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Urban Backyard Gardening
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Hi everybody,
My name is Pablo, I live in Melbourne Australia.
I created this channel to encourage you to start growing your own food.
I believe growing your own produce will allow you to ensure that your grown veggies are charged with all the nutrition that your body will requiere to endure the day to day activities in your life and allowing your body and mind to thrive.
I started growing vegetables in 2018 in a small pot, from that experience grew an interest for plants and I started to see how much potential it could have on my general health, in 2019 I decided to build a garden bed and a plastic frame made of PVC tubes that would allow me to fit on a protective net, along with it I purchased a few bags of potting mix to ensure my new plants would have the right soil to grow on.
The results shocked me, I was away for 1 month, when I came back the garden bed was packed with plants and veggies.
Give it a try, you will be surprised
I hope you enjoy your garden journey, Pabs
My name is Pablo, I live in Melbourne Australia.
I created this channel to encourage you to start growing your own food.
I believe growing your own produce will allow you to ensure that your grown veggies are charged with all the nutrition that your body will requiere to endure the day to day activities in your life and allowing your body and mind to thrive.
I started growing vegetables in 2018 in a small pot, from that experience grew an interest for plants and I started to see how much potential it could have on my general health, in 2019 I decided to build a garden bed and a plastic frame made of PVC tubes that would allow me to fit on a protective net, along with it I purchased a few bags of potting mix to ensure my new plants would have the right soil to grow on.
The results shocked me, I was away for 1 month, when I came back the garden bed was packed with plants and veggies.
Give it a try, you will be surprised
I hope you enjoy your garden journey, Pabs
This Variety of Snow Pea is so Easy to Grow and it's Heirloom! - #145 Daily In the Garden
Mid Autumn Melbourne - Min Temp 11 Max Temp 15.8 Rain 0.2 mm
Hey everyone! It’s late July, and winter is in full swing here in Melbourne with temperatures around 8°C. The cold weather has slowed down my gardening, but today I finally decided to brave the cold and get some planting done. In this video, I’ll show you what I’ve been up to, including the results from my last composting session.
Today, I’m planting snow peas, specifically the YAKUMO variety-a Japanese heirloom that’s been passed down through generations and is known for its health benefits. I’ll walk you through the simple steps I take, from weeding the garden bed to adding compost and finally planting the seeds.
I prefer to keep things efficient and easy, so I’ll share my tips for planting and ensuring the best chances for your seeds to sprout. Plus, I’ll show you how to keep the soil healthy and weed-free throughout the process. If you’re looking for some winter gardening inspiration or tips on planting snow peas, this video is for you!
If you enjoy the content, please like, comment, and subscribe to the channel. Stay tuned for more gardening videos where I’ll be planting a few more things in the coming weeks. Thanks for watching, and I’ll see you in the next one!
Link to purchase your Snow Pea YAKUMO if you live in Australia:
www.theseedcollection.com.au/snow-pea-yakumo?gad_source=1&gclid=CjwKCAjwiaa2BhAiEiwAQBgyHmRt-ceIQb0hZMhGvfpyMukgW6F82HXnH9nrsF8OyMUwHucKeojJghoCC8gQAvD_BwE
#Gardening #WinterGardening #SnowPeas #OrganicGardening #Composting #MelbourneGardening #HeirloomSeeds #SustainableLiving #GardeningTips #HomeGarden
Timestamps:
0:00 - Introduction and Winter Gardening Challenges
0:33 - Composting Update
1:00 - YAKUMO variety introduction
1:30 - Suppressing Weeds with Cardboard and Preparation of the Soil
3:55 - Preparing Snow Pea Seeds (Yakumo Variety)
5:42 - Sowing the Seeds
6:30 - Final Steps
7:56 - Conclusion and Next Steps
Hey everyone! It’s late July, and winter is in full swing here in Melbourne with temperatures around 8°C. The cold weather has slowed down my gardening, but today I finally decided to brave the cold and get some planting done. In this video, I’ll show you what I’ve been up to, including the results from my last composting session.
