Master Gardener Reveals Her Favorite Tips | PARAGRAPHIC
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- Angela Judd is an author, certified Master Gardener, and founder of Growing in the Garden. She loves sharing garden inspiration & practical tips to help you in your own garden so you can learn, plant, and harvest with success.
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*Gardening Tips for Maximizing Your Backyard Paradise*
Gardening is not just a hobby; it's an art that allows you to create a harmonious oasis in your own backyard. Whether you're an experienced gardener or a beginner, there's always something new to learn about cultivating a lush and thriving garden. In this comprehensive guide, we'll explore a wide range of tips to help you make the most of your backyard gardening experience.
*1. Plan Your Garden Design*
Before you start digging and planting, take some time to plan your garden's layout and design. Consider the available space, sunlight exposure, soil type, and your personal preferences. Create zones for different types of plants, such as flower beds, vegetable patches, and relaxation areas. A well-thought-out design will not only be visually appealing but also functional and easy to maintain.
*2. Choose the Right Plants*
Selecting the right plants for your garden is crucial for its success. Research the plants that thrive in your climate zone and soil type. Opt for native plants as they are better adapted to the local conditions and require less maintenance. Consider a mix of perennial and annual plants to ensure a continuous display of color throughout the year.
*3. Prepare the Soil*
Healthy soil is the foundation of a thriving garden. Test your soil's pH and nutrient levels and amend it as needed. Adding compost and organic matter can improve soil structure, drainage, and fertility. Well-prepared soil provides the necessary nutrients for plants to grow strong and vibrant.
*4. Provide Adequate Watering*
Proper watering is essential for plant health. Learn the water needs of different plants in your garden and water them accordingly. Use soaker hoses or drip irrigation systems to minimize water wastage and promote deep root growth. Water early in the morning or late in the afternoon to reduce evaporation.
*5. Mulch for Moisture Retention*
Mulching not only gives your garden a polished look but also helps retain soil moisture, suppresses weeds, and regulates soil temperature. Organic mulches like wood chips or straw gradually decompose, adding nutrients to the soil over time.
*6. Regular Pruning and Deadheading*
Pruning helps control the size and shape of plants, promotes better air circulation, and removes dead or diseased branches. Deadheading, the removal of spent flowers, encourages continuous blooming. Both practices contribute to healthier plants and a tidier garden.
*7. Integrated Pest Management (IPM)*
Preventative measures are key to managing pests effectively. Encourage natural predators like ladybugs and birds that feed on garden pests. Use companion planting to repel harmful insects with the scent of certain plants. If necessary, resort to organic or environmentally friendly pest control methods to avoid harming beneficial organisms.
*8. Fertilize Wisely*
Plants require essential nutrients for growth. Use balanced, slow-release fertilizers to avoid overfeeding or nutrient imbalances. Follow recommended dosages and schedules to prevent nutrient burn and promote healthy growth.
*9. Support Vertical Growth*
If space is limited, consider vertical gardening techniques. Trellises, arbors, and wall-mounted planters can help you maximize space while adding an aesthetic element to your garden.
*10. Stay Ahead of Weeds*
Weeds compete with your plants for nutrients and water. Regularly weed your garden to prevent them from taking over. Using mulch and practicing proper spacing between plants can also reduce weed growth.
Thanks for the feature! Appreciate you and your team coming out to the garden.
I have questions. When do you sow poppies and zinnias. Chives etc. I'm zone 9. Looks like same condition here
I'm Janine
Growing in the garden is the best channel
ANGELA IS THE BEST
This channel is the most underrated channel on CZcams.
I sincerely hope the CZcams algorithm shows you some love.🤞
❤It seems like the algorithm doesn't know how to value something so good. It seems like they lose out on content as essential as this. the algorithm only sends obsolete items so that our bodies become addicted to shopping. I mine videos like this, and I don't let myself be tamed. I look for a lot. Great way of life that this teacher shows us I'm Brazil
Paragraphic is officially my favourite YT channel!
Yes!! Great advice! Don't kill every bug. My mother in law was going to kill a pretty scary looking spider and I told her let's look it up first! And sure enough it was a garden spider! ❤
Love Angela‘s channel. I watch it all the time because she’s such a fantastic teacher!
This has always been one of my favorite garden channels. Thank you.
I love the video! It inspires me to get out there, even in this heat, and continue to garden.
Thank you for featuring Angela, from Growing in the Garden. I aspire to have a healthy ecosystem in my garden. And aesthetically beautiful as hers. Love her vermacomposting, composting and harvest preserving methods.
