Dirt delivery #landscaper

This creator stole my video and doesn’t even give any credit to me. Seems crazy to me to blatantly violate copyright laws on the level he is with all the other videos that also don’t appear to be his

Professional Christmas light installation #diy #christmas #decor #hack #howto

Grow more tomatoes and basil by rooting cuttings #garden #plants #gardening #asmr #summerbod

Multiply your plants like tomatoes, basil, and pineapple sage Also plants like mint, rosemary, and Purple Heart are very easy to clone #gardening #garden #plants

I used untreated wood and stained them with oil based stain. 6 2x4x8 boards I screwedee them together to make them into post. I buried about 1-1.5ft deep and used 60lb concrete per post. I used 8 total 1x2x8 boards for the horizontal pieces

How to cut landscape fabric easily for your garden #garden #landscaping #how

Bees like the stamens from magnolias. Plant them next to your garden

I use landscape fabric in certain areas. It’s not to prevent 100% of weeds. It’s to effectively control them so I dont spend entire days pulling weeds when I should be tending to my garden. When a taproot hits the landscape fabric it turns and creates a weak taproot. I can pull that easily and

Propagating Purple Heart is easy

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This house made from logs and holes drilled into it from 1/8” all the way up to 1/2” diameter holes is for mason bees, ladybugs, and lacewings #gardenhack #gardening

Thinking of a garden bed….

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This plant I found growing in a nursery pot

Homemade Blackberry Jam Ingredients * 3 cups fresh blackberries * 3 cups sugar * Juice from ½ lime Instructions 1. Add blackberries to a pot over medium-high heat. 2. Mash or blend slightly using an immersion blender until desired texture is reached. 3. Stir in sugar and lime juice.

Using geotextile landscape fabric inside garden beds has a few solid benefits when used correctly: * Helps suppress weeds by blocking sunlight while still allowing water and air through. * Separates soil layers which can help keep gravel, mulch, or decorative rock from mixing into garden soil.