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Hi what i have to put for the mit please

Run a black permanent marker on the edge beforehand to help you follow the same sharpening angle.

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This looks like a great design but could someone explain why this is superior to simply netting the tree and synching it at the bottom?

Thanks. Mine is close to 15 years old & has overgrown so that it has 3 foot of woody stems & is about 4 x 6 x 10 ft. It's a big huge green mound of rosemary & had the white foam. I sprayed it off with water which helped tremendously. I guess it needs some attention.

Ugggh, What to do as my rose has a armored scale. Likely the San Jose.

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Thanks for making this video very useful Gives users confidence to sharpen tools Al lot of tools that could be reused are binned Because people don’t know this information Thank you

Excellent advice and actually seeing it in practice is very helpful. Thank you for a great video.

Thank you for this video!

I have 50+ veggies and herbs growing in containers

Wonderful wrap to the 3 part series. Thanks for sharing.

Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us for free. I made a comment with your video links and TH-cam has automatically deleted it. My recommendation is for the owner of this TH-cam website to edit and place in their description box the other 2 parts related to this video as well as other resources of yours such as the Straw Bale Demonstration - 2018 article which is what eventually brought me to these videos. I love the tourniquet methods the best in this video. Thanks for sharing!

Recommendation: Edit description box of each separate video parts with ALL other parts, so that it is easily accessible by others. This addition will take only a few minutes of someone's time. Thanks once again.

Thanks for the educational information provided.

I learned the hard way to use good potting soil like Fox Farm Ocean Forest and also not to plant cilantro in full sun and heat as it disintegrated! Straw mulch is what I use.

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This video is exactly what I needed. Thank you! Does anyone know if we prune our woody Rosemary if we can propagate or somehow grow from those cuttings? Ours are very old and woody and if I have to replace would love to have cuttings for sentimental reasons.

Thank you for this information. My sage (Salvia officinalis) has a very lanky woody form as I didn't prune it properly. Hopefully, I can prune it hard when it's more dormant (although it's basically evergreen, here) to make it a better looking plant.

Great video! No uptalk or vocal fry. Refreshing!

Thanks for the video. I didn't have a nifty carbide sharpener, but used one of my small files. That also worked!

Can the pruning be done at any time? Because I heard is best to cut plants in cold conditions

This is the clearest most concise demonstration I have found yet. Thank you!

Won’t squirrels eat the netting?

Thank you. I got rid of bermuda grass with turflong Ester, but now need a winter grass selective herbacide...gotta find the name of it...

Thank you! Straightforward, easy to understand and complete.

Great video!

This looks a lot easier than the PVC cage I was contemplating to protect my blueberries.

Looks so simple! Thanks for sharing. Greetings from Australia.

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Short but a lot of info.

Part 2?

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Wonderful. Thank you!

I can never get Mystic Spires Blue Salvia (Zone 7 hardy) to reliably recover after winter (we're in Zone 8b, but colder recently). Starting in February/early March, Mystic Spires will start leafing out from the base of the prior season's plant. My issue is this new growth comes mainly from the died back, old main stem at the root crown rather than from the roots themselves (like with Salvia Nemorosa). As soon as there is a windy day, this new growth starts separating from the old wood, causing portions of the plant to die back. As such, I've ended up treating Mystic Spires as an annual for the prior three years. Such a shame as it is a stellar plant. If I am doing something wrong as we head into winter, I would love to know what it is.

Great information! Thanks.

I live in iowa where we have harsh winter temps. What preventative measures do I need to take to make sure it survives for the next year?

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Thanks for the lesson. Simple informative and very helpful.

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Is there a best time of year to hard prune rosemary here in the bay area?

OK, so how do you treat it? Fungicides? How and when? Could have been a little more helpful.

Thanks this is the best and clearest guidance I have found. This is well worth watching. Time well spent.

Very helpful video, thankyou!

A joy to watch. Thank you!