Today, I’m planting snow peas, specifically the YAKUMO variety-a Japanese heirloom that’s been passed down through generations and is known for its health benefits. I’ll walk you through the simple steps I take, from weeding the garden bed to adding compost and finally planting the seeds.
I prefer to keep things efficient and easy, so I’ll share my tips for planting and ensuring the best chances for your seeds to sprout. Plus, I’ll show you how to keep the soil healthy and weed-free throughout the process. If you’re looking for some winter gardening inspiration or tips on planting snow peas, this video is for you!
If you enjoy the content, please like, comment, and subscribe to the channel. Stay tuned for more gardening videos where I’ll be planting a few more things in the coming weeks. Thanks for watching, and I’ll see you in the next one!
Link to purchase your Snow Pea YAKUMO if you live in Australia:
www.theseedcollection.com.au/snow-pea-yakumo?gad_source=1&gclid=CjwKCAjwiaa2BhAiEiwAQBgyHmRt-ceIQb0hZMhGvfpyMukgW6F82HXnH9nrsF8OyMUwHucKeojJghoCC8gQAvD_BwE
#Gardening #WinterGardening #SnowPeas #OrganicGardening #Composting #MelbourneGardening #HeirloomSeeds #SustainableLiving #GardeningTips #HomeGarden
Timestamps:
0:00 - Introduction and Winter Gardening Challenges
0:33 - Composting Update
1:00 - YAKUMO variety introduction
1:30 - Suppressing Weeds with Cardboard and Preparation of the Soil
3:55 - Preparing Snow Pea Seeds (Yakumo Variety)
5:42 - Sowing the Seeds
6:30 - Final Steps
7:56 - Conclusion and Next Steps
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Make sure Your Turn Around your Compost and Use it- #144 Daily In the Garden
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Mid Winter Melbourne - Min Temp 10.2 Max Temp 14.3 Rain 11.8 mm Hello again! After wrapping up the video on turmeric and ginger, I decided to continue with another essential garden task-reaccommodating my compost. The kitchen scraps bin I’ve been using is full, so it's time to move the compost to a different spot in the garden. This way, I can continue collecting kitchen scraps for composting t...
Let's Dig Out Turmeric and Ginger - #143 Daily In the Garden
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Mid Winter Melbourne - Min Temp 10.2 Max Temp 14.3 Rain 11.8 mm Hey everyone! It's been a while since I've recorded in the garden-almost three months! One of the main reasons has been the cold weather, which really puts me off. On top of that, my knee has been painful for years, but it's finally getting better thanks to some gym workouts. I've been dancing, doing sports, and I'm really happy ab...
Time to get spicy with my Food - #142 Daily In the Garden
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Mid Autumn Melbourne - Min Temp 10.2 Max Temp 14.7 Rain 3.2 mm After enjoying that delicious watermelon from my garden, I realized I had another task to tackle - harvesting some chilies! I've been growing chilies for about two to three years now, and I’ve had quite a journey with these little fiery fruits. Last year, I had a plentiful harvest of eye bird chilies, known for their intense heat. 🌶...
One Juicy Watermelon to Open and Taste - #141 Daily In the Garden
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Mid Autumn Melbourne - Min Temp 10.2 Max Temp 14.7 Rain 3.2 mm Good day again, everybody! This is the video I've been excited to share. I've been growing this watermelon for a few months now, and it's the only one that managed to grow in the spot I had specifically for watermelons. Unfortunately, the other ones that were trying to grow on the vine didn't survive, but I’m staying positive and ma...
Let's Check the Underdeveloped Heirloom Pumpkin I saved this Year - #140 Daily In the Garden
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Mid Autumn Melbourne - Min Temp 10.2 Max Temp 14.7 Rain 3.2 mm Hey, good day everybody! In today's video, I want to give you an update on what happened with these pumpkins, which didn't develop as much because I unfortunately cut the vine they were growing on too early. They initially looked pretty undeveloped, but fortunately, the color changed over time. Now they have this usual salmon pink c...
