50 plants in 4 sq ft of space with the Garden Tower 2!

[@fromthegardenchannel]

Culantro is not Cilantro and is a very different herb. I encourage you to be open to learning something instead of immediately correcting a stranger on pronunciation ❤

[@josea1707]

Super important herb in Puerto Rican and Caribbean cuisine!

[@asmrpocket2072]

You ate that. So where can I get the ✨Garden Tower 2✨?

[@waldogufra5585]

Hell yea! School them!!

[@windchaser12]

​@@bladeofvengquit being rude.

[@windchaser12]

​@@Laochriquit being rude.

[@melissagies3624]

I would use that to plant so many strawberries, my neighbors would love me

[@Natasha___.]

If I was viewing a house and I wasn’t really sure about it, but then I suddenly seen the neighbour had a garden overflowing with strawberries… that would be a game changer.

[@edgytoucan3444]

@@jamesortmann6587 damn who pissed in your cereal

[@metcaelfe]

​@@jamesortmann6587 chill out dude

[@Natasha___.]

@@jamesortmann6587 you’re jewish.

[@Natasha___.]

@@jamesortmann6587 you’re right I don’t own a home, I rent. I don’t know what that has to do with the lighthearted statement I made about strawberries though? 😂

[@Grogu01]

It’s actually really hard to find information on how to garden when you are only a renter in a house and can’t do fancy garden beds and stuff. Thank you!

[@mrs.tcampbell1249]

Container gardening is your friend. You can use bins, garbage cans, baskets, kiddie pools, and plant grow bags or pillow cases. You're welcome

[@user-jz9rh5gd3k]

Hydroponics is a good way too.

[@Hootowls5]

There are thousands of videos on how to garden in temporary or small spaces.

[@GoingGreenMom]

Check out the Greenstalk towers if you are really looking. Even with all the bells and whistles it is half the price, or you can get the basic setup for 100 bucks.

[@jill-of-all-trades]

@@mrs.tcampbell1249And cardboard boxes! 👍🏻

[@victoriawhite9421]

This is the first time I've seen someone outside the Caribbean using or growing culantro!! We call it chadon beni (pronounced shadow benny) or bhandhanya. ❤

[@niamh2739]

people use it in the united states the Philippines and vietnam

[@MarzBarzio]

Look at Goya recaito and any Spanish super market

[@758fiyuhbyrd9]

I didn't even know chadon beni wasn't the proper name

[@jeannevellinga2651]

What does it taste like?

[@marcianna9324]

Wait, culantro is rhe proper name for that plant?? I only know it as shadon beni and bandanya You learn something everyday😅

[@breimalislobodnoime]

good idea to mix the soil in a cardboard box!

[@MH-tn3pp]

It’s better to keep the box clean and dry and recycle it.

[@breimalislobodnoime]

@@MH-tn3pp if you live in a place where paper gets recycled 🙃

[@ThatFunnyGuyXx]

@@MH-tn3ppor just recycle it yourself… I mean just add it to your compost (maybe wet and rip it up a bit first)

[@MH-tn3pp]

@@ThatFunnyGuyXx sure, it can be composted, but recycling gives it opportunity te get another cycle or more = to be reused. Less cutting trees. Yes, I live in a place where paper is recycled. I wish to see recycling facilities everywhere in Earth.

[@mrwiggiewoo]

Wow! I want see when the plants start geowing! I hope you keep posting.

[@taytortwat]

Mother's day gift locked in. She is going to love it and her pesky pooch can't dig it up!

[@BigIndianBindi-jy1cz]

it's too expensive and a rip off.

[@dianethompson3483]

Look at Greenstalk vertical planter. Less expensive and same high quality!

[@puggirl415]

You must be doing well. That thing is over 600$.

[@sparklelee5948]

So she can keep putting kitchen scraps in and will add worms also? And they will make compost but not damage the roots of the plants? New gardener here! Sorry if that's a dumb question

[@fromthegardenchannel]

Not a dumb question at all. Yes you are correct!

[@renel7303]

The only "dumb" questions are the ones we don't ask for fear of looking silly. When you're new to something, especially, time is money and knowledge will help you feed yourself and others. BTW, most gardening channels the OP as well as their followers are happy to share tidbits of information. Enjoy your gardening!

