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Did you get the Hollyhock seeds from Anjou?! I have a hunch that might be your favorite... based off the area you live, and your inclinations towards fine flours and artisinal styling. It's my favorite, and their Hollyhocks every year are GORGEOUS!
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I’m sorry for making this comment,but you show your beautiful garden from a far distance❤️
I hate to give negative feedback but the entire time I’m thinking I wish I could see what she’s talking about:(
I agree!
@@ash6811 yes same!
Yeah...
I agree! Everything is just green mounds. Can’t see a thing. I love your homestead but It’s so frustrating to not be able to see anything!!!
There's something magical about the way your videos are filmed. They bring me a lot of peace. Thank you Shaye for putting your work into the world!
SAME HERE. They bring me loads of peace. I've changed my whole life because of her
Yes!
The fact is, BTC is the future of crypto and the questions traders ask themselves now is if this is right time to invest?
before jumping into conclusion i think you should take a look at things first. for the past few days the price of BTC has been fluctuating which means the market is currently unstable and you cant tell if it is going bearish or bullish. while others still continue to trade without the fear of making lose, others are being patient. it all depends on the pattern with which you trade and also the source of your signals. i would say trading has been going smoothly for me, i started with 1.5 BTC and i've accumulated over 7.5 BTC in just three weeks, with the trading strategy given to me by expert trader Harvey Archer. His methods are top notch and profitable and he can be contacted easily on Teleqram (@CryptoWith_David) cheers
Yes non invasive spirits . Live those kinda people
I would love it if you could do more closeups on what you're talking about and add them on top of this clip with your voice. It would bring more detail and depth to your videos! :)
Would be lovely if the camera got in closer when you’re showing specific things. Or overlay a closer up view while you’re talking about it, then back to the further distance. Love your videos and I’d love to see the garden closer up ☺️
I would love to see an aerial view of the land to get an idea of the layout
She has in a previous video a year or two back!
I have to say, that is the first time I have ever heard a hollyhock referred to as a weed😄 I wish I could grow them so successfully
SAME!!! One of my favorites (I adore tall plants), but it's like an annual for me, ugh.. she says they like it in her dry location, and I garden in clay in CT, so I guess that's why.
Beautiful video. I just wish I was able to 👀see👀 what you were talking about. Talking about all the beautiful things, yet they were too far away or behind another plant to actually appreciate with you. 💖
Anyone else catch “got the hollyhocks from my favorite bakery” (not sure you meant nursery) lol!! Love this video Shaye!
Yes I caught that too! I thought bakeries sell hollyhocks?
I rewound to make sure I heard it right.
Died laughing,mom brain 🥰
I didnt consider this a mix up until i read your post..haha! i just assumed she knew the bakery owner and got some of that variety of hollyhocks from the bakery's garden..lol🤦♀️went over my head
Last summer she got some seeds from a local bakery that has hollyhocks planted out front. She talked about it in a video, I think it was late last summer or early fall.
My heart broke for you when you talked about frying so many plants in the hot compost... I know you have worked so hard on the new beds and planting early from seed and all of the transplanting that feeds your family - just to lose them all. I love your perseverence which is such an encouragement to new gardeners everywhere. It is also refreshing to hear that you are sore and tired. It keeps this journey real, and I realize I'm not just old and decrepit when I'm tired and sore from hauling rock, compost, logs, plants... it's just the reality of gardening. Thank you for sharing it all.
I'm in Nova Scotia, Canada and Russet Apple trees are fairly common here , grew up with half a dozen on our property that my Great Grandfather planted around 1900.
Hey NS, hope you’re staying safe. Hate to see what’s happening over there. All the best! - PEI
@@alyshacampbell5870 Trying to stay safe, right now I'm not even going to the grocery stores bc of the new variants, I've only been in remission for a little over a year, still trying to recover from the chemo and radiation.
@@twistedfrannie9311 I’m so sorry to hear. You’re in my thoughts! Praying for things to get under control so they can open the bridge to welcome everyone in the bubble back!
Love from New Brunswick 🇨🇦
Sending ❤️ from SK ladies. Keep well. 🙏🏻
Would love more close ups of the plants you talk about! I don’t know some of them or what they look like at all, so would be helpful. Love you videos though! 💛
oh my gosh! what a beautiful video! i am so new at being off grid in the sierra nevada mountains on the california side. 7 months now. lived before that in the midwest of illinois. i have a blank slate. the last seven months, our excitement of gardening thinking we have a longer grow season here than illinois? we were wrong. we are covering everything in frost cloth due to our "excitement " of living here. we are tired of covering everything due to our inexperience. but we are so motivated to get the "first crop" successful, so our confidence and learning will evolve. thank you for showing us the "experience" as we so can't "live" unless we can dig our hands in the ground With videos like yours, you carry us "new beginners in homesteading and gardening" and that will lead us the way. thank you. it means so much to us.
