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The parts are made in China then shiped back too Canada then they sell

Good times.you haven't been on for a minute.

Do you get a building permit?

Cover your beds with some kind of mulch. I used pine animal bedding, we had a drought here and my well ran dry and wasn't producing enough water to water the garden but my tomatoes and peppers that was in this bed where I layed 2-3 layers of cardboard and covered the soil with pine shavings not only survived but thrived during the drought. Its still going right now. I only hand watered that bed 2-3 time during the summer and it rained maybe 3 good times. I'm doing this to all of my beds and my grow bags now😊

Nice set up you guys can make wood pellets from that wood dust just need the machine small one

Hey watched your fishing video,I also subscribe to tug trash outdoors and 4 hrs ago he put out a video on shipping on st John's river north of St augustine.check it out.wrth it

A happy birthday to Eddie, and good luck with the fishing.

Happy Birthday Eddie! So glad y’all got to enjoy Florida together. I highly recommend wide brim straw hats. Definitely a must in the Florida sun :) really enjoyed the video, and loved to see all your catches, especially the sting rays! White vinegar on your sunburn takes the sting out.

Happy Birthday and many more. Hope y’all have a great trip.

Nice y'all got to take a break and enjoy yourselves! Family time is wonderful even on a short trip. Happy for y'all!❤

Happy birthday Eddie I have done lot of salt water fishing in NC and SC love it enjoyed the video pretty lady hope yall catch more next trip❤❤

Looked like a lot of fun. Maybe next time you can get some bigger ones to take back home.

Did you get your inspiration from Kyle and Greg. I'm starting my build soon. Have been watching them too. Thanks so much for the videos and inspiration.

You guys okay from the flooding?

Another great video showing your progress on your home and how you explain the progress, like the cat story.

your layout starts at 1 end and runs straight thru dont restart your layout at each door

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First comment!!!

Just a note: the microphone is on the front of the camera. For us to hear you talking you need to be on the front or to the side of the camera, or wear a microphone that clips to the front of your shirt.

Wish I had that problem. Mine are usually small even after almost 6 months. I live in Central Florida

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Way better than a chainsaw

Greeting from the USA. Enjoying your channel.

I love to put my sweet potatoes wrapped in foil on the grill. I used to take some to friends at work as well. Do you ever make fries out of them?/

Seriously you are Pretty😍

Another good video, my uncle use make a delicious sweet potato pie. You rock sister!

Sweet potato fries. Love them

So are you plantning Fall potatoes this year?

Your soil is too hard. Harvest is not good

Tomatoes thrive in 70-85 degree weather. When temps get to 90+ they don’t set their blooms too well. I planted tomatoes in my hoop house three years ago…early in the spring. Mades bushels. The past two years I planted later, and that hot hoop house was the worst place I could have planted them. Even with full ventilation, it was way too hot (I’m in SW Alabama). I tried shadecloth. Too little sun and still too hot. Squash need to be planted early too. My winter squash varieties all did great. Kabocha, butternut, spaghetti, acorn all harvested already. Early September is best for most fall crops. Good luck.

good video and job you are right building out of wood would have been faster. take care, be safe and well.

good vid. keep us posted

good video and job i am sorry there is a lot wrong they sent you roof screws its a mess.

I think you need to do companion planting in your tunnel you should be able to grow everything you need marigolds the horn bug don't like marigolds

My garden here in Missouri isn't doing good either. No cucumbers no tomatoes. No green beans just corn and not very much of that. Your house is coming along I haven't been able to start on mine prices for stuff is so high. Keep up the good work you guys are getting there.

Tomatoes like dappled light - they grow better under shade cloth and out of full sun. They're native to forested south american climate - specifically the Andes Mountains , in the northern climates where we don't have such a long hot growing season they tend to do quite well , but the tomatoes I grow in big pots on back porch (south eastern exposure and shaded part of the day by trees or the house) do far better than the tomatoes we keep out in the full sun garden. I want to get a hoop house myself for our back yard garden for tomato growing (Taters do phenomally, though) which I plan to cover the hoop house in shade cloth that lets rain in to water the garden while keeping the pants from full hot sun..

Banana peppers

Just a quick comment to say I appreciate your posts and your honesty about you and your family's situation. Keep on going on and you will get there.

I hope that all goes well for you and your family. I have been watching your channel for a little while and have come to appreciate your values and dedication to make it happen.

Capture and test the pH of your rain water. Maybe a bit acidic???

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Thank you very informative.

good video and job my guess is holes are for diff. green house. i don't think the people that wrote instuctions ever built one. take care, be safe and well.

Another "notch in the tool belt". Looks good to Me. Can't wait to see what you tackle next . (An-tic-ipa-tion...) 😊 👍👍👍

Why no new videos ???

good video and job yes it's hard to get everything right. if you built them up north you will need to take plastic off in winter one winter here all the green houses that were not heated caved in. take care, be safe and well.

lol i see Tiny is supervising again

Well done, you made an excellent job of it. It certainly looks big..worth it after all the hard work you put into it. Looking forward to see what you plant in it. Thanks for the video.

I am surprised at the low horsepower. I have the Frontier OS31 and a Kohler 14 horsepower and that is barely adequate. If the motor ever fails I would definitely up to at least 20hp. Also. You need to get that mill up to crotch height. All that jumping up and down adds to the workload and time. My trailer was expensive but all the jumping up and down and crawling under just made me realize it was worth it. Good luck and eat your Wheaties!

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