Using a drill for the holes is awesome!

Ok, I'm going to try this drip tape. Thanks

Thank you so much for sharing how's it working out we have a temporary shed that we would like to do the same with

Great video, thank you.

I can imagine the beautiful fragrance in your tunnel. Do you band all your stems like that and if so what size rubber band?

Great informative video, Thankyou 🌼

Good stuff

Thank you for this. I’m in 8b and want just one eucalyptus but was worried about it being out of hand tall. Appreciate seeing they can be lopped to stay shorter.

Thank you so much, this was so helpful. :)

thank you for sharing!

Great info, 😊

Looks great!

Do you have snow where you are ? :)

i want to improve my snaps pinching: do you purposely wait until your snaps are that tall? or does it suffice to pinch with only a few leaves and alot shorter? in the past i have pinched at about 4-6”.

were did you buy the film?

I just bought one of these from a neighbor for 50 bucks, 10.5x20 exactly like this one only mine has turnbuckles in between each pole on the roof, 4 poles I believe, I knew I couldn't be the only one to have this vision😊, thanks for the easy tutorial now it doesn't feel so daunting to tackle 👏

Thank You sooo much..im a small..micro teeny farmer...havent sold any yet ..but...maybe next year...i sure could use any other tips like this..like when to pick to sell them.

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Love the experiment / trial videos 👌🏻

Always a pleasure to swing by your farm.

Where do you buy the valves?

My husband ordered one of these for me to cut my flowers for bouquets. It was just too heavy. I use it for pruning my hydrangeas and other woody plants in the spring.

Thank you for all your videos! I learn so much from you.

That’s really awesome 😊

There is a really cheap and accurate hole punch for putting the hole in the 1/2 inch pipe. I don’t think I would want to use a drill for that.

I love peonies in that stage. Such a positive vibe with great expectations for the flowers!🌺

The plants look fantastic! How many days earlier do you think they’ll be? I planted a few peony roots in my field last autumn, and will plant a few hundred more this fall. I’m going to document all of it on my channel 😊

Great tips. Thanks.

Thank you it is not really hard...

Going to be beautiful! 😁

I absolutely love flowering plants and I have four different varieties that I'm training for bonsai the problem is is where I'm at no one understands your knows much about flowering quince and they have tried repotting them in the winter and I see that they have all died so the ones I have are still in a can and I have yet to repot them because I am unsure of when the best time to repot a flowering quince is any help would be greatly appreciated

I have several quinces but I dont know how to prune them because flowers are mostly on below branches. How do you prune them?

So it's possible that deer wouldn't eat them due to the thorns!?

Would love to know which varieties did best for you after growing them for a few years. Trying to decide whether to buy floricane or primocane varieties for cut flower foliage.

Where did you get the plastic from?

Where do you suggest buying hellebores that are good for cutting? Do you have a wholesale seller you go through?

Thank you for this detailed video! I'm on the fence between the LowCat Tunnels or this setup with the bender. I figure I'd need the hoops for insect netting at some point but don't have much space for storing them.

What would you say is the most hardy one you've had success with overwintering?

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This was crazy helpful for us to refine our low tunnel setup, thank you! Do you leave the hoops in all season, or remove at some point? I am thinking through the transition point from tunnels to when plants may need netting, then going back to tunnels in the fall and making this as seamless as possible.

Is there rebar in the ground acting as receivers for the conduit? Or is the conduit sunk only in the soil?

Excellent video these old carports also make really good chicken coops using tarps same types of method using tarps...

Can you show the bracket attached to the hoop? Thanks

where can we get such plastic cells? Eva

i began by using toilet paper rolls! they worked well and by the time i transplanted they were wet and unspiraling/unraveling. then i used the paper to mulch in my rows for weeds followed with leaves over top. now i am using a 72(?) sized root trainer tray with long cell spaces. can’t wait til i start them.

Thanks for the inspiration! It's 5 degress and howling wind right now but I'm dreaming sweet peas! Where can I find trainers?

just now seeing this video. Wondering if you have a recommended company that you purchase your roses from? These plants in the video look so healthy and grew so well in your care! Thank you :)

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I was planning on doing this and found this video searching for a way to make it double walled. It gets cold here in winter and into spring. I want some R factor to the thing.