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Loved the Great Blue Heron ❤

Cool video Curtis!! Excellent shot, lol 😂 love it! Hello Karen, you’ve got a job ahead of you! Carry on, thanks for sharing the video ❤

Awesome video bro. Great job Karen as well. As always I learn something from each and every video. I'm gonna build myself a garden gun it's really effective lol

Not sure about now days, but about 40 years ago the University of New Hampshire recommend to wait until after a hard frost before putting down mulch to deter mice and voles tunneling through it. They said that it was still in time to protect the roots, but the rodents are less apt to be extending their burrows. Not sure if it makes much difference... I plant in the spring and always plant some mint with each tree. Love to watch the progress ❤

Yo dawg great video I learn something from each one that I watch. This time I learned magic lol

Haha Magic!!! ❤😅 2:02 👀👇

Mmmmmmmmmmmalle….. eh!? See ya soon!

Hi Marilyn!

Cool to get a shout out Curtis 👍 Loved the magic 🪄 Can’t have enough Maple trees in Canada 🍁 🇨🇦 Great video❗️Hope you didn’t hurt your back‼️

My first experience growing Jerusalem artichoke and am amazed how many lady bugs are hanging around on each and every plant. The plants are not even in flower

Good video! Love the good 🐞 bugs!!

our neighbors planted a willow bush at the back of their property like 18 years ago. It's now a big tree hahaha. I never thought to harvest it.

Nice little video Curtis, I enjoyed it! Curious 👀 what are the tomato cages for, tomato plants? Take care😊

Good morning!!

Hey Curtis... Since it was over 40 years ago since i learned about vitamin B, I decided to recheck the data Though I use B complex (still), the literature says B1 ... BUT most modern literature says it's a "myth"... that it doesn't work (??). I've used it for years, and if it doesn't work, well it certainly doesn't do any harm 😅 Much love 💕

Curious? I thought vinegar kills plant?

did you know grape leaves have alot of nutrients?

Remember that you can eat every part of a pine tree safely

Lavender is great. Hard to kill, doesn’t ask for much and really attracts the bumble bees.

Very interesting my dude. I learn something from each one of your videos. Awesome job sir!

Enjoyable video Curtis, love all the plants you featured! I like Rosemary too, fragrant & useful. Carry on 😊

I've never had luck with lavender, but the other three are all part of my landscape... Keep willow at least 100 feet (30 meters) away from septic systems and pipes as their roots can travel far far beyond their drip edges. IF people are planning more plantings in the spring, NOW is a good time to lay out and prep the holes for tree transplants. This helps avoid the frustration of starting a hole only to find a giant rock. It also eases the springtime pains that come from planting. Much love to all ❤️❤️

White willow was used to make asprin. I am using willow trees to improve my clay soil in my garden

Inspirational

looks like you answered my question at the end of the video.

Do you have to worry about the goats eating the plants you dont want them too? I bet those blackberries were delicious. Everything looks great. I am guessing no, but do you spray your pears and apples? The bugs decimate our apples every year.

Wow great job on the food forest Curtis! A lot of people told me to check out your channel because you really know what you're talking about. You got my Sub. Respect

Hey bro I just recently started watching your videos and I've learned a lot from them. You're very knowledgeable about your craft! Keep it up Sir!

Amazing tour of the food forest! Awesome 👌 👏 👍 😊❤

Oh my... FOUR years?! Time is indeed a trickster. Seems like just a couple of weeks ago that Mike gave your new channel a shout out. You probably already know, but most apple trees sold commercially are grafted onto different root stock (even the full sized). Apple trees can be finicky and sometimes the above ground portions will survive conditions the roots find intolerable. Thank you for the update. Much love 💕

The small hole at the top is the opening for a small red worm... Does not hurt the oak tree itself, just the nut. Red oaks are beneficial for attracting dragon flies 😊. Around here I just walk around in the spring and dig up the freshly germinated acorns and transplant them, tap root, acorn and stem all at once. The hickory will be far more challenging, as most of them will be sterile... My niece makes a flour and bakes bread with red oak acorns. Found that cutting the nut in half with secateurs is easy way to remove the nut meat. Takes nearly a bushel of nuts to get enough flour for one loaf though. How are your air layered offsets coming along? Much love 💕

Fuck yea

taste testing is very important, lol

Nice to touch base, you take care too Curtis!!

great fun facts curtis

Wow! So much I didn't know!! Love that about figs!! I did know about rhubarb 😅

Very interesting…thanks Curtis 😊

what about oak leaves?

How do you keep the birds from eating your blueberries?

Nice bonus Zucchini…yummy 😊

Great tips! Thank you!!😊❤

My blackberries are just now beginning to ripen up. Our challenge is racing the chickens to see who gets to them first 😂 Much love 💕

The potatoes likely just needed more water. I plant in feed bags. I start at the bottom with seed potato and very rich soil. When they sprout I cover with more soil and add one more seed potato. Up to 3-4 layers. Water constantly and your 3-4 potatoes will multiply by about 10. Just as easy to harvest

My dad said it’s illegal to pull out trees.

No worries!

I thought the South side gets the most light? Did you mean North side?

Check natural taurine's effects on plants, also we're not only missing iodine as far as ocean migrations are concerned

I just got some pawpaw there too! Im going to try to grow them in zone 3 with protection

Rainy day in Nova Scotia too lol. Does this nursery mail dormant plants in the fall? Nurseries here are expensive and limited.

Thank you Curtis for the update... Rainy day in Maine 😅... Good day to build bird houses 😉🤔...