GUIDING GREEN THUMBS - FARM DRONE FOOTAGE / BARN SPRING CLEANING / COOLER ROOM & HIGH TUNNEL PLANS

On this episode we try to fly our new drone without crashing it, Shelly gives you a tour of her the barn spring cleaning , while discussing plans for a cooler room and future placement of our High tunnel greenhouse. Shelly discovers the potted Tulips she planted and left in the barn are growing. We hope you enjoy this update and look forward to filming many more 'Early Spring Gardening Videos"
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[@cathyhatfield5340]

Your excitement is contagious!👍😎❤️

[@linakhoury6623]

Hi 🌺 .I enjoed alot your video . The farm is going to be amazing when all the project done and I can't wait to see the view of the pretty flowers . Have a great day .🌻🌺🌻

[@Debbiesbackyard]

🎉❤Super excited for you guys!! Can’t wait for spring to see all the new content.

[@meemawstexasgarden]

Shelly is like a kid on Christmas Morning with her drone. Really looking forward to the drone videos this year!

[@cyhomer]

OMG…Shelley, I am living vicariously thru you…I’m 72 and this was always my dream…I am so very excited for you, honey. YOU GO, GIRL.

[@sherry2836]

Blake is almost as tall as you, Shelly! Even though you have a huge project ahead of you, you guys have already accomplished so much. Looking forward to seeing drone footage of your gardens and farm progress this year. My pre-sprouting ranunculus were not sprouting in the cool dark utility room so I moved them to my warm, light living room and sprouts all over now! I think despite any "rules" about plant growing, if a plant wants to grow it will grow. Your experiment showed your tulips just want to live!😊

[@AJsGreenThumbLLC]

Drone shots were pretty epic! Great seeing the progress of you alls barn/farm! Hard work absolutely pays off. Congrats guys!

[@GuidingGreenThumbs]

Thanks so much!!

[@MK-wm6gu]

The barn is looking so good! You’ve all been working hard, and I’m sure it will pay off. Great news on the tulips, by the way, and the drone footage is very cool. Thanks for the video!

[@jondebbiegraff6492]

Love your excitement for the tulip experiment. I would have tried the same thing. Its hard when you can't get clear answers in gardening groups. Congrats!

[@MickiConn-eo5or]

Love your videos,your excitement is contagious.

[@GuidingGreenThumbs]

😊 Thank you

[@echomountain3370]

"Even you can do this!".....oh ouch LOL!

[@joshuam0289]

Love seeing the farm coming together. We all look forward to seeing more and more progress and what you guys do with the farm 🙌

[@lynnlee106]

love your logo!

[@cshamber]

So, I was just reading about the tulips. If they have roots before the freeze, they will be fine. A chemical change occurs that protects the bulb. And even though the dirt froze it still provided some protection. It will be interesting to see how they bloom and the differences between those and the in ground ones! PS- Barn is really starting to come together!

[@GuidingGreenThumbs]

Oh cool! Thanks for sharing that! We will see how they shape up!

[@AnnRayner-y2o]

Great video. I was wondering if you had cleaned and organised the barn. Live your plans. Loved the drone footage

[@fromseedtobloommedia9340]

I’m sure they will grow just fine, my tulips and daffodils are planted in containers, literally hundreds, they froze solid, some even frost heaved , they are all growing and the some are blooming. I too thought they were doomed!

[@marianstallings7344]

I’m so excited for you with your new drone. Your son is a natural at running it. Things are coming along at the barn, a gal with a plan!

[@mygardeninbloom]

This was totally cool! Your farm is beautiful from the air. Love the family picture! ❤❤❤

[@susanschuck8124]

Great fun video once again!

[@GuidingGreenThumbs]

Thank you!

[@laurieg5308]

Love the drone footage, and the logo! spring is upon us.

[@richbishop7896]

You're going to be getting some fantastic photos now! More exciting plans! Bonny

[@PeggyMills]

So much progress, Shelley with both the barn and plants. So exciting! Does the barn have a new roof?

[@GuidingGreenThumbs]

It has a new roof on the back side… which was in dire need! We couldn’t quite afford to put a new roof on the whole thing… but at least now it doesn’t have huge holes for the rain to destroy the inside. 😊

[@PeggyMills]

It looks good. We had to reroof our biggest, oldest barn 2 years ago. Every time we got a storm, a new piece seemed to roll up. It does save the structure though@@GuidingGreenThumbs

[@jeannebutler2836]

I Live what you’re doing!! Your cool room is going to be, well, so cool! What kind of drone is that?

[@GuidingGreenThumbs]

It’s a DJI mini 4 pro… it takes awesome landscape video and pics!

[@johnnybekker5937]

Almost all onions have built-in antifreeze. Tulips, daffodils, etc

[@LifeHomeandGardenwithAnaRica]

Nice drone footage, Excited to see your garden soon.

[@CA-rx9ze]

I live in zone 6 and everyone kept saying you have to dig your gladiolus and a friend decided to do what she and i do with other blubs. Put them a about a little on the deep side and she has had them for 4yrs now getting larger and healthier than the dug ones.

[@GuidingGreenThumbs]

Amazing!

[@CA-rx9ze]

I just think some plants are tougher than we give them credit for.

[@GuidingGreenThumbs]

I agree!

[@lovelight9164]

You should have left one crate of tulips outside and one inside and see which one grows best.

[@LovelyIslandVacation-ch6wo]

Why didn’t you guys keep all the hay to use for mulch or compost?

[@GuidingGreenThumbs]

Hay has seeds in it which would be more of a pain down the road with weeding….we are using it in our back field where it’s wet.

[@LovelyIslandVacation-ch6wo]

@@GuidingGreenThumbs oh good!! It’s great for filling wet boggy spots and making good soil over the years!! Smart to save and utilize it!!

[@jorgee7470]

Not so sure the tulip specialist who told you that tulip bulbs in containers would die if frozen is correct. Edit..from what i was told, if one plants a perennial above ground in a pot, and over winters the perennial in the pot, one should expect a perennial with a zone hardiness of 3 to be able to survive, if the hardinass zone in your area only goes down to 5. I would expect that to apply to all perennials...🤔 Tulips need the cold... I guess it would be called stratification.

[@GuidingGreenThumbs]

That was exactly my logic but if you look up how to grow tulips, all the suppliers say don’t let the bulbs freeze. It’s bizarre.

[@olivierbadin]

Vous devriez faire plus de vidéos en une semaine

[@cyhomer]

Put some NO TRESPASSING signs up!

[@GuidingGreenThumbs]

Yep! They were up the next day!

[@johnking6504]

where are you guys located?

[@GuidingGreenThumbs]

Upstate NY, zone 5b/6a