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5.2K

Total likes

61.1K

Videos

355

Following

355

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I knew this carrot would be big but I’m still shocked! I actually did neglect these carrots early in their growing but they pushed through. #gardentok #plantsoftiktok #zone9b #raisedbedgardening #harvesting

461.9K views I knew this carrot would be big but I’m still shocked! I actually did neglect these carrots early in their growing but they pushed through. #gardentok #plantsoftiktok #zone9b #raisedbedgardening #harvesting

Replying to @torriangardens Let’s talk about carrots! This is just the way I do it. There are plenty of different methods. The main thing is loose soil and no crowding of you want straight and plump carrots. 1. Sow on a cloudy day with a few more cloudy days in the forecast. I never cover my carrots and they germinate in about a week this way. 2. Thin them out. About 2 inches between plants. More space = bigger carrots. 3. Give them time! Just forget about them once the greens are about 6 in

20K views Replying to @torriangardens Let’s talk about carrots! This is just the way I do it. There are plenty of different methods. The main thing is loose soil and no crowding of you want straight and plump carrots. 1. Sow on a cloudy day with a few more cloudy days in the forecast. I never cover my carrots and they germinate in about a week this way. 2. Thin them out. About 2 inches between plants. More space = bigger carrots. 3. Give them time! Just forget about them once the greens are about 6 in

Use what you have! I never buy mulch for the inside of my garden beds. I use leaves and other garden “wastes” as mulch. When our lemongrass died back during the freeze I knew immediately it would become mulch for the spring seedlings. #zone9b #gardentok #plantsoftiktok #texasgardening

13.3K views Use what you have! I never buy mulch for the inside of my garden beds. I use leaves and other garden “wastes” as mulch. When our lemongrass died back during the freeze I knew immediately it would become mulch for the spring seedlings. #zone9b #gardentok #plantsoftiktok #texasgardening

584 views Why are there cucumbers sprouting in our yard? I’m blaming the squirrels. #texasgardening #gardentok #zone9b

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Engagement rate · Building

3.32%

Likes + comments ÷ followers. On TikTok this is the real currency — a highly-engaged mid-size creator often out-performs a bigger, passive one.

Avg likes / video

172

Typical likes on a recent post — the clearest proof of how hard the audience reacts.

Avg views / video

41.5K

Measured across recent posts — that’s 8× their follower count, the reach a sponsored video actually earns.

Posting cadence

0.16 / week

A more selective poster — each video gets room to breathe.

Follower / following

15×

Follows just 355 back — a lopsided ratio typical of a real creator with a genuine audience, not a follow-for-follow account.

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👁️Averages 41.5K views per stream.

📤Posts about 0.2× per week.

💬3.32% engagement rate.

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66/100

Good Credibility score

85%

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Est. 85% real, active audience · Low fake-follower risk.
Strong engagement (~8× of followers engage each post) — an active, real audience.
Organic base — far more followers than accounts it follows.
3.32% engagement — below the ~15% typical for this size.

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About

Books and Plants. Growing in Texas zone 9B. TheBookGardenGirl on all platforms.

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Pink and white turks cap in full bloom! This native perennial is easy to care for and a stunner! #texasgardening #gardentok #zone9b

187 views · 3 days ago

The aprium is blooming! It’s my favorite fruit and I couldn’t believe the nursery had one! #texasgardening #gardentok #zone9b

254 views · 7 days ago

It’s been a while since I checked in. Gardening in the Texas summer is not for the faint of heart. #texasgardening #gardentok #zone9b #gardentour

268 views · 10 days ago

The lemon grass is getting out of hand you guys. #texasgardening #gardentok

472 views · 29 days ago

Salvia going crazy!

152 views · 1 month ago

Why are there cucumbers sprouting in our yard? I’m blaming the squirrels. #texasgardening #gardentok #zone9b

584 views · 1 month ago

I have been so slack at harvesting my cucumbers this season omg. Plus all the rain is swelling them so fast! #texasgardening #gardentok #raisedbedgardening #zone9b

531 views · 1 month ago

Help me identify this flower. I can’t even remember what seed packets I dumped out here in the fall! #texasgardening #gardentok #raisedbedgardening

533 views · 2 months ago

Squirrels have finally found my garden after 3 years. It was a good run I guess. Now to brainstorm ways to manage them. Maybe a smaller plot elsewhere? #texasgardening #gardentok #raisedbedgardening #squirrels

177 views · 2 months ago

Use what you have! I never buy mulch for the inside of my garden beds. I use leaves and other garden “wastes” as mulch. When our lemongrass died back during the freeze I knew immediately it would become mulch for the spring seedlings. #zone9b #gardentok #plantsoftiktok #texasgardening

13.3K views · 5 months ago

Replying to @torriangardens Let’s talk about carrots! This is just the way I do it. There are plenty of different methods. The main thing is loose soil and no crowding of you want straight and plump carrots. 1. Sow on a cloudy day with a few more cloudy days in the forecast. I never cover my carrots and they germinate in about a week this way. 2. Thin them out. About 2 inches between plants. More space = bigger carrots. 3. Give them time! Just forget about them once the greens are about 6 in

20K views · 1 year ago

I knew this carrot would be big but I’m still shocked! I actually did neglect these carrots early in their growing but they pushed through. #gardentok #plantsoftiktok #zone9b #raisedbedgardening #harvesting

461.9K views · 1 year ago

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