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[@elizabethrakitin6755]

A tip for the pesky weeds: when weeding the garden, be extra careful that you pull out the whole root of the weed and not just the stem. Sometimes you think you got the whole plant, but nope! If you leave even a little behind, it will regrow infinite more times until you finally remove every last bit.
I know how annoying those suckers can be, so I hope this has helped a fellow gardener in their war against the weeds!!

[@JuanVic-nr8lu]

I just flip the weed upside down on top of where it was, smothers anything that might try to come back up and its a natural mulch

[@adriancrevan6538]

When I do that I mix the flowerseed with grass seed, the flowers still grow normally and the weed has no chance against the grass that is growing with the flowers

[@ThrowawayAccount-gi2uq]

Came to say this, the weeds usually don't grow as tall as the prairie style flowers , just let it mature and deal with them with established wildflowers.

[@sarab2624]

So lovely to see you growing native wildflowers! Great job!

[@Commongnat]

This will take probably a couple years for your native, desired wild flowers to outcompete the weeds. Allow everything to get a bit bigger then weed, some weeds will actually kill each other and it’s easier to find/pull the entire root! Then reseed the patches

[@zPinkCat]

That’s such a cool idea! I’m so excited to see them grow! ❤

[@concernedmartian6430]

Fingers crossed the native flowers can start to outcompete the weeds

[@winged_wisp]

The blue flowers are so gorgeous!

[@nknh]

Certain "weeds" are native flora to the land too. You might want to read up on them and maybe consider not removing them from your yard along with invasive species. Just a suggestion. Otherwise, love what you're doing. Planting flowers will help pollinators a lot and in the long term create an environment for all sorts of fauna in your yard. Hummingbirds are my visitors.

[@YuraGhim]

Did the research before hand 🙂 and found that the weeds in my lawn are incredibly invasive, edible but soooo invasive, to the point it already choked out certain areas where it wasn't weeded as aggressively

[@mojave8075]

Chaos gardened 🤣. This turned beautifully!

[@Shreds1016]

Watching your meadow grow inspired me to plan my own meadow too❤

[@codieradway8698]

Aren't weeds wildflowers?

[@bunbun25055]

I want to visit your yard when in full bloom! I bet it will be so relaxing, beautiful, and peaceful! Have a lil water feature, a chime, and a cushioned bench... Ahh, sweet serenity. ☺️

[@MKECBS1]

Weeds are often also wildflowers

[@bonnypurac5923]

It's going to be gorgeous when they bloom.

[@ssstults999]

Wildflowers ARE weeds 😆

[@auraveenley.8743]

Beautiful 😍 ❤😊😊

[@Glm867]

Please 🙏 please continue to share this passion project ❤❤❤

[@FioBrio]

some weeds may turn out being nice wildflower if you let it be

[@fredericklockard3854]

It’s an endless battle against grasses taking over. It takes maybe 2-3 years to get most of the grass killed so that the wildflowers take all the available room. Plus the weeds. I often wonder how wildflowers thrive on their own 😂

[@Maji52805]

Looks promising! ^^

[@theurbanfarmlife7311]

When you pull weeds lay down carboard or black plastic roll for about a month and than lay your seeds down and you will be fine also you can burn any new weeds as it kills them down to the roots.

[@Leslie.G]

Any updates on the garden?

[@Henly_Decker]

Look great!

[@darianberrones5204]

I have the same boots!! Sending love and garden luck from 6a in MI! 🪴🌱

[@sarahsadler3102]

what's the difference between a weed and a wildflower?

[@ciaragarrity6425]

A weed can be a flower or a tree or even grass that would not be native to the region where one lives, and wildflowers were called wildflowers because those are supposed to be native, growing in the wild where they are. Although many weeds can be showy, and one might not be able to see if it's not native or invasive.

[@pachimarie]

👹chaos garden👹

[@missmarie_8790]

You should have removed as much of the existing dirt as possible, put down weed tarps, and then replace the dirt with flowering soil mix. You wouldn’t have your weed issue anymore, and your flowers would be a lot more healthy and vibrant.

[@taxusbaccata6332]

Disagree with most of that. No polluting leeching plastic weed suppression tarps needed. Many of the weeds are local provenance herbaceous plants and are themselves ‘wild flowers’. No need to bring in massive volumes of external potting soil mix, wildflowers thrive on poorer quality soil.

[@missmarie_8790]

@@taxusbaccata6332 oh no whatever shall I do! Some random person on CZcams I don’t know and never will, doesn’t agree with me!!! How shall I go on!
You are aware that biodegradable natural fiber weed tarps exist, right? How’s that superiority complex treating you?

[@taxusbaccata6332]

Wow !what a response to a conversation. Very rare to find natural fibre weed tarps in garden centres almost all plastic. Cardboard works very well but from my own (limited) experience the fact is you don't need it. You seem to have been upset with my opinion. I hope you will be OK. @@missmarie_8790

[@glenhunt6247]

'Promo sm'

[@chriswatkinsdotcom]

this is a year old.......can you show me the link to your vidoe showing the success after they bloomed?