Sadly is Time to Pull Out the Gooseberry Plants- #139 Daily In the Garden
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Mid Autumn Melbourne - Min Temp 10.4 Max Temp 16.4 Rain 0 mm Hey, good day everybody! Welcome to a new video. In today's video, I want to talk about these plants that came up in my garden-they are gooseberries. Gooseberries are one of my favorite fruits because they remind me of my childhood. I used to go to my family farm in Colombia and, with my grandma, collect them. They were always very ri...
Harvesting Probably the Last of the Corn and Dealing with Pests - #138 Daily In the Garden
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Mid Autumn Melbourne - Min Temp 11.4 Max Temp 16.9 Rain 4 mm Hey, good day everybody! Welcome to another garden vlog. In today's video, I'll be talking about the corn that has been growing here for a while. Last year, I had a few issues with the corn due to high winds that caused the plants to tilt and fall over. However, this year, the plants stayed strong, probably because I positioned them i...
Sometimes is Good to let your Corn Grow for Longer - #137 Daily In the Garden
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Early Autumn Melbourne - Min Temp 14.8 Max Temp 20.5 Rain 0.6 mm Good day, everybody! In the previous video, I harvested corn, and in today's video, I want to compare that corn with the corn I harvested yesterday. There are slight differences between the two. Comparison of Corn Harvests: Color: The corn harvested in the previous video is slightly more pale compared to the one I harvested yester...
Finally I Got a Decent Corn Size - #136 Daily In the Garden
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Early Autumn Melbourne - Min Temp 17.1 Max Temp 30.2 Rain 0 mm Hey, good day everybody! It's nice and sunny here today. In today's video, I'll show you how I'll be harvesting some corn that have been growing here for a while. I believe it's now the time to harvest. Step-by-Step Guide: Identifying Ready Corn: Tassels: The corn tassels, or "hairs," are already brown. Thickness: Check the thicknes...
Don't Forget to Harvest the Goods! - #135 Daily In the Garden
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Early Autumn Melbourne - Min Temp 21.2 Max Temp 36.9 Rain 0 mm Hey, good day everybody! It's nice and hot here today in Melbourne. Yesterday it was over 30°C, and it’s the same today and tomorrow. So, there’s plenty of watering to do in the garden. In today's video, I'll be collecting tomatoes and removing yellow leaves from the tomato plants. I'll also be collecting some vegetables: kale, carr...
Always Feed and Prune your Indeterminate Tomato Plant for Maximum Yield - #134 Daily In the Garden
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Late Summer Melbourne - Min Temp 16.7 Max Temp 20.4 Rain 0 mm Hey, good day everybody! In today's video, I'm adding some compost to my tomato plants. These tomatoes have been growing for nearly three months, and I've only added extra nutrients once about a month and a half ago. I used dynamic lifter and Blood and Bone back then. Recently, the plants' growth has become stagnant, so I’m adding co...
Making the best pesto with home grown Basil - #133 Daily In the Garden
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Late Summer Melbourne - Min Temp 14.4 Max Temp 20.3 Rain 1.2mm Hey everyone! Today, I'm excited to share my process for making delicious homemade pesto using basil from my garden. I've been growing basil for a few weeks, and now it's ready to be harvested and transformed into pesto. Here’s a step-by-step guide: Ingredients Preparation: Roasted pine nuts Roasted pecans Parmesan cheese (Parmigian...
What else is to do with the Pumpkin you just harvested - #132 Daily In the Garden
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Late Summer Melbourne - Min Temp 16 Max Temp 21.1 Rain 1 mm Hey everyone! I've decided to make another video where I show you how to chop a pumpkin. This process is perfect if you're unsure how to cut or prepare a pumpkin. I'll walk you through the steps, including removing the seeds and cutting it into manageable pieces. First, I remove the seeds by hand, finding as many as I can. Sometimes se...