[@tessasinclair6315]

Would like to see a post on the tower during 'growth season' to see how it holds up and whether plants are not fighting for space...!?

[@chuckwaardenburg496]

The worms and their castings are beneficial to the plants root system.

[@sadeggs295]

The worms are decomposers, meaning that they prefer eatting scraps and rotting materials. Then, they poop out the scraps, turning them into fertile soil. They're not interested in eating the plant roots, they just help around 🌱

[@debbiethomas3687]

It's available in the UK, and is reduced at the moment in both the UK and the US, but... In the US the reduced price is $379 (£299.27) but in the UK it is reduced to £445 which is $563.69. Ouch! Too much for me, sadly.

[@cultleader3572]

There's knock off ones on amzon ir $35

[@lsmith992]

Yes but they're the same as those in pound land. They're small, and fallover easily.

[@notyouraveragegoldenpotato]

Can get 20, 30, 50 gallon plastic barrels for a couple bucks used (empty food manufacturing barrells) literally for a couple bucks, a soldering iron and a heat gun or propane torch and you can make the same thing basically. I guess you could throw a drilled 4" pipe in the middle if ya wanted but I think that is kinda a gimmick design not really helpful. (If you're on a budget)

[@debraeichner7784]

So I could use a 33 gal plastic garbage container, a section of downspout for compost/worm farm center. Just cut lg grate design in downspout, get cover from laser printer. Cut plant holes in outside garbage can. Need to check for large drip tray from Lowes gardening center. Also check out grow light for winter growing too.

[@JazzyMamaInAK]

​@@cultleader3572 do you have a link or the brand name so I can search for it?

[@littlemau1360]

The worm tube is my favorite feature on any product.

[@justmestephanie1269]

How do you use the worm tube ?

[@auntiep4955]

Same question?

[@gavin6274]

You put worms in it. Then you put kitchen scraps in it. The worms will eat the scraps and while tunneling through the soil, will create pathways for oxygen. Plants and soil need oxygen to remain healthy, and the nutrients from the scrap help keep the soil fertilized. :)​@@justmestephanie1269

[@alirak9261]

I don't know much about gardening but this looks awesome for smaller plants. A lot of times those accumulate to take up a large space, but here it's all condensed not just for saving space but also ease of care. All you need to do is twirl the thing around to survey how everything is doing. It may be pricey for some, but the ease and joy you get put of it is priceless as long as it works. 👍

[@user-lt2oq5pv5y]

It works - makes an excellent herb garden 😊!

[@joycebegnaud9645]

How much do these cost??? And where do you get them from?

[@carolyn22]

I love the fact that it has that center compost. You can do this in a"real" garden too and every time it rains all that nutrients goes into the soil

[@SEHmmmmmm]

A permanent set up that’s similar is called a keyhole garden. Named that due to the shape from above.

[@jude7321]

​@@SEHmmmmmm I'm looking that up, I'm going to see if I can find it. Thanks!

[@SEHmmmmmm]

@@jude7321 An organisation called Ripple Effect (Previously Send A Cow) have great resources for sustainable gardening methods.

[@sarahbenson7625]

I need to see this when all the plants are full grown

[@mwinchester66]

This is what my late husband needed, instead of all the damn pots I have to take care of now. 😩

[@ZumUrspungZurueck]

I think, there are many people out there who would be grateful to get some pots for little money or for free. Just get rid of them. His decision of having so many pots shouldn't be your burden forever!

[@angiana_]

I'm so sorry for your loss. Life's too short to take on someone else's hobby. I doubt your husband would want you to burden yourself with something you dont enjoy. As a plant lover who lost most of her plants when she got sick I would have much preferred it if my family joined a local plant lovers group and sold or gave my plants to people who enjoy caring for them then to burden themselves or just ignored them (like they did)

[@kettle2293]

You have permission to let his garden go. ❤

[@christinalomeli7024]

What if you reported them into this planter?! That way you still honor his memory, but don’t have to stress ❤ I am sorry for your loss!

[@christinalomeli7024]

But also, the other commenters make a good point and if you are ready to let them be, you just do that ❤

[@user-ld8do4fp1r]

Beautiful. Saw it online for over $600. I think they would make more money if it were cheaper cause I want 5

[@fromthegardenchannel]

It's $379

[@user-ld8do4fp1r]

@@fromthegardenchannel can you give me the link?

