Hi, y’all! Thanks to Covid-19, and it being Spring, I’m seeing a huge surge in people wanting to garden. What a wonderful chance for me to continue to teach what I love! Remember, start small in the beginning and expand from there. Don’t be afraid to get in there and make mistakes, that’s how you’ll grow as the gardener. Until next time! ☺️💛
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When we planted our garden I found once I broke ground that our soil was pretty sandy in the spot we chose, but another location on the property had great soil and had an abundance of worms and worm casting all through it! Unfortunately I had to haul that ground about a football field to my garden location. And then tilled it in with the sandy soil. Was alot of work, but it's so much better and actually holds moisture, opposed to the sandy soil which seems to repel water and the water doesn't penetrate to the seeds. It's our first garden at our new property. And were excited! Thanks for the videos, very informative!
Good advice Faith. Zone 7b here. Frost dates are key. 🙂 ☀️
Your garden is beautiful. I’m in zone 6 and your garden is pretty much my goal❤️
So much nature so beautiful 😍👍👍👍👍🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