Backyard garden cleanup after snow storm – Part of natural disasters is the cleanup work. After our unique Texas Winter Snow Storm, the garden left me with a lot of extra things to do. In this video I share tips and some cool things I learned along the way, as well as lessons learned. I don’t think we will have another snow storm this year but who knows what 2021 will bring next 😉.
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23 Comments
I’m here early this time!
Currently watching this while baking!
Sending harden hugs! 💜
checking out ur clips. thank you for gardening and sharing.. bradda V, Northern Mariana Islands 670Gs
We got to -2 here in Dallas and its 79 degrees now!! Only in Tejas
Great attitude. Adelante! Poor citrus!
I just posted a video of a garden tour after our snow storm & then today we had a 60 degree day & it all melted! 😆 but we got to go sledding & build a snowman man for the first time in many years!
Hi Ryahlie mother nature always seem to threw us a learning curve, so we can be better prepare for the future. Yes a little lost and fruit damage but your garden will be ten time better for 2021. God bless!
Enjoyed the content and how you take us a long on the journey. Thanks for update on worm castings and compost.
Did you cover them cause my citrus still alive I live in mission bend next to sugar land zone 9b
Have you thought about a pocket prairie under the trees? Or just planting native grasses and flowers to keep the soil covered and weeds down?
Everything is gone, but the compost is looking great. the cycle of nature.
Great job on the clean out 👏🏽 Didn’t know worms shouldn’t eat citrus, thanks for sharing 😊
Hey hi, quick question how do you start your carrot
In the spring maybe you will get to taste your blood orange. Everything will come back better. You are full of knowledge.
Smart no pruning. The new growth will usually grow under and around the damaged areas!
Great video Daisy! Hopefully all your citrus trees bounce back.
I love it all looking cleared away and bare Daisy, lots of gaps for all the new stuff 😊
I'm glad it's almost spring time, so that you can start fresh with all new crops, excited for the next growing season!
Yay! You got a few carrots! ❤️😀
So sorry to see that you lost some fruit and vegetables.
Keep at it, that's how it goes with gardening unfortunately.
Greetings from the Rio Grande Valley
You should have left the carrots but trimmed the greens 😃
So sorry about your garden but you have a great smile attitude about your future garden. Would love to get one of those worm cafes!
omg you still have alot of green in your garden all my stuff is dead dead. 🙁
Was wondering how your garden did during the freeze. The citrus might come back if the wood is still green. Time will tell. Normally they don’t like anything below the mid 20s