PT 2 - keeping it Natural // Back Yard Biodiversity / Gardening, Dragonflies, Butterflies & Chickens

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🌿 The individual in the video is harvesting bok choy from their garden.

🌱 They are also harvesting collards and have strawberries that were recently transplanted.

🥬 They showcase fresh kale and collards from their garden, suggesting these for salads and cooking.

🦋 The individual encounters a dragonfly and comments on its 360-degree view, implying a moment of connection with nature.

🦗 They introduce a new friend, a small creature, and are seen feeding it leaves.

🍃 The video shows an example of makeshift gardening on cardboard for those with limited space or poor soil.

🦋 A butterfly is saved from a spiderweb by the individual, reflecting an act of compassion towards nature.

🍈 Lemons are picked from a lemon tree, and different types of spearmint are harvested for making lemonade.

🐉 A gecko or a small lizard, named as a friend who lives in the person's office, is shown to help control insects.

🦋 A butterfly becomes friendly and comfortable with the person, refusing to leave their hand even while they work.

Timestamped Summary

01:47 Harvesting bok choy in the garden.

02:50 Gathering collard greens and discussing the strawberries being grown.

03:29 Showing off freshly harvested kale and collards grown in the garden.

05:50 Interacting with a dragonfly in the garden.

07:01 Multiple dragonflies comfortably resting on the gardener's arm.

07:45 Feeding a leaf to a small green reptile that befriended the gardener.

17:17 Rescuing a butterfly trapped in a spiderweb.

18:36 Ensuring the rescued butterfly can fly again and releasing it.

20:25 Introducing a gecko friend living around the gardener's office.

24:26 Feeding chickens dandelion leaves and wild lettuce from the garden.

26:44 Discussing the transplanting of baby kale and beets.

27:51 Harvesting cilantro coyote, commonly known as culantro.

31:09 Showing homegrown lemons and explaining the difference between regular and lemon spearmint.

32:24 Preparing and enjoying a glass of homemade green lemonade with almond milk.

34:00 Spending time with a butterfly that seems comfortable with the gardener.

35:43 Butterfly refuses to leave the gardener's presence.

38:34 The butterfly still won't fly away even as the gardener continues with other work.

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Q&A

What are you harvesting in your garden?

I'm harvesting bok choy and collards in my garden.

What other plants are you growing?

Aside from bok choy and collards, I have some nice little strawberries growing and some kale and beets that I'm planning to transplant.

What unusual creatures have you encountered in your garden?

I've encountered a dragonfly and a butterfly that I saved from a spider web, and there's a gecko iguana lizard who's been living with me for years.

How can you set up a garden if there's no soil or space?

You can set up a makeshift garden using cardboard as a base layer and then adding dirt on top of it. This can be done even on concrete surfaces.

What is the cilantro-like plant you are harvesting?

It's called culantro coyote, also known as wild or false cilantro, which grows abundantly here and is great for flavoring foods.

How do you make your green lemonade?

I make green lemonade by mixing lemon juice with regular spearmint and lemon spearmint, which tastes and smells like lemon.

What does the butterfly you saved from the spider web do?

The butterfly I saved from the spider web initially rested on a flower and then flew away to a tree, and later it did not want to leave my hand.