Your Lazy Garden Starts NOW! | FULL Fall Garden Tour 2023!

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0:00 On the way, in the way
0:49 Trellises
1:25 Spinach Greens, Beans, Brassicas
2:26 Passion Fruit
2:58 Watermelon
3:20 Asparagus
4:00 Garlic
6:10 Pepper Plants
9:50 Wood Chips and Exposed Soil
10:49 Soil Health
12:51 Mushrooms
14:05 Figs
14:52 Watering your garden
16:02 Okra
17:56 Seed Propagation (Marigolds)
20:11 Dahlia Tubers
22:09 Late Season Tomatoes
24:15 Strawberries
26:38 Soil Health (cont.)
29:29 Strawberry Crowns
30:00 Blueberry Plant Propogation
34:14 Strawberries (cont.)
35:08 Raspberries
35:26 Dahlias
36:08 Figs cont.
37:18 Cold frames and winter prep
39:46 Rhubarb, Amaranth, Artichoke, Pepper Plant
42:26 Compost Pile
44:09 A word from our sponsor
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[@miss_mish]

A lazy person is usually the most ingenious. Lazy doesnt mean you do nothing just means you find a much more efficient way to do the same thing. Which means you usually do way more things just more efficiently.

[@carolinereisinger4070]

You are a beautiful soul..🍁💮🪶

[@elund408]

"Don't cross me, bacons delicious" needs to be a T-shirt.

[@MistressOnyaCox]

I'd buy THAT 👕 🐖=🥓

[@kittin9018]

Me too !!.😂😂...👍..👕🐷=🥓 🎉

[@danielashford2435]

Hell yes! Especially if plastic free and NOT made in commie china

[@MammaBean0617]

Agreed!

[@jenn6838]

Keep up the LAZY Gardener content! LOVE THIS! Thanks Anne

[@kenbrown438]

This is😅 the encyclopedia of ❤ gardening !!!! I'm😊 happy I found your channel !!!!

[@DuongGarden]

Even though you were injured, you still have a vegetable garden full of everything, that's admirable. Hearing you share really motivates me.

[@7pope8]

Must be said with all you and your husband have accomplished over these last several years you should really be proud of yourself! You continue to press on in all you do regardless of the adversities that come your way and inspire myself and so many others! Thank you!!! And please continue to live your best life because it helps others to live theirs!

[@fieldsofgrace3342]

😊😊

[@chriseverest4380]

You are basically THE UNLAZIEST LAZY GARDENER IN THE WORLD. You do a phenomenal amount of work (even with only one good arm). Impressive / inspiring / (and beautiful)

[@rustyandrews8375]

Very impressed. You rapidly provide a host of great valuable information. I'll be back for certain 🌹

[@user-wi5vc6pg9h]

Hi! This was the third video I watched and I’ve really enjoyed them, the first was one of your wood carving videos. Just want to let you know a little something about dahlias though… you can only get exact replicas of the parent plant by harvesting the tubers. If you allow the seed pod from that same parent plant to dry and plant those seeds you will get a different and unique dahlia. It will be the only one like it because you grow other dahlias and don’t know what other flower it was pollinated from. For example I grow a dahlia named Caitlin’s Joy (type pompon, color pink) and I also grow a dahlia named Cafe Au Lait (type decorative/dinner plate, color creamy pink/coffee) let’s pretend those are the only two dahlias I grow. If I take the dried seeds from Caitlin’s Joy -those new baby dahlias could be orange, pink, white,yellow, purple, any color and will most likely be a single ray or some sort of collarette. They will look nothing like either of the parents, however those new plants will be gorgeous and draw in a lot of pollinators. If you have one you are fond of, you can allow it to grow, then collect its tubers and continue your very own dahlias. Tubers make clones and seeds make new varieties. Another tip is to allow the seed pods to mature on the plant. Thank you for sharing your knowledge, and I’ll pray for full recovery of your hand and fingers.

[@AnneofAllTrades]

I had TOTALLY forgotten that fact about the seed saving with dahlias! In the past I’ve mainly done tuber collection for propagation. Now I’m even more excited to see what comes in next year!!

[@karenm5681]

You did a fantastic job explaining this. Thanks for taking the time to type it out.🌹

[@mayaikejim]

Making all that liquid fertilizer, composting, and such is awesome - I love it, and I'm not poopahing it or anything. But if you don't have time for it, you can get a bunch of rabbits, feed "em up good, and spread those cute little dry poop balls on just about anything you wanta grow, and it'll give you as pretty as you've ever seen. Awesome garden!

