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You don't do that all day. Bs. This is for views.

She dressed like this for views. No one lives this way in reality.

Super helpful; thanks for all the advice and tips!

Stardew valley IRL

Charring the wood on top wont help since its the the bottom that sits in the soil moisture. Rotting is not ideal if you're interested in preserving your work. But if you don't care, nobody else should.

Very nice i would not have thought of that and like u said if you know it will turn into dirt who cares. I put wood chips down on my garden paths and thats a ton of work to move woodchips from the front of my yard to the back acre, one wheelbarrow at a time. I never regret it!❤

Wow.. I thought I would die planting my 45 tubers this year...looking at yours I had a involuntary muscle spasm in my back 😂

It’s not men vs women. We are in this together.

You're doing it wr- Wait I have no fucking clue what I'm talking about

My back would die

Love peonies 🌸

I see your thumbnail "I spy a hyperflexible farmer--i wonder if they know..." Click it and see it's you "ah, yes, the ballerina" 😂❤

My beloved Blossom & Branch: please sell your books for terminate cover crops, and making mulch for generative agriculture. Help me garden effectively. jtsdrd

I bring all the used trays home from work. I empty the old plants and keep the pots. Bring a car full home every week.

Thanks indeed for terminating CoverCrops! Do you have a good book that explains how to terminate cover crops? I would love to purchase it. Thanks again. jtsdrd

I use poultry litter 2x a time. Mine maters are 6'-14' tall and covered in fruit.

Some plants needs to be stratified to grow. Cold temps are beneficial to some plants.

Very inspiring! A fellow naturalist!

God damn, now we can’t even grow our own food without someone trying to convince us all the food is poison 🙃

I live in suburbia and pick up disintegrating plastic every day.

Are you askinh that question so you can make another video about it in a few years to capitalize on the comments 🤔

Never use a cover crop that isn't winter killed

Where do you find straw that is not sprayed with poison Thanks❤

The only way this woman gets interaction on her channel is by trying to upset people. Try just TEACHING. There is so much information on gardening to share, why do you insist on trying to guilt people? You dont have to do it this way but you choose to.

You’re doing it wrong. Only kidding 😂

I want tuber of dhalia how I can get it?

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Why not just natural stone pavers instead?

Just tap the side of the bucket with a hammer, it'll release the suction 🔨

What kind of slicer is that?

What kind of slicer is that?

What kind of slicer is that?

Love the vid! Super helpful and straight to the point. Thanks for the content:)

I had I dark humor though at the end I it’s such a sadistic response that I think it’s funny Them: Why are you using wood it’s gonna rot Me: Why are you in this world when you are going to rot too, (bonus) and cost more than after both of you die.

Potassium liquid glass would add water resistance with low cost. I use it in wooden flower containers.

What was the name of your favorite peony again?

Work hard, not smart. Put it on a shirt.

I use grow bags made from recycled materials. Had most of them 10+ years.

Finally got a chance to watch this video - so glad I did! You did an excellent job of making something that has been intimidating me into something much more approachable. We have a few areas in our rather large yard that are essentially weed beds now, but I have designs on making them productive for next year. This helps immensely - looking forward to your book!

I love this concept. I wish i could do that, but at the moment i can't ever picture myself being able to do it.

You should have did the char on the entire piece, then put them in place.

I dont think the men care tbh.... it's 2024 not 2007

Do you weed the areas between the sliced wood by hand?

Beautiful path

Say it loud so everyone in the back can hear!

It would be so cool if you poured resin over it

shou sugi ban works best on fresh pieces to burn the whole piece. it will have limited effect only burning the top half of the cookies

That really depends on the soil you have snd the climate you live in. And having compost can help you a lot with improving quality and yield. Agree with everything else, but its not universally something everyone can get away with. Mulch your fruits and veggies is very good advice.

In other words, cover crops.

It's gorgeous, but is it slippery when wet/softened with age?