To the family of Mr and Mrs Webcajun, I am so sorry for your loss. You lost your real life loved one, but your loved one had an impact on so many, with his youtube channel. I am in tears. God bless you all. And thank you, Webcajun, for helping some of us novice gardeners on our way. I was amazed that he actually answered my questions, when I would ask. Rest in peace. You will be missed.

Rest in Peace, my friend.....I drove all the way from Mississippi to get tomato seeds from you.....What a great conversation we had. I'll keep watching your videos always!!!! MHPGardener is my 2nd favorite and he learned from you so, Im gonna give him my support. You will be missed, Mr. Donald!!!!

Rest In Peace Brother... 🙏😔❤

We were blessed to have him impart some of his knowledge and love of tilling the earth. He had a great way simplify and he loved being on the Kobota.

R I P I still watch his video and still learning from it .

I really hope the land he enjoyed is still in his family and still being planted on

Im planting Cantaloupe this year as a Tribute to you your video's have taught me to be a master Gardener Rest in Heavenly Peace!!!❤🙏

One if the first channels I ever sub to...r.i.p. brother

What happen to him? I just got back into it and looked him up and saw this. My heart hurts, I loved watching him

Im sorry to hear of Donald's passing! His videos will continue teaching many generations

Thank you brother for giving us all these years. You will be missed and I will pray for your family that they do not hurt long I can only leave them with this Lache Pas la Patate. Thank you for sharing Donald with us.

Sure miss your vids. Been watching for years hopefully you can do more someday.

R.I.P🙏

Wow Hale's best is huge! 👍

First visit to your channel! I have never seen catalope that large! Goodness. I will keep watching for now!

So nice to see you again!

Mr Donald, my garden this year is the best i have ever had. Part of that is weather and rain but another big part is following your guidance. Thanks for all your video's. Brandon from South Carolina.

Good to see you again my friend. I can almost smell those fresh melons from here in Idaho they look so good! Thanks for sharing your blessings with us. You've been real good to us. God bless till next time.

Wow 10 years! You certainly did some work getting this video together! Thanks for you videos. I always learn something new.

I like cantaloupe, but I'm not waiting ten years for it. Good to see you posting.

Good to see you again, always enjoy your videos! W.

Mr Donald, thank you sir, for another good video.Those cantaloupes sure are looking good.I enjoy and appreciate you taking your time to give us all your good instructions/information/help.Hope you & your family have a good summer & stay safe from the storms.God Bless You Sir.

Glad to see you again!

Glad to see a new old video Mr Donald. lol I have only watched your videos 4 or 5 times each over the years. My wife has told me for years, my daddy did it this way, and I always tell her that's the way Donald plants his also............Keep um coming......George from NC

Love your videos Donald.

Hi, Donald. I just subscribed to your channel, mhpgardener and imstillworkin. I have tried gardening the stupid way in the past. - put seeds and plants in the ground and hope for the best. This year, I tried to actually learn something about gardening. I still got some things wrong, but my garden has done better than ever, thanks to you and Bobby. imstillworkin has inspired me to try my hand at canning. I have a few cantaloupes, but it's way too soon to pick them. Your video tells me when they will be ready. Thank you for all the great videos.

Those cantaloupes are looking great and I would love to grow some like that.

Another wonderful video Donald. . I remember my grandpa planting those Hale's. :) Thank you for the inspiration and hard work . :) judy

Хотел бы сказать вам что вы Хороший человек ! по вашем видео о посевах я учусь и удивляюсь ловлю много нового из вашего видео, приятно смотреть ) посадил перцы по вашей методике ) получилось классно но не такой острый как наверное у вас ) но все же спасибо за ваше старание Однозначно Лайк вашему каналу ) и к слову у нас В России уважают взрослых фермеров и так как я черпают уроки и навыки за всю вашу Жизнь ) еще Раз Спасибо !)) с любовью из России )

found you from MPH channel . i now have 2 favorites to watch on youtube. i plan to put in a 30x50 grenhouse here in AR. i grew up on my dads farm and i miss it looking forward to getting back in it even if it will be so much smaller. love your videos Sir thank you

I am really enjoying your video's down here in Australia, I really enjoy your way of getting things done. Stay safe and well Thanks Garry

That is truly amazing what you grow in that Red Dirt...

Happy to see you....

love all your videos, hope someday to see how you plant watermelons, your videos always helps me a lot. thank you very very much.

I love your mobile irrigation system:-)

Sure do miss your videos and your wonderful personality. I do hope you are in good health Donald. If the gardening is getting a bit too much to handle, a verandah chat would be just as welcome. Much love. Val

Thank you for another great video. I have learned a lot from watching them. Larry in Idaho

Thanks for the video Donald!

Nice to see you! Thank you for the great instructions!!

Great video but I have one suggestion. Instead of carrying a measuring stick along I mark my rake handle or hoe handle with 3, 4, 5, and 6 foot measurements and just use it. One less thing to carry along. You do a great job and I enjoy your videos. Great tip on when to harvest cantaloupe. Keep up the good work. John from Kentucky.