Gardener’s World US with Shaye Elliott. The world needs it. 😜
I never knew I was a fan of split rail fence until now!
I love how it’s simple and rustic.
Thanks for sharing the disappointments as well as the glorious beauty! Encouraging to know all gardeners battle with the heart wrenching death of seedlings but then the sweet successes balm the soul.
Garden goals! Everytime I watch your creations I feel like I'm there with you. So relaxing.
🤗Thank you for your shared magical garden moments...💫
I wish you showed them in closeup, atleast the ones you talk abt in detail. Your garden is absolutely beautiful 🌷🌱🌳
I hit “like” before even watching because I’ve been so longing for you to do a video on your gardens, and I’ve loved every other garden tour you’ve done. My mother loved gardening and we would both take each other on walks or “tours” of our garden when we went to each other’s houses. I continue the tradition with my sisters and daughters ( even our son loves our gardens). Very thankful my husband loves gardening too. It’s such a source of joy and comfort in these troubling times.
I love that you feature your children in videos without exploiting their presence (if that makes sense?).
I had a huge tree that had to be taken down and I saved the mulch which they just dumped it in my front yard- as it was too wet to bring the dump truck into the backyard. The next day I had my soil and sands company bring in a huge 1/2 truck load of old mulch. My neighbors thought I was crazy, but I had to tell them you have to let the new tree mulch sit for at least 3 months if not longer before placing it around flower beds. I am having to wheel barrow it out of the front lawn and place it in an area in my backyard to cure. I agree it is back breaking work. Your yard is lovely.
We put in a koi pond with a creek & fountain last year. It's so nice to have the sound of the running water but the nitrogen content in the water is fantastic for plants as well. Whenever we have to clean the filters (which are in a giant tub that overflows into a waterfall), I spray the nitrogen-rich water onto the gardens. I pulled nearly 1000lbs of just tomatoes & peppers from two gardens last year just by adding that extra nitrogen-rich water!
Ha ha Charles Dowdings comment. He's a sweet soul. I've noticed this time that there's an excitement when your videos come out and especially when they are more than 15 minutes. Because I checked and hadn't realized I do that Everytime. It's like ok time to hunker on down and enjoy. Thankyou for sharing.
I changed everything to no dig also! Even tho I have some weeds, it NOTHING like before, gardening has become fun for me again 😁🌸🍅🫑🍓🌞
I watch these garden videos over and over
Shea,thank you so much !you have gotten me through covid,im a grandma ,and have always been in love with gardening.You always give me hope ,and a knowledge that its never perfect.Im dealing with an area that had a pool,which exploded,so no more pool,the question is what to do with the big round area full of sand .Excepting any ideas ha !Thanks Shea ,love you guys.
One day my gardens will look like this! 😍🥰😍
Looking into simplisafe today! Thank you SO much for you TH-cam channel - it's an essential to my life right now :)
What a beautiful property 🧡
I'm in central Texas, but I get so much inspiration from your videos. I had a garden last year that did so-so, and I've had health issues crop up and haven't even started anything this year. Which is sad. But I'm thinking I should force myself to get it going. I'm happier when I do, even when it wipes me out. I'm so scared of putting in the effort and then having my health be an issue again and having it go to waste.
I know what you mean. Perhaps do a bit as you can without overextending yourself. You will enjoy even a small bit of return! God bless.
Maybe something on a very small scale would do.
Thanks for sharing your video and thanks for a lovely tour of your Beautiful Garden 😍
Simply mix your hot compost with garden and potting soil, it will cool it down and it will be nice and rich to plant now instead of waiting for fall.
Such a beautiful property! I love the style of gardens y’all do. It’s not crisp and clean and organized. Is that what a cottage garden is? I love it so much. As you were moving through your property, I was mesmerized by all the beauty. I looks so serene and lovely. Thanks for sharing!! Hope y’all are well 💛
👏Shay, this was one of your best videos yet. Nicely done!! Whoever was filming did a great job of capturing you in your gorgeous surroundings. You did a great job telling about your garden spaces. Such a lovely presentation!! I hope you will consider more of these walk about videos as your garden progresses. Also loved seeing your little panther 🐱 💚🌷
I say celebrate the successes in the garden and learn from the mistakes. If you think everything is going to be perfect every year, you're going to be disappointed and frustrated. I keep a diary every year of what was happening and what changes and new things I want to try next year. Your gardens look wonderful!
