Beautiful garden. Love volunteer plants. Very envious of the size of your garden. I have a lot of stuff growing in a few raised beds. Every year I add more beds. Gardens are always evolving.
Fun garden, Becca! So many different volunteers growing! Cute! 🥰 Don't worry: once your child becomes more and more independent and starts going to school, you'll have more and more free time. ☺
I love your realistic garden video, I love growing vegetables and have worked at a plant nursery for 2 years and have learned a lot. Not every plant is going to be successful, but its a part of the journey. Fun tip: There are so many varieties of aphids! They are born pregnant with 2 generations so that's why they take over, when you see ants on the same plant as aphids it's bc ants farm aphids for the sap the secrete.
Fungus is a good thing! The white you are seeing is mycelium - basically a network of fungus within the soil that promotes decomposition of organic material and provides nutrients to the roots. It is a sign that you have very healthy soil. As long as you are able to get water deep into the soil and it's not become hydrophobic, I wouldn't worry about it! It looks super healthy!! No-till gardening has been scientifically proven to be one of the most healthy and sustainable ways of growing plants.
The white stuff in the soil is most likely mycelium. Means you got good fungal activity in the soil. Shouldn’t be bad and the mushrooms in fall might be edible. Hope that helps :)
Yes, 100% that’s mycelium and that’s a great thing to find in your garden! Generally found when there’s more wood material and enough moisture content. Definitely a positive sign of soil health
Came to say this! I had tons of aphids on my milkweed this year but the ladybugs came in and took care of it so quickly I didn’t have to buy luckily lol
What really spoke to me was when you spit out that Concord grape. You are adorable
Beautiful garden. Love volunteer plants. Very envious of the size of your garden. I have a lot of stuff growing in a few raised beds. Every year I add more beds. Gardens are always evolving.
Make homemade pesto, it's so easy and uses all that basil up. Love your garden Becca!
Somehow I'm convinced Daniel made a bunch of funny faces while filming 😄you guys have great couple energy 😊
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You always make me laugh. 🍇😂
For the basil, make pesto!! You can freeze it too!
Fun garden, Becca! So many different volunteers growing! Cute! 🥰 Don't worry: once your child becomes more and more independent and starts going to school, you'll have more and more free time. ☺
What a lovely space!
I have made amazing grape juice from grapes. Better than store bought so delicious!
That allium should self seed…at least mine did…Everywhere! 😂I had aphids covering my honeysuckle so I cut it off and no more aphids 🎉
Oh Wow you have a great garden. Soooo many goodies you planted❤
I love your realistic garden video, I love growing vegetables and have worked at a plant nursery for 2 years and have learned a lot. Not every plant is going to be successful, but its a part of the journey. Fun tip: There are so many varieties of aphids! They are born pregnant with 2 generations so that's why they take over, when you see ants on the same plant as aphids it's bc ants farm aphids for the sap the secrete.
Fungus is a good thing! The white you are seeing is mycelium - basically a network of fungus within the soil that promotes decomposition of organic material and provides nutrients to the roots. It is a sign that you have very healthy soil. As long as you are able to get water deep into the soil and it's not become hydrophobic, I wouldn't worry about it! It looks super healthy!! No-till gardening has been scientifically proven to be one of the most healthy and sustainable ways of growing plants.
The white stuff in the soil is most likely mycelium. Means you got good fungal activity in the soil. Shouldn’t be bad and the mushrooms in fall might be edible. Hope that helps :)
also you usually pinch cosmos so they become more bushy. Aphids are farmed but ants, so it could definitively be ants with the aphids on there
Yes, 100% that’s mycelium and that’s a great thing to find in your garden! Generally found when there’s more wood material and enough moisture content.
Definitely a positive sign of soil health
Spray the gravel weeds with vinegar and dish soap on a hot day. Then u can just rake the dead weeds up!
I found 2 hornworms on my tomato plant. They grow huge quick and I didn’t notice it they blend in with the stem. Have you seem them on your plants
Oh god the Bermuda grass is the literal bane of my existence
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Is the plant you're unsure if a geranium ?
Get yourself some ladybugs for your aphids
Came to say this! I had tons of aphids on my milkweed this year but the ladybugs came in and took care of it so quickly I didn’t have to buy luckily lol
hello pesto