I have a vole race track in my garden but soooo cure and fun❤ ty ty ty!

Another reason to not use poison is that you have you make sure pets and other wildlife cant get to them. Not a pleasant subject but the ones I trap get put outside and become food for other wildlife in a very short order.

Unfortunately timely release.

My packet of spilanthes seeds arrived today! I can't wait to try these out next year, this looks like so much fun. Thank you for the recommendation.

Put out other foods for other animals please...they are cold, hungry including squirrels. They are so smart and loving. Put a feeder just for squirrels PLEASE!

I still have peppers and some tomatoes going in Missouri but I though we had nights in the upper 20's last month. I love growing salad greens all winter in cold frames. Only bad thing is the sluggs.

Thank you so much for the detailed explanation on the "Duration of Daylight/Darkness" table. The information was incredibly helpful and insightful. It's fascinating to see how daylight duration changes throughout the year and how it impacts our daily lives. Your clear and concise presentation made it easy to understand. Keep up the great work! LOL thanks for adding the bloopers as always funny.

Thanks for the video.I live on Long Island NY and havent had a chance to divide my irises yet. It is already mid November and the temperatures are getting colder although a little warmer than average this fall. Is it a bad Idea to divide now or should I wait till spring ?.or do I need to wait till next years blooms are gone ?..thanks again for posting this video!

Thank you for this information - very interesting about the height of the trees and the wind shadow. Do you have any suggestions how to keep the chemical drift coming off the field surrounding our house from killing our windbreaks we have planted on the north and west of our five acres? Unfortunately we don't have room for multiple layers. It's really sad all the area farmers in Vermilion Co. have spent the last 30 years ripping out all the windbreaks that our grandparents and great grandparents planted in the 30s-40s. I guess modern farmers know better.

Thanks, guys!

We’ve had an extended season, but very cold mornings at times and now an issue of plants resprouting. Hazelnut shrubs are starting to leaf out 😮. Hit annual rainfall by July and drought September and now a bit of rainy pattern, but many really warm days that’s confusing plants. I will probably fill a cage with leaves around hazelnuts to prevent more damage. If this happens to fruit we won’t have any next year. Family had an apple tree bloom earlier. Not suppose to cover plants until it’s frozen so not sure what to do. Covering would keep the plant cooler and prevent regrowth. Ugh, I’m getting more roses accumulated at it seems I’m hearing about more diseases. Gall from dahlias can spread to roses and now this Rose rosette. Z5a, WI.

I’ve been looking for info on what edible things to plant in my from yard.

Really appreciate the way you did this video! The tasting was great to see and love the addition of the recipes for reference.

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Do I need to increase the bat house wood slat spacing between the wood slats for Big Brown bats? Also I’m in Orwell OH 44076 (NE Ohio) should I paint my bat house just lighter of pure black? Summer temps average 82-93F but “FEELS LIKE” temps are much higher sometimes by even 10 degrees. Also I got a 4 chambered plywood 26”x17”x5.5” bat house from the Nature Conservancy, “Bat Blitz”. Lots of tiny splinters since the grooves were cut into plywood. Can’t sand it smooth no matter how hard I try. Will it be ok w/tiny splinters? Thank you

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I used to work at a commercial tree nursery. We regularly bought up adjacent cornfield and convert to tree land. We had a 10ft tractor hitch mower for cutting down all the leftover corn stalks. Talk about a fast way to dull a mower blade! By the time we were sharpening the blades in winter, they were completely rounded off. Pretty incredible.

This was such a helpful, informative video. Thank you!

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Yayyyyy!!!! You are going to do it again! I found that my lemon cucumbers are dying off BUT my cute little cucamelons are still looking healthy and are a small tidbit of cucumberish flavor. Flowers would be fun!

Grew runner beans for the first time this year. Tried them young as green beans and was not impressed. Seeing your reactions, now I'm really excited to try the dry beans I've been collecting. I will have to try the lemon cucumber next year! My kids are cucumber fiends and nine plants wasn't enough to keep up with their fresh consumption, never mind having any left for pickles.

Many of us are burned out and I couldn’t think of bringing in plants to babysit. Matter of fact I’m hoping to start all seedlings in the greenhouse next spring. The mess inside is too much and the bugs. The only pepper that is too slow is Tabasco and you don’t need very many 😅. I will probably harvest everything today as we will be close to frost tonight in WI Z5.

Can I just say, I love this duo!

Thank you for this thoughtful webinar. Many interesting ideas and things to consider. Great information, well planned and presented. 🌱🍓

I had to pause for a minute. BLESS YOU for mentioning the PTSD aspect. (Just bug related ... like previously existing PTSD wasn't enough.) I probably still have bedbugs (very recently discovered - while finding out I'm anemic with a symptomatic fibroid on my uterus --> I am too exhausted to really clean) and am sleeping elsewhere. The only thing that's keeping me from scratching the hell out of myself is "You didn't feel that when you were sleeping with the fuckers. IT'S NOT REAL." But I still check multiple times a day - my clothes, my hair, my island of safety ... not to mention my eyes are constantly roaming. And I still feel like I'm living squalor. But based on what I've seen, I think I caught it before they really took hold ... so ... fingers crossed. Apologies in advance if there are more lengthy comments. I've told almost no one about them.

