Cool video Curtis, wow 4:32 awesome webbing! Best get after those strawberries 🍓 they’ll be vining all over…. Looking 👀 great! Love a bonfire 🔥 Happy growing!!
mmmm cant wait for fresh tomatoes. i have my squash pumpkin watermelon starting to arise from the earth now i just have to keep them watered. cheers mate
My comment seems to have been lost last week... Anyways, several different sites have been hailing the advantages of using a crimping roller in lieu of mowing the grasses (?). Might be worth doing some research into on a rainy day... Cherries are usually pretty hardy from my understanding... Your elderberry might do well around the perimeter of your ponds (?) Much love.
Unless your asparagus is at least 3 years old it shouldn't be picked. The plants need to focus on developing good roots. Look at all that compost materials!😆 Dried and green grasses cut. Mix with 25% manure and you get good compost, free. Optional, mulch cut some and you have decent mulching for beds. Those beds going down the slope would probably be better turned to go across, holding water.
I understand the beds would have been better the other way where swales could have been used. However I have a different idea for irrigation. Collecting rain from the greenhouse and using it to water the beds.
Good morning broski! Looking pretty lush out there!
good morning we've been getting pretty steady rain lately so that helps with the greenery lol
I love foggy mornings. Having the grass cut makes a world of difference.
it sure does and looks so good after. my glasses were wet after riding to the back lol
Hello from Oklahoma, thanks for sharing with us. It always feels the more you do the more you still have to do.
This is so true.
Cool video Curtis, wow 4:32 awesome webbing! Best get after those strawberries 🍓 they’ll be vining all over…. Looking 👀 great! Love a bonfire 🔥 Happy growing!!
Good morning from Texas ✌️ Things are looking nicey man! Pulled my first tomates over the weekend. Mmmm! Take care, and have a blessed week.
mmmm cant wait for fresh tomatoes. i have my squash pumpkin watermelon starting to arise from the earth now i just have to keep them watered. cheers mate
My comment seems to have been lost last week... Anyways, several different sites have been hailing the advantages of using a crimping roller in lieu of mowing the grasses (?). Might be worth doing some research into on a rainy day...
Cherries are usually pretty hardy from my understanding... Your elderberry might do well around the perimeter of your ponds (?)
Much love.
t might just be where i put that elderberry. i will look into a crimping roller. thanks kidd
Morning Melody! Have a blessed day… ❤️
Good morning Mel, 🤗❤️. I'm afraid when I pulled my negative comments last week, yours were on that thread... Peaceful blessed day my friend!
@@deanhil3978 it's all good my friend... Much love to you and stay safe from the severe weather in your area
Unless your asparagus is at least 3 years old it shouldn't be picked. The plants need to focus on developing good roots.
Look at all that compost materials!😆 Dried and green grasses cut. Mix with 25% manure and you get good compost, free.
Optional, mulch cut some and you have decent mulching for beds.
Those beds going down the slope would probably be better turned to go across, holding water.
Prune cherries in late summer, not winter like other trees.
I understand the beds would have been better the other way where swales could have been used. However I have a different idea for irrigation. Collecting rain from the greenhouse and using it to water the beds.
Why is this?