WEED Pressure Tips and TRICKS in the GARDEN / No CHEMICALS Needed / GARDEN QUEEN

WEED Pressure Tips and TRICKS in the GARDEN / No CHEMICALS Needed / GARDEN QUEEN
Please follow all City , State, and Federal Guidelines. Always have a second Person Handy for safety and keep water Nearby! Avoid using this method during high winds!

[@reddog40]

Natea, you never cease to amaze me with your knowledge!My great grandma and grandma used to do this in the fields and gardens, Native American people used to do burns to enrich the soil and helps crops grow it's actually the best thing you can do to clear land for food.Iwas thinking about doing it for a new front yard bed but my nosey neighbors would be calling 911 on me 😆🤣Im thrilled to see you doing your veggie beds as well! Friend your just bringing all the content 👏👏👏🕊️💚

[@GardenQueen]

Thanks you so much! I have been using this method since I was a kiddo! I'm grateful for my Southern roots! 💕

[@reddog40]

@@GardenQueen That's awesome!The old ways are the good ways🕊️💚

[@samanthalonghurst-howes1465]

I have these wild violets interwoven all through my woodland garden amongst bluebells. I love them and I love their scent. They have magical memories for me of my holidays in Cornwall with my parents. I always used to go searching for the Cornish pixies and each time we returned home to the Welsh border with a little bottle of Cornish violet perfume with my very much sought after crafted Cornish pixie perched on top. I love your videos and content. You are always so inspiring and uplifting. Blessings sent from the UK xxx

[@gardengypsy70]

Agree. I have them as well but I harvest mine for tea. I use the purple flowers to make purple iced tea, ad I dry the larger leaves for hot tea. There’s a lot of nutrition in that very invasive plant. I had an herbal teacher that taught all you need comes in the form of what most call a weed and grow right under your feet in your yard! They can be pesky but they are also a companion plan, and I would rather the slugs eat those than my flowers!

[@GardenQueen]

Thank you so much❤ sending blessings to you in the UK❤

[@GardenQueen]

​@@gardengypsy70I love love love tea! After reading this I think I'll enjoy a glass of my favorite tea hibiscus or maybe some green tea! Thank you for sharing! ❤

[@EEdwards879]

i've never seen some1 do that before, my hubby said "you've never been around a golf course", he worked on 1 as a teenager. i have been around one just not when they are doing maintenance. you are gardening goals for sure. thanks for the tips!! have a great weekend. ( ;

[@GardenQueen]

Love it! Thank you so much💕

[@teresalimon4070]

Genius to use the fire like that!! Great video as always, Queen.

[@GardenQueen]

Thank you so much💕

[@brentknauff]

Pulled out the burner lol 🔫 . This queen does it all. ❤

[@GardenQueen]

💕🤣💕

[@yesidtac7863]

Hay que aprovechar el espacio

[@MicheleYoung-w5s]

Fourth five years ago when I bought my cottage in Maryland those little wood violets were my only flowers. You may call them weeds but they were my pleasure and the beginning of what is now my beautiful English garden! You are so right that they are invasive but around here they are actually sold in nurseries as native plants! I don't need to buy them but I do dig them up and make lovely pots with them!

[@GardenQueen]

How beautiful! They also sell them at the local garden centers here as well! But it's important to remember the true definition of a weed! 💕

[@daphnej1744]

Yes Queen! When you got out that torch. 👊🏾I had no idea that those were viola. I have them too. Tfs

[@GardenQueen]

Thank you! The violas are everywhere from my neighbor behind me!

[@rebeccakidder1397]

Oh my goodness Queen, my dad used to do this back in the day! Worked every time. Thanks for the reminder.

