I collect sticks from the yard and make trellises for my garden. Makes it interesting.

Lovely!

That have to be made in china

Deliciousness! 😋 I too enjoy sharing with my puppers. 👍

Oh my goodness thank you, I love how God sends us beautiful messengers, I have been trying to come up with an easy plan, you just, made my morning, probably not my husband's 😅. So glad to have had you sent my way, may you have a wonderful rest of April 😊

Unless you get live mealworms with their fatty bodies still intact, you are feeding them empty skin! Birds refuse to eat these dried meaworm carcasses!

Very nice setup ❤

There is a lot of blight in the se. Cherokee purple are heirloom. So there is no resistance. Sorry!

You mentioned that you just cut them up and freeze them . No need to blanch them? Do they freeze well? Thank you for your reply. Really interested to know how I can preserve my extra harvest.

That was only a temporary fix. Most likely it's caused by a worn internal riser section and can only be remedied by replacement, which is an easy fix.

Every gardening tip video has a dog, finally a Goldie!

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The mimosa tree is a nitrogen fixing pioneer tree , I love ally cropping with them , make perfect shade for hot weather at about 70% shade . When you prune the roots have nitrogen nodules and will release it in to the soil and the green is a great chop and drop material ! So it's a fertilizer shade cloth all in one ! Nice trellis !!

your pots are too small and you are pruning them too much. They need the leaves for photosynthesis. You are killing them.

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quick, free and easy! I like it, thanks!!

I did these purple noodle beans, last year in the Pacific NW. they did great! Just don’t let them get fat, as they get leathery. Great for the sauté

Cool trellis. Good job.😊🇨🇦

It's a mimosa tree. Has medicinal properties. Can make tea from it. Great trellis's!

The tree is called a Flaming Mimosa Tree which blooms these beautiful pink puff like flowers. I used to have one in my previous house, we purchased and planted it in the front yard because it looked a little tropical and it's known to attract hummingbirds.

Nice trellis. I had a weird tree weed that looked like that. It kept popping up next to the house. And i'd lop ot off, and it would pop back up. I finally dug out as much as i could and paved over it. Someone called it a juneberry that might have been planted by a squirrel.

Great ideas!!!...

how did this grow for you? Did you just grow it as an annual?

I'm in kingsport! I just bought some Cherokee purples today and planted them in pots!

Your tutorial is just what I needed today! Thank you for sharing these cleaning tips. I was doing a natural release and it was taking forever. So I turned the pot off and waited a while. Still the button remained up and I couldn't open the lid. So I took the end of the spoon and touched the button gently. Down it went! So I knew there was something clogging up the vents. Your cleaning tips saved the day and now everything is working smoothly again.

Wow how. to grow when your grow very good 😊 thank you

Cleaning lid and VENT!

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I think you can get 10 and 20 gallon cloth pots fairly inexpensive. You have more harvest. Have you noticed blossom end rot? Are the flowers not creating fruit or has the fruit rotted on the end and destroyed harvest? Go to a hydroponic store. They are in every state. Tell them you need organic or natural calcium and magnesium supplements. I think you will see a world of difference. Also if they don’t have the natural you can go on Amazon and just buy cal-mag. You just add it to your watering bucket. Look into Dr Earth tomato and veg. It’s on Amazon and look for down to earth products. They are both on Amazon. You should still be able to benefit a nice harvest in 5 gallon buckets. I’ve used them plenty of time. Tomatoes need a lot of nutrients and I forgot… down to earth azomite! It’s Trace minerals!!! You won’t regret it. Nice garden! Thanks for sharing.

Thank you, sister.

Mimosa is not invasive everywhere. It depends on where you are. I grew up in Louisiana and they were becoming invasive but then a fungus attacked them. There’s still a good number but they aren’t like they were before. They actually are a really good nectar plant for butterflies and tropical migrant birds such as orioles and hummingbirds who are more used to trees with extravagant flowers like that. They smell nice too they are really beautiful trees.

Some tiny pots. Have to be completely root bound in a month. I have Cherokee purple's in 15 gallon and 20 gallon bags. Both are big and giving out 1+pound tomatoes but the one in the 20 is probably 2ft taller. If you can keep up with watering it can be done in 5-7 gallon bags, but extremely difficult. Also, from my experience you wont to prune leaves only from bottom and when plenty of other leaves are on the plant. Tomatoes or nothing else can get the energy they beed without many leaves

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I want to make one of those! I doubt I have the wood that looks similar, though. Very pretty!

Honey really beautiful going to make a few 💞💐☺

My issue is always voles and possums 😅🤣

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1. Use potting soil instead of garden soil for best results. 2. Make a few holes on the dome and It’ll work as a mini green house. 3. Water it good enough but not damp.(water lightly from the holes every other day) 4. Put tape all around the dome and the base. 5.Leave it outside where you get full sun and you are good to go. 6. Transfer when needed. (Never plant different kinds of peppers close. They may cross and you will get something different than you expected.)

I love this! My husband is making a few of these for my squash and cucumbers that I'm growing in 5 gal. buckets right now. But you've given me inspiration to use the same design for my tomatoes next year. Thanks so much!

Wow I love it!!! It’s so beautiful. I’m going to try and make one. I will tag you in my video when I make it 😃🤗🥰

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I’m glad I found your video, I’m looking for new ideas to make additional trellises with existing wood in my yard. Great idea. Happy gardening

I believe it's an invasive species called wild mimosa.

Ive started this a second time. Last time I left it in the container for too long. Just wondering what you did after they started sprouting?

I'm currently using this and used the burpee seed starting mix with it. It's working great so far! Side note, we only did 1 seed per pod.

It would be nice if you shared something that is proven to work especially after failing the first time. I have had no success at all with this piece of junk. It's black so it absorbs heat, and luckily I didn't put all my eggs in one basket. The seedlings I started using the little brown square things works great. Don't waste your money on this garbage.

I made it with woodprix handbooks !