That works great if you have one with the button, not so much if you don’t lol

So it took you over 2 minutes for us to actually see which fencing you were talking about .omg

56V isn't a model number it's Volts. W is watts. They guy blowing leaves isn't using an EGO blower. Thanx for the breakdown of the chargers though. Didn't know about some of them.

I had a 7 day one done last week. I can't remember anything at all from those entire 7 days. They weren't giving me my medications, I must have had some pretty big ones because my legs were sore and I had bruises all over.

We have them here on the plains and grasslands of South Dakota. Most of these trees were brought in to create windbreaks. I love how they look in this vast landscape.

It's per gallon of water. Can I have two ounces of solution? Thanks😊

Need to update your video to it is NOT safe for animals or humans and should be wearing protective gear. Just like some of the other comments. This is very misleading and false telling people its safe. Wtf.

How do you know that you had a seizure? So glad that you can take a shower and wash your hair. Such a nice thought.

You don’t look silly. You are taking care of yourself. I am supposed to get a 72 hour EEG soon. I am anxious to know the results. I have been experiencing more tremors so hope something will work. Thank you for the video.

Work hard play....shut the hell up

I have a ranch in Northwest Wyoming, in a semi-arid zone, elevation about 5,00 feet, at the base of the Northern Rockies. To my eye Russian-Olive trees are attractive; I think the silver leaves really "lighten up" the landscape. More importantly they provide benefits, mainly serving as a great windbreak. The key is ensuring they're planted with two other types of trees / bushes... I have Ash and Juniper (which is native to Wyoming), so that you can have a real multi-layered shield against the wind. They can get a little aggravating when the upper branches / limbs die because they're sort of unsightly that way, and it's not the easiest pruning job in the world. It's odd because of a plant that is so drought tolerant, they use up a lot of water when they can. All in all, for me, they're a net positive.

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That was way too easy to move for a trumpet vine 😂. Definitely Virginia creeper. You can scoop those right out of the ground before they get big. Although I'm surprised it died eventually. I've transplanted some multiple times with delays between planting and they are perfectly fine. I left some in plastic bags with no water but the initially moist dirt that came with in a room with practically no light for 2 weeks. Not having gotten around to them I shoved them in a random pot on the driveway in full shade and maybe watered once during severe drought of less than 1" rain per month in record high temps. They weren't particularly big but healthy looking otherwise. Finally I stuck them in a rocky, dry area of full shade that hardly anything will grow just before it snowed. All 3 are 4-5' high and growing faster every week. Digging up trumpet vine.... Even 1 year old plants had roots over 2' down with the runners about the length of my forearm below the top soil before I hooked my fingers under one. I gave up and chopped off the root of any older plants when I hit 4' straight down. They have no root ball. If they aren't still part of a runner going sideways they are more like a cream colored carrot with minimal side roots but a neverending one that apparently can go 10'+ deep. Nearly all vines can be and usually benefit from trimming the top down to 2-3' length before digging them up to move. It also makes it very easy because you just start at the base, go about 2' up depending on how big it is and cut it off. No untangling needed. Virginia creeper is also best moved early in the spring when it just has buds. However, I haven't found a way to kill it without trying to. I'd bet on growing conditions rather than transplanting being the problem. It never grows in the low areas of marshes or streams. Always several feet up a steep slope or on raised areas above anywhere that sees a lot of water. In a drainage ditch with saturated soil even just part of the year would be the exact opposite of where I see it growing wild. Most sources list it's only soil requirements as "well drained" and watering requirements in containers as regularly but allow to dry between. I'm sure established, mature plants would survive short yearly flooding but young and recent transplants might succumb to root or stem rotting if the ground remains too wet for long.

Not safe at all. 2,4-D is a pesticide that been linked to a higher risk of Parkinson’s disease, immune system problems and hypothyroidism.

Where did you get that backpack sprayer?

What is the AH you are using? You should test it without the turbo to see the run time difference.

Did you use the concentrate? If so, what amount of 2,4-D per gallon of H20. Otherwise you would have had to use the premixed that is ready to use. I always take a shower after I use any of the weed killers, in addition to all the normal precautions.

In Canada they banned 2,4,D 😢. Great Video! 👍🇨🇦

Your positive attitude is so encouraging thank you for this video❤

Scrolled comments hoping someone asked snit the cool sprayer !! Kat domyou remember where you bought it looks better than the basic one I’ve seen at harbor freight

Be very careful with 2-4d folks, very careful

Can trumpet vine tolerate metal fence or it will burn a plant in hot days? Asking because I planted my trumpet in the corner of heavy duty metal fence few days ago. So, I will be facing same problems very soon, but I want to have green fence like you did

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really stupid video

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save you money i have them at basement door and on counter top where sink is and the oven more mouse shits than ever so i got bleach and perfume mixed in spray bottle and spray all over behind microwave --- floor of basement door heat duck and thats stopping them just sent for electronic pest control 8 pack from amazon all coustomer reviews 5 stars named pest offense i think

Would this trimmer be good for cutting Phragmites?

Wear musk !

Why promote using toxic substances

Is this safe for dogs? How soon can they be on the lawn?

I used the same trellis last summer for my weed plants actually worked great . Sweet vid also love the idea for honey suckles ❤

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May kill me one day, but I kinda like the smell. It's like a chemically stale rainwater. Reminds me of my summer job back in college.. I remember getting drenched in the stuff one day when a backpack tank sprayer leaked. Good times..

Absolutely concrete wall

2,4-D will give you cancer. Be very careful with it. Don't inhale it, don't let it get on your skin!

Going to try to make one,you Make it look easy😂❤

Dang good looking thing!😊

Probably a waste putting it on your gravel, would have been better to put a heavier dose on the actual grass and use a non-selective herbicide or anything really on the gravel later on.

Pre-emergent ... the terminology is a bit misleading; technically; a pre-emergent kills weeds as they sprout from their seeds; the seeds are not prevented from germinating, actually; furthermore, seeds that remain dormant (the seed that did not sprout) remain un-affected.

Amazon won't ship to Minnesota due to health concerns.. However, found it at my local hardware store.

Thank you sis

I could watch this chick work all day, Kat Ray the total package.

Do I use anything with the 2 4 d

Your husband is the key.😂🎉

great video!

Wow that was so nice equipment

It's a nice garden Is enviable

Love it😮

You are such a hard worker. I really admire your drive🎉

You are cute 😊 ❤️