Jane is out in the garden today, attempting a new “garden diy” project: setting up a pea trellis! 🌱 But her plans take a detour when she discovers a “rabbit” nest with “baby bunnies” right in her “vegetable garden”. Instead of disturbing them, she offers some helpful “garden tips” on working with nature, reminding us that “grow your own food” often means sharing the space with wildlife.
Jane is out in the garden getting ready to plant her peas and carrots 🌱
And she’s showing a quick and easy trellis setup using:
• T-posts
• Wire mesh
Simple. Strong. And she uses the same system for her tomatoes too.
It’s a slick setup that just works.
But… in true Jane fashion, there’s a little distraction along the way. 🐇
A bunny nest right in the garden.
And while those little bunnies might snack on her greens later…
Jane says at the farm, they try to work with nature, not against it.
Because gardening isn’t just about growing food —
it’s about sharing the space.
Plants, people… and sometimes a few hungry visitors.
That’s the kind of story worth remembering — just like your favourite recipes.
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The idea is really helpful I enjoyed every second of it.