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I miss these seed starting videos.

Thank you for this sensible relaxed take on pruning which focuses on production and preference. I will be buying the lime wash for my Fuerte avocado immediately before the summer in just a few weeks pounds down the northerly(southern hemisphere) and westerly sun where I planted it.

Is that first totem Vladimir Putin?

This happens with us with the same chicken a buff Orpington she was so broody she bit me it didn’t hurt TBH so we had to take her out of the pen and when we did she was still laying eggs

Put it on the grill

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Favorite point of video - the "booty" radish 😂😂

shredded wheat

only now do i learn the breed names for the chickens my grandparents had. i'm currently at the wyandotte section, and we had at least one of each so far, from what i recall

Is it normal for the ground to have a crunch sound with flakes sticking to everything afterwards?

WAIT, THAT'S WHAT KOHLRABI IS???? JUST BASICALLY BROCCOLI STEM?! THAT'S MY FAVORITE PART OF BROCCOLI!!!! I remove the outermost layer, which tends to be tough and not taste as nice, but the innermost part of broccoli stems are more tender and almost unbelievably sweet - my FAVORITE. Oh, now I need to buy Kohlrabi, I had no idea!!

I'm still looking for the day I get a good size carrot.

I had no idea onions could get that big. Wow

Use that weird storage that is in the yard as a green house

I substitute radishes in for potatoes when I make a pot roast in the crock pot. They soak up the meat juices and flavors.

love this

papayas grow like weeds here in Florida. if only I liked papayas.....lol

Looking forward to the pruning video.

Just put a few peppercorns in your powdered onions. It will absorb the humidity. Do that for salt and any other thing that can take on humidity.

How the heck did you get the clean area with all the Bermuda grass? I want to get rid of most of my "lawn" which is mostly Bermuda and put in gardens like Laura and Aaron but man that stuff just moves in when it gets hot!

Out of all your videos, this one by far is my favorite! You both are so funny and enjoyable to watch…. Warm, hysterical, down to earth, relaxed, and informative too! Love you both!! Be blessed….❤

I love the troll of Kevin's fruit. You snooze you loose, or just go on leave 😂

Lately, Ive been trying to implement ur walking around the corner laughing 😂 it amuses me 😂😂❤

jaques has annexed kevins property

A note with cattle panels tunnels. I set the Tpost at 4 feet wide and leave a 1-1.5 ft gap from the ground. I find it's easier to add fert, compost, mulch and also clear out the plants once they're done for the season. 🫶🏼 Any string or stick can be added to make up the gap for vines

Plant daddy left without getting a garden babysitter 😱 Good thing the garden hermit saved the day 🙌

I swear they’re high in these videos. Someone needs to check their property for some magic shrooms. 😅

This was an amazing tour!❤

Good 👍

Thank you for using a cattle panel in this video!!! I asked for this in one of the surveys I took. You all are amazing!

Who's Kevin? I thought that place belonged to Eric

Love the pond but FYI Mexican feather grass is invasive in CA!

It's always reassuring to hear a gardener you admire admit to accodentally mass murdering plants. It makes me feel less alone in my endeavour to keep things alive.

15:00 you just gonna glance over that? How?

Zaberdas 👍🏼😍😍 from coco Babeis by musab malik

Beautiful flowers👍👍👍 from coco Babeis by musab malik

I have had great success using gopher spikes AND castor oil granules. Molemax has the granules and they are available at Home Depot, probably elsewhere. Follow the directions on the bottle. I'd love to hear if anyone has success with this method.

I would've got her some fertile eggs

Whats the black and gold one?

Paul and Jacques, you guys are so flippin cute raiding Kevin’s fruits. I love seeing Paul in more videos these days - Paul, you’re awesome! Maybe someday I’ll be brave/confident enough and join the RUclipsr family like you legends. PS 4 yr old says “hi again to Jacques-y!”

Now if you paint the T posts black, they’ll disappear 👍

My sweet potatoes went in 3 weeks ago. Zone 8 GA. We've already had a couple days of 100+ degrees. They're taking off. I started my own slips from last year's minimal harvest. I didn't do nearly as good a job at loosening the soil as you did, but I did improve on last year. I've been dumping grass clippings on that spot since I pulled them last fall. I tilled that in back in April.. now it looks like there were never clippings there. My ground eats organic matter. Most of my garden is in grow bags... a few pots, some 18 gallon totes (squash, low in the bin, we have wicked winds over here) and 5 of those stone looking, above the knee high, round planters. I'm starting asparagus crown in two of them.. marigolds, lots of them in another (my transplants come out of that one) and the other 3 are catching all my summer garden pruning debris on top of native dirt (can't call it soil) preparing for my winter garden.. I want broccoli, cauliflower and dwarf peas in those.

Loved this episode.........hysterical! I even snorted LOL!!!

Looking at the thumbnail at first, I didn’t know whether the MOSIQUITO was EATING the fish (mosquito eating fish) or a fish that eats mosquitos (mosquito-eating fish)

That's it! It seems that soft soil is best. My soil was packed I couldn't even fit my fingers in, let alone my hands. So I could only make micro mini carrots😭 It was the size of my little finger I also tend to squeeze my onigiri very tightly. 🍙 Please try the onigiri too. Looks like I need to pile up some soil. Each time you water it, the soil gets firmer and harder. What shall I do You are harvesting big, big fruits. (👀!) Touching the fruit brings back a nostalgic sound😏🚼🎶 Is that how you shade potatoes?

Whatever happened to the sweet potatoes in the half-barrels that Kevin did a video on? Never saw the end result. I'm trying it out with Stokes Purple sweet potatoes from slips that I cultivated myself. I'm in coastal Ventura County 10a. Fingers crossed!

Wait you didn’t create your own slips? What?!

No joke I harvest basketball yes basketball sized sw. Potatoes last year from a raised bed. Digging them out was insane 😳... I did containers this year lol