Great video.

After 3 months, good to see.

This is the best explanation of this pruning process I've come across! Thank you!!

Why are you uncomfortable accidentally harming a bird with a net, but ok with intentionally killy slugs ? Whats the difference? Dont kill either of them. . Accidents happen, but dont kill bugs because you dont value them as much as the more "attractive" life.

Love cheap Ty for video Will be trying

You’ve got a great little helper there!! 😍

This was really nice- calming & centering, without being over the top. One suggestion- can you please use a microphone for the next video, & maybe speak a little slower? Not trying to be critical, I just am really interested in what you’re saying! Thanks so much ❤

Please, I need the video!!

Great video! You won me over with your attitude towards sustainability. Everyone plays a role! Thanks for all the great information.

Madam I am from Pakistan. The pH value of my agricultural land is very high, no crops are growing, some plants are growing, some are not growing, please tell me how to reduce the pH level of my land soil and plant growth.

Totally agree, best explanation, very well done!

Finally, I understand my raspberries. While it is the first day of the year, I cannot wait to prune my second-year fall raspberries and get them ready for late Spring and Fall. Thank you so much for doing this, but would you mind attaching that graphic so we can print it and put it in our gardening planners?

That runner can regrow back.

There's a risk of rain washing your additives away. Why not dig a 4" deep trench around the bush and cover it over. The nutrients will reach the roots better.

Genius! Possibly even easier without a toddler in attendance :-)

What is the name or type of this strawberry?

I can’t wait to sign up for class and this is one of my favorite songs by One Republic. 😁

wow great info my first year starting strawberries .question can you replant the runners ? again thanks for the great info

Just a product promotion vid. Yeah, another!

Thats why of love the mountains of trinity county. The soil there is already perfect. I've literally grown 21ft cannabis plants. I've seen as much as 17 lbs on one plant, in one year. It was a mother plant that survived the winter to produce a second year. It was more of a tree with a 6in trunk

Fantastic to see your son happy without shoes, it’s great to get your hands in the soil, getting your feet in is next level! 👌🦔🦶

Thanks. I may give winter rye another try in a couple of beds that I’m planting out early… Tommy Smothers says 👍 smothers the way to go.

Don't the carrots also do the same thing in return? Scaring away the onion flies? :)

May I suggest elemental sulfur instead of 'Espoma sulfer'. Pure 99.9% prills are much easier for microbes to convert sulfur to sulfuric acid which is what lowers pH in the soil. If you want calcium then use elemental available calcium or a ferment product like Rooted Leaf. Espoma is not a great product.

I started gardening a bit more than a year ago at Port Orchard. Thank you for sharing.

What's the next step? Just repot it in something larger? Will it bush out itself?

Great brief on how to build this creek bed. Waaaaay too much kid.

...so so HAPPY i found your video...the BEST explanation ever...your video is so concise, so simplistic in explanation and so visual...i now know what in the heck to do!...i can't wait to use all those twist ties i've been saving...thank you

So glad I found your channel. I'm also in the same area in the PNW and just started gardening. Looking forward to your future vids :)

Cheers! Your video was very informative.

जय श्री राम

I hate slugs

I planted 600 garlic cloves. It seems it's not easy to fertilize all of them if I do exactly what she's doing.

If I was you, you could still use that just put the landscaping cover over them use a propane torch and make holes in it.

Humans can eat anything 😂

I loved seeing your son "helping". :) What shade cloth did you use and where did you purchase it? Thanks

Thank you!!!

I understand that with rye, you need to cut it just below the soil, chop the green growth completely from the root then leave it for 1 month before planting. As long as the chlorophyll producing part is attached to the root, the plant will hold on. This information was from the channel' ' I am organic farming ', he's a farmer himself, seems to definitely know what he's doing

My front yard has 2 large oak trees. The grass under those trees grows rarely. If I removed the top 3” of soil from under the trees and use that in my blueberry containers and then use bagged top soil to fill in the loss soil under my trees. Maybe???

Eat before seeds become fibrous

Love the creativity, gardening and grilling aspects of this video, however I looked up if you can eat sunflower shells online and it says, "While sunflower seed shells are technically edible, they are not recommended to eat because they are tough, fibrous, and can be difficult to digest. Eating too many sunflower seed shells can cause a blockage in your intestinal tract, which can be dangerous." So just be mindful when making this. 😊

Can u do grapes tho?please😮😮😮

Thank u i guess

Great tips! I did some aggressive leaf trimming yesterday and it looks like I may need to do some more based on your results. My tomatoes are in my Greenstalks and went wild. I didn’t plant them until July 4th due to a bicep injury. Next year I will be more aggressive earlier in the season 😎

Hey fellow resident of Washington! I live in Lynden 👊🏻🌻👊🏻

Very nice video. You are good and informative! Thanks for everything!!

I’m so excited about my patch of 10 new everbearing-never grown them before. Now I can add more plants and share to someone else who might want them. Thanks for precise information on how to keep your patch productive.

Thanks for the help

"Are you eating dirt???" Doesn't everyone??? Thanks for a clear presentation.

Thank you this will make it so much easier to understand everbearing raspberries