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

MORE ABOUT ME

I'm Anne of All Trades. In NASHVILLE, I have a woodworking, blacksmithing and fabrication shop, a selection of furry friends, and an organic farm. Whether you've got the knowledge, tools, time or space to do the things you've always wanted to do, everything is "figureoutable."

I became "Anne of All Trades" out of necessity. With no background in farming or making things, I wanted to learn to raise my own food, fix things when they break and build the things I need.

8 years ago I got my first pet, planted my first seed and picked up my first tool.

My goal is to learn and share traditional techniques and skills while showing my peers how to get from where they are to where they want to go, how to do the things they are passionate about, and what can be done TODAY to engage their own community and grow deep roots.

Whether it's carving spoons, making my own hand tools, restoring my antique truck or growing heirloom tomatoes, the farm and workshop definitely keep me busy and support - whether financially through Patreon, through shopping my affiliate links, through buying merchandise, plans or project videos, or even just liking, commenting, and sharing my content with others helps me GREATLY to keep producing quality content to share.

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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.

[elund]

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

[chriseverest]

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)

[jenn]

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

[DuongGarden]

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

[pope]

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!

[kenbrown]

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

[MaKenzieMcAdams]

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.

[Ekanselter]

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

[rustyandrews]

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

[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!

[chezelleconroy]

“Things that will make you regret your life choices…”
😂😂

Love from Aussie-land xx

[randywl]

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

[MarkR]

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

[danielamorin]

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

[MissBetsyLu]

New subscriber.
Many grand blessings everyone everywhere and always.

[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.

[siobhancapell]

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

[MGoerdt]

I wish we were still green like that up here.