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Very well explained in a short video. THANK YOU!

NO HERBICIDES!!

What was the actual outcome

Thank you for this detailed video! We are going to use this method for our first community garden. Can we drop raised beds, or lasagna garden on top of the finished product?

Thank you very much

Good information

film thickness might be nto 4 millimeters - 40 micrones maybe? please advise

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I find it funny when they try to disguise between wild flowers and weeds, What do they think weeds are? Every thing that produces seeds also produces a bloom of some sort to be pollinated. Flowers are weeds! Thats why using herbicides in flower gardens is always a bad Ideal. Kills brood leafs there goes your hostas. Kills crab grass, there goes your exotic grass and some of your other exotic plants, kills dandelions there goes half the blooming flowers in your flower beds, Almost all herbicides reactivate and spreads when it rains,

Exactly what I was looking for. I just moved into a new house where the backyard is a jungle, I was looking for a technique to clear the weeds without using chemicals. Thanks!

Is there a down-side to leaving plastic on through the winter? I have an aggressive thistle problem that I would like to "bake" as long as possible.

If you want a purty meadow break out the Glyphosate to kill everything green that exist on your plot. All of that up with some Diazinon or Miathalon or even Chlordane if you can find it. Those two steps will guarantee that nothing lives in the soil. THEN plant a random mix of wildflowers because who cares what species your local bees, butterflies and moth prefer to utilize. I planted 90% of my half acre using plants i started myself. The first spring i put in 216 starts of Purple Lupine and 216 starts of Purple Coneflower and repeated in the fall. Mind you these were 3-4 inch plants and the loss rate was 60% but six years later the "meadow" is thriving with new stuff going in every year and the original lupine and Coneflowers are multiplying on they're own. I won't go into detail on how i succeeded but from Joe Pye to Goldenrod its all good. I still haven't had any success with milkweed so I've been establishing A. tuberosa instead. If you plant it they will come.

I'm interested in using solarization to eradicate a bad infestation of quackgrass in my lawn in northern Illinois. But quackgrass is a rhizomatous weed. Could you expand on why this doesn't work for rhizomatous weeds, please? Thanks.

Gostei muito do vídeo que tipos de plástico podem ser utilizados ?

This isn’t about planting. It about how to plant using your equipment.

PLEASE STOP USING TOXIC HERBICIDES - YOU ARE KILLING BEES AND BUTTERFLIES!

Brilliant! Thanks - much appreciated…

excellent video, I appreciate the detailed explanations.

I planted a bunch of flowers for bees in my front yard and now my yard is full of bees. I love it !

How effective is this to kill nut grass?

Hi! How that tall yellow flowers at 1:36 are called?

Excellent info, beatifull and interesting work with “the others bees”. I’m a sideliner Chilean beekeeper , thanks for this instructive video. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🐝🐝🐝

Fascinating!!!

I just saw a video elsewhere that black plastic is much more effective. Clear can act like a greenhouse encouraging growth.

Super video 👍👍👍👍🤝🙋‍♂️

What a great video. Visually engaging graphics. Question: what is that last lavender flower at the very end?

Hi. What is the best way to handle fields that have rhizomes?

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Thank you 😊

There should be Trump executive order to plant strips of pollinator flower around all crops in America... with a little help with Govt funds... the extra crops produced in a few years will pay for it self.... and maybe the farmers can then pay for it themselves, realizing the great profits they get from doing it....

If I was rich I would plant 1 million acres of flowering plants for pollinators.... every year..

So stupid and vile to use chemicals...

Some excellent feedback from this farmer. It’s a slow process but if we all contribute things can get better.

Thanks for your video.... This is Sabbir Sabbir bin Ashraf form Bangladesh , Department of Agriculture, Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman science and Technology University.

Very depressing how farmers have destroyed the environment and as such they need to do a lot of restoration planting to reinstate what they have destroyed.

this is great

This advice is ABSURD! Why on Earth would you use herbicide in a wildflower garden? Actually, why on Earth would you use herbicide, period?! BIG THUMBS DOWN! What a piece of crap this video is, suggesting herbicide use when pollinators and other insects are on the verge of collapse!

If you have weeds after planting your seeds, and you need to spray poisons into our environment, it means you didn't build a healthy soil first. Learn about the soil food web to better establish natives without chemicals.

Great video, I learned a lot. N.B.- Not a single thumb down! In today's world that's hard to believe!

would this be a good way to use ground above a septic tank?

Clearly, none of the previous commenters have actually undertaken a large scale rehabilitation project. If I am sowing $3000 per acre of native pollinator seed on a weed filled pasture you can bet I will apply a few dollars worth of herbicide.

NO POISONS OR TOXINS OF ANY KIND WHEN PLANTING FOR POLLINATORS !!!!!

Hello! Thank you for doing this great work! I was wondering about the option of not clearing the land of existing flowers. There are a number of wildflowers that are beneficial and appear naturally in my area. Is it possible to simply weed non-bee-beneficial plants and replace them with seeds from better wildflower species? Thank you!

Herbicide application; are you serious? We are trying to help wildlife by planting wildflowers. Using chemicals such as herbicides completely defeats the purpose and is terrible advise!

Thank a lot, I got needed info on pollination/pollinators. Good creative support for garden beginners. Thank you. Neelima Sawdekar.

NEVER USE SYSTEMIC PESTICIDES AND NO MOSQUITO SPRAYING!!!!!

Very important information!!!! Thanks for posting!!!!

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