Welcome to Leaf Legends, where we cultivate a world of green wonders and share the secrets of nurturing nature's finest creations! Join us as we dive into the art and science of gardening, offering a treasure trove of tips, tricks, and techniques to help you cultivate your own slice of paradise, whether it's a sprawling backyard garden or a cozy urban oasis. From seed to harvest, we'll guide you through every step of the journey, celebrating the beauty of blooms, the bounty of harvests, and the joy of connecting with the earth. Get ready to dig in, get your hands dirty, and embark on a green-fingered adventure with us!
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All I hear is background noise/ music
Odd. I can hear it well
It’s irritating. 🤷🏻♀️
Very invasive herb.
Indeed. It has both pros and cons. Gotta be careful with the cons
It's a mint and super aggressive. Peppermint not as aggressive of all the mints.
Only plant in pots as lemon balm will take over any area you plant in the ground
True, just like mint
Don't do it! I planted an couple of innocent-looking lemon balm plants in my garden one year and it eventually took over my yard. At least it smells good.
That’s why you only grow it in pots
Not necessary. Just stick pieces in the ground and pretty soon you’ll only have mint in your garden.
It will take over the garden
True! Mint is very invasive. Good point! Thanks!
Do not plant mint in the ground! Plant in pots only. It's considered "invasive" and will send out runners everywhere if planted in the ground
Good point! Thanks! I have the same experience.
I took a grocery store rosemary plant and replanted it in the flower bed out front. I have never done anything to it. I have never brought it in during winter, nor fed it nor trimmed it. Its now 6-8 ft in diameter and 4' high, at least. If I cut a decent sized spig for cooking twice a week....i wouldn't make a dent in it. Its not complicated.
That is so awesome! What region are you located, if you don't mind? Some winters are harsher than others, I think. But it's good to hear you have so much success!
Thanks for the info, iam about to plant potatoes for the first time, perfect timing.
Perfect! Thank you for the kind words!
Someone needs to look up the definition of the word "hack." These aren't hacks, they are just common sense gardening tips.
It really depends on the audience. Some might not see it as common. I try to approach it from the very basics
Ladybugs are a good sign for your plants, maybe you need to find out about pests and good bug's before wanting to get rid of them
Absolutely correct! Ladybugs are helpful to eat smaller pests. There is a small population that has ladybug allergies as well.
Sucker
Actually true, tomato suckers exist and could take away from fruit production
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Thanks!
My potatoes are seedless 😢
They are actually called seed potatoes. Not a seed by usual definition, but a potato that has sprouted.
Any potato is a potato seed actually.
Any joke can be missunderstood unfortunately
Can I get an "oooohhhh!"? It did not translate well over text. Lol😂