The mother of mulch gardening explains how she did it - in her 90s. My favorite part is how she grows all her own vegetables, does all the housework, preserves her vegetables and never does anything after 11am.
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Amazing, strong woman, full of life.
Truly inspirational! Now, I'm looking forward to gardening in my 90's!
i love this intensely. i posted in on book, and the most random people loved it and forwarded it on. quirky gardeners unite!
I love her! Just the inspiration I need right now. :) The link doesn't directly show the clip anymore, but here's the youtube link. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y3MYh1zfrnE&feature=relmfu