[@jaytee2642]

​@@user-ld8do4fp1r Google the name of the item...Garden Tower 2, as shown in the title of this video. You should be able to easily find their website from there. Garden Tower is in the website name, so you'll know you have the correct company. But I also found some other sites that carry it, at varying prices.

[@thelaundress11]

@@fromthegardenchannelits $429 on Amazon right now

[@JazzyMamaInAK]

Maybe you can get a bulk discount? Doesn't hurt to ask 🤷🏾‍♀️🪴

[@nuriancastro2970]

I am a culantro fan...sooooo happy to see another human mention it on the internet. Cilantro is nice, culantro is the bomb. 🎉 By the way, I need a few towers of those.

[@closuitm]

Delicious culantro 🎉

[@petacrites9188]

Mind blown! CULANTRO? I'm here for it.

[@Grumpy_gurl]

I love culantro, my abuelita’s front yard had it growing like a weed.

[@fromthegardenchannel]

I love it so much !

[@bethanysmith5856]

Love that idea. I live in sand so this seems like it would be easier for expanding the garden then to build another raised bed

[@suzyp7178]

We need those everywhere! Feed the people ❤

[@kristillana]

How do they grow as they mature, the plants? Will they have enough room? How does this style of gardening effect harvest or the growing cycle? Looks really cool. I have lots of questions/ponderings.

[@DanielW607]

Tbh with this style of gardening you can’t grow stuff that’s too big. Strawberries for example work fine because the plant is very small and the berries hang off the sides. Bigger plants like peppers obviously won’t work since they are too big

[@Ninus316]

@@DanielW607Yeah, as you say. This form of gardening is basically an oversized and undersized herb garden and mulch bin for the single apartment dweller. Someone saw the standard strawberry pot and redesigned it a bit but kept the terracotta color (ugh!). Not a bad idea, but very limited for the urban farmer-type.

[@mohammedally977]

Helo nice lady where can I buy this tower

[@WoWLatinLearners]

Would like to see how it looked once the plants are mature. Anyone can transplant a seedling into anything.. but does it grow??

[@robrob7011]

I was always against these towers. But this one looks pretty cool Hope it worked out for you!

[@MrGamerCaptain]

love vertical growth

[@thelittlewitch253]

I have had one since it was a kickstarter project. It’s awesome! This year, I’m doing herbs to dry for use in the next two years. Yes, each year does have a theme.

[@kentst8956]

Good luck! We have one and some things seem to grow in it and other things just refuse to grow. Not all it is cracked up to be in my experience.

[@fromthegardenchannel]

I've had It for a year now and things have done great in it. I would try to grow tomatoes or peppers but my medicinal herbs, strawberries and leafy greens do great

[@morellabonita6858]

Cuulantro!!! I wish I can buy some here in PA.

[@sharim]

That is so cool! I grow my herbs and veggies in pots since I don’t have any beds, but that tower is the bomb! Thanks for the recommendation.

[@UltimateDelivery]

I learned about a new herb today! Thanks!

[@pswanberg1]

The problem with vertical planters is that half of your plants are stuck in shade.

[@beccagee5905]

It rotates.

[@christiedecker2724]

I purchased one of these I think in 2018 or thereabouts. I didn't get the wheels, and wish I had, but as some have said, this does cost a lot. I used it a couple years in my enclosed back porch with a southwestern exposure to grow greens and it worked so-so for that. I found that it dried out too quickly for my liking. About 3 years ago, I moved it outside to my lawn. I didn't do much with it as I had some family illness. Last year, I had a volunteer tomato plant grow in some herbs I repotted indoors in the winter. As the sun doesn't produce a lot of light in winter, they got quite leggy. In the spring I transplanted them outdoors in my tower and was able to put those leggy branches in various holes in my garden tower. I ended up having 22 large tomatoes on 1 tomato plant in my garden tower last year. 22 tomatoes that fully ripened and grew from one plant in my tower. We had a 'wet' year so I didn't have to worry about it drying out all the time but I still find that the tower does dry quicker than the surrounding soil. On another note, I've seen some pretty awesome 55-gallon barrels set up similarly to this grow tower and I would go that route next time rather than purchasing another one like this You can find the how-to's on KZbin if you are interested. Blessings.

