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The Lazy Gardener’s Guide to Plant Shopping Like a Pro
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The Lazy Gardener’s Guide to Plant Shopping Like a Pro



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I’m Anne of All Trades. In NASHVILLE, I have a woodworking, blacksmithing and fabrication shop, a selection of furry friends, and an organic farm. Whether you’ve got the knowledge, tools, time or space to do the things you’ve always wanted to do, everything is “figureoutable.”

I became “Anne of All Trades” out of necessity. With no background in farming or making things, I wanted to learn to raise my own food, fix things when they break and build the things I need.

12 years ago I got my first pet, planted my first seed and picked up my first tool.

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46 Comments

  1. @bettyjocohagen7955

    Good glorious morning from Kentucky!!! Happy Mothers Day! I just found your channel, and im so excited to find a gardener to watch that close to my area! I'm in shepherdsville Kentucky and a very new veggie gardener. But Im an experienced flower gardener. I just bought a greenstalk and am going all organic and feel great from it. I have 3 grown sons. I'm so excited to meet yours soon! Have a great day, REST! Thanks for teaching us!

  4. @DanlowMusic

    Just remember to bring that Banana in during the winter. I made the mistake in believing the "grow zone 8 cold hardy banana label, ehich was a lie. It died at the first 30° night. Didnt even make it to the 20° that a zone 8b should. So if I ever get another Banana, it will come inside in the late fall to early spring.

  11. @EmilyDisney-w4k

    I should have watched this before I just planted my transplants, not after… oh well. No extra roots for my tomatoes or peppers lol

  12. @suejiron2367

    What a delightful human being!!!
    Been watching for a few months and by far my favorite green thumb guru.
    Cant wait to start some serious planting.
    #colorado

  15. @eliskadokoupilova5890

    I love gardening and your videos are super helpfull, sooo much of great informations. But I also feel a little insecure cause I started my garden with more conventional techniques and now I'm scared it's not gonna do well. I trying to add things gradually – like mulch on the top of soil or herbs as pest protectants. I also started compost so I hope I will have some nice black soil in following years. Now I am telling myself I train my plants to be tough and survive in poor, clayish soil. 😁☺️

  19. @the_green_anna

    Would you please explain the soaking in B1 vitamine a little?
    Sounds interesting, but why do you do it?
    Thanks! 💚

  20. @alliswell6002

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  22. @mudwellies1

    What do you do about bindweed Anne? It's all over my wood chip garden and other beds around home as well. Boiling water doesn't kill it…

  30. @time2see192

    ANN, You just got a great mention in Permaculture Consultants video, for the best and worst homestead channel… Ill put the link in a reply to this comment, in case you don't allow links, that way the info is still here if anyone wants to look it up. Congratulations Mommy!!!

  35. @deltorres2100

    I’m in Houston Texas and I do actually really good with celery. It’s partial shade in my area and I’ve produced it every year.🌱

  36. @deltorres2100

    I’m trying my hand at time right now and it is very picky but I have a partial shade as well so I’m hoping that it takes and I’m going to put in a big pot and I’ll have plenty of thyme 🌱

  37. @coltonphillips6815

    I feel our biggest problem with our garden is timing. Im always too late or get excited when warm weather comes around that start germinating everyhing and kill them when i put the plants im the ground. We live in TN and in the same zone, do you have a calander you recommend for when the best time to plant things are?

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