It Feels SO GOOD Being Back Out in the Garden Again!

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Hey Friends! In this video we went out in the garden to plant our newest blueberry plant, planted some seeds for autumn/winter and a few fun new seedlings. As well as a mini garden tour, plans and updates!!
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15 сен 2024

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@wendyalbers1963 5 месяцев назад

With mulching, I always use sugar cane mulch over the top of my newly planted seeds, give the mulch and new seeds a good water in. Once the seeds sprout, the seedlings come up through the mulch. I only don't mulch over the top of my carrot seeds, as they are not steong enough to push up through the mulch. Just don't push the mulch down, loosely apply the mulch, then water in. When you plant your seeds, make sure you don't push the soil over the top, just loosely cover the seeds with soil, then apply loose mulch and give a good wayer in. Hope this helps 💜

@nakita281 4 месяца назад

Try spotlight

@vegemitegirl1971 4 месяца назад

Budget garden tip. When you are filling a new raised garden bed, buy a bale of hay and put at the bottom, underneath the new soil. Also add any compost in your compost bin, no matter if it's broken down or not. The hay adds cheap bulk and so does the not fully broken down compost. These will break down eventually. Mulching also has another purpose.. it retains moisture in the soil, which is great for your area. You can actually put 2-3 times the amount of mulch down, compared to what you already have.

@gabbimariecooking 4 месяца назад

Thanks for the tips! Appreciate it! 😊💕

@wendyalbers1963 5 месяцев назад

With your radishes, I would recommend adding your sliced / chopped radish to salads. My mum has eaten radishes all my life and she has never cooked them, always eaten them raw. I assume you could also add the raw radish on top of a pasta dish to finish it. Maybe google how to use radish? My mum also has radish on her sandwich, so it might go well added on a turkish roll with chicken and salad or sometiing like that🤷. I do know that my mum has never cooked it.

@emza2023 5 месяцев назад

👍💜💜💜

@vegemitegirl1971 4 месяца назад

Just be careful with blueberries. I'm in Victor Harbor and have had blueberry bushes die in summer, when temperatures get over 40°. In that weather you'll need to shelter the blueberry plant with either shade cloth or a piece of fabric, a sheet is perfect, and water slightly more than normally.