[@SmallSnailMarie]

I've never heard of culantro, and now im very curious what that tastes like 😯 I might have to add that to my garden this year if I can 🤭

[@princesslupi4136]

That is so cool! I'm always looking for a multitude of growing options. Thank you. 🍓🍅🌶

[@user-lt2oq5pv5y]

I made one w/ a 55-gallon barrel. Drilled holes into PVC pipe in center. Took a while to cut out the planting holes. Put worms in. Built a wooden base & attached casters to roll it around. Worked great for my herbs. Then someone stole it 😮.

[@silhouetta6983]

A friend’s dad tried to make these out of like, big blue plastic water collection barrels in elementary school. They sat empty in her backyard for the next ten years at LEAST. Haha.

[@D6Sweety]

I wish the garden tower was sold in the EU!

[@CaptainAMAZINGGG]

There's probably something similar.. Also you can see how it looks and make something similar Be that type of person who can and does. You won't regret it. 👍

[@geekchick4859]

You could make it from PVC pipe. I’ve seen someone do it on another video.

[@lulunuyear8809]

Drill holes in the bottom of a plastic laundry hamper and put some PVC thru the center

[@dreamervanroom]

Appreciate you.. Good suggestion to start me thinking.@@lulunuyear8809

[@hiphoppreacher4real]

I remember when the company used to have giveaways of these towers

[@fromthegardenchannel]

They just did one last month on IG!

[@derisathartfelt5293]

my moms gonna love this, thank you for coming across my feed. gonna make taking plants in doors in the winter so much easier

[@blessed1113]

Beautiful!!’ 😮 I think I need one of those 😅 by the way, when you said “culantro” you made me smile 😊reminds me when my mama had her tiny herb garden and would ask me to get “culantro” to make some yummy soup ❤ thanks for sharing this video

[@catherinemushaw1956]

Go with the 1st planter of this one. 2nd way to expensive. I have 3 of the 1st containers. This year I am going to try the large black rubber containers with a 1-2 inch hole drilled in the bottom. Probably going to set it up on concrete blocks. I already have 2 raised garden beds. Looking forward to the planting season.

[@JaniceSatterwhite-cz2yn]

I saw a video where a lady made something similar with 50 gallon barrel.

[@JoseLopez-cz3kc]

That is awesome & I heard from other videos that the larger plants should go on the bottom so they don't block sun from the smaller, 1ns. ❤.

[@fromthegardenchannel]

Yup!

[@Hyaphill]

Wow. This type of pot is new to me

[@elizabethrose8510]

Yes where to buy the pots? She talks real fast

[@happybee7725]

Thats cool it can spin around. That allows you to easily spin it around so all sides get some direct sun light

[@morgonerlenstar]

Wow, that is something awesome. Love it! This looks like a great tower planter

[@thelred-ph3lq]

Culantro is great for "Sofrito".

[@fromthegardenchannel]

Yup that's what we use it for

[@doriskarloff964]

Thank you - it's just what I need!

[@ITreasureMEAromatherapy]

You just motivated me to get my tower NOW! I had been procrastinating for months! I also rent! Subscribing to my new motivators channel! Thanks!!!

[@rodzilla134]

That's pretty ingenious!! I like it!

[@korajo6276]

Imagine building a tiny cage around this and filling it with strawberries

[@franqueroz6027]

How do you keep the cats away? In my neighborhood there are a lot of cats that pee everywhere! I can do this. Any suggestions?

[@PrettyandPreppyPeople]

This so freaking cool I have never seen anything like this is life changing

[@alohatvj]

That is so amazing ❤❤❤.

[@ralsharp6013]

Amazing worm farm and pot planter all-in-one😊

[@muskokaoma7470]

Oh id love to have one of those for my deck. Looks like it would be helpful for me with back issues. Thanks for sharing.

[@DemolitionJade]

I would love to have a grow tower, they are awesome!

[@patrickriddlem9130]

Is it plastic? Feel like the plastic with leech into the soil/plants

[@JoyceB-qv9xq]

They claim: "100% UV stable food-grade high-purity HDPE plastic, and backed by a 5-year manufacturer warranty."

[@erfan4244]

​@@JoyceB-qv9xqI can do without, but if space is really limited and you aren't going to keep this for many years and +375$ price is fine to you then go ahead.