I Cut Out a 10 month Stored Heirloom Pumpkin - #131 Daily In the Garden
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Late Summer Melbourne - Min Temp 16 Max Temp 21.1 Rain 1 mm Hey, good day everybody! Today I'm excited to open up this beautiful pumpkin that's been stored in the garage for nearly 10 months. It's looking healthy, and I can't wait to see the inside. Sometimes the seeds sprout inside the pumpkin, but I don't think that's the case here. In a previous video, I shared a big mistake where I accident...
The Little Tasks I Must do in the Garden - #130 Daily In the Garden
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The Little Tasks I Must do in the Garden - #130 Daily In the Garden
I Accidentally Killed my Pumpkin Plant - #129 Daily In the Garden
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I Accidentally Killed my Pumpkin Plant - #129 Daily In the Garden
I Tried this Snow Pea (Yakumo) Heirloom Variety from Japan - #128 Daily In the Garden
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I Tried this Snow Pea (Yakumo) Heirloom Variety from Japan - #128 Daily In the Garden
Mulching the Corn Patch to Improve Yield and Health of Plants - #127 Daily In the Garden
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Mulching the Corn Patch to Improve Yield and Health of Plants - #127 Daily In the Garden
I Had to Thin out my Corn Plants - #126 Daily In the Garden
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I Had to Thin out my Corn Plants - #126 Daily In the Garden
Tips on treating powdery mildew on pumpkins along with a home made recipe - #125 Daily In the Garden
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Tips on treating powdery mildew on pumpkins along with a home made recipe - #125 Daily In the Garden
More parsnip seeds to collect and store - #124 Daily In the Garden
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More parsnip seeds to collect and store - #124 Daily In the Garden
I will have plenty of parsnip seeds to store and eventually plant - #123 Daily In the Garden
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I will have plenty of parsnip seeds to store and eventually plant - #123 Daily In the Garden
Small tasks are required(adding mulch and filling bags with soil and more)- #122 Daily In the Garden
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Small tasks are required(adding mulch and filling bags with soil and more)- #122 Daily In the Garden
My seeds are sprouting! and today I will plant a few more - #121 Daily In the Garden
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My seeds are sprouting! and today I will plant a few more - #121 Daily In the Garden
Reviving Our Vegetable Garden: Transforming Weeds into Abundant Harvests! Ep. 8
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Reviving Our Vegetable Garden: Transforming Weeds into Abundant Harvests! Ep. 8
Reviving Our Vegetable Garden: Transforming Weeds into Abundant Harvests! Ep. 7
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Reviving Our Vegetable Garden: Transforming Weeds into Abundant Harvests! Ep. 7
Reviving Our Vegetable Garden: Transforming Weeds into Abundant Harvests! Ep. 6
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Reviving Our Vegetable Garden: Transforming Weeds into Abundant Harvests! Ep. 6
Reviving Our Vegetable Garden: Transforming Weeds into Abundant Harvests! Ep. 5
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Reviving Our Vegetable Garden: Transforming Weeds into Abundant Harvests! Ep. 5
Reviving Our Vegetable Garden: Transforming Weeds into Abundant Harvests! Ep. 4
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Reviving Our Vegetable Garden: Transforming Weeds into Abundant Harvests! Ep. 4
The benefits can be said for most types of mulch and are not exclusive to sugarcane mulch.
I love how you find joy in your garden 🥰 congratulations on approaching 1,000 subscribers!
The garden looks good!
