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You will love it - I'm sure. Have a great time! You might have some snow, but if you are ready for that, it will only enhance the beauty.

@@andersonsoutdoors4873 I'm coming from Colorado. Lived here for the past 25 years, so I'm used to the snow and cold.

@@iprincessirene glad you found my channel. I haven’t been posting lately, but still growing stuff and having fun. 👍🏼

I don’t think so. It could get chilly, but you should be fine with a standard sleeping bag. Just check the be predicted lows for the area to make sure! Have fun

Haha, glad to hear. ❤️🙏

I think you are referring to the amaranth plant. it has a tall, thick stalk, kind of like a sunflower, but instead of producing a disc shaped flower, it produces a cone shaped flower at the top that is actually covered with hundreds and hundreds of little tiny flowers. It produces seed which can be collected And stored. It is a usable food crop. One year I did grow a bunch and collected the seed and added it to my oatmeal in the morning. It is good as a hot breakfast cereal. Lately I’ve just been growing it as a nice addition to the garden.

Hey! Thanks, Mr. Baca. I appreciate it. Raised beds can be put on top of the rock and the weed barrier layer. No problem with that. When I built my raised beds, I raked the rocks out of the way and cut the weed barrier. The only reason I can think of that I would recommend that to you is for the movement of worms in and out of the bed. I would not put the raised bed on concrete as the moisture underneath will cause some issues long term with the concrete. The drainage of water from the bed will run out all over the concrete and stain it pretty bad too. Good luck with the new house and yard and welcome to Albuquerque. Let me know if there is anything else you are wondering about.

Appreciate the feedback. Did you ever go visit the lake and SP?

Hi there. Glad you found the channel. Gardening in the East Mountains must pose some unique challenges! Thanks for watching......AO

Glad you found it. It's pretty easy to build and works well. Happy gardening!

Does not matter.

Hey there! Glad you guys saw this video. Jonas is right... IT is a good video with a good beat.. Haha!

Ha! That is a great story. I will mind my backside when choosing a bush or shrub. Thanks!

This is almost certainly harmful advice. I cannot and will not do that. Tomatoes are just not suitable for eating. YUCK!!

The quality of this greenhouse is about what you would expect for the price. If you left it in place the entire time you have had it, I bet it's pretty degraded now. I put mine up in the spring and then disassemble it and store it for the rest of the year, so I may be able to get a few more seasons of use out of it. If one wanted to install a more permanent greenhouse, then this is probably not the choice for you, unless you are OK with buying a new one every 2-3 years.

I would visit the website and make sure. It's been a while since we were there and I don't know for sure. But I do know that there is a CG there for RV's called Trailer Village. We did not stay at Trailer Village, but it's an option. Have a great time!

@@andersonsoutdoors4873 thank you for you response we will stay at the Trailer Village looks like a nice place.

Thanks man!

We only get a few most years and I'm not too concerned about them. But I do occasionally pull them off and dispatch them.

Glad you visited NM! I bet it was next level having the snow on the top. Congrats on summiting. I visited Watertown, NY many years ago and loved it. The Adirondacks - boy those are some beautiful mountains.

Hope you can get those under some kind of control. Maybe consider just cutting off the leaves that are loaded with them? The plant will survive just fine and those leaves are going to get chewed all to heck anyway. Take care!

It was a really neat thing to see. Anytime one finds water in these desert mountains, it’s kind of magical. Even when it’s just a little.

Thanks. Yeah, I usually don't like beets very much but these seem to be really sweet and not a lot of beet action. Anyhow - it was fun.

How many times did he say ‘mild’?😂

That is just torture….

Thanks for watching. The holes are 3-4 inches deep and I usually use a 1/4" drill bit. You may have different species down in Peralta than I have here on the Abq westside, so you could experiment a bit with different sizes. For me, I find that most of my bees like the 1/4" holes the best. I didn't drill al the way through, just a few inches deep. Give it a go!

Thanks my friend. It’s pretty fun to grow stuff. Glad you share that passion. I’m planning to send you some bulbs from your day lilies this year.

No, it's not that hot here. We are in zone 7b, and usually our highest temps are right around 100. My garden is on the west side of my yard.

I suppose you have a point - to a point.... I don't want these guys proliferating and causing lots of damage to my leaves and thereby impacting the health of the plant. So far this year, there have not been any on my vines. But - having a few of these caterpillars chew up a few leaves wouldn't be an issue. Thanks for watching and commenting, Mr. Z!

That's what I thought about the moth version nice flying pollinators BUT now theirs eggs hatched into this INFESTATION of caterpillars.