You can bring in jaguars they are native to south texas and they can hunt nilgai and other antelope

I see a forest garden or and orchard with a small fish pond in their future.

picking up something on the ground can get you bit by a corral snake .

I honestly believe having media rooms in homes are unhealthy. Humans were created in garden. We are suppose to allow light in our brains. Living in homes where there is no natural light or painted dark is unhealthy.

I live in Missouri and our governor signed in a law that HOA's can't completely block you from having chickens. Need the same for replacing turf with natives.

My is overing growing in my landscape, is there something I can use to slow their growth rate?

Thanks for sharing! Great video!

How do you protect your plants in the Winter and Summer Heat?

Great episode!

Thank you so much for this video. I just harvested some purslane from my garden here in Idaho.

Inspirational video 👍👍

Beautiful vision and souls! May you both continue to sow seeds of wellbeing in others. ❤️

Yeah Lenny!

Outstanding

Hey neighbor 👋🏾 from Austin to show love!

I absolutely love this!

Sharp vision, brothers! #MakeAWay 💪🏾 🌎

Really like the quote at the end. Good job covering this CTG.

Just inspiring! 😊

Lady this is not hard soil

Inspiring and creative young men. I'm going to check out your website. And yeah, it's all about the kids. Trying to make things better for them from what you might have had ❤

Great job!

I love your vision for the future.

Amazing video. Broccoli microgreens are my favorite. ❤

You’re speaking the core truths for habitat & water conversation! I been planting cottage gardens for decades with native plants & antique China roses. If it does not attract pollinators it’s not on my core plants

Thanks for sharing your beautiful yard. I'm of the same mindset and enjoy much time watching the butterflies, hummingbirds, and dragonflies in my backyard. I don't have a bird feeder because there is a rat problem in my neighborhood, but I grow green purslane in pots for the little sparrows, and they very much enjoy it.

The plant identified as clematis pitcheri is misidentified. It looks like a clematis but not pitcheri.

Labor of love....beautiful and inspiring

That Yaupon Holly is also America's only caffeine-producing plant. When dried, the leaves make a fantastic tea that's every bit as good as what you buy in the store. The key to fixing the problem is people taking it on themselves. Even if all you can do is grow one plant in a bucket on your back stoop, that's a step that makes a difference. When you have a million people growing one plant in one bucket, that's a million square feet of native habitat that wasn't there before. What you do matters.

Great video and a wonderful guide on some well-adapted plant here in Texas. I grow all of the mentioned plants myself and can confirm they survived what past years have thrown at them without the use of any fertilizer, pesticide, and/or irrigation! :)

Terrific piece. Very inspiring.

Thank you. A beautiful and restful yard.

Very inspirational. Hoping to do something similar in my front yard but have an HOA. Slowly learning how to plant for diversity and balance. Thank-you!

can y’all do more butterfly gardening content?

Beautiful yard!

Mostly they are probable liberal idiots who don’t want to hurt the deer,,,,,

4 ft fences are a waste of time. Who ever voted for that is clueless

Lots of I’s and my’s in this video. It would be nice if you acknowledged the other person in the video.

Wonderful video.

What a delightful oasis. Well done!

What a gorgeous yard.

Best video yet

First plant Nope. . .second sparklette absolutely yes thought so texas native silver swan where do i get that

So many videos are not impressive, but what you have done is.

I hate cedar! During pollen season, I eat allergy meds. Kerrville, tx.

Love my anacacho orchid tree, I wish I saw more of them around Austin. I had never heard of the goldenball leadtree, it's awsome and I'm pretty sure it's already got a spot in my yard!

Amazing

Thank you for rescuing the plants!! 🌱 🌸🌻🌼🌾

Lovely!

IN CANADA PEOPLE LOVE MOWING THIER LAWNS!!SOOOO SAD!! WE NEED MORE PEOPLE LIKE YOU