Gardening Update August 2024

I do not encourage anyone to enter culverts, unclog anything, or enter flooded areas as it can easily become deadly without the proper training
I unclog drains for fun in my spare time (I have been trained in culvert inspections for years with private co.) and I am osha trained.
Exploring anything abandoned can be dangerous or deadly without experience. I don't encourage anyone to enter any abandoned structures. Not only is safety a concern, but often times its illegal, and when possible I seek out permission from the owner or local police. I simply go to document its history before it's gone forever and I leave things the way I find them. I only take pictures and only leave footprints. I assume all the risks and responsibility before doing this. Please don't attempt to do this on your own. There could be nails, asbestos, falling concrete, soft floors, animals, or other hazards. Thanks for watching.
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[@acdallas6356]

Love the garden videos. They're my favorites!!! 😺

[@shelbyjoslin1014]

That cactus is a prickly pear and fun fact it’s eatable and apparently quite tasty! I’ve not had it myself but people love it!

[@gatorgogo2742]

Your garden is flourishing! Your yard is magical! Thanks for sharing with us.

[@erikahuxley]

One of the mistake I make is growing too many tomato plants. Next year I will probably only grow 6 cherry tomatoes max, and less plants overall. I have to grow a lot because I save seeds and always trialing new variety. My trellis for each plant is 6-7ft tall, by 2-5ft wide. I always ended up with more tomatoes than I can eat and giveaway, and the ripe ones left on the vine get pierced by stink bug or have eggs laid in them by flies, so they become nasty. I do can and freeze but even then I still have frozen tomato from last year. I recommend doing more bellpepper, romanesco cauliflower and peas. Once you let chives establish on the ground you pretty much have it forever.

[@melindacurnkey1162]

Love your gardens. Thank you for the tour. Love your channels and content. Big fan here.

[@marceyvogt2007]

Beautiful! Your garden is looking good. Love all the little critters. Thank you Post10.☮️💖🎶

[@damnbadger8242]

The 'buttpole'... I must have missed a previous update when the birdhouse construction got taken down 😅

[@db.mc2]

Hope you have a great harvest 🍅🥒🌶🥕🥬 Post! 👊🏻👍🏻Appreciate you my friends 🙏🏻

[@justsomeguy6474]

You will never regret having access all around your wells.

[@WisconsinAdventures]

Great vlog, Been waiting for a garden update, garden looks amazing. I would absolutely love to have a property like yours, I am so glad you take such good care of it

[@ForTheBirbs]

Thanks for the awesome update Posty. All looking good. Cheers

[@denisemarie1825]

Love your videos and your garden good for you nice work and very smart

[@NYDRAINS]

The garden is starting off well 👌

[@donaldevans5752]

Brilliant brilliant video post , everything is looking great .

[@auntvesuvi3872]

Lookin' good. 🥬🍆🍅

[@Riverview12313]

Love your place great garden!!❤😊 have a great week!! 😅

[@djangosouthwest6043]

Wow man i lost track of your channel and now you got a garden that's awesome I heard a trick where you can use beer and salt to get rid of snails and slugs from touching your garden just don't have it next to your garden

[@ruthstory2277]

Your garden looks great!! Excellent video Post!!

[@tdk5993]

Garden looking great!

[@graceangel5146]

Lupine are biennials. They only grow leaves the first year. They have flowers and drop their seed the second year. If the climate isn’t too harsh they can last longer that two years. They do naturalize well once they’re established though. Your place is so beautiful. I love the harvest flies too. There aren’t any where I live. Thanks for the tour. 🙂

[@vickyrolls4730]

Please can you set up a trail cam and film the bear in the berry bushes 🙏 Also your lettuce looks like it’s bolted. The leaves may be sour if you eat them. You can cook with them though. This happens naturally as the days get longer. You might be able to save the lettuce by cutting it back at the base and it will regrow. If it gets too hot you may lose them though. Hope this helps 😊

[@randomviking8676]

Congrats on the cat tails, they look so cool!

[@angelozapp]

Looking good brother God bless 🇦🇺♥️

[@raelelectric]

Beautiful, I love your videos. I make seed tape out of toilet paper cut into long strips and dots of elmers glue, using a toothpick, You can space the seeds perfectly and bury them with a little soil. I make them up ahead of time in the off season, while dreaming of a perfect harvest.

