Edible Gardens and Berries | G2T 205

[@charlottecmgh3791]

A feast for the eyes. It made my day. Thank you.

[@khariezekiel5830]

you all probably dont give a shit but does someone know a tool to log back into an Instagram account?? I stupidly forgot my account password. I would love any assistance you can give me!

[@bobbypablo2617]

@Khari Ezekiel Instablaster =)

[@johnmonck5054]

just a wonderful programme ... thank you so much

[@valmiron4360]

So cool to learn someone else lines the border of their garden with Marigolds! I have been doing this for years for the same reason...to discourage rabbits. And yes, it does work! I have actually seen a rabbit hop across my lawn up to the Marigold border. It stopped in front of the Marigold hedge & sat there. It sniffed & sat there for a bit. Then turned & hopped back from where it had come. Yay! I also plant onions along my garden's edge for the same reason. Natural deteriant!

[@jackiehorsley9263]

love the table scape Its beautiful thanks for sharing that

[@mrs.cracker4622]

I really enjoyed this! Many thanks. Our extension agent said to plant blueberries in pure peatmoss because it has exactly the right PH.

[@49lucky]

Oh yes i plan on really planting a lot on my 2x2 inch garden lol. I'm already planting asparagus...

[@ginafriend1690]

I'm all for planting edibles in landscapes!

[@carolem9134]

Awesome video thank you for sharing.😊

[@WiseSnake]

A bit off topic, but while reviewing subjects to upload to iNaturalist, I had a photo of a _Bombus fraternus,_ or _Southern Plains Bumble Bee._ This species is endangered and was found on your property on Moss Mountain during the large Master Gardener event you held in October of 2018. With that said, I look forward to returning again someday. Photo: www.inaturalist.org/observations/35514729