It would be nice if you could show close-ups of the different trees,plants, flowers or even the weeds as you talk us through.
Yay the advertising is pushed to the end 🎉
Thanks for the tour. I would have enjoyed seeing some of the plants you named up close or by adding an image on the screen.
I found a Arbor last fall and put that up as you go into the garden. I lined the garden edge in rock, put cardboard down and straw on top. I am also using that in the hopes of controlling weeds. I have creeping Charlie everywhere. In the front I planted a mixture of cutting flowers. Potatoes go in tomorrow. I love your gardens
I planted dead nettle in one spot also and now it's all over the place and I love it even went across to my neighbor's yard lol
This is really long, but with so much of your property being turned into gardens, the amount of weeding that needs doing must be overwhelming. It's a wonder you have time for your lovely family & all the wonderful cooking you do.
I'd like to offer 2 ways of managing weeds which I doubt you or most gardeners are using, which would free up so much of your time during the growing seasons. One is the Pre-emergent method.
The active ingredient in the product Preen, which can be purchased on its own is Corn Gluten Meal. Sprinkled on freshly opened soil, whether tilled veggie garden beds, notorious for bringing dormant seeds up into the sunlight giving them the one thing they needed to continue on fulfilling their destiny to become a plant - sunshine. This is one reason many prefer to use the no till methods.
Whenever the soil is disturbed by planting a tree, shrub, perennial, or annual, or even in an area which has weeds or plants, sprinkling the CGM evenly on the soil will prevent a high percentage - if not 100% of the seeds in the soil from sprouting, yet won't harm plants or existing weeds. And in those areas where you use CGM granules, seeds will not sprout for about 6 months.
It's true. I used Preen on a pile of soil on my driveway, meant for building raised beds. Due to dislocating & tearing my shoulder, I was unable to use it - for a long time. After struggling to weed a mountain of soil a few times, luckily I saw a Preen ad or something & tried it. That mound of soil did stay weed free for an entire season. Of course this will not be an area in which you can then plant seeds of desired plants for at least 6 months, You can plant seedlings, however, annuals, perennials, shrubs, & trees. I'm not sure if it can also be used after freshly planting bulbs, corms, or rhizomes, but I think it can, since they're not the same as seeds, & are usually planted several inches deep. But, it may be best to wait until they've grown into plants before using it around such plants, just to be sure.
Otherwise, sprinkle CGM evenly around anything freshly planted, & then mulch if you like & don't worry about weeding for a while. You might want to sprinkle it around your beds & plantings the following springs to insure yet another season of being weed free. You can't use it on a newly seeded lawn, but I think after you've established a lawn, maybe with some overseeding to get it dense 1st, then, once established, use it in a seed & feed broadcaster, if the granules fit the gage of the openings to prevent the sprouting of any weed seeds that blow in or are left behind in bird droppings.
To remove existing weeds quickly, try Horticultural vinegar which @ 20 % or 30% has a very high acidity. This degree of acidity will burn skin on contact, so please use with great caution. Use chemical gloves, & adequate eye protection. Be sure you don't spill it on skin, shoes or clothing while adding it to a hand sprayer or tank sprayer, using chemical gloves & a funnel, diluting with water to lower the acidity in your sprayer, to be determined by your application needs.
You could probably even use it to kill dangerous & destructive insects like nests of Hornets, Tent Caterpillars, or Scorpions or venomous spiders that get in the house, or garage, etc.
HV is many times stronger than the kinds of vinegar used in cooking, cleaning, or used as a hair rinse to remove any buildup of hair products. Those types of vinegar - whether food grade, made from apples, or the ones which are petroleum by products, which are about 5% or 6% acidity.
To eliminate standing weeds, unwanted plants, or to open an area in your lawn you expect will take hours of back breaking shovelling & maybe a Pick Ax, to build up the soil & plant a veggie garden, or an ornamental planting bed, spraying with HV would be so much easier. I bought several gallon containers on Amazon a couple years ago & haven't used it yet, but watched a few YT vids & was impressed.