Can’t wait for my pumpkins! Excited to see what I can get ❤️
I honestly love watching your videos
I love perennials
Yes! So easy to maintain and lots to harvest from, what’s your favourite perennial to grow? (Give me one herb and one plant)
@@UrbanBackyardGardening haskaps and mint and thyme
@@fatherofchickens7951I just looked up haskaps, they look like blueberries, I am curious to taste them. Mint is always in the garden so I can make tea, thyme also, it’s great for cooking. I would go for asparagus and rosemary as my favourites
What was that on your foot a fish? 😂
😂😂 FISH FLOPS
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QUE VIVA EL CHOCOLO HPTAAAAAAAAAAAAA
😂😂😂😂 que viva la arepa hp
My corn is “on deck” corn for pots. And is only four feet tall. But it’s growing ears that may turn out nice 🤷♂️
four feet is not bad, how big does this variety grow? mine grew around 6 to 7 feet.
nice mortar !!! big one
yes, it helps grinding the ingredients properly
Looks like a super fresh and natural snack
one of my favourite snacks and for sure natural
informative video
thank you! I am glad I can help
Can’t wait to harvest my basil!
yes, it's a treat that comes for a short time
Gorgeous!
beautiful specimen
So frustrating! I've killed lots of plants that way. My problem at the moment is my pumpkins aren't growing. I'm getting lots of leaves, not just pumpkins but all sorts of different squashes, but only male or female flowers, nothing at the same time so I can't hand pollinate. The plants I planted over 2 months ago have died without producing any fruit. I have lots more coming but I'm trying not to hold out much hope. 😢
try changing little things at the time and if one of those things change something then do more of it until you see your pumpkin plants producing, it seems like there may be an imbalance in the soil or maybe the weather as you mentioned before is not suitable for this plant check what you an grow in your area at this time of the year and make sure you can have pumpkins!
Love growing pumpkins too 🥰
they are the best and they will last long if you store them properly, pumpkins all year!
Sad to see you losing your growing season as we’ve started ours😞
enjoy yours, what will you be planting?
@@UrbanBackyardGardening beets, carrots, shallots, onions, garlic, asparagus, cauliflower, broccoli, beans, zucchini, and several types of winter squash 😉
This is amazing.
thank you!
My squashes wilt regularly, we've had a lot of very hot weather lately. It was scary at first but they're starting to produce fruit so they must be happy enough.
Goood to hear they are fruiting. Something I read is good to do, is to water deeply 24 hours before hot days so the plant can absorb as much water and not be so stressed by the incoming heat. Protect the soil with mulch as well if you can.
Does it get the same amount of water as the other one? Seems weird 🤔
it did, I think it was too hot and the plant was not strong enough to survive the heat, it eventually died after wilting like seen on the video.
@@UrbanBackyardGardening 👍🏼
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Lovely 😊
Thanks for another nice video. I have the same problem with my squashes, they produce lots of male flowers but no females. Actually one but it dropped off after two days. 😢 It's my first time growing them and it's been exceptionally hot here in West Africa, 35+ most days this year so I'm assuming that's the problem.
Yes as I previously mention in another comment you did it seems that the very hot weather can affect your pumpkins, try to improve your soil so it retains water and become more resilient to extreme heat, hopefully the plant can eventually absorb lots of water and regulate itself to survive and produce plenty of pumpkins!
I love your journey 🥰
Thanks my friend, by thew way I tried the sweedes finally, they were tasty and definitely a complete different flavour to what I usually eat
@@UrbanBackyardGardening I’ll have to give them a try this summer
Thank you!
You are welcome!
no good the fast laspe recording....hard to see what you doing..... normal recording is better
I understand, some people may not have the patience to watch it in normal speed and most of the time the purpose with this fast recordings is to just give an idea on what is happening and a quick show on how to do it, if you have any questions please let me know
@@UrbanBackyardGardening we have the time to watch dont you worry about that lol..... they can fast forward if tyhey have no patience !!
@@johnny0253 hahaha that’s true
Really coming together nicely 👍🏼
Getting there, looking much better now and lots of vegetables coming up
Hey Urban Backyard Gardening. Everything is looking good and thank you for sharing. Keep up the great work ☺️
You are welcome. Thank you
Hey Pablo 👋🏾😁 Everything is looking good and what a great job growing those carrots 🥕😁Keep up the great work!!
