A little scrappy gardening vlog.
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Chaos Gardening: Tips from a Chronically Ill & Neurodivergent Gardener
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I think I’m finding my groove with zine making. I had a lot of fun going analogue this month and in addition to my typewriter I also incorporated collage and nature rubbings.
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Therapeutic weeding. The front bed is overrun with witch grass because I wasn’t well enough to garden last year, but reclaiming it one patch at a time. Excited about our first sea holly – it’s a variety called Hobbit.
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I really prefer British style fences, but with the wildflowers blooming I am coming around to ours.
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We found this beauty when we were weeding the mulch under the jungle gym. A fascinating science project to see how an acorn sprouts into a mighty oak.
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This is the first year I’ve been well enough to really spend time weeding the wildflower area of our garden. Years past I’ve let the seeds go truly wild and only pulled a few “mean dandelions” (you know, the spiky ones) and weeds I suspected might be poisonous. This year I’m enjoying sitting among the bachelor buttons and pulling up plants that are less desirable so we have fewer weedy seedlings competing with wildflowers next year.
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Bachelor Buttons and Love-in-a-Mist.
Two of my favorite self seeders.
As suggested in my Chaos Gardening zine.