I do enjoy your channel thank you

Hi, have you stopped doing videos, I find your laid back attitude easy to watch. Very informative.

Now Im craving Cantaloup!

Those worms of yours will love those. They love any melons and pumpkins.

Thanks for this.

RIP sir!

thank you

neat garden there sir. With all the rain in Georgina this year I will have to conduct a safari to hunt cantaloupes lol but we got some ambrosia almost softball size. watermelon patch got flooded out but hey something is better than nothing.

I also plant first, & read instructions after 🙄 Thanks for another great video

There is nothing better than a ripped cantaloupe under the sun with that yellow color juicy, sweet and flavorful. Unfortunately, when we buy them at the store they're green so I have keep them at home for 3-4 days before eating them. That way they become at bit more juicier, softer to eat and sweeter.

Lucky to keep the grass out of them.

Yo Donald. I bet you're getting some rain right now! I know we are. Thank you, Cindy!

I saw on a video from mhpgardener that you had some health issues, I'm glad to see you doing well, I would miss your videos.

good to see you after long time . you teach me thnaks lash paaa.lol

Hey Donald. Always glad to see a new video. Do you keep all those canteloupes or do you sell some or most? I have about 3 acres of land that I'm not doing anything with so my wheels are a spinning to come up with a plan.

RIP Donald

Sure will miss seeing him but hoping his granddaughter that he taught and raised in the garden will take up the gardening and podcasting. Lache pas la patate

Time to enjoy some Cantaloupe and Vanilla Ice Cream...

I’m going to plant some and try to grow up cattle panels this year in Florida

When do you normally plant Cantaloupe in your area? Love the videos.

How do you do such a good job of keeping the grass out of your rows?

Mr Donald, do you freeze or preserve the melons? I tried making melon balls and freezing them once but it didn't work out.

Hope you made it through the rain all ok.

Donald, missed you. I hadn't gotten a notice that you were back hope all is going well. One question, how do you keep raccoons from your melons. The little buggers will punch a hole in each one and scoop out the middle. Thanks

Try Old Time Tennessee Muskmelon. When ripe, you can smell it from a distance. A very large melon with high sugar content. First rate.

Donald, This year I put down drip tape under my rows, I plan on using a 20-20-20 fertilize for my vegetables and this combination plus chilean nitrate for my sweetcorn. How does this cocktale sound to you. Any suggestions? Thanks again for your input.

Donald, I have a container garden with a few small beds in the courtyard of my apartments. Would really love to know what you're planting this coming Aug. - Oct., up until Spring. Since I don't have a hose (no outside faucets), my watering ability is limited. Probably going to grow a lot of greens, bok choy, chard, beets, carrots, lettuce. Saving one entire bed to try Candy, and another spicier onion. Any suggestions from you are most welcome! Much thanks!

salut , beau jardins que ta mon homme . bonjour du Québec.

Do you fertilize your melons when you plant the seeds? Thanks for the video.

Nice job Mr Donald. Are you going to plant any okra this year?

Tried to grow cantaloupes in zone 9. As soon as they started to develop, some bug would drill into them and spoil the crop. Same problem with growing cucumbers. Heart breaking.

Greetings from Australia. I cant find the video where your family? we're shelling peas and sealing them in zip lock plastic bags. What was the next process to this? Or did they go straight into the freezer? 🇦🇺

Mr Donald, As your instructions for your pre-planting i should use triple 13 at a rate of 4.5lbs per 100 feet that i think you used before planting your seedlings, is that correct sir ? Concerning the water soluble fertilizer per 100 feet you said to use 20/20/20 at a rate of 1.5lbs, my concern is how much water to mix it with ? fertilizing twice a week with water-solulbe fertilizer is enough ?

Hi Donald, Haven't heard from you in a long time... I hope all is well. (Remember the Mississippi pickled quail eggs? lol)

Did you fertilize, if so what did you use and how? Thanks

The unit is still doing the job isn't she? Chuck

Anyone else ever eat cantaloupe and sausage/bacon milk gravy? Especially for breakfast? Was a staple when I was growing up in upstate SOuyh Carolina

You still out there?

Can lopes be planted in pots and if yes how large of a pot?

I wanna eat some of those cantaloupes! 😋

Did you thin the cantaloupe fruit?

Donald I'm your biggest fan can we get a field trip video thanks

i been missing your videos,, seems a little young grand child of mine,, was using my account (tablet had saved my youtube log in info (( so he gad joined a bunch of them gaming channels and cartoon channels while deleting a lot of my subscriptions,, last i remember i thought your thumpin gizzard had been acting up,, hope alll is well with you

how long it take for it to be harvest

dats a good one lets see one on watermelons

idk they grew in rocks

Good to see you,,, best wishes! :o) O,,,

has he made any vids for 2018?

What is the stick for

Cantaloupe's are great. But hard to grow here in West Tn. Same as Watermelons. Blame Coyotes eat the patch up here.

New subscriber. Looks like you're gonna be one of my newest best KZfaq friends!

so nice sir your from melon Name

Batten down the hatches,,storm is coming your way

Is Mr. Donald ok

Hadnt seen a video in while.....hiw are things

get em before the flat bugs do!