WHY YOU SHOULD START A BACKYARD GARDEN NOW / Grow your food/ How to start a garden

In today’s video I will be sharing with you all how we started our garden (backyard garden ) , the challenges we faced and also the values and benefits of having a garden. I will also throw a little light on why you should start a garden or start gardening now. You will also get to see the layout and some of the plants in the garden

[@Seasoncromwell]

Love that the garden teaches and helps us grow.

[@Webadua1202]

It really does teach us a lot and its so beautiful watching those plants bloom every single day 🤗

[@joartstewey]

Speaking all real facts! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 Keep the garden growing

[@Webadua1202]

Thank you 😊 More food !! 😄 💪🏽

[@woodsmanforlife1677]

Right you are!

[@Webadua1202]

Thank you 🤗🙏🏽

[@Bonnie-N-Hutch]

Thanks for growing your Backyard Garden... I started w just Tomatoes in 2020 next year I added Hot Peppers and did Tomatoes again and Now WOW - it's very rewarding!

[@Webadua1202]

That is beautiful, baby steps is really good. That way you get yo know each plant at a time, what they need and how to handle them. Gardening is indeed rewarding, it teaches you so much about life and it's nice to be part of this community 😊

[@DR-rw7es]

OMGosh, I thought I was the only one attached to my garden!! I started tomato plants from seed hoping for 2 or 3... Well I have 11. My husband suggested selling some of them, which is a good idea but the more I thought of it, it felt like selling a child 😅😅😅. Love, love, love this video and I agree with everything you've said! Happy gardening!! 🌱🌄 God bless you and your family!

[@Webadua1202]

I know right 😄 and it’s a beautiful attachment, one that comes with beautiful benefits. And come to think of it , they really are our babies, ones that we nurture from tender age just that we don’t enjoy letting them go even if they turn 18 or become independent 😅. Thank you so much for the compliment and I hope to bring you more interesting and relatable content 😊🙏🏽

[@TeaTimeWithTee-dg9iq]

Great video❤

[@Webadua1202]

Thank you 😊🙏🏽

[@patriciaterry5539]

New subscriber here. Beautiful garden!

[@Webadua1202]

Thank you for the compliment and I really appreciate you subscribing to my channel 🙏🏽😊

[@BackyardGardenFlo]

I just join your channel nice garden❤

[@Webadua1202]

Thank you so much for the compliment and for subscribing, I hope to bring you more interesting content 😊

[@almalugsi]

Challenge accepted…

[@Webadua1202]

Yaaaaaay!!! Lets go! Let’s grow some food 👩‍🌾😄

[@conniecooks7664]

Just found you Beautiful Garden, but what did you use on the pest that came to your garden. Keep growing your food 👍

[@Webadua1202]

Thank you so much for the compliments about the garden 😊 Our main challenge has been worms and stink bugs and what has been working for us is garlic and pepper blended together then we dilute with water and spray using a spray bottle or a watering can . We do this every 3 or 4 days. Neem oil mixed with dish washing soap and water is another good way to mange them. If you don’t have neem oil , boil some fresh neem leaves , let the water cool and use that to spray the plants 😊

[@maryambatchilly6712]

Ho, my beautiful how do you manage with flies I have a problem with white flies.

[@Webadua1202]

Hello 😊 so for general house flies in the garden , I put few drops of lavender oil or peppermint oil at random points in the garden . If you don’t have these , you can try planting more peppermints in you garden. The scent of these natural oils or plants will repel them . Also, lemongrass essential oil is also good for repelling flies. When it comes to white flies , I haven’t encountered them but I did read somewhere that a gallon water of water mixed with 2 tablespoons baking soda, 2 tablespoons dish soap, 2 tablespoons white or distilled vinegar sprayed on the plants help repel whiteflies. I hope this helps , and do let me know how it goes 😊

[@maryambatchilly6712]

@@Webadua1202 Than you