New here, I live in the Bay Area in Cali. I just moved so I'm staring my garden all over again. Can't wait to see what tips you have.

Curious..I green sprouted 12 potatoes. Now that I've planted them and the sprouts have started to grow leaves...can I still cut them to separate and maybe grow more potatoes from the green sprouts?

Burying the sheet metal is a great idea

How do I fix nd the link to download her guide I can’t figure out

What did you add to your dusting tire?

Prune and Pruning Reminds me of Loki from marvel MCU 😅

Thanks so much for your video on this! I just discovered “webs” on my ficus plant and at first thought it’s probably just a spider that came along from the plant shop where I bought it from…but then I realized that it might be something else because it is too finely “woven” to be an actual spider web. So I looked it up and found your video! But the strange thing is that it’s winter in NYC, and the room I keep my ficus in is particularly cold. So I was shocked to hear that these little buggers thrive in the heat! Well, I guess they like the cold too! 😱😬 And I also thank you for the tip on the liquid seaweed! I’m going to get some asap, and a neem oil spray for my ficus! 😊

in your bio says it is free

This only applies to us eggs... Never in my life I heard this bs in Europe or turkey and we are raising them!

Those are HUGE SNAILS! Feed those bad boys to your chickens!

One important thing ive noticed missing from your set up is natural food. While chickens will eat grain, their diet needs to include greens (even grass) and criters (bugs, worms, baby snakes, etc.). It eliminates a lot of the cost of an overly restrictive menu. It also makes for more nutritious chicken and eggs, as well as happy hens.

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Thank you for showing us how to do that. I am super excited about this bc I have pots that don’t have drainage holes and now I can use them bc of this tutorial you have gave us. So thank you again.

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Very beatiful lady

Thanks

Hello Audrey, do you sell your eggs? what are your markets! Thank you.

Oh, I would if it wasn't digital, thanks anyway

Thank you!🙏🏻

We got a Sandbox and put Sand, Dirt, diatomaceous Earth, and volcano ash

I am considering growing these to help add flavor and make my hot sauce a little more mild for those who dislike too much spice.

Thanks to you and your Uncle Ted for the recipe and video!

Great video!

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Good stuff and makes sense. The less you mess with it the better! Kind of one of the laws of nature, eh? I started a bunch of asparagus from seed this spring. ('cause I'm cheap and patient!) Had probably about 40 plants sprout and I then transplanted them into the ground. It was a dry summer, and I did water them a couple of times a week, but still only ended up with 17 living plants at the end of October. I transplanted them into a more favorable bed (I hope) and it is early December now in PA and some are still showing a green color. They are about 10" tall now and to tell you the truth I'm afraid to mess with them. But once they turn all brown I guess they get the snip! Then I'll wish them up out of the ground next spring and we shall see where we are! Thanks!

The light doesnt wake them up?

I love all your tips!!!!

Are you a master gardener? You sure sound like you really could teach!!! Loving your channel!!! I am in zone 9a Palm Coast Florida

I didn’t know that. It sure is a good way to save those tiny seeds with a colander. I need to try this.

So sorry

U.S store bought eggs have to be washed and refrigerated so they stay good longer because of the length of storage time due to the distance they travel.

I’m in zone 9b 30 minutes north of sf can I start seedlings now or is it too late?

So glad i found this channel. Im in Vegas and love your content.

Really help from so cal

I have a small farm in Mass, and i found this very helpful, thank you!

Put them in a pot and you can grow them every year

Recommend you purchase mesh bags to protect seeds or fruit. They have draw strings for attaching them and they are reusable.

Should we mulch over where we clip down to the ground?

Thank you for the great information. Basil is my favorite

How about chicks in the winter to move out :D??

Good to know this is my first year with it. Do the railroad ties poison the soil at all though? We use them as a boarder around where we have raised metal beds.

The only problem is when the butter melts and leaks through the spring pan.

I have a hen that seems to be broody but isn't laying on eggs. I've checked. Amd has stopped laying. What do you suggest I do

What do I do with the new rooted clippings if going into winter

I use my eggs for protein shakes, so i have to crack them and put right into shake for consumption; not a fan of the idea of keeping the bloom on them since the chance of contamination appears present. And cleaning them before use is a guaranteed cement like poop/bloom to deal with. Any suggestions? I’ve heard oiling the eggs helps keep them safe after washing. My chickens and ducks are pain, they all crap on their eggs.

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Great video! Can you help me with an issue with one of my girls? Poppie vent, hard tummy, waddle walk. My first thought was mites, did everything, (coop spray, deep clean, apple cider vinegar, replenished bath with DE, Epsom soak),,,,for 2 months,,,,problem not gone. Other girls FINE. I rather not spend 200.00 for vet but I do love this girl!

Thank you I’m just getting started and I’m close to Chico . My home has fruit trees but no garden . So I’m looking forward to your videos

I can not et mine to use theirs. I have it in a kiddie pool and it had DE and Sand mix.

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