Not giving up on my gardening 🌱| Horticultural Healing | Living in Senegal 🇸🇳

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This article is a summary of a YouTube video "Not giving up on my gardening 🌱| Horticultural Healing | Living in Senegal 🇸🇳" by Blossom Flower Delivery

Key insights about video Not giving up on my gardening 🌱| Horticultural Healing | Living in Senegal 🇸🇳

🌱 Gardening has been a therapeutic activity for the YouTuber, especially during the pandemic.

🌱 The YouTuber's garden was destroyed by the transition of moving and by the actions of her dogs.

🌱 Despite the damage, the YouTuber was able to save and revive some plants, like the rosemary and citronella.

🌱 The YouTuber received a care package from a subscriber, which included butternut squash, collard greens, and tomatoes.

🌱 The YouTuber loves tomatoes and uses them as a treat for herself when she's not in the mood for Senegalese food.

🌱 The YouTuber has mango trees, avocado trees, and a watermelon plant growing in her garden.

🌱 The YouTuber finds joy and therapeutic benefits from seeing things grow in her garden and being able to cook with homegrown produce.

Timestamped Summary

00:13 The creator shares that they are working on their garden today after the destruction of their plants during the move.

01:36 The creator shows the damage that their dogs caused to the garden, including digging holes and damaging plants.

02:10 The creator mentions that one of their dogs is responsible for damaging the palm trees in the backyard.

03:35 The creator shows the few plants that were not damaged by the dogs, including lemon trees and citronella.

05:42 The creator receives a care package from a subscriber, including butternut squash, collard greens, and tomatoes.

10:38 The creator finishes planting the seeds for the squash, greens, and peppers in the garden.

12:19 The creator shows the plants that are still alive in the garden, including mango trees and rosemary.

13:39 The creator mentions that they are trying to save their rosemary and citronella plants.

14:46 The creator shows and labels the tomato and squash plants that they planted.

15:00 The creator mentions that a watermelon plant has grown by itself from seeds that were thrown out.

15:31 The creator mentions that transplanting plants can be delicate and that they may need to grow some plants in pots until the garden is closed up.

15:46 The creator expresses their joy in being able to grow something and have access to fresh produce.

15:59 The video ends with the creator bidding farewell and expressing love for their viewers.

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Q&A

What happened to the garden?

The garden was destroyed during the move and by the dogs digging holes.

How did the narrator use gardening during the pandemic?

She used gardening as a therapy to cope with isolation and the changes brought on by the pandemic.

What plants survived the damage?

Some lemon trees, a sage plant, and a rosemary plant survived the damage.

What care package did the subscriber send?

The subscriber sent butternut squash, greens, and tomatoes.

What plants did the narrator plant in the garden?

The narrator planted seeds for tomatoes, collard greens, and squash. She also had existing plants like mango trees, rosemary, and citronella.