Garden Planning 2024 - Phase 1 - Zone 8B/9A

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  • เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.ย. 2024
  • It's a personal goal of mine this year to be more organized and put more thought into my garden spaces. I'll be sharing my garden planning process with you in three phases:
    - Phase 1: Variety selection
    - Phase 2: Garden space design
    - Phrase 3: Transplanting + first full garden tour of the year!
    This is phase 1 and in addition to cover the topics outlined in phase 1 above, I will be going into a bit of detail around the difference between stratification and scarification.
    STEPS:
    1.Identify varities you want to grow.
    2. Identify seeds that need prep (propagation, stratification, etc)
    3. Identify transplant date by zone.
    4. Work backwards to set a "start inside" date
    5. Continue to work backwards to set "prep" dates

ความคิดเห็น • 4

  • @JustJamiesAdventures
    @JustJamiesAdventures 4 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Oh my goodness, I wish I could be this organized 😂. You’re so amazing. Last year I told myself I would plan better, but here we are at the end of April and I’m more behind than last year. It’s just the season of life I’m in, but I’m doing my best. I can’t wait to see your tours!!! 💙

    • @littlewildhomestead
      @littlewildhomestead  4 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

      Daww that made me smile. You're such a peach. 🥰 You're doing GREAT. I am only just starting to get more organized this year. I have attempted similar methods in the past but not been very disciplined. We will see how this hear pans out. Lol.

  • @JustJamiesAdventures
    @JustJamiesAdventures 4 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Oh, and I’d love a video about growing moringa. Tips from seed would be helpful. I have tried the past 2 years and haven’t seemed to get past the seedling phase 🤣

    • @littlewildhomestead
      @littlewildhomestead  4 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

      Oh, I will definitely give you some tips! I'll add that to my schedule! The number one thing I've struggled with and learned to overcome is that Moringa seedlings don't like wet feet very much OR extreme sun. So I find a shady-ish space for them and if it's going to rain heavily, I bring them inside. Once they are established, the rain won't be as much of an issue.