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If you like mulberries try a Dwarf Everbearing because they grow very very rapidly and are heavy producers that love to be kept pruned. You can force fruiting in the first season or after their first fruit is gone in their second season by cutting the branches back by 1/3 to half and trimming off all the leaves. They will set fruit after the leaves grow back. And if you`ve never tried Ground Cherries they`re delicious and prolific producers but plant them where you want more because they reseed. There`s no way to find all the ones that drop from the plants unless you put down a barrier and poke a hole in it to plant in. I may try this next year because earwigs infested the mulch in my garden and ate about 80% of the fruits. I dug up several of the new plants that decided to grow this fall and just brought them inside in pots under bright grow lights before our first freeze this week. I believe they`ll do much better than my cherry tomato & cucumber idea and the small plants are loaded with fruits. If they do well I may start growing them inside all year! Ha! You can grow a Chicago Hardy Fig tree in zone 7 and they grow very fast too. Even if it freezes back to the roots it will grow back and set fruit but it isn`t hard to protect the larger lower part of the tree with a covering and thick mulch after trimming it before winter. You can also wrap the branches. It depends a lot on how cold it gets and for how long. If it gets down to 15 degrees or colder night after night or for 5 days straight it will be harder to protect tall branches.

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Kenmore 158 series sewing machines are among the best that was ever made. They were powerful 1.2 amp motors. Most of the time they are capable of doing pretty much anything anyone ever needs to do. They're very common and in my opinion outperforms singer saw machines immensely. I have several of these machines, both free arm and flatbed they're wonderful machines to sew with

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If you needed to dehydrate more, your's can hold double or triple the racks shown here, and still work as efficient. Thankyou! I love my big electric dehydrator, but in our hot climate, this seems wise, and would still do essential work during power outages.

New subscriber here. Hehe! I love what you do.

So I live in this random little weird house apartment area. And there's random weird stuff going around and I'm like I know some of this has to be good. And I just found out I have this mallow growing right outside my door mixed in with some irises. I'm so excited to know their medicinal and I can do something with them. Thank you but we can't say it too loud cuz we'll get in trouble.

very nice one. Thank you.

You might want to get felt pads to go at the base of your thread posts to protect the paint of your lovely machine. The TH-camr Sewing Machine Repair Guy sells pads and silicone bobbin-winding tires in a variety of colours.

Excellent video.

You do not know what you are doing. This machine is NOT corroded. It is bad machine oil that turned gummy and brown on parts. You are wrongly advising people and you need to learn not teach. Leave this machine alone and take it to someone who knows. I have restored many metal mechanical vintage machines. Leave those old plastic knobs alone. They will break if you handle them as plastic shrinks with time. You are focusing on trivial details not the guts of the machine. You have to use a penetrating oil or carburetor cleaner on inside metal parts. Carb cleaner must not touch plastic gears or electrical cords. Wipe off if it does. Make a penetrating oil of 50:50 Acetone: ATF Transmission fluid in glass jar. Scrub with toothbrush dipped in this or use a metal oil can. Acetone melts plastic, so use caution. Use a puppy pad to protect the painted areas. This will both clean and free up seized parts. The reason they are seized is because someone used machine oil or something other than sewing machine oil. Never use 3-in-1 oil!! After you have got it all working again, scrubbed down and cleaned with penetrating oil, or alcohol, or Mineral spirits, or carb cleaner, use Triflow Silicone Lube for all metal shafts and joints. Open up the gear box panels, remove all old grease in there, clean up with alcohol, then pack with Triflow Silicone grease again and reseal gear boxes. Oil up at points indicated in manual and be VERY CAREFUL with motor. ONLY ONE DROP IN RIGHT SPOT FOR MOTOR, NO MORE! Oil it during use and before storing. Never force the dials or handwheel. Just oil with my mixture and wiggle, and let sit. Keep adding oil. You can also use Liquid Wrench but mine is cheaper and tested. You must wipe off all penetrating oil which is a cleaner not a lubricant, and lube correctly as stated. You have to unscrew the machine from the table, remove panel near handwheel, and attack it from all sides with cleaner solvents. Before that, pick out all lint, thread stuff from behind bobbin shuttle race where it is wadded up. Blow it out from underneath after picking it clean. Then use solvents. 'May need to open clutch' - wrong. You must open clutch. Small set screw - loosen and it comes off. Oil shaft not belt. No oil on belts. Take off that side panel and access inside. To clean the exterior, use Awesome cleaner from the dollar store. Great stuff but don't breathe it, work outside. These machines are very easy to open up and access the guts. You showed nothing of this, with your painted nails and cute hair style and long intro. Get to the heart of it, learn, and teach others correctly. Very disappointing female video trying to do DIY. Do a real DIY instead. I'm female. I can teach most men how these things work. You should too, if you did not focus on decor and trivia so much. Do not mess with the knobs, they are irreplaceable!