Wow, this video was absolutely amazing! The production quality was top-notch, and the content was just perfect. I especially loved watching this because I had a rough season-most of my crops didn’t make it. This really helps wrap up the growing season and helps those of us that had failed crops enjoy visually what we were missing out on😆. My cucumbers were nearly all male, and when the few finally did grow at the end of the season, they were completely infested with pickle worms, so I ended up with nothing. And the 'Dark Knight' was flowering beautifully, but locusts or grasshoppers ate all the flowers off at night. I planted three seeds and ended up with exactly three seeds due to the bugs! This video was such a relief and inspiration. You all have great chemistry, and it's so much fun to see you together in the same room. I think it would be fantastic to do a future grow along with a 50/50 split between vegetables and flowers. For the flowers, it would be awesome to see some herbal or medicinal plants like Hyssop or the toothache plant. Something that has multi uses, pretty but usable. There's so much to learn from those! Keep up the amazing work-this was pure perfection!

I started European varieties last year and lost one so got a replacement as it needs a pollinator. I think it will take a few years as they sleep, creep and leap. I have them in a fenced in home orchard and can’t wait for hazelnuts! Good to know they can take late frost. I wonder if Surround clay would ward off diseases/pests?

😂😂Too Funny! I have grown it for 2 years and never tried it 😬. I grow the eyeball variety and the seeds are prolific and grows very easy. It does not like to be dried out in hot sun. Just a fun low growing plant.

I put food out for the raccoons and they stopped climbing the trees and eating the birdseed. Problem solved plus the raccoons are pretty cute.

Here in Houston we get tons of Monarchs. I found this video because we get the other insects, too. I was wandering if the large and small milkweed bugs were good because this was the first year we've seen them. Thanks for the knowledgeable video. I'll continue to squach the yellow aphids with my fingers. 😂 This year, we've released about a hundred Monarchs with only six plants and two cages.

That was rather poetic ;) I grow styrian pumpkins for one purpose(besides the seeds). They keep the rabbits and deer at bay with their spiky stems. The difference between canned and fresh pumpkin is not enough to grow them. The difference between a fresh picked and store bought year-old, cold-storage, mealy apple is a universe a difference.

Is it possible to purchase the slides from your presentation? I would love to be able to lay them out as they would fit in my garden, particularly by height, habit (mounding/spreading), and bloom season.

Totally Team APPLE! And what about try using cinnamon and native spiceberry bush berries to spice up the apples! 😉 The only thing I want to do with pumpkins is carve them for Halloween or feed them to my chickens!

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I have over an acre of milkweed but all were wiped out by those little yellow bugs so no monarch butterflies this year.

How much of the roots should we leave intact?

Awesome, it was so great to see a live taste test of the toothache plant! I actually grew it for the first time this year too, and while it's an amazing plant, it definitely needs constant watering and didn’t handle the dry conditions too well. Watching everyone's reactions was both hilarious and insightful-it's awesome to see real feedback on how these plants we grow taste, feel, and look. It’s something that's often missing in gardening videos. I totally relate to thinking I was having an allergic reaction when I first tried it-nothing bad happened, but it was pretty scary at first! I found that the bugs in my area did like to eat the leaves so had to use slug control too. They grow really fast once established and the bullseye variety I got looks great. I now have a bunch of seeds so looking forward to growing more next year. I’d love to try making a tincture from it too with an alcohol base. Then you can use it year-round to treat mouth sores. Yes, please would love to see more videos like this! It is the unique plants that really keep me hooked on gardening so seeing unusual things like this is brilliant. LOL love the bloopers' best part 😁

*takes notes and heads to eBay to see if anyone listed seeds for sale.

Hi, are these edible?

Love the accompanying photos to your gardenbite! It was very calming to enjoy the tranquility of this sneak peek of autumn.

Wow! Excellent contents and so funny! Thank you 🥰

I have never seen baby ginger root in markets here with less hard fibers. That will be awesome for making ginger chews.

In Indian stores in Dallas they sell two different types of ginger. One bigger which is usually conventional. Another smaller yellow root which is usually sold organic. The smaller root with yellower inside has sharp taste with intense flavor. It has less water content too. If you are replacing that with bigger root in your recipe, you have up less of it.

Looks like there are two types of galangal. Thai cooking needs greater galangal. How do you identify the greater galangal plant? I bought one plant this year. I want to know if it is greater galangal or lesser galangal ?

I live in Dallas suburbs. I tried planting turmeric bulbs indoors in December, January in pots indoors. But they sprouted only when warmed up a lot in may after moving the pots outdoors. If I bring them in November and leave them in pots for two or three more months I am able to get better yield. I grow just 4 to 6 plants in backyard.