Gardening requires a lot of water. Most in the form of perspiration. Great video. Girls night out on the Farm sounds amazing. Everything is looking great.
Hello new friend here! Thank you for sharing your garden with me. I just love how it’s all coming 🫑🍅🪴👍together and growing so nicely! I love to garden and I also make garden videos. I in my 3rd year gardening. I have so much to still learn. I’d love it if we could learn more from each other! Happy gardening 👨🌾
Hello Lauren and Tyler and family. Great volg good advice. I love your homestead. Have a great evening. God Bless you and Tyler and your family from a viewer in Toronto Ontario Canada
I love the sneaky spot light on Tyler hahaha hes just cant help that the camera follows him 🤣🤣🤣🤣. In live with that garden tool! Christmas ideas lol starting my list now haha
I'm glad I subscribed to your channel 💖 You have a beautiful farm and I appreciate how you share any garden struggles you may have and your solutions. I'm looking forward to the Girls Night Out on the Farm vlog. Best Wishes 🌺
I too dislike Malabar alone, but cooked with meat is great! I use brick lining, yard waste compost filler/topper, and low grass for walking path. Weeds only 5% as bad. Worms do the tilling. Grass doesn’t need cutting, compost chokes out most in bed weeds. Not sure if it would work for y’all but happy to share details/pics if helpful.
I'm so glad you showed how to use the stirrup hoe, I just bought one from Hoss Tools and can't wait to try it. Hope girls night goes great. Nice flower garden.
I love that you share your successes and failures! It gives me encouragement to keep on trying 🙏. Can’t wait to to see your footage of girls night out 🌱🍷🥕🙃👌
Thanks for a lovely garden tour. My favorite tool is the stirrup “hand”tool; I feel like it gives me more control than the long-handled one. I just weeded my potato patch with it this evening. (My favorite tool for bigger weeds is my dandelion digger.) When I have those two tools in my hands, no weed can escape meI Haha! I hope you have a fun night class coming up.
Love love love that tool! Although I have to press much harder lol. I got mine last year & I was using it yesterday, & Iit gave me a video ideas & I JUST added a note in my content planner to do a video on my "Top 3 Farm/Garden Tools" & this tool was going to be one of the 3 tools! It like to hand weed so I get them from the root, but I have areas that are extremely weedy, & this tool helps to knock the growth back, & prevekt them from going to seed & making more weeds when I dont have time to pull several hundred weeds!
Great vlog! Lots of great info and can’t wait to check out the weeding tool. I’d love to know more about your hoops you use for your netting and your cute hat! 😍 Thanks for sharing 💚🌱
2 questions where did you get your stirrup hoe? And second, the hoops that are currently holding your flower netting, I assume holds your frost cloth in winter... did you make them, or where did you get them?
I got the hoe from our local Ace Hardware store. You can get them from Hoss and Johnnys too. We made the hoops. Here's a link to the video: th-cam.com/video/-sISsReh81A/w-d-xo.html
I did want to ask you if you could put a link to Amazon with some of the things that you would like to have for your garden and also maybe to Hoss tools for seeds and garden equipment that you might like to have that would help you with your gardening. Most people on TH-cam have those links you might want to check with Jill I know this she has many things that she wants on all of her list that she asked for some sure that she could help you up and help you. Please do this because we would like to help you get things that you would like to have for your garden as well.
I'm sorry your ranunculus was a bust. If you really like them dont give up! It may take a couple years to hone in on when you need to start them, how moist to have the mix when you oresprout them, etc. I have had night/ day results with them! Last uear mine were absolutely pitiful, & right now I have about 350 doing absolutely fantastic!
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Gardening requires a lot of water. Most in the form of perspiration. Great video. Girls night out on the Farm sounds amazing. Everything is looking great.
Love that!
Hello new friend here! Thank you for sharing your garden with me. I just love how it’s all coming 🫑🍅🪴👍together and growing so nicely! I love to garden and I also make garden videos. I in my 3rd year gardening. I have so much to still learn. I’d love it if we could learn more from each other! Happy gardening 👨🌾
Hey there! Thank you for watching! Going to check you guys out too!
Love your trellis/support design. Ingenious!
Thanks so much!
Hello Lauren and Tyler and family. Great volg good advice. I love your homestead. Have a great evening. God Bless you and Tyler and your family from a viewer in Toronto Ontario Canada
Thank you for watching, Wendy!
I'm sure you will have a wonderful event. Enjoy!! And take lots of pictures... 😊
Absolutely!
Great informative video. Thanks for sharing. 👍💐🙏
Thanks for watching!
