Do These 5 Simple Jobs and Save Hours in the Garden! ✔️✔️✔️✔️✔️

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Too much to do, but too little time? It’s a familiar problem!
In this video we share five must-do weekly tasks that will actually save you time and demonstrated the quickest way to do them.
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[@Irukong736]

I go out and do some weeding when I’m stressed and it only takes about 10 minutes for me to feel better ☺️

[@naturechick7589]

I put several watering cans in a wheel barrow when watering all of my scattered potted plants.

[@stevieb6173]

you must be the happiest soul alive, you always seem so cheery , love watching the videos relaxing and less intense than some other channels, thanks for just being you 👍

[@Andrewm714]

Oh - you have bindweed, too? It has one useful attribute: its twining vines are very flexible and strong for their thinness - I use lengths of it to tie up droopy flowering plants like dames rocket and peonies, first stripping the leaves off the vine by gripping it with one hand at the tip and quickly running down the length of it lightly pinched between the forefinger and thumb of the other hand - the leaves pop off easily and I have a yard or so of natural garden string.

[@fadista7063]

"Gardening isn't static...plans are fluid..." Truth.....🌾🌻

[@cdoubleu8719]

Hey Ben, I love the planner. That looks really easy. I also use the time trick. 'I'm going to do 15 minutes of work in the garden'. Most of the times I end up working an hour, which is perfectly fine. And weeding I use the same trick as well. Can't really motivate myself sometimes to do it, so that ended up in weeding every day > 1 bucket full and I quit. Keeps my garden really tidy very easily.

[@ellendingler5685]

I have pretty severe arthritis so I started the little at a time approach a few years ago. It took me awhile to quit being frustrated because I could no longer work all day and get the complete garden done. Arthritis has taught me to be patient.

[@barbcottingham6675]

Honey was analyzed for plant DNA to see what flowers bees seek out. Answer? Weeds.... I mean native wildflowers. All the more reason to embrace them on your property 🐝 💚

[@billy4072]

“Tidy sock drawer.....” next door to the unicorn stables 💡 😂

[@flors8161]

I really enjoy weeding, but always dreaded having to gather them to toss. As a fairly new gardener, I’m thankful to learn I can just leave them where they were and that they will just return the nutrients to the soil while decaying! Thank you! ❤️

[@juliekraft4102]

I drop a sump pump in my rain barrel,plug it in,and attach a hose to water my garden. My back & arthritis make it difficult to carry water cans. This works well for me.😉

[@ihopeugrow]

Love that little wildlife (has light brown fur) running around your garden! Extremely cute!

[@theresnobodyhere5778]

mostly all down to the weather,when it sucks nothing gets done then jobs just pile up and it becomes a loosing battle trying to do what needs done now and what should ve been done previously

[@r.e.morris3524]

My weekly "must-do" garden chore is to "deadhead" fading flowers on my roses, day lilies and other flowering ornamentals and to pinch off most of the heads on those herbs which are bolting in my herb garden. I leave some of the blooms for the bees, especially the basil, which they love.

[@xxSydneyFox]

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[@Sionnach1601]

Great video. Very very well shot, edited, produced and planned.

[@virtai]

I move my compost from one bin to the next after placing the finished compost onto a garden bed. That way I’m guaranteed to have room in the first bin for the next incoming material. I always have buckets of fresh horse manure every day to go into the first bin.

[@JohnSmith-zv8km]

every day I weed two beds at my allotments. Each bed is 2.4 by 1.2 meters. I get round the whole lot in a week. These days there are very few weeds as I too have moved to no dig.

[@patriciahartner7336]

i do the 2 watering cans thing too!

[@LovethosePNWVibes]

I started weeding once or twice a week this year and it has made a huge difference!