[@GardenQueen]

A oldie but a goodie💕

[@ebbrown8771]

3:58 this year, I have used my hand trowel to dig down into the soft, spring soil. I had extreme success with this method, popping up the roots of many dandelions! Years past I have tried to pull them by hand… and it seems they only get angry and come up with a vengeance lol but this I got their ass! Me feeling accomplished with my hand, trial and my 5 gallon bucket lol 😂Love you thank you for this❤

[@GardenQueen]

It definitely makes a difference when you do it as maintenance before the gear of the summer roles in! Thank you

[@marthastevenson4580]

Those are the biggest weeds I’ve ever seen! I love that you keep it real and the music is nice 🎶 ❤

[@GardenQueen]

I appreciate that! They were huge! 🤣🤣🤣 Aint no shame in my game!

[@jillianleblanc9370]

Good morning thank you video have a blessed day

[@GardenQueen]

Good afternoon! Have a blessed day! ❤

[@michaelgray1123]

Wow!!!! This was really fascinating. I never have seen anything like this before. Really interesting!!!!!

[@GardenQueen]

Thank you so much ❤️

[@AtelierTara-ev1yh]

That was so satisfying to watch. I was thinking you might need to use the sheet mulch method instead of hand pulling but I love your way of getting rid of those weeds much more because it’s instant gratification. 🙌🏼

[@GardenQueen]

Thank you so much ❤️ This entire area has been sheet mulched (for a little background!) I love doing this application! It is so relaxing!

[@marthastevenson4580]

Speechless 😮

[@GardenQueen]

Thank you ❤️

[@milankatz9628]

We have River Rock mulch and my husband does this for weeds! Same flame for gravel paths.

[@GardenQueen]

I love love love using this method on gravel !

[@Joemnc]

Thank you for sharing Garden Queen. I have never seen anyone do that. So interesting!

[@GardenQueen]

Thank you so much ❤️ I am happy I was able to share a technique I've been using since I was a kiddo!

[@truthtalker4038]

I saw a lot of gardeners had those pop-up bags to put garden debris and weeds in, so I got one of those soft sided pop-up hampers at walmart for 10 and it works great when you have a lot to fill!

[@GardenQueen]

I won one of those pop up bags and it tore shortly after I started using it! I love my buckets! Often time I will just roll the can back! Plus I get my steps in♥️

[@hypertheticallyspeakinggardner]

Thanks for sharing, learn something new❤

[@GardenQueen]

Thank you so much ❤️

[@brentknauff]

I wish they grow like that where I'm from. I do have a type of orange yellow daisies that spread like crazy. We don't have grass in the desert zone 9 but we do have fields of orange and lawns of orange flowers. I wish I could send a photo

[@GardenQueen]

You could probably find them! They would take off! Not sure if you are too warm there! But I have them because of a adjacent neighbor never treats weeds in his back lawn! Well his lawn is 86% weeds! So its a constant fight! ❤

[@atfundramccoy8999]

Whoa l was removing weed's and overgrown tree stems today and cutting my lawn...but the rain 🌧️🌧️ stopped my mojo!

[@GardenQueen]

The wind started's cutting up while I was outside working tonight! I finished watering all my containers and then dashed inside!

[@marthastevenson4580]

Garden Answer planted perennial violas so they have to be ok . She said she wanted them to take over in her flower pot . Also when Laura went to Susan house she had them growing in her Garden. Do you think you would add them to your flower beds like Garden Answer? I will link her video once I watch this one so you can see which one.

[@marthastevenson4580]

Susan is Laura Mom❤

[@barbaramccann7944]

I believe those violas were an annual; these perennial violas and wild violets are monsters!

[@GardenQueen]

I'm sure Garden Answer will enjoy it! They spread through rhizomes so hopefully she'll be able to contain it... Similar to mint! ...or maybe Garden Answer wants the viola to take over not sure! Have a great day!

[@marthastevenson4580]

@@barbaramccann7944 She said they were perennial on the video!

[@marthastevenson4580]

@@GardenQueenhow would Laura contain them?

[@barbaramccann7944]

I’ve used Spurge Power (Monterey) for the wild violets in the lawn. But the flame weeder is great in garden beds!

[@GardenQueen]

I'll have to check that out!

[@pamelacallaway3922]

Do you always do a burn when you are prepping the garden space for the tomatoes?

[@GardenQueen]

Yes I do a burn to keep down on weed pressure!