Thrifty Gardening | Gardening 101 | Gardening Australia

[@gabslife7525]

Millie is so good at engaging the audience, love her advice!

[@zippygundoo5852]

I always love Millie’s enthusiasm

[@craigmetcalfe1749]

Thank you Millie! There are more than a few gardeners doing it tough in the pandemic and still want to look after their plant family because they give so much back in terms of our mental health. Your encouragement will help us ensure that our gardens are truly unique looking and sustainable. Cheers!

[@izabellawilliams3278]

Miss you guys!

[@rachelhmua]

Love these ideas.

[@rosiebambrick3471]

So clever, thank you Millie!

[@booksintamil]

this year I have started with compost and I am getting good results.Although I bought it for 10 dollars every month, this year I am trying to make my own compost.. thanks for the video

[@southofthesticks]

Home made is the best. And it's free. 😀💜

[@lyndaturner9294]

Living in Canada, I’m sooooo jealous of your gardening!

[@tabethapacion7137]

I live in Arizona and I am also jealous our weather is hot and mostly no rain

[@filausopoako]

Great ideas. Will give it a go.

[@karimanoori4008]

I Love this Channel BEAUTIFUL

[@user-cg1my7zm7n]

awesome.thank you Millie!

[@bagpipegnat]

Thank you!! Been a gardener for years but great interesting ideas!

[@cpoco]

I actually cultivated a number of stone fruits (they started growing in my veggie patch when I was using it as a compost as well (I'm more organised now). A tip I found was to actually break the stone open... the seed inside can then either be planted as it is or you can even remove the brown "skin" from it to help encourage it to grow. I've transplanted those fruit trees now in a big garden shake up and I'm looking forward to spring to see if they really take off in their new spots.

[@aishk5744]

Amazing information

[@rosemarymurray8256]

Hi milly it's been a year !is there a up date on the peace trees??😀🌱

[@rosemarymurray8256]

Hi millie you and I think a like ! I also like to garden on a budget,

[@southofthesticks]

Thanks Milli ! When are ya's coming back ??? Really missing you guys 😥😢😭💔

[@JourneyWithUs13]

💚💚💚

[@chrispaine511]

Where do I buy one of those watering cans??

[@robjacobs5199]

They are Haws brand, lifetime guarantee but not cheap . I have 2 and wouldn't be without them. Search for the name online and it will come up with lots of places to purchase.

[@chrispaine511]

@@robjacobs5199 thanks so much!

[@susanshafer735]

Wish you would tell us what zone ,all these gardens are in. Trying to translate to my zone 7 in Oklahoma. Thanks! Love this channel!

[@Sarah.R.R]

It'll range from 9b-10b in Victoria.

[@introtwerp]

I would crack the shell of the apricot though? Btw i live in subtropical area would i need to freeze it

[@monsurbanpatch]

what direction does the wall face where the seedlings and stuff were left? This is where I get confused. Is a North or West facing wall better?

[@janecitizen8884]

How to make that weeding tool please :)

[@scottnewman8851]

What brand of secateurs do you use ?

[@mariatipple5880]

Is epensen salts good for deafened

[@gpz700r]

Green Gold

[@Chris-op7yt]

the false economy of not buying real fertilizer. but of course if you dont value your time and effort, it sounds thrifty. after six months you may or may not have finished compost, depending on materials used and effort put in, which has unknown and variable nutrient analysis and takes yet more work and empty (unproductive) veggie patch to apply to. if you get any straw or manure where certain herbicides were applied, that lovely magic compost kills your tomatoes. i'd rather buy a $100 bag of 20-20-20 + TE complete fertilizer that lasts a whole year and grows veg, and can be easily applied any time via syphon injection. if you give veg barely any nutrients and mostly all at one time, takes forever to have any harvest.

[@juliannevillecorrea]

[@tabethapacion7137]

For 3 years I have done my own compost from leftover food and eggshells. but my overall concern are the ants there are a lot of ants that get inside and it makes it hard to use that compost with just a million ants inside it does anybody have any tips on how to get rid of the ants?

[@ellicecole4090]

It sounds like your compost may be to dry, trying adding some water and see if that helps get rid of the ants.

[@tabethapacion7137]

@@ellicecole4090 thank you for the help really helped me

[@dailydoseofgardening5284]

Great content. I have a similar channel , check it out & let's exchange ideas. Keep up the good work.