The I'm Amanda.

And I'm Julia and Amanda. Hey, how is your garden going? Just want to check in real quick with you. Julia, I'm feuding with the squirrels, man. I direct sewed a lot of my early spring garden. We got some dill, some nasturt, some, uh, what else we got there? Cale. Carr. And the squirrel said, yum, yum.

Thanks, Amanda.

So I am starting a lot of seedlings indoors right now

in the hope that I can transplant out some more mature peppers, cucumbers,

tomatoes, good stuff, a little bit later in the season.

I mean, that's an ideal situation.

I think also if you decide to direct so, you could put a

little bit of like bird fabric over the beds until you start getting actual little guys, little

sproutlings. That's what we're going to have to do. I, uh, I let go and let God with these seedlings

and squirrels said, thanks, ma'am. You're like, you can't possibly eat all of those seeds, please.

Ah, the squirrels, the squirrels, the squirrels.

Well, Amanda, I was checking in about your garden

because I've been thinking about ways that you can optimize your garden better.

Thank you.

That's a nice of you.

Of course. I'm always nice of you. Of course.

I'm always thinking about you.

So I was thinking about ways that you can really make sure that your plants take off.

And I think knowledge is sort of the key element to doing your best at any topic, really.

So true.

So I thought, hey, maybe Amanda needs to learn a little bit more

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