I am curious how many are interested in learning more about herbs and how they are used. For me, herbs are not separate from the garden. They belong in the living system. They feed pollinators, bring scent and diversity, support the soil, add flavor to food, and many have long histories of home use. I do think herbs should be approached with respect, because they are not just “natural products.” They have actions, energetics, strengths, and cautions, although I also think many families can begin simply by learning the common kitchen and garden herbs already around them. What would you be most interested in learning about herbs?

@Megan Webb Can you address these issues Friday? Why are those yellow striped bugs on my pumpkin plants? My pumpkin leaves have holes all over them and are barely surviving. (First 2 pictures) Strawberries- Why are they growing and dying? (Photos 3-6) I water them every other day. Do they need watered daily? Mulch? Need fertilizer? (Soil is Fox Farm Strawberry Fields.)

First year strawberry gardener so it feels exciting when anything grows! (Chosen Category: Wins and Progress because I did a thing I've never done before and I'm proud of myself 👍) I'm curious..... The runner in my hand, is that going to be a baby? What about the growth I circled in yellow? What will it turn into? And in the red circle? Some growth is happening there as well.

If you run your own Skool community, OR have thought about starting one... Would a mini course with all my favorite tools, tips, and resources for running a Skool community be helpful to you? I've received some questions lately about how I run things behind the scenes here, and I spend a LOT of time figuring out what works (and what doesn't). But before I build anything out, I'd like to see if it's actually of interest. 🩷

Love a good FB bargain. All these for a bottle of wine (about £7/$10). For size comparison the barrel in the back is half whisky barrel! Great for me and my small garden 😁 now what will I fill them with lol 😆