Hey UBG😊So aorey about your beets. I love beets 😋 The blooms on your leeks are pretty. Great job on the clean up and have a blessed day🌞
Yes, it’s a shame I couldn’t use my beets but I will try to grow more anyway. Thank you and I am getting there… big job
Doing some Spring Cleaning as well? Airing out your clothes 😉
Hahaha exactly that, taking advantage of a hot day so I take all the clothes from my closet and air it out for a few hours
Hi, my pumpkins aren't producing fruit at all, I'm just left with a bare stem when the flower falls off. I'm going to try hand pollinating but do you know what else might be happening? I live in West Africa. It's very hot. I water them every day.
Hi there, I have had this problem before, the baby pumpkins turn yellow and end up falling off the vine. I have read that extreme heat can make the fruit to die, also poor pollination. If I was you I would definitely try hand pollinating first then if that doesn’t work find a cooler spot for the plant to grow at. Maybe check the quality of the soil too because that may the plant to grow poor and therefore loose your baby pumpkins
Thanks so much for your reply. As I look closely at the flowers I think they're all male, there is no tiny fruit at the base of the flower. So I think hand pollinating isn't going to work. Summer isn't any hotter than it is now but this area will be in more shade as the sun goes behind my banana plants, maybe that'll help to keep them cooler.
@@gardeninginthedesert you are welcome. In my experience I have noticed that male flowers will always come out first then females will appear eventually. Also after doing some research on the internet I found this info: “Not only heat, but drought stress often causes the pumpkin to develop more male flowers and delay females. Flooded soil will also damage root systems, causing wilting and flower or fruit abortion. Planting too close together increases shade, which will affect how and when the pumpkin flowers.” So my advice is try adjusting a few things and see what works then hopefully you start seeing some females flowers.
@@UrbanBackyardGardening I water them morning and evening. The soil is sandy so very well draining. I'll keep trying and let you know how it goes.
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@@UrbanBackyardGardening If you want to solve these problems then you can let me know
Your videos are amazing! If you like farming or harvesting videos, I look forward to having you visit my channel to have relaxing moments together!
It’s cool that you share your one melon with us 😊❤️
I love that you have a positive attitude towards your garden right now 🥰
yes I need to, otherwise I won't have the will to tidy up the mess 😅
Always excited to see your video's
Excellent, I love the videos make people excited, thanks for the positive comment
excellant!!!
Thanks!
And plant tamotoes with carrots it is a companion plant work well together!
I sprinkle my carrot seeds then sprinkle old compost over them , works well , Yorkie love the carrots !
do you plant any garlic??
I don't, but I would like to grow it eventually, I just need more space to be able to grow more things, do you?
yeh i grow it.... doesnt take up much space,,, i plant it around tomato plants and edges of the garden@@UrbanBackyardGardening
@@johnny0253garlic keeps away deer and some other garden “nibblers.” : )
lucky for me i get no pests except birds@@anniebodyhome1000
@@johnny0253 good idea, I may have to find some spots for it then and the proper season to plant
so nice to see you back!!!!.... missed your videos!!
Thank you my friend, I am travelling at the moment so uploading videos has been difficult
you have a great camera.... what are you using?
Hi, l really enjoyed & learned from your experiment! I've always thought "why not", when it came to burying food scraps. Now l know. I am grateful for your efforts!!!😇🌱
can you remove a stone or 2 off the ground and expand your garden??
It’s not our house unfortunately, I would have removed all the concrete floors on it to have plenty of soil to plant
@@UrbanBackyardGardening you can do a raised bed!!!!....
@@johnny0253 I can do many raise beds, but the place being a rental is not worth it for me, imagine having to get rid of all that soil, same as getting it into the house… big job
@@UrbanBackyardGardening thats true!!!.... well you doing a great job with what you have.....
@@johnny0253 thank you 🙏
you cant put 5 plants in one hole like that!!!! lol
What plants?
when do you flip your compost piles around to give them air???
great channel...... how did you end up in australia from colombia though??