Comments by "Debany Doombringer" (@debanydoombringer1385) on "A Mini-CHAZ Garden at University of Washington (Oh Lord the CRINGE!)" video.

  1. ​ @fedimusmaximus2454  Do you think it requires a professor to lecture you to learn? There's these things called public libraries that have existed for a long time. You can check out books on various topics for free to read and learn. School used to be about teaching you how to use such resources to learn rather than spoon feeding you information and thinking for you. It's possible to be both.
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  2. I'm looking at that, wondering where they think the roots are going to go. I used railroad ties. You always leave a small space for runoff between them. Unless you live in the desert, there will be some sort of rainy season that sees a lot of rainfall. Leaves and small twigs sure, but there's a couple of logs in there, taking up way too much room. Bags of garden soil usually will contain some small twigs already breaking down in it. Where I live, the city does composting that's available for free for all residents. We get a load of it and mix it into the soil, and it creates a great gardening base. You remove the sod, use a hoe and break up the soil, then I use a small tiller and mix compost into the soil several inches deep.
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