygardens

 

A miniature garden. A lovely touching gift from a Maama! I ❤️ that woman! So creative! #balcony_gardens #balconygarden #bestgiftever #miniaturegarden #cactus #plants #wanderingjew

A post shared by Balcony_Gardens (@balcony_gardens) on Sep 24, 2017 at 2:49am PDT

@lagosgardenclub

 

I love ❤️ when my hibiscus blooms. #flowerlove #lagosgardener #lagosgardenclub

A post shared by Lagos Garden Club (@lagosgardenclub) on Jul 31, 2017 at 11:37pm PDT

@floragreenhouse

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@innovativegardens

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@creativegardens

 

Wouldn’t you be happy coming home to such a vibrant space? Little plant additions here and there and a lick of paint can transform your space from dull to wow. What welcomes you home?

A post shared by Tosin (@creativegardens.ng) on Oct 19, 2017 at 5:32am PDT

@gardeningknowhow

 

Fittonia – Hailing from Peru and other areas of the South American #rainforest, this colorful #houseplant does well in #terrariums, #hangingbaskets, #dishgardens or even as a #groundcover in the right climate. Also known as #nerveplant, #Fittonia is touchy about moisture and will “wither” without water for a few days but is easily revived to full health with irrigation.

A post shared by Gardening Know How (@gardeningknowhow) on Oct 24, 2017 at 8:30am PDT