It has been a crazy few weeks here at Delectable Tiny Gardens with community events to help out with, the Worm Tower Workshop, and other strange happenings. So, I am finally back to a question that I was asked by @Coaxli Wildcat . How to keep squirrels out of container gardens. I'll be honest - It is not the most pressing issue here, but they do occasionally cause issues here too. Mostly they like to bury walnuts and acorns in my containers. With a little bit of research, and a lot of crossing fingers, I have a list of things to try. Nothing is going to be fool proof and it is best to discourage them before they become a problem. Find the list in the classroom under Stump Auntie Vicky. https://www.skool.com/delectable-tiny-gardens-4555/classroom/ab5c3d49?md=14088bd0e21447b68225696ba0acab28

I am So excited to be doing a live YouTube session on July 18 at 2pm. This will be a Q & A around growing your own food in the time and space that you have. https://youtube.com/live/4O_82rRI70Q?feature=share Then in August, I will be hosting the 2026 Container Gardening Challenge. Check the August calendar for the time and dates.

Here is the latest video on the Delectable Tiny Gardens YouTube channel. The Mushroom Reset that I thought failed just started to produce mushrooms. Finishing up the Worm Tower Gardens And more.

I love small gardens. They take much less time and energy to produce a lot of food. Here is a video showing what I am working on now. I have both container gardens and raised bed gardens. In the small space that I am working on, I average about 1 hour per day and I am still building the space. You can start growing greens in a gallon milk jug, mushrooms in a bucket, or herbs in a small pot. What are you growing today?

The Worm Tower Workshop is now in the Classroom! You can find it under Worm Composting/Worm Tower Workshops. Click on the thumbnail then go to the Worm Tower section. If you have any questions or comments, be sure to add them here. I am always happy for the input so I can improve what is here.