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I’ve learned the power of maintenance. Even before (or especially before) I got my house under control, doing maintenance tasks was key. I’ve been thinking about the need for and my resistance to maintenance tasks as spring has arrived and I see all the little projects that are popping up in our new home.
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--Nony
Congrats on your new house and your asparagus patch. Take the help you will make this guy’s day.
If you are interested you can try the following:
– No till/lasagna gardening
– Wet and forget – works over time to clean or sorta maintain outdoor surfaces after you clean them
– Round up extended release – (if you are ok with it) works to keep weeds away for months
– Preen – prevents some weeds
Wow! Podcast 331 was the best, most logical explanation of keeping a clean house that I have ever heard. Thank you (again) for helping me on my own deslobification journey!!
Great podcast! Totally understand the pressure of maintaining a garden someone else planted….one home we moved into had a rose garden. As soon as we met the neighbor, she told us that garden was planted in honor of her father when he passed. I had no idea how to care for any plants as this was our first time having a yard. I eventually had to ask her to care for the roses since I had no idea what I was doing and they started to die. She eventually asked if she could transplant them into her yard and it was a huge relief to me! 😊