Adding a Fire Pit to My Garden! | North Florida Gardening and Homesteading

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The main project mentioned in the video is adding a fire pit area to the garden.

Yes, they mention getting some help with the project, although they did a significant portion of it, like shoveling gravel, by themselves.

The fire pit area is planned to have more flagstones, gravel, big poles on the corners of the garden for string lights, solar lights, and an extension of the garden on the other half to make it a central focus.

They plan to add plants that do not require a lot of attention, like lavender and yarrow, which can handle drier weather, and strategically place larger rocks and possibly driftwood for decoration.

The challenges include squash vine borers which destroyed much of the squash, cucumbers, and melon, difficulties with growing beans, and germination issues.

Future plans include expanding the garden to have more space for fall vegetables, amending the soil with fresh compost, succession sowing, setting up goat areas for the next spring, and preparing for the fall garden, hoping for a better harvest than the summer.