Skip to content

  • Who We Are
    • Our Story
    • Contact Us
    • Release Your Inner Wild Child
  • Wild Child Kitchen Gardens
    • Wild Child Garden Design
    • Wild Child Garden Plans
    • Wild Child Garden Coaching
    • Wild Child Garden Club
    • Kitchen Garden Academy
    • SUCCESS WITH SEEDS
  • Wild Child Rainbow Flocks
    • The Instant Rainbow Flock
    • Rainbow Hatching Eggs
    • Rainbow Chicks
    • Chicken Keeping Classes
  • Library
  • Blog
    • Garden
    • Chickens

Protected: Nurture Your Garden By Letting Go of What Isn’t Working

Published on June 8, 2020June 11, 2020 by wildchildfarms

This content is password protected. To view it please enter your password below:

Share this:

  • Twitter
  • Facebook
Categories Uncategorized

Post navigation

Previous Nurture Your Garden By Making Sure It Is Storm Ready
Next Nurture Your Garden By Keeping Pests Under Control

Instagram

What’s my favorite squash you ask? Oh that’s easy....ALL OF THEM!! I have never met a squash I didn’t like! And they are fun to grow, especially now that I know how to prune them.
I learned a long time ago that “mothering” goes way deeper than DNA. I love being momma to my two baby girls, and my momma literally mothered me sooo well, but we can love on all kinds of people and love like a momma any time we choose with anyone we choose!
So close!! The purple tee pee beans from @bakercreekseeds are one of my favorite bush beans to grow. They are so beautiful from the minute they bloom! It’s May baby!! Bloom away!
What do these eggs have to do with your vegetable garden? A whole lot! In fact they are one of my favorite amendments!!! Join me live on the Wild Child Farms Facebook page today at 3:00 when I will be sharing my five favorite around the house amendments for your garden! Want to take your garden from underperforming to overproducing! Im going to show you how!! I’d love for you to join me!!
Want the secret to lots and lots of squash and zucchini?? It’s hand pollination!! Help the bees and make sure your flowers turn into food!! Here’s how:
I’ve gotta brag on some of the #crazyplantladies in the Wild Child Garden Club. They beat the freeze. They beat the 12” of rain. And now their gardens are rocking!!! And there are so many more just like them. From Mandeville, St. Francisville, Baton Rouge, Prairieville, Metairie, Lafayette and more. These girls are growing! I am like a proud Momma Hen!!! Look at these gardens!!
Blog at WordPress.com.