If this is your first one, two, three years gardening, especially after the sort of boom,

so to speak, in the pandemic times, there's probably been some big successes, hopefully,

maybe not so successful grows that you've had in your garden. And this episode, we're talking

with Roxanne Ayrne, the founder of Happy Holistic Homesteading, and author of the Holistic Homesteading

book, which I encourage you to check out about those things. I mean, it sounds like we both didn't

grow up gardening, Roxanne, and maybe we would have made these mistakes when we were that seven-year-old

boy or girl. I didn't make them, so I'm making them all now. I don't know. Do you have any sort of

funny, funny fails from the early days that you wanted to share? Oh, man, there were so many.

Okay, one of the funniest things that happened was I knew my father-in-law was coming to visit,

and I was so proud of my little garden. Well, it wasn't even really a garden, but I was

gonna put in a garden. And I think it was my second year. I planted all these little seeds,

and it was a greens mix. And so I thought, okay, when he comes, I'm gonna serve him this beautiful

salad, and sure enough, you know, the little greens popped up, and I served him the greens when

he came to visit. But then, like a week after his visit, other stuff came up, and when I realized

what I had given him a wheat salad, it was just like, I don't even know when I fed him. I'm so glad

it was fine. Did he have a comment? I told him about it later, and he laughed, and he just said,

you know, I thought it was a little bitter, but I didn't want to say anything, and he was,

he was really nice about it. But yeah, I definitely, and I mean, I made a special dressing,

and I thought it was so fancy, and yeah, it turns out, you know, then a couple weeks later,

I'm like, whoa, these are really the greens I planted. This is what it's on the seed packet. What

did I serve him? And then I look around, and I see that it's like everywhere in the yard,

like out, and like, oh, it's like clover and personally, or something. I don't even know,

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