There’s no such thing as a truly low | maintenance garden | but you can minimize your effort with smart planning. In this video | I share one of my top gardening tips | group your annuals in one area to save time on watering | deadheading | and fertilizing.
Gardening doesn’t have to be exhausting. With a few clever strategies | you can make your garden work for you and fit it into your lifestyle. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned green thumb | these time | saving garden tips will help you enjoy gardening without the burnout.
Watch till the end for my best advice to simplify your gardening routine and stay inspired.
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name is Grant. If you’re in England, it’s Grant. And I like to garden. Now, one thing I do as a lazy gardener and person is find every possible shortcut there is to make my life easier. As an owner of all the plants, like pretty much pretty much all of them. I made the decision to plant all of my annuals in the same garden bed. Why did I do that, you ask? First of all, I’m a silly goose. So chic. And second of all, I hate watering. And annuals tend to need a lot of watering and fertilizing. So I concentrate them all in the same area to minimize my amount of work. And in my annual bed I keep things like my dowels, my sals, my china aster, my ageratum, my soloia, my teddy bears, zins, kazzies, etc., etc. Cuz I don’t really water my perennial garden beds. Most of my attention is here on the annual bed. Little thing I call having your cake and eating it too.
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All of them 😅