I'm going to try it on the roots of saplings that had a chance to grow after I dislocated & tore my shoulder. My shoulder has improved enough that I plan to cut the saplings down to the ground, spray the fresh cut 1st. right away, as it may get drawn in by capillary action. Then with a claw tool, a tapered hoe & a trowel, I'm going to loosen & scrape away at the soil around the roots. Then I'm going to hit the roots with a focused, high powered jet of water from the hose to displace soil to expose as much of the root systems as possible, Then I'll spray the roots I can see thoroughly, as well as the soil surrounding the root ball so it can saturate the soil & hopefully reach roots close to the surface, just a few inches down. By the next day, they will likely be dead. Finally!
Then I'll spray, pry out or or hand yank weeds as they appear. My next epic task will be removing lots of Poison Ivy which overtook my banking of spring bulbs while being incapacitated. I wish I'd hired some help with these things & basic yard care, years ago, but it can be very costly. Also, in my experience, I've had 2 Hydrangeas, a valuable Tree Peony, well over 20 years old, my Ninebark Diablo, & Russian Sage cut down, by people with no concept of gardening, & then my Tarella ( Foam Flower) ground cover I'd been so excited had finally begun to spread after 3 or 4 years mistaken as weeds I guess, & yanked out by a professional gardener no less who charged $20.00 per hour, with my discount as a friend. I noticed it days later, so never told her. Maybe it was eaten by a Rabbit...or a Groundhog.
Somehow I hope to dig out & relocate to protect my spring blooming & other ground covers & a few desirable shrubs & perennials from my banking filled with spring bulbs. I'm hoping the bulbs can survive if I avoid spraying around them, until all their foliage withers away. In fall I'll dig them out & relocate & feed them Bonemeal.
To start, I'll try to cut down & rip out as much PI as possible, & then watch for new PI leaves popping up. I'll try a sponge painting brush, dunked in the diluted solution or sprayed onto the brush, & keep painting it on, coating those new leaves without any overspray, until I've succeeded killing all the PI.
This stuff turns weeds brown crispy - within a 24 hr period or sooner.I sure hope these products can help anyone who reads this, to find the freedom which is ours for the taking when we learn to work smarter, & not just harder.
The weedy areas would be the perfect place to dump the hot compost.
Looks great! No greater words spoken, "Enjoy the process." Gardening is life, literally and figuratively, no greater joy. Blessings to all of you. 🌷🌻🌷🌻🌷
I am so excited to get to work. I am zone 5b here in Michigan. I planted a few cold hardy veggies but then a week later we got into the low 20’s! Praying they survive 🙏🤦🏽♀️
I hope they recover!
Michigan here too. Radishes and sweet peas are ok to plant right now but not too much else.
Your garden is a total wonder in every way. Sorry about your Tomatoes , glad your friend has plenty to sell/share. I live in Montreal so my plants are still growing in my basement until mid May at the earliest. Again , just an out standing garden.
Have you looked at using Permaculture principles and creating a Food Forest? Basically it's gardening WITH nature and building soil life instead of fighting against the weeds.
If only I could turn into a fairy or a butterfly and make my cozy home in your garden! Your space is so beautiful! You inspire me and I strive to make my gardens as beautiful as yours!
I'm always amazed at how much motivation and energy I have when it comes to gardening.. Especially when it comes to new garden projects.
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I have been watching you for a couple seasons. Your gardens are looking so nice. the fencing has helped. Those mistakes we all feel for you. You work so hard. I enjoy watching you and looks like the littlest one is feeling a little more needy. she will get used to filming outside. They have grown.I have been a watcher of your best friend Angelia. I started with her when they moved to Michigan. My Daughter home schools so you are both interesting to me and you life styles. Thank you for the tour. Joyce
Funny. I'm a fan of Angela too. Small world. 😁
together look out!!
Thankyou as always for an uplifting and encouraging video! Greetings from Denmark 🌾🌻🌸
Great video. Thank you. Love what you have done. AS to the herb garden...I understand re the weeds. It would be a great place for the unfinished compost to go. Sheet mulch, top with the new compost and even fresh manure, cover with an old carpet or black sheet plastic and leave it until the autumn. Weeds will be gone and compost ready for use. Initial hard work but should be much easier when you come to use it. After you feel better of course. : ) It's like composting in situ. If you have tall raised beds or even in the potting shed, you can fill the beds half way with fresh manure or unfinished compost and top with about a foot or two of soil for a hot bed in the colder season. Lovely new veg garden. I'm sure it will reward your hard work.
