Are you taking advantage of the different microclimates in your garden?

[@BloosSelfReliance]

This is AWESOME !!! your garden is really taking off already !!! Love seeing the difference between the sides of the bed that was really awesome xox

[@KitchenGardenTherapy]

Yes that’s a big difference))

[@BramptonGardener]

I don't have a lot of different areas, but yes by my brick wall is warmer, so that's where the peppers go.

[@KitchenGardenTherapy]

Yes peppers are the most sensitive)

[@DigwellGreenfingers]

Fantastic information. The front and back of my house might as well be on two different planets, they are opposites. Front: white wall south-facing full sun, Back: shade most of the day and North-facing. Looking forward to you May video

[@KitchenGardenTherapy]

Thank you 😊

[@sylvia10101]

Hello! 😊 Thank you for sharing your ideas! You are a great gardener! 👍

[@KitchenGardenTherapy]

Thank you 😊

[@gardentours]

Using the different microclimates in the garden allows you to grow more delicate plants in a rough climate.

[@KitchenGardenTherapy]

So true))

[@pumacatD]

Excellent tips and brilliant idea to cover your GreenStalks over winter!!:p I will be doing the same next time as I brought mine inside when it got cold last year and it took up a portion of my hallway and a good percentage of what I had planted in there, like tomatoes, died back nevertheless! Disassembling the GreenStalk and reassembling it inside was quite the struggle as I was handling it by myself and had to wait until the soil dried out enough so it was possible to bring the layers inside as they can get very heavy!😅

[@KitchenGardenTherapy]

Yes taking them apart is a lot of work