[@23mrwigglesby]

That is so awesome. I am working on talking my wife into letting me get a few

[@BloomzMember]

Thank you for sharing this! I currently live in an apartment and thinking about 'when I have space for a garden'. 🕊✌️🦋

[@user-zr9hu3tf1y]

maybe you know this already, but just in case you dont, theres a bunch of info on apartment gardening, depending i guess on your sun situation. but even then, grow lights might help. just worth looking into if you havent already

[@haxoorr]

Culantro or Recao is a strong herb that is use in the confection of soups stews beans and one of the main ingredients of sofrito a Puerto Rican cuisine all in one condiment.

[@assasiner567]

Keep us updated ... about the plants ... it looks cool

[@user-rc7ld1db8v]

I have a pot like this at home, smaller with the same shape. Over time, with watering, all of the dirt came out of the small planting holes. I tried many times and was never successful with this particular pot.

[@perkidanman]

Vertical gardening *and* a worm composter? We live in the future and I love it.

[@ross5639]

Awesome. I want to see the plants after they mature. Is anyone else interested?

[@barbaraaguttman8854]

Fantastic! Next add the same type of Tower… with a multitude of Herbs! 💚

[@susannewinslow5717]

If ya think about it most plants need 5 gallon pots or bigger for 1 ADULT MATURE plant. You can only put tiny flowers or plants in that thing. And it depends on what type of root system it grows. Example rasberry roots like to grow perennial and to the side. Some shrubs go straight down called a tap root.

[@fullcirclecommunications1005]

Dont forget that the roots stay inside and only the neck of the plant needs to stick out

[@jamiwilliams5885]

I have similar stacking pots and nothing grows on the back sides where there is no sun

[@manithyamahaguhambananda4731]

Amazing work skills, any sharing where we can get these gardening pot container It's amazing Thanks for sharing such a utility information

[@tjb2415]

Oh wow, I love this! ❤

[@jeremychastain6254]

The way you pronounced cilantro will be rolling around my mind until my dying day😂

[@anthonynemanic812]

Culantro is a different herb. Thought the same thing in a store when I saw culantro, automatically thinking it was a spelling mistake

[@universeslap]

Killantro😅

[@TheMortgageXpert]

Culantro looks like lettuce and has a stronger flavor. Very popular with Caribbean cooking.

[@sullendragon8900]

​@@TheMortgageXpertoh neat, thanks! I was assuming it was one of those fancy names for a more heat-tolerant cilantro.

[@kav977]

Actually, she's right. There is a spice leaf called culantro. It is mostly used in Spanish recipes. The smell and taste can be overpowering, so please use sparingly at first. Once you're used to it, you can add it to many dishes. Cilantro, on the other hand, can be added in huge amounts and be used in different cuisines. And a mistake never corrected, it should be called coriander. ❤

[@arielwesley1202]

When I have a patio with more sun I’m definitely getting this. This looks awesome

[@roseyrose9467]

I appreciate this video. I was considering getting one of these. 💡

[@marykitt6193]

Ahhhh I need to get my seeds started! I have a ceramic version of this. What can I out in it?

[@fromthegardenchannel]

Right now lettuce and leafy greens, but I also love putting herbs in mine! I also added strawberries

[@marykitt6193]

I might try herbs. I've tried flowers before but it gets so hot everything fries with the ceramic.

[@fromthegardenchannel]

@@marykitt6193 herbs love ceramic because drainage is better!

[@Haruvamp]

What's the name of the ceramic one ❤

[@marykitt6193]

It was my grandmothers, so its probably at least 20-30 years old. They're quite sturdy!​@Haruvamp

[@saraforbes]

You'll probably need to add worms in considering you started with bagged potting soil , but this is an awesome idea

[@tresbonoeuf]

Did you hear her say “It’s time to fill up the worm farm” at the end?

[@MM-gq7lp]

Did you even watch the video Sarah ? Or did you just feel the need to act smart like you know shit and not even pay attention

[@trishaferrand1395]

​@@MM-gq7lpNo need to be rude.

[@Keyspoet27]

​@tresbonoeuf She was going to fill it with kitchen scraps, which she said earlier. She would STILL have to add red worms.

[@tresbonoeuf]

@@Keyspoet27 What exactly do you think “it’s time to fill up the worm farm” implies? Do you have trouble connecting dots?