I have watched this three times because it gives me ALL the gardening feels and inspiration! ♡
Y'all's Gardens Are So Beautiful!!
1 year seeding, 7 years weeding is a common gardening phrase in Australia. Unfortunately I have fallen in love with the color of the flowers on some of my weeds, so I end up having to play catch up fast to control them before they go from flower to seed.. I like your use of the term battle line and not taking on too much at once in the introduction of no-dig principles into your garden. You can Charles Dowding should do a collaborative video one day. You both have such soothing voices. Cheers from the subtropics!
I’ve been gardening in raised beds for a few years and am considering pea gravel for walkways. I have bark chips between the strawberries that are in the native soil amended. The biggest difference for me this season is having mulched everything with grass clippings or leaf mulch (mown over leaves). My soil is black and moist and fluffy! We have clay soil and just learned that gypsum added in breaks up the clay. My husband widened the driveway so I now have a 30’ berm to plant some butterfly weed and joe pye weed and sunflowers and calendula and poppies. It’s a great and hopeful year especially in our gardens. Thank you for the tour. You’re implementing lots of changes and your efforts are being rewarded. Will you put in raspberries and strawberries? I have 7 minutes of the video left maybe I’ll see a berry patch.
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P. S. Thanks for the cardboard reminder. I’ll put it between some rows in the the far garden to suppress weeds and keep the soil moist.
Bless you!! I needed a good garden tour 😍
You are always inspiring and I watch your videos when I am feeling lazy or uninspired and it gets me off my caboose and into the garden or the kitchen with renewed zeal. I was surprised how many commercials butted in on this video in particular. I wonder why? I mean there are always some but much more than usual.
Thanks for sharing your beautiful homestead gardens. I live by the sheet mulch method!
You are amazing!! You get so much accomplished it inspires me to continue gardening. So many wonder qualities and to top it of beautiful inside and out. Love your videos. Looking forward to your next video. 🌷🌸🥕🥬
You need a weed burner...so easy, organic, no chemicals and kind of fun!
Just came inside from weeding my garden. What a perfect way to relax and enjoy your beautiful garden space. 🥰
Avid fan! Glad to be here. I work full time now but this brings back memories of homeschooling and being more of a homemaker.
The fact is, BTC is the future of crypto and the questions traders ask themselves now is if this is right time to invest?
before jumping into conclusion i think you should take a look at things first. for the past few days the price of BTC has been fluctuating which means the market is currently unstable and you cant tell if it is going bearish or bullish. while others still continue to trade without the fear of making lose, others are being patient. it all depends on the pattern with which you trade and also the source of your signals. i would say trading has been going smoothly for me, i started with 1.5 BTC and i've accumulated over 7.5 BTC in just three weeks, with the trading strategy given to me by expert trader Harvey Archer. His methods are top notch and profitable and he can be contacted easily on Teleqram (@CryptoWith_David) cheers
You don't show your plants close enough for us to see them.
Hello Sharon 😊
That was a great tour. Thanks for keeping it real -- we all have weeds and spaces that are far from perfect. Sometimes we run out of time or energy or the weather doesn't cooperate with our plans. You've got a beautiful space there with so many green things growing. I love it. I'm wondering....on that weedy garden.... maybe just keep it mowed down so it can't go to seed??
Love your garden you’ve been working so hard I understand the weed issue but you’re right it’s all part of the gardeners life...
So great to see you back in the gardens!! Looking forward to lots of spring and summer videos.
I ,N ,V,U blessed be to you and your family great work on your garden 🙏😇
What would happen if you put the hot compost over the weeds in the potager...that you haven’t had time to weed...since it burned your flowers wouldn’t it burn and kill the weeds by the way I’ve been anxiously awaiting this video..thank you I love your garden
I was thinking the same thing! Makes sense to me...lol 😊
@@debbieconnelley342 Yes, me three!
Love love love your home and gardens!❤️ An area of the country I could live in happily!🌸🌼🥬🫑☀️
Wow! I can't believe how your place has transformed over the years! So exciting! I'm hoping to have my own little piece of land to transform soon. XO
Thank you for sharing your beautiful garden ♥♥♥
Beautiful garden. Love your vlogs and look forward to them so much. Lyn NZ
Wow, everything is beautiful and really developing. Great Job. Blessings.
