7 Things You Can BURY in the GARDEN to Improve the Soil
In this video, I give you 7 things you can bury in the garden to improve the soil and help plants and vegetables grow better!
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and you answered a question that was in my mind which was do you break them. I see you do and I will too. I have leftover eggs from Christmas when I got tired of baking.
Learned something new about worms. Thanks for sharing.
Just wondered with all that nature…Are there any of those life threatening Australian insects or animals that you have to watch out for in your garden?
If I use manure do I still use fish bone and blood or seaweed concentrate
my enemies
If ever his wife go's missing and he has abundant fruit on his trees……..! Great tips as usual. Can't wait for the winter to be over to try some of these out in the UK.
I water the garden with my sink water. All the seeds from my plants go into the water. So far I have had volunteer tomatoes, bell peppers, and other vegetables come ups all over my garden.
I dont even care about the plastic in the coffee pods or the inability to compost them. make coffee from fresh ground beans because its just that much better tahn instant coffee, its worth. and you can compost it as a bonus