I have this same machine and I love it! I use it every day. Do you still own this kne?

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Hi there...I recently bought a Kenmore sewing machine... and I notice the presser foot is slightly twist to the left side..how can I fix this...tanks..

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If you cook the leaves down with garlic, lemon, and some salt it’s really good. They’re used a lot in Middle Eastern recipes as molokhia or chubeza

I can't keep outside because of monkeys and crows. I kept gooseberry outside and crows spoiled it. India

I live where sun is all year round so i will be making this to start as a new gardener/ homesteader 2024

I have this machine , It's one of my favorites

I made a meat pie with the leaves for breakfast. Plan to add them to lasagna next! My family LOVES mallow.

Ah, I see Young Living Essential Oil diffuser👏🏻👏🏻

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Hi do you have a video on how to thread that exact machine. I am having problem with my thread popping when I start sewing with my kenmore 158. Please send or create a video on that thx,

Chop one onion , sauté in half cup olive oil then add Mallow leaves ( 8 ounces ) ,,, simmer for 5 minutes . Don’t forget to add salt and pepper . Extremely delicious

where are the next videos about this?

I’m looking for a belt for a Sears Lady Kenmore 89. Can you tell me where you ordered yours?

I have a 158.950…I an only get it to straight stitch-I Putin cam for zig zag-set it on 4 the needle moves far to the right but still only straight stitch. Any ideas? I have cleaned and oiled. Help!

Looks the buton of feed dog control does not work and also the buton of Stitch length control not work in my machine

My machine 158.901 fors not move the drive right wheel is frozen

Do you have a video for replacing the belt on the kenmore model 90 sewing machine?

Hi thank you for this video

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I'm curious if you've done a video on how you've set up an irrigation for this high density garden set up. I tried to search in your videos and didn't find anything specifically dedicated to that. I kind of unintentionally have somewhat dense beds as I only have 2 - 4'x8' beds right now and bought an ambitious amount of starts so just tried to fit them all in as best I could, so I'm curious especially when things are so dense, what your method is for ensuring easy and deep watering. Right now my beds are as dense as yours, but I'd like to keep trying to refine and utilize the space I have efficiently so that I don't have to have so many beds just for produce and instead a manageable number.

Would you know how much would it cost to in electricity for an electric dehydrator? Thank you.

We have been preparing the leaves like you would fresh spinach. Even though they are somewhat mucilaginous and a bit fuzzy, they are delicious!

2 belts with a reduction pulley is a deluxe feature, once you’ve used that you’ll never put up with a single belt again.

We live in Cyprus, and use home grown ingredients in our handmade soaps. This is a great idea as puree in soap takes forever to harden. Dried and ground is our way forward. Thanks for showing. Please check out our soaps we sell to fund our dog sanctuary.❤

I recommend you avoid plastic shelves. Especially with a solar version of cupboard

I picked up a portable Domestic model 808 at an auction for a few dollars... it has a problem sticking in reverse (won't un-reverse) I want to fix this but I can't even figure out how to get at the parts behind the stitch length knob and reverse button. It looks a lot like this one incl. The flip up bobbin winder door

When my wife brought home her mother-in-law's old Singer 66, it was locked up. I think she said it had sat for 20-30 years. Lots of oil and forceful nudging, it finally broke free. Sews rather nicely now. Great video.

Thank you for making this video,how long does the food last after its vacuum sealed?❤

Oo perfect for Phoenix sun n so the kids can experiment 😮

They young ones are good in salad 🥗

This is what I was trying to do but some seeds did not germinate. By accident I bought some wildflower mixture and used it. 😢 Now since I've seeded the wildflower mixture. I'm hoping it will look like I want it to😒

My back yard is full of these! Been pulling them and composting didn't know they were edible will definitely try them or make tea

I recently found the same model as yours, in lavender too! It is also seized up but the seller used some oil and it did turn, albeit stiffly. It is very dirty and I need to do more work on it. It’s my first time so I’m looking forward to following along with you