[@chezelleconroy2951]

“Things that will make you regret your life choices…” 😂😂 Love from Aussie-land xx

[@catherineg8668]

Honestly, Anne, you are a marvelous guide & teacher. There are many different kinds of genius :)

[@Ekanselter]

Way to go girl! Its amazing how much you know about so many different things at such a young age!

[@jeffmyler3414]

I love your videos. You are so knowledgeable, and your enthusiasm is wonderful. You are a beautiful spirit the world needs. Keep teaching.

[@lleestimer2547]

vernalization, thank you for teaching me a new word as well as the great content of this video!! praying for your hand!!

[@MarkR629]

So glad to see you are well. Started to get concerned for you.

[@veggiepatchideas]

Doing well with one arm! Nice to see a veg garden form over the pond. Great work

[@fineweaver]

So happy to see your smiling face! I've been praying your hand heals without sequelae. Thank you for all the great gardening info.

[@kylaford8338]

I love your energy. Also, them are sum powerful chickens out there undoing every good thing you ever wanted to do in your life 😂😂😂😂😂 Thanks for your guidance and simultaneous hilarity ❤❤❤

[@danielamorin9874]

How do you handle raccoons, squirrels, gophers and birds eating your plants? Love your videos!

[@sarah_farm]

She's hard working woman God Bless 🙏 you! And it's an honor to have you visit our channel, we can discuss more about our experiences in harvesting and building farms.

[@kenbrown438]

Thanks for being an awesome inspiration to me !!!! Makes me want to garden the rest of my life !!!;

[@sbelkii]

Your channel and positive attitude are very inspirational.

[@1MissEllyLove]

I'm a Washingtonian (Mom's from the Coast, Dad's from the Central/Wenatchee area), my husband is from NC and in the Army so we've lived in Tennessee (KY boarder for 5 years), then San Antonio Texas (3yrs), now the Central Texas Hill Country (3 yrs) and we're in the process of buying and rejuvenating a 100 yr old farmhouse. I've started a garden everywhere we've moved and it is SUCH A HURDLE to learn to grow in a new climate! You are one of the few youtubers I've heard even mention experience gardening in significantly different climates. Western WA gardening was late May to September. Texas gardening is September to June. Thank you for sharing your spectacular garden and knowledge with us! You are a treasure of tips and valuable tricks!! I miss people saying things like Reduce, Reuse, Recycle, and Rethink! My dad died from stomach cancer so we now grow pretty much just like you do, mulch and nutrient wise. Thank you for the encouragement as I have been overwhelmed thinking of trying to start yet another garden, again. Rhubarb Custard Pie is my favorite too!!

[@hollybaker9907]

THE best advice for a busy lazy gardener ❤

[@sonyaluhman4648]

Firsr timer here! My YT feed suggested your video and I am in Amazement of your knowledge & how you deliver & following what you say is easy & makes sense. I've subscribed and eager to follow along. Thank you I pray & give thanks for your arm to healed, restored and strengthen in the name of Yeshua/Jesus. Amen

[@shellymcgrew4412]

“Good enough for government work” is hysterical!

[@Daedal71]

Is that a poke at Wranglerstar 😂?

[@HOPEbus]

You are amazing. I did the same with my berries😉 , went away up north 2 years ago , dug up somw wild strawberries, wild blueberry berries and wild raspberries I re-created its home... And 2 years later i havw an abundance of berries 🤗 Totally grateful for u amd ur channel 💫💗🙏🌱

[@randywl8925]

"T Rex arm" Humor makes the world go round. Love that reference. 😁

[@daveharrington7500]

Thank you Anne for another very instructional video. You are a PROFESSOR. I keep praying for the healing of your arm!!!!!

[@dpmeyer4867]

you are such a delightful person

[@MissBetsyLu]

New subscriber. Many grand blessings everyone everywhere and always.

[@siobhancapell]

Another great video. Thanks for showing how it's done in every way. xo

[@NorthernLightsLeather-Design]

I had no idea you were from MT! No wonder I like you, haha! Thank you so much for all your videos. You're an inspiration to us. I really hope to increase the growing capacity of my own postage stamp sized property this coming year and I'm already started this fall. :) I hope I can create self sustaining produce in the laziest way possible. lol Thanks Anne.

[@bloomfieldmanor8976]

Could you talk more about your asparagus? I think traditional wisdom is that they are very fragile and can't handle weed pressure

[@gregorygash172]

Welcome back, and it’s great to see your beautiful smile. Thank you for sharing and the amazing video.

[@terrienhumain6723]

Glad to see you back.