Love your easy, laidback videos. They are such a pleasure to watch. I was interested to see how your journey into No-Dig gardening turned out. I'm a big fan of Charles Dowding and was so excited to follow you on this adventure. We are in Zone 6b in Missouri and have such a variety of weather. Always excited to see a new post from you.
Such a lovely garden tour. Plus I loved the poetry of following the black cat as it explored the garden. Shaye, your garden tours are always realistic, encouraging and also educational. Stu needs to film some drone footage so we can get an overhead view of the whole.
You guys, Camara person had me laughing 😅 when you tried showing the flowers. Not moving.
I would love a video on your planting strategies for making sure you plant enough how you figure out where and what to plant, and just making sure you make the most out of your garden especially for someone who wants to grow majority of their own food.
I love and look forward to all your videos and your gardens are my biggest inspiration ❤️
The gardens are looking good! I look forward to seeing everything growing and in full bloom. It's still chilly here in PA so I usually plant in May. I have a small area and I also use pots but I love them!
Shay! You're such a wonderful creator. Beautiful 😍
Lovely as always! So neat to see all you are working on and all you have accomplished! 💚
Ok I haven’t even watched but I am so excited I have been dying to see this garden done 😍😍😍😍
This was so much fun! You inspired me to start seedlings this year, and I'm having fun watching them grow... ;) I want to make some more garden areas like you have, but I need to be mindful of what deer enjoy as much as I do - we get many in our space on Whidbey Island!
Thank you Shaye for a lovely tour! I love all the little nooks and different gardens and the flow...beautiful work on the new market garden! Mine is coming along but I have no help yipe !!! So I easily get behind! I realize seeing your peppers I forgot to plant my habanero peppers-grrrrr-I better do that this weekend!! Thank you Shaye💜
I just checked out your channel and thought, Interesting Content. I was wandering if your a believer in Jesus? Shaye is and that's one of the things that I love about her.
@@sarahrickman6609 That’s wonderful! She is a wonderful example and I just love her family life, I’m still searching in my spiritual life, I know Jesus was an example of not turning away anyone because of how they believed or didn’t believe, and I love that he actually sat with the sinners and loved them, I think being an example, having Good character, loving your neighbor and much much more ...what Jesus taught...are beautiful beautiful things❤️thank you for asking🙏🏻
Your garden is beautiful. Gardens are always a work in progress. That’s the fun!🌸☀️
We have a ton of fireweed in Alaska. When the last petal falls, summer is over.
Great video Shaye. Gardens are alot of work.
Everything looks natural and ready to grow even bigger.
I felt sad for you that the compost was to hot. Like you said we learn for the next time around. I'm so glad you got help.
Sometimes we just keep pushing ourselves till we end of so so sore. Been there.
Have a wonderful Spring. 💐🌹🌈🥂
You are positively glowing in this video! Totally in your element. Makes me want to roll up my sleeves and start shoveling compost 🌹🌻💐🌷
I love making fireweed honey and tea, wish I had more of it near me in Oregon 🤍 love your videos and finding inspiration for my little baby urban farm
Began gardening again after 30 years... TG for the no-dig method. I too ordered a truck load of compost and found it too hot to use. Luckily, I decided to let it cook before using it in the new garden. And fortunately I was able to get another load that was fully cooked and was able to establish my small garden using that. Good tip to CHECK the TEMP on your bulk compost delivery.
So nice to see the gardens🤗
I am sheet mulching all my pathways this year. My no dig garden has been a success going on it’s fourth year.🎉 But I can’t fit the mower down the pathways anymore and it takes all day to use a string trimmer to get the whole garden done. I’m so happy (and relieved) I’m getting it done this year! As I like to think Charles Dowding would say: well done, you!
Omg I want an almond tree!! Love your videos..
Looking good. No dig is definitely the way to go. I'm on a gulf island in B.C. and I'm working on clear cut land, really ravaged and compacted by machinery, no dig is bringing it back to life. After four years our garden is abundant all year long.
It made me so happy to hear you say you let the fireweed grow. Fireweed is my favorite wildflower and I've been purposely spreading the seeds at my house. So many shoots coming up! Also, fireweed honey is utterly amazing.
What a beautiful, magical garden! Love it. Thank you for inviting us in too your garden with this video!
Your garden is beautiful.
You nailed it everything is looking gorgeous
Fireweed makes a wonderful tea!
I would love to see a behind-the-scenes on how you plan and make these videos and the same for your garden! Thank you for sharing, I love your videos and content, you've inspired me to plant a small garden in my urban setting. :)