How fun to see @Jay Dixon talking vs just the super chatter, facilitating many channel lives. Excellent.

Gardening and our food supply chain should be taught more in schools. One of my most memorable experiences was our grade 7 class spending a entire week on a farm, living and sleeping doing what you would do on a farm. We actually say a sheep being born, it took 5 hrs of waiting in the wee hours in the night but it was awesome that they let a few of us stay in the barn late at night instead of saying you have to goto bed. It was amazing and definitely something you should experience as a youth. Good luck having that now a days with parents "shielding" their child from experiences..... I do wonder if that program still is up with the school board... Kids will be kids and yes things can happen (good and not so good) but hey that's living life.🙆‍♂

*_Thank you all for joining us for the show, our first show of 2025. It was such a great time talking all about gardening with our amazing guests @piersonwillhite and Bevin Cohen from @smallhousefarm. Be sure to check out their channels and pre-order Bevin's new book "Herbs In Every Season." I've got a link in the description for you. Also, please go leave them a comment and let them know you saw them on the show! Plus leave us a comment here and let me know what you have growing on in 2025? So awesome to see you all here!_*

Love to watch your videos. Im fun of growing fruit trees but have no enough space.

Great show 😊😊😊😊

Hello Urban Gardeners! Viking member here. Growing pea shoots in the grow room this year, and so far they've been fantastic.

Love the show!!

Great show. loved the Grinch

Greagggggg

Loved your interview with Tony! How cool he was hanging at my livestream! I hope the crazy weather in UK had subsided. Thanks for the shoutout Enoch! :D

🍄💚🙌 good show, as usual 👏 mushlove

It’s a lovely idea but where I live I’d never find free buckets. Buckets with lids could cost upwards from $5 each. Then you need the other supplies, which I don’t have lying around my house. I’d have to purchase them. So I think on average the ones I made were much smaller than yours and cost around $10 each. Even then it was still worth it.

Thank you for having me! 🙏🏽☺️

This guy is fun

Another great episode, Enoch! So glad I was able to be there for it! I really appreciate your efforts to build TRUE COMMUNITY in all the ways you support other channels. I subbed (new) to both these channels.

Thanks Enoch for all of your promoting of my daughter's seed shop and Julia was a nice surprise! I got to just relax and watch your whole show on replay without interruptions...was really cool!! You are AMAZING and I appreciate YOU a lot. Have a wonderful Thanksgiving and kiss that beautiful Grandbaby for me! Thank you so much!!!

Thanks for the LInk Jay!

Sara's question I chosed the kale one to. But if you want to be technical one onion Egyptian walking onion. Cold hardiness: Egyptian walking onions can withstand temperatures as low as -24°F they're also a perennial

I have Advice for the lady and the tomatos, save the seeds from the ones that do produce in the heat. Those will adapt down the road and you might get ones that produce the whole season of heat.

Spectacular! Really wonderful interviews. Much appreciated!

Gardening and Books!! Yay!!

Gardening definitely helps reduce stress and just touching the Earth grounds yourself. humbling😅

Good evening, I am part of the replay club today.

Thanks

Saying a cheery hello from Townsville North Queensland Australia :) 😀 😃

Hi to Enoch and my gardener friends.

What a great show

Thanks for sharing! Great chat!

Thanks for sharing! Great chat!

I volunteer at my son's grade school. I teach hydroponics to 3rd -5th grades. We started tomatoes.. lettuce and some herbs

That was awaesome

I've been getting over being sick after a trip to Europe and a cruise back, madly editing videos after a month away from my channels. Time to catch up on missed videos, and I've come to this one! I don't think I ever knew that was Jack Nicholsons!!😮😮😮 I know the links to people don't work here. I will recount in tomorrow's show if possible. I have an event in the morning. 1:11:55 @mobius981 I used to change reels in a theater in college. Some of my changes looked just like that!!! 😅🤣😂 @Jay Dixon - I do costumes, too!! Love it!! @mobius981 - I LOVE Nasturtium, too!! So Enoch, I've heard a lot of these songs, I remember them but I don't think I have ever seen the theatrical version of this! It's hilarious!!! 3:03:40 @Jay Dixon, @Adam Burleigh is correct, YOU are the talk of the whole gardening community around the globe! I have spoken your name in UK livestreams and US livestreams a like! 😉 3:30:13 ... than there is @Serena Norrell with all the best jokes!! Another legend of the gardening community!!! 🤣😂🤣 3:39:31 @mobius981- ​​"the vegetable must be destroyed lol"... Has anyone seen my Luffa?!? I am living with a real Audrey 2! That Luffa ate a 17 foot tall 3 foot across tree trunk in my back yard!!! Heeeeeeeelp!!!! 3:59:50 I don't know about you but I thought Enoch muted was just as dramatic as the play!! 🤣🤣🤣 4:11:30 Wizard of Oz AND Chitty Chitty Bang Bang! 4:13:38 Rocky Horror!! We love that one, too, @Adam Burleigh!!

This was great!!! Thanks for bringing these great people together.

This guy is a blast! Great episode Enoch! 😊

Watching the replay.

Thanks Enoch, fantastic collaboration, great passion and knowledge shared and enjoyed, when greats meet that's when the true knowledge is shared.

Super awesome music!!!! 😊😊😊❤❤❤❤

I watch both of their channels and I'm in zone 9a. It's about learning techniques, regardless of the season. Eventually, our season will come and I can then apply the things I've learned.

Watching the replay! Thanks for the show Enoch and friends!

What a great LIVE ! Two excellent guests ( Mark from Self Sufficient Me and Nate from Garden Like A Viking ) brought their expertise to our viewers. Thanks to all who joined us.

Hi Enoch. Sorry I missed the live.

Bye all😊

Have you heard of Joseph Lofthouse's landrace gardening?