Garden Winter Prep Complete & Exciting Discoveries!

👩🌾 Welcome back to the 1870s Homestead! Join Rachel and Todd as they embark on the final steps of putting their garden to bed for the winter. In this video, we tackle the essential tasks of composting, mulching, and amending the soil to ensure a thriving garden come spring.
🍂 Key Highlights:
Witness the transformation as we move all the compost from the yard to the garden, preventing it from becoming more challenging to handle over time.
Explore the use of wood chips for mulching pathways between raised beds, with the added layer of cardboard to combat potential weed growth.
Join the discussion on future garden plans, including the consideration of heavy-duty landscape fabric and seeking your valuable input and recommendations.
Experience the tilling process, where we uncover surprises like garlic bulbs and potatoes, providing unexpected delights for the upcoming season.
Share in the excitement and a touch of uncertainty as we deal with perennial weeds, such as strawberries and creeping charlie, in preparation for winter.
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We invite you to share your thoughts, ideas, and experiences in the comments below. Have you worked with landscape fabric before? Any tips on high-intensity gardening? Your insights will play a role in shaping our future garden endeavors.
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As we wrap up the garden for winter, your support and engagement mean the world to us. Stay tuned for more homesteading updates, and we look forward to seeing you in the next video. Happy gardening!
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Rachel and Todd are working on putting their garden to bed, adding amendments and preparing it for winter.
They aim to move all the compost from the yard to the garden to avoid it becoming harder to handle over time.
Wood chips are being used to mulch pathways between raised beds, and cardboard is placed underneath to prevent weed growth.
The couple is considering using heavy-duty landscape fabric with burned holes for future gardening, seeking input and recommendations from viewers.
The garden has been tilled, and Rachel has dealt with perennial weeds like strawberries and creeping charlie, expressing both excitement and uncertainty about the process. They also found garlic bulbs and potatoes during the tilling process.

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