[@sharinnature]

What an awesome garden! Dang you have everything 🌿🌱🍃I can't tell for sure but your cactus looks like prickly pear. Thanks for sharing and have a great rest of your day 🌞

[@gabest4]

Highly invasive in Europe. Since it survives winter, you can find small patches in the wild now.

[@sharinnature]

@@gabest4 Interesting 🙂 I try to always keep some prickly pear in a pot because I use it for medicine for infections.

[@crazy8skml]

Dream property! Your place looks very peaceful❤.

[@dariawells7438]

Can't wait to see the froggy vid. They're so cute!

[@Madonnis]

Your garden looks really well designed/ordered this summer. Very nice👍👍😉

[@sues4039]

Prickly pear cactus. I have a patch here in Ct. They shrivel up in winter and come back great every spring.

[@diane_alworth]

Thanks Post

[@hevchip741]

Blueberries benefit from a pruning in winter. They like slightly acidic soil best

[@shelbyjoslin1014]

Plant the chives right next to, and I might RIGHT NEXT TO, any other plants you have that the slugs love. It will help protect them from the slugs and will not harm the other plant bc chives don’t crowd or outcompete other plants 💚💚💚

[@LadyHeathersLair]

Too bad about the cucumbers 🥒. But I’m glad the rest of the garden is thriving.

[@breakawaybooks4752]

The non evergreen pine is called a Larch.

[@dusty4c]

Had a rough day today and a garden and frog update is just what I needed. Thanks Post!!

[@vintagetone22]

Beautifull place.🙏👍❤🌹❤🌹❤

[@jessicajohnson8878]

great vlog

[@onetuliptree]

This year my cucumbers are doing great but tomatoes and peppers haven't been doing much. I planted the cucumber in a container with a drain hole and it was able to grow a root down into the soil and the voles didn't eat it.

[@dwagner6]

Probably figured this out already, but your lettuce is bolting (going to seed/making flowers). To me, it’s not a big deal, but it does make the lettuce a little bitter.

[@ReclusiveMountainMan]

Great update, brother. Always interesting.

[@helenr991]

Cool 👍

[@suzannewillis817]

I'll say one thing you'll be eating good! As for the buttpole I'm just glad it wasn't sitting on a toilet up there!🤣

[@ItsTheCostanza]

It’s not easy to garden in the south only because the dirt is very sandy

[@NewEnglandWildlifeAndMore]

It's also very sandy here in the mountains. I had to buy a lot of cow manure. And soil to add to this

[@KonaSquid]

nice :3

[@TheJunkyard420]

The plowman is broad as the back of the land he is sowing…

[@LD__]

💚

[@ducewags]

Todays fun fact, blueberrys love used coffee grounds, and the rest of the garden will love it also. Thanks for the shows Post.

[@glass1258]

New englands only native cactus 🌵 I forgot the name of it tho

[@brian70Cuda]

That odd cacti you have is called prickly pear in my neck of the woods, (Mt.) Love the garden vids you make!:) Do you like greasy bear meat;)

[@NewEnglandWildlifeAndMore]

I've never tried regular bear meat, but I bought it once in a can from russia to try it

[@wurtle4862]

wait these things are not decade old

[@helenr991]

Try Cantaloupe

[@maddmaxx6730]

Put a plastic chicken on top of the butt pole and tell people guess what then point at the pole

[@NewEnglandWildlifeAndMore]

AWESOME IDEA LOL, Thanks

[@vickiwood9192]

Looking good! Do you ever eat fried green tomatoes?

[@NewEnglandWildlifeAndMore]

Yes. I have videos of cooking with them last fall

[@vickiwood9192]

@@NewEnglandWildlifeAndMore I forgot. I'm old. Love fried green tomatoes.

[@lindarackstraw7711]

Is that cactus a prickly pear?

[@thatbronyguy372]

10:20 is a larch

[@NewEnglandWildlifeAndMore]

It has 2 names

[@mrpeaceful1]

where weed plants ,..,,. im dogecoin

[@mrpeaceful1]

Love you newl&m... No homo