I love the sneaky spot light on Tyler hahaha hes just cant help that the camera follows him 🤣🤣🤣🤣. In live with that garden tool! Christmas ideas lol starting my list now haha
He was making fun of me lol
Hahaha figures lol he needs to do a "cooking with Tyler" bit on your channel lol
Thank you for the tip.
For sure!
I'm glad I subscribed to your channel 💖 You have a beautiful farm and I appreciate how you share any garden struggles you may have and your solutions. I'm looking forward to the Girls Night Out on the Farm vlog. Best Wishes 🌺
Thank you for watching, Gayle!
I too dislike Malabar alone, but cooked with meat is great! I use brick lining, yard waste compost filler/topper, and low grass for walking path. Weeds only 5% as bad. Worms do the tilling. Grass doesn’t need cutting, compost chokes out most in bed weeds. Not sure if it would work for y’all but happy to share details/pics if helpful.
I'm so glad you showed how to use the stirrup hoe, I just bought one from Hoss Tools and can't wait to try it. Hope girls night goes great. Nice flower garden.
You'll love it! just be consistent with it.
I have been using the stirrup hoe for years and you are so right. Never knew what it was called but it does work. Great video.
It really is a cool tool.
I love that you share your successes and failures! It gives me encouragement to keep on trying 🙏. Can’t wait to to see your footage of girls night out 🌱🍷🥕🙃👌
For sure! Only showing the successes is boring anyway!
Sige asi y muchos animos
Thanks for a lovely garden tour. My favorite tool is the stirrup “hand”tool; I feel like it gives me more control than the long-handled one. I just weeded my potato patch with it this evening. (My favorite tool for bigger weeds is my dandelion digger.) When I have those two tools in my hands, no weed can escape meI Haha! I hope you have a fun night class coming up.
I'll have to check out the dandelion digger!
Love love love that tool! Although I have to press much harder lol. I got mine last year & I was using it yesterday, & Iit gave me a video ideas & I JUST added a note in my content planner to do a video on my "Top 3 Farm/Garden Tools" & this tool was going to be one of the 3 tools! It like to hand weed so I get them from the root, but I have areas that are extremely weedy, & this tool helps to knock the growth back, & prevekt them from going to seed & making more weeds when I dont have time to pull several hundred weeds!
Absolutely! So what are your other 2 fav garden tools? I might need to check them out!
Girl amen to flea beetles damage have same issue on dang beans
they are brutal
Great vlog! Lots of great info and can’t wait to check out the weeding tool. I’d love to know more about your hoops you use for your netting and your cute hat! 😍 Thanks for sharing 💚🌱
We made the hoops! Here's a link to the video:
th-cam.com/video/-sISsReh81A/w-d-xo.html
My mom painted the hat for me!
@@BerkeleyFarms love it! Thanks for sharing 💚🌱
just subscribed your channel ,loved it.
Thank you! So glad you are here!
I love the stirrup hoe but my #1 is the single tine cultivator. It’s my go to to get tight into lettuce and carrots
I'll have to check it out!!
Girl I wish my weed were looking that good man ha e gotten out of hand bc hadnt had chance when get off work
Where did you get your shirt? 😍
Target!
2 questions where did you get your stirrup hoe? And second, the hoops that are currently holding your flower netting, I assume holds your frost cloth in winter... did you make them, or where did you get them?
I got the hoe from our local Ace Hardware store. You can get them from Hoss and Johnnys too. We made the hoops. Here's a link to the video:
th-cam.com/video/-sISsReh81A/w-d-xo.html
I did want to ask you if you could put a link to Amazon with some of the things that you would like to have for your garden and also maybe to Hoss tools for seeds and garden equipment that you might like to have that would help you with your gardening. Most people on TH-cam have those links you might want to check with Jill I know this she has many things that she wants on all of her list that she asked for some sure that she could help you up and help you. Please do this because we would like to help you get things that you would like to have for your garden as well.
I do have an Amazon wishlist in the description of the video but honestly I'm just thankful you guys support our channel by watching our videos!
Did you buy those hoops are bend them yourself?
We made them ourselves. Here's a link to the video:
th-cam.com/video/-sISsReh81A/w-d-xo.html
Girl, Look at the camera!😁 I don't like the consistency of Malabar either...
Hard to see the camera. It was so bright outside!
I'm sorry your ranunculus was a bust. If you really like them dont give up! It may take a couple years to hone in on when you need to start them, how moist to have the mix when you oresprout them, etc. I have had night/ day results with them! Last uear mine were absolutely pitiful, & right now I have about 350 doing absolutely fantastic!
Well that's good to know! Really makes me want to try them again!
How do I know when ur garlic ready urs looks lot like mien
I harvest when the leaves start to turn brown and die. At that point, I'll dig up a few and check to see if they look big enough.
Send me name of the book again please
Here's a link to it:
amzn.to/3wFzb9F