SATISFYING | CLEANING UP WEEDS | PLANTING THE MOUNTAIN GARDEN | YAYA'S GARDENING TIPS AND TRICKS

Geese babies can be recognized as they grow by their smooth, feathered, and beautiful appearance, and by their size, which gradually approaches that of an adult goose like Ryan, although they may initially have some downy fur.

A hoop hoe, also known as a hula hoe or stirrup hoe, is a garden tool with a looped blade that is used to cut off weeds at the top of the ground without needing to dig into the soil. It requires occasional sharpening and is used by sliding it across the top of the weeds to chop them off cleanly.

Tomato plants should be planted deeply to allow the furry nodes along the stalk, which can become roots, to develop under the soil. This provides the plant with a strong base and helps with stability and nutrient absorption.

Red clay mud soil, when wet, is very slick and can become compacted if walked on, which can negatively affect garden activities. It's important to avoid working on this soil type when it's wet to prevent compaction and to ensure a healthier environment for plant growth.

When growing tomatoes, it's important to keep the lower part of the plants free from leaves to prevent soil or mud from splashing up onto them during rain. This practice helps prevent diseases, as wet soil can cause pathogens to reach the leaves and infect the plant.

The reason for moving some animals, like geese and ducks, to a new location is to provide them with appropriate living conditions and to prevent issues such as overpopulation or imbalanced male-to-female ratios, which can lead to aggressive behaviors.

Towards the end of the video, the gardening area has been weeded with a hoop hoe, and new crops, like sunflowers, tomatoes, peppers, okra, and beans have been planted. There is mention of the need to clean up the yard, build a shelving system for plant growing, put a fence around a pond, and potentially deal with slow plant growth which might be due to the previous use of the product 'preen' in the soil.