I want this video to clarify some terms and help you to understand all the advice out there. Sometimes it seems conflicting, but often that’s because the same word is used in different situations with an altered meaning!
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I’m about to build my garden! 75 ft X 9ft!!!
Foird
Great advice 🙏💕
Sorry to be a poop but at 0:20 you say you might harden off plants by 'bringing them out at night and in by day". Surely that would be the other way round. Love the idea of a glossary for newbies! Cheers.
Love to see the corduroy!
Lol i know those buckets so here's some advice: twisting the metal ends of the handle will stop you from losing the little pieces all the time 😂
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It was 😂 epic translate from English to English, but yes there are differenties but still it was funny😅 but Charles manure and compost in US will be different things manure(they will think cow pup), and compost leaves and small branches green waste eggs shell etc decomposed by fungies and bacteria and worms sorry but you have to say them they say other way and think sometimes to😊
Perfectly put!
I've seen some sophisticated setups with a hardening area built-in. Slide covers, from limiting exposure etc.
Sad part is Charles it's only been 2-3 generations where everyone knew the gardening terms…….
nice video
Perfeito obrigado ❤
Hey mate.