[@harmoneecatcher2281]

I’m not supposed to have frost for weeks still in SoCal … I lost a large amount my garden last night tho IT FROZE 😢 woke to black leaves all over the yard … ugh

[@tinykenworth1721]

Never got a Watermelon in montana.. but Arizona is going strong right now.. summer squash, beans and the list goes on... keep up you good work and hope you heal up quickly 🙏

[@Phornphan-ey8yl]

greeting from Canada 🇨🇦 but I'm from Thailand 🇹🇭 the land of green all year round.

[@MissBetsyLu]

Wow Big differences in growing zones. Blessings everyone everywhere and always

[@bowtielife]

Thank you for using the correct term for the process of letting the garlic go through the cold!

[@KaspiansTravels]

"...Of course, the chickens are gonna undo every good thing I've ever wanted to do in my life." 😂🤣

[@MGoerdt2009]

I wish we were still green like that up here.

[@CountryKirby.]

Got scared for a moment. Glad to see you back 😊

[@dovinhgarden05]

❤❤❤❤

[@KK-FL]

I would constantly be thinking those hoses were snakes 😂🐍

[@susanbutterfly9579]

Same here 😊

[@jessicajansson1203]

Me to

[@tomas5376]

Lots of great information here! When do you get your right arm back???

[@ProfessorDIY]

Another great video Anne, how is your hand doing?

[@tonywyant8957]

We all want to know

[@donna1018]

I just saw you in the fall addition of Magnolia magazine! Love those Duluth Trading Co overall’s so cute!!

[@Allknowingkeith]

😂 those watermelon jokes. I failed trying to grow them big time. So hard

[@richardhart7652]

Here in the UK it's actually illegal to pick or dig up wild plants we can harvest fruits etc as long as we don't take everything or damage the plants and definitely definitely do Not remove leafmolde

[@Brian-fc6ov]

Great to see you smiling again ..get well soon ref the hand Brian😁👍

[@susanbutterfly9579]

Happy to see you back 😊

[@SilverFinSlayer]

What brand pants are you wearing ? I would love to buy some for my wife.

[@user-oc5ct1qp6c]

Thank you thank you. I’m in NC. Will follow you only always. Even your added music was bearable. Thanks again. So many useful information.

[@susangautier787]

So glad to see your vivacious self l! Thanks for all the good info.

[@hmh3808]

Oh Anne! To live in a climate where you can leave your tubers in the ground? !!!I have absolutely no idea how amazing that would be.! Every year my tuber collection grows by the dozens of lifting, washing, labeling, storing lugging and doing it all over again, starting about this time of year! You wouldn’t think dahlias would be on the lazy gardeners list !…so kudos to you lady you’ve got it figured out !

[@stacyf6866]

Highly informative and helpful! We've been waiting for you - hope you are mending well. As always thank you for Mylanta - hilarious!

[@dudeusmaximus6793]

First off hope you are healing well. Loved the goat classes at STS, you blew my mind with all that information, as well now with your garden videos Recent adherent to KNF and JADAM, glad to see your documentation of results as you apply it in the garden. Get so many peppers anyway that I will now be pruning to finish out the mature ones before frost.

[@samaraelledge2732]

I’m so grateful to have met you tonight. Another God moment. Thanks for recommending this video. You make our future ranch plans not feel so overwhelming. And now I definitely know my decision on alpacas. 😬 Thanks, Anne! God bless!!

[@tommymckiddy7872]

Sungolds are so freaking good. They are by far my favorite small tomato. I really don't bother with anything else as far as small tomatoes anymore.

[@passwatersadventures7126]

I love your jeans! What brand are they, and where did you buy them?

[@perryharris3171]

Hi Anna I live in the Seattle Area.I am starting my first raised beds and super excited.By watching you i am learning so much.Thank you

[@AnneofAllTrades]

Oh fun! I moved here from Seattle. If you watch any of my older garden videos, you'll get more Washington specific advice :)

[@denisematlock4566]

A great video, you always inspire me!

[@dawndawn6946]

Thanks, Anne! With one arm, yet! You’re amazing.💗

[@wandafoster144]

Can you direct me to your mushroom growing? Have you discussed this already? Thanks!

[@arfaabbas]

beAuTiFuL ❤

[@japanesemaplesbonsai7133]

New subscriber and great video, I’m hooked … all the best from the UK 🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@MorePranaGardens]

It's so good to see you. I was wondering how you're doing.

[@canadian2uk]

It's always a pleasure to watch your videos and very informative. I'm not a gardener, but your knowledge and enthusiasm almost make me want to grow something, lol. Almost. Keep up the good work. :)

[@thelioness3305]

I am so proud of you. I am in TN too outside of Nashville and your garden still looks great. Mine bit the dust with the freeze this week.