[@ellisonpeace5344]

We carry a couple of these at my nursery. I’ve never had anybody buy one, and I’ve always been curious about the type of person to own one. I guess I found my answer.

[@omfug7148]

They are really expensive more expensive than a greenstalk, I like the idea of the compost/worm tube but not enough to pay over $400.

[@rainnmoon114]

As a puerto rican im soooo happy to hear someone talk about culantro ❤ cilantro and culantro are so essential lol

[@kellygarnet6329]

The Garden Tower 2 is $490 in Canada on Amazon plus $60 for delivery.. !!!

[@mizcea1]

😮 wow.. unaffordable for me

[@Ghhyuttgg]

​@@mizcea1that's expensive salad!!

[@karmen9514]

I'll stick to my 5 tier $60-$80 vertice gardens 😂😂 that price is definitely not for me.

[@Nirrrina]

You might try seeing if your local library has a 3d printer. Then see if you could find if someone has a file to 3d print something similar. Preferably in a way where you could print a little at a time.

[@truly4927]

It’s $429 on Amazon and free delivery in the US for the exact same product.

[@cleopatratx4461]

Where can you purchase?

[@fromthegardenchannel]

Here's the link! shareasale.com/r.cfm?b=590543&u=3250074&m=52284&urllink=&afftrack=

[@treyondaren3542]

@@fromthegardenchannel My says its get virus when i enter.

[@fromthegardenchannel]

@@treyondaren3542 yea, no. It does not say that when anyone else clicks it.

[@sarahperrotta78]

@@fromthegardenchannellol

[@REALITYFORMERS]

Nice. Can also do that with a perforated plastic tub or a barrel. Good for a strawberry planter.

[@ranngardenidea]

beautiful growing tray

[@sm-yj7nu]

What a neat & innovative tower! ❤

[@robinguertin574]

I wanted to see how you set up the worm farm. Great garden!

[@realityczech7493]

Amazing!!! Show us more videos please, like the worm farm, etc.❤

[@LunarWolf]

The worm tube is pure brilliance. Thank you for this video 😊

[@donnaleonard276]

PLEASEEEE!! EXPLAIN HOW DO U GET TO THE WORM FARM WHEN TIME TO CHANGE OUT THE COMPOSE IF ALL UR VEGGIES SRE GROWING. THKS FOR SHARING. 👍🏾👍🏾🤗💜

[@Goldifarms]

You are awesome keep up the beautiful work ❤

[@llwessel]

The capacity is amazing!

[@mywaterfountain]

I almost wonder if the worm tube would be better as an airtube so the roots could have exposure to more air. You wouldn’t have to change anything, but I’d be interested in seeing a side-by-side growing comparison because I think that would also be a really cool idea.

[@ASMR.by.HIPPYCHICK]

That tower here in the UK is £500! It does look great but unaffordable to some unfortunately..

[@calichicana6587]

This is great!!! I love this ❤

[@rangerjaxmaxmay7742]

Fabulous. Would truly adore to have one.

[@boogie1014]

Wow!!!!!!!! Thanks for sharing thus

[@sm-yj7nu]

Im glad this popped up i forgot i kinda like gardening ❤

[@alexxdaye1]

I NEED this in my life!!!! I LOVE IT!!!

[@ellem7258]

I got strawberries immediately in my mind 🍓🍓🍓

[@novaflame4812]

this actually looks like a good space saving planter, might have to consider getting a few of these this spring ^_^.

[@NiranjanBendre]

Never heard of culantro. Now I love cilantro or coriander so I might have to consider growing it because they sound so similar.

[@GaymerPR]

The first plant i thought about was culantro and then u mentioned it in the video.

[@dianeherman8672]

I can't wait to see how it looks later this summer. Growing!

[@BeAHappyCamper2Day]

This is awesome. Love to see it later. Never saw this tower. Never heard of culantro . Time to figure out what it is.

[@OoooshetriesSs]

BAKER CREEK SEEDS!!!!! My absolute FAVORITE!!!

[@stellaluuk2713]

Love that tower garden!

[@josephfitzpatrick9625]

Pretty cool❤

[@fatgirlfreestyle]

I’m getting ready to move and will have a front porch and a huge backyard. This will be PERFECT!!!!

[@naturphilenaturlover6385]

You are doing great work 💯

[@og_grizz_rick1068]

From Texas too! Glad I came across this