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Don't see it down below

any updates?

I use the stems in stews, soups. then it gets composted. So much flavor in the stems !

Very intesting

Oh wow, thanks for this! I let some of my radishes flower this year so that I can save the seeds, but I didn't know how or where they store their seeds lol. I'm curios to try eating some of the pods!

A word !

Unless you are freeloading somewhere, nothing is free.

Where can I get herbs??? ❤❤

In my brain😂😂😂

Dill is great but most people dont like it and thats why other than in pickles it is not used much

Imagine my surprise when im looking up how to do this and find a couple from my state

Super cake ❤

No follow up?

Lovely big cake ❤

Here again to check in. Hope all is well!

I use wood powder

Hey sis, where are you!?!

Same with arugula!

😅 oops!

Wow your gardens beatiful

I get it!!! 😂😂 it happens to the best of us!

I'm gonna trust you on that one.....this year I planted some new types of cucumber and had a major let down....I planted munchers,caspers and lemon.the only ones that came in was the lemon cukes and Dang it I was expecting a different kind of cucumber. Hell nah it tasted like a regular cucumber.....I was over flowed with them.i gave them to my daughters to 2 of my neighbors and I made sandwiches and cucumber salads and just ate ate and ate.... .I also planted corn,zucchini, squash ,watermelon and cantaloupe.....I have picked one cantaloupe. One zucchini plant actually gave me 3 gigantic zucchini....and the rest never bloomed....so dang it I do dang if I dont

You need to add organic matter, composts, leaves etc Perlite and vermiculite dont fix the issue but in raised garden bed its fine

😂😅 No kidding. Put 1 plant in my front flower garden & this year it's full of Dill. I ❤️ it tho, much cheaper than Papyrus for a similar look, & it attracts pollinators which is one of our goals. 😊

New subscriber! Love your garden ❤

I used the snuggle me for 5 months straight everyday, loved it! After 4.5 years will be using the same one again for his sibling 😊

Wow it has grown beautifully!!! What type of fertilizer did you add? Thanks for your time

This weeding video was very satisfying. I wouldn't mind seeing more 😂. As it relates to mosquitos 🦟, I spray, wear long clothes, have a mosquito bat, and I have an oscillating fan on my porch (which is where I garden)... and all that IS NOT enough to keep them away. I am sick of them. You should see my legs. They leave marks when they bite. Next thing I'm going to do is wear a Hazmat suit. 😢

Thanks for the variety vid. Nice share 🙂

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These weeds were CRAZY this week after the rain!

greatness!♥

Do people use that for boquets and floral arrangements?

Peace sister God is all around us thank you for this information 🙏🏾

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Yummy 😋

I would eat it 😋

I didn't even notice the soil!

You'll be swimming in squash before you know it! From what I understand, those male flowers show up first to ensure there is pollen readily available since the female flowers are really just viable the same day they open. Everything is looking lush! Beautiful garden tour.

Wow! How amazing! Thank you!!

You a fool for this one I love it used to be a bottle girl married now with a garden hoping hubby will build me a greenhouse 😊

Fun tour! I’ve got my first real container garden going here in Omaha this year, love comparing notes with you. 😊

New subscriber here! Beautiful garden!

My dill did not germinate this year,i will get new seeds for next year..i enjoyed the tour.. thanks for sharing.

I love your 'no to minimal rules gardening'. It's so refreshing. Some gardening influencers make it so intimidating. Before all these rules gardening was literally putting a seed in the ground, watering it and watching it grow.

it's a living and decaying piece of art. from the earth. it shall return. really cool

Everything looked great during the full process. TFS

Why are you taking the seeds off? That’s what the bee used to pollinate. It’s not like you’re gonna use all that basil anyway.