[@wanderertimetogo348]

I’m in Calhoun Tn and yes our garden got hit last week.

[@Alieombaba]

Love this so much!! I learn at least 3 or more things from your videos!! Thank you so much for sharing! Would love to meet you in person one day ❤

[@Craftysheila]

I'm so happy to "see" you again! I hope your hand is healing nicely. Thank you for a tour of your garden. I was out today getting ready for our first frost we are having tonight in Bowling Green KY...not too far from Nashville so I'm surprised you're not getting it too. I laughed when you told Lucy "Bacon is delicious"🤣 gotta keep them in line!

[@johnford7847]

Amazing to see all the thought that went into your garden and your method of maintaining it. Thank you for sharing.

[@allonesame6467]

KNF for the win!!💖

[@jpmccue7]

She is so smart.

[@cindyhebberd7352]

Love the T Rex arm analogy! Too funny. Love your channel. Thank You

[@melanieallen8980]

oooohhhh exciting for baby asparagus plants.they are very expensive to buy in Sydney Australia..I just cut my dead garlic flowers, so I can save the seed.😊

[@kolapyellow7631]

Pepper leaves and tender shoots r delicious in soup.

[@tomallison7416]

I covet your wire-mesh basket. It makes sense

[@garygill7960]

Thank you for sharing. Praying for your hand to heal.

[@patriciamay638]

Love your video. Your watermelon is still ripening and our kids are trick or treating in a blizzard.

[@scoobydoo5447]

I’m in northern Illinois. We’ve already had a couple hard frosts. Enjoy the relative warmth while it lasts.

[@Ohelojam]

Trick for garlic in tropical climates is appreciated. Thanks!

[@wayupnort6271]

Glad to see you on the bounce back lady! I knew you would! Take care of that sandwich clamp😉

[@melanieallen8980]

great tips about your pepper plants! we call them capsicum in Australia...Im growing comfrey for my chickens, & make fertiliser out of it also..

[@kendastaudenmaier3689]

My great grandmother would put a lot of manure around her rhubarb plants every year. Apparently they are very heavy feeders.

[@MissBetsyLu]

I've known people who do put a lot of manure along plants and get great crops. Many grand blessings everyone everywhere and always

[@sueshaw6609]

I’m new here. I love your videos and your attitude towards being lazy. I noticed that you pulled the vines off your trellises. Isn’t that a ton of work?

[@zannaB60]

Anne, try Rhubarb and Strawberry pie. It's so delicious! Mom would make it in the spring when I was a little girl. Loved it cold for breakfast (when she wasn't looking)!LOL

[@AnneofAllTrades]

I love strawberry rhubarb pie, almost as much as rhubarb custard pie! The two fruits go so well together

[@puffi888]

I wish you didn't add the music. Makes it harder for me to concentrate on the information you give. Still loved the video 😊

[@elderberryfarmlife4258]

Hey Anne! You used to live in Washington right? I live in Gig Harbor. Should I pull up my tubers of dahlias? Sis you grow any while living in Seattle?

[@jude4896]

Thanks for sharing

[@nancyseery2213]

I hope your hand heals soon. Nice to see you out and about and doing more videos. I'm just over in M'boro . Yesterday and Saturday I did pretty much the same thing. I don't have a spot to over winter my peppers, so now my kitchen counter and compost bin are filled with the last of my peppers, tomatoes. The plastic covers for my raised beds came out to cover my beets, lettuce, cabbage and carrots. Have a Happy fall y'all and keep on growing.

[@kevelthaus3197]

Loved "visiting" your garden. You have given me some great ideas. What is your trick with the figs? I get growth but no fruit. I had a groundhog this year, so it was a tough season. Look forward to seeing more visiting again. I'm on Long Island - I have my grandfather's rhubarb stock - mulch heavily - 4" or so - does the trick

[@mollyvanatta7667]

I'd love an update on the health of your hand if you feel up to it in a video. You're doing so much so well even with that setback💗

[@itpatriot]

This is great, thank you!!

[@cynthiaroswick1621]

So happy to see you ❤

[@mrslvw]

What's the gorgeous purple leaves behind the tomatoes?

[@christineferrario1700]

Fangirling hard! Right down to your double panel Carhardt's. I use them as I work in the public schools in preschool and I'm on my knees A LOT! I also love them for the garden (differnt ones of course). Learning and loving your channel! Leaving Utah for PNW (Port Angeles) so I'm looking forward to learning more-as you amend your Tennessee info for all of us-typically

[@sharnie528]

❤