Loved it! Just what I needed. With 103 degree temperatures in September in southern New Mexico, it gets discouraging but seeing Angela's garden, knowing her high temps in the summer, says to me, "Yes, I can do this."
Never seen a CZcams channel with such great Quality & Content with such low views. Needs a breakthrough💯👍🏼
You educate and inspire. Thanks Angela for being our southwest gardening rockstar.
I love Angela! Her garden is inspiring & beautiful, & she's a great teacher about all things gardening!
We live in zone 9b, & her tips have been a Godsend! 😊
Angela grows in a zone quite different from mine in z6b but she is a wealth of knowledge and I learn from every one of her videos. 💚
Awesome.
Thanks for sharing.🙌🏽
Learned a lot.
Let's go QUEEN!!!
One of my favorite gardening channels. Thank you for featuring her and her beautiful garden.
ANGELA IS THE BEST!
I was born to be a lover of plants and trees❤ Thank you for the tips
Your docs so often connect to humanity's relation to nature in some way, highly enjoyable. Thanks😊
I take photos of all the insects too. I use the ID app and then edit the photo with the name and the word beneficial, pest, neutral. I then save it to a board I created on Pinterest.
I learned so much from Angela for the pass few months watching her old videos. I get all the infor here all I need to know. I'm from Wi so yes I did not know when and what to grow here. I did it all wrong few years ago it all died. I gave up planting vegetables since then. After watching Angela's videos I thought I'll give another try. Two days ago I planted Asian cucumber, Bok choy, Japanese eggplant and black eggplant. I hope I get something lol. And yes gardening is my passion I am at my little garden every morning and evening taking care of them. I think of my garden dialy, worry it might die lol.I started with just few plants and under our only Orange tree we have currently I expanded a lot more. Like Angela said start few plants at a time. Thank you!
Great videos all the time! Your guys are awesome!
I really like Angela and her way of explaining.
Beautiful feature! Angela is an incredible gardener that we can all learn a lot from.
Her garden is absolutely stunning! Loved this tour! 😍🙌🏻💚
Love your honesty about your process Angela.
Beautifully done video!! Love @growing in the garden
LOVE your teaching style! I learn so much from you!
Why am I just seeing you? CZcams I need better content suggestions. This lady is a whole garden vibe
Great video for beginners!
Great video! I have heard that worms do not eat vegetables or fruits, but I was in my garden today looking at my cucumbers. I saw a bad cucumber and cut it open to investigate. Lo and behold, it was filled with red wriggler worms that were going to town on the inside of my cucumber. Food for thought and personal experience anecdote.
Yikes! But thanks for sharing! Good to know. 😢😅
beautifully done! Thank you, Albert
"all I could think about" have defo been in this phase for 2 years. Constantly planning and almost addicted to growing hah
Hi Angela, We have had huge successes with Chayote vines. We also eat their new shoots! We are in the SF Bay Area. Best, Albert
What is the app you use for identification? Amazing! I love your original garden inspiration...maybe share a detailed video about how it all started with your son in the sandbox
I use the Seek App - It's great
Pure satisfaction 😊
Nice 😊
We Enjoy You Help Us on our Gardens ...
Nice sharing ❤
Tomatillos!!!😮😮😮 They are my nemesis, they grow tall, bloom but NEVER get fruit😢😢😢
What am I doing wrong?😞
Btw, do you have an Amazon Store Front? I'd like to get your square foot irrigation system😊
What is the best type of mulch for the garden?
I'm interested in the squash you're attempting to grow, (7:50). How is it spelled?
Can't grow corn in a grow bag. Not enough corn plants to get it all pollinated. It's a good experiment, and you'll probably get some squash and beans.
you can hand pollinate corn pretty easily - i've done it successfully with just a few corn stalks!
Thank you só much for sharing. I would like to understand better how you vermicompost in every bed. You just place greens in you beds? In One spot ir several? Could you elaborate on that. Thank you very much!
Check out this video at 18:54 czcams.com/video/CKilCiR-ybs/video.htmlsi=0iwZ37LYWgOmZRTo
What is the bug that eats roaches and what is the best insect ID app?
Can you share which app you use to identify bugs?
I use the Seek App - It's great
What’s the name of the app that identifies the bugs?
🌈 P r o m o S M
Fab. only one correction you Americans persistently mispronounce Herbs, notice the H! It is not urbs!!
Great Video 🎉 I subscribed to your channel 🙏
Loved how truly happy and content she was talking about her garden. Not too proud, just simply happy. You could see it in her eyes, and in her expressions. That's quality of life and I wish more of us followed our passions to hearts content like that. 🫡