Perfect love be abundant for this family, and provision for needs with whatever they maybe facing.

Thank you, wow, that wood is amazing, thank you smells, sounds and close ups of it...

Nice job on that log.

get to the damn point

Did you remove the roots? If so, how? Oh and what blade did you use on the Sawzall ? Thanks for your help in advance..

how far away from a structure should they be planted?

My monkey grass has yellow tips. Why and what should I do and when?

Why no orange peel?I do.

How’s ya family from Hurricane?🌀 Hope is All Well 🙏🏽

Our family is here for your family, focus on the immediate surrounding and know at some point your community will be behind you all. Prayers and support ❤️ will check in later

I have not watched this video yet, but I will predict that I probably composted nine out of 10 of these things no problem😅 So things I don't compost from this list are: 1. Dog/cat poo 2. Glossy paper 3. Clothing Everything else composts just fine😊😊 Although I am very picky about where I get my grass clippings from

Should have left a hole at the bottom.

I grew a ton of crape Myrtle's and it's so hard to decide what branches need to go and what needs to stay to make that nice canopy shape 🤷‍♂️

I hope life is going great for you, but please consider coming back to us.

How do you get water to your tree with those tarps blocking the trees ability to soak in water?

Thank you.

I would be glad for some sand. Where I live it's Caliche soil. Try growing plants in that.

I made a great video on the suffocating aspect of cardboard. I would never use cardboard in my garden. No-till isn’t necessary as long as you and compost into the tilled soils. I love my pitchfork it does some amazing work that cardboard could never do. I also prefer creating a 5 year plan and cardboard doesn’t fit into the process.

What a pet rabbits poo?

I think you went to school and you can be great teacher ❤

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That was great 👍🏻 👌 education 👏 love it thank you they just pruned my tree I was sad they took all the branches out but it's coming back it was growing to huge tree 🌳 kinda protected ir gave nice cool shade to the house now it felt like necked around the house 🏠 like you said they are reliant they grow right back quickly. I really learned a lot from this video very helpful thank you as female 🙏 I have a lots to learn I just plant more than 100 plant 🪴 6 fruit tree 🌳 2 different apples Persimmon 🍎 tree pear 🍐 2 different kind peaches 🍑 a lots of new crep myrtle tree 🌳 and hundreds of flowers 💐 make over my backyard after my German shepherd destroyed backyard cist thousand of dollars they dig big whole took entire big red crep myrtle tree out now the have their own fenced backyard I gave the dog half of the backyard ❤️ I love the dog 🐕. MY BEST 👌 FRIENDS

Is there anything you would do differently after the first time? Nice video

People make humanure compost. Japanese researcher discover a little bit of oil make the compost hotter.

i know its a low, dry stacked wall but no concerns about movement without drainage?

Praise God! Thank you, beautiful indigenous peoples..

Don’t forget to like the video!

I have learned fresh straw bale's full of seeds. If I can move straw from neighbors decorations. They get soaked. But I throw blood meal & water them every so often. Coming spring. Less seed problems

get to the point damn

I hate knowing what I know and then coming across s**t videos with ignorant and misleading information, if Ur gunna make tutorials or give advice know the full facts or dont make em dude wtf straw consist of lignan, cellulose, hemicellulose, nitrogen, carbon and maganese and I think some plant proteins it being wheat straw soooo thats alot more then " mostley carbon"

Gratitude 😊

My neighbor, a professional gardener for 30 years once told me DON'T EVER USE THAT WEED BARRIER FABRIC...it is not necessary for a nice looking garden plus that thing will not keep weeds off 100% and is a pain in the @ss if you ever decide to remove it after a couple years. A nice looking garden is well tilled soil with quality fertilizer and quality mulch....this fabric crap is not necessary and not healthy at all for your plants, shrubs, trees, etc. as it keeps the soil too dry and won't allow for proper watering. There are many products these days sold to keep weeds away....this fabric is not the way to go guaranteed.

Summertime look for me as a landscaper is as follows. 1.Green polo shirt with my logo 2. Tan shorts to tan my white Celtic legs 3. Approach trainers That’s it. Cool channel mate! All the best from Leeds UK 👍

Where can I find guys like you in the Detroit area? My stone borders are falling apart and I want to sell my house. I’m too tiny and have been sick so I can’t do it alone.

i didn't know that thank you for the information

Got plans to do this through my whole homestead. But being bugged by buddies to put a concrete footer in the ground to hold it.

You don't need mulch fashion styling. 😅 Gloves and knee pads are my suggestions 😊

Love it I can see the blessings praise God

Love it I can see the blessings praise God

Can’t wait to my two granddaughters are of age to do gardening with one of them is eight months at the time the other one I have started showing her and thanks to my grandmother. Thank you for sharing. God bless your family.

Good morning, I was looking for a video on compost and thank you very much for all your information. It gives me great insight I liked and started following and share. As I’m looking at your video, I see your getting ready to plant something so my question is can I just put the compost right in top of where I’m going to plant? I have some risen beds that are on the ground and it’s my first time attempting to grow, but I want to make sure I’m using the compost correctly Hope to hear from you soon and thank you very much for your information. God bless.

Doing landscape/hardscape work in bare feet is an interesting choice lol

I'm in Fl. Here, it gives a nice home to termites.

Hi garden guy! So glad you still have this channel; just saw your video about what not to compost. I have a question about that; I hope it's ok to leave here in this video. I just weed whacked 12" buffalo grass from side of my yard that was sprayed with glysophate as recently as 3 months ago. I almost started my 1st compost pile using those clippings. (Yikes!) My question is do you happen to know if there's an amount of time after which future crops of the grass could be safely used as mulch or compost if no more poison is applied? Thank you!!🙂🙂

Great idea. I may use this in my vegetable garden. Thanks.

How long did it take you to make that huge pile you were taking from? Just curious!

Overkill😂

I heard plants love cigarettes.

I’ve been using builder’s paper. I’ll have to compare the price to this. Thanks!

Great job…😎😎😎