Thank you so much for the great information. I love how well you explained the diseases.

As clear as mud

What an inspiring video! Thank you

I have ARTIMUSS TALL FESCUE BLEND in Texas and it stays green all year just make sure you also have a lot of green in your wallet cause the water bill is no joke

I never knew how to harvest basil.

Thank you for this great video. Never thought I’d find myself commenting on an insect topic 🤓😂 🦗 🐞 but this is really helpful for identifying critters in the garden. Good closeups and samples. Didn’t realize larvae 🐛 can also be beneficial, 😂 but it makes sense.

id like to do this

I had geese come in and stromped eat the melon leaves stromped the the vines! Friend said to string or metal wire ground up 6 inches and again at 15 inches up i haven't had a problem since with geese, now racoons eat my 16 cantalope never touch the watermelons yet! Weird!

Hi Casey. What size was the Lavender when you planted it? I know you said cuttings, but I'm curious. thanks!

Hey this is amazing. What is that cool 2 layered sifter you use? Never seen that before.

Thank you! This is the most concise and easy to understand explaination, especially of brown recluse spiders, that I have come across. 👍

How to produce more spicy bell peppers.. Anyone can answer??

Could this plant do well indoors in an aquarium?

I live in USDA Hardiness Zone 5b and want to maintain this plant year round. How do you recommend? A greenhouse?

I like videos like these straight to the point. Plus pretty teacher

Thank you.

Makes sense I’ve been watering the leafs as well I’m in Texas I thought they would enjoy that… now some are yellow and even white…. How could I fix that

Celery salad

Yeah. No fish if it is a froggie pond.

What is meant by short-lived? 10 years?

I am just broken hearted that my huge grapevine has black rot this year. It is loaded with grapes but they are all drying up to hard black pits. I don't know anything about growing grapes but I am learning the hard way. I will have no grapes this year. Tennessee Zone 7b.

Great video! Love seeing my ancestors talked about

That’s a great job very impressive thank you

Im not gunna lie ive always just called both daddy long legs i never knew they were different. I also never really check them out i just see the long thin legs and say oh daddy long legs hey buddy and go about my day lmao 🤣😂 now oll have to take a closer look whenever i see them and see which it actually is!

Glad to hear about the staking. I always thought the tree needed to be able to move in the wind to help build up it's strength. Thanks for confirming that. Also an "R" in the month is very helpful and easy to remember. But what is the purpose of making the hole twice as big if your not going to add amended soil? Is it just to help break up the soil and get some air down in there to make the soil easier for the roots to go out into? Thanks 👍

Lady, it's suppose to "look a little dry!" Just stick to your French cuisine and if you or any of your viewers wants authentic gallo pinto, let them take a cheap travel and even cheaper consumption of the dish.

I have some of these, but they're not turning red. What can I do to help them?

Your video helped me a ton ty

idiot

D /A

I have them all over squash slowly getting rid of them with the dust. Should I dust the cucumbers close by even though I haven’t seen any on them?

Round up? Wtf

Getting my T31 installed in Va this week. Can't wait to use my new CaliforniaTrimmer.

Shelf life?

What’s the shelf life with this method?

How cool!

This is definitely interesting, being that I have not yet explored the channel further, so I may revisit my comment/initial impression as I actually feel this is great that this crew is studying and scientifically documenting the data, there are way too many KZfaq video posts that foreshadow this one, those other videos lack comparative data and instead are mostly opinionated points, some valid but climate dependent, etc, so there definitely needs to be more attention drawn to the work being done here (and Im seeing this 14 years after its posting!) 🤯

Wow! THE RUCKERS ARE MY FAVORITE ❤🎉

I love this project❤

OMG. Thank you for showing me that it was so easy to do! Good job explaining the process👍

I love that backyard.

I would love to apply to the Yard by Yard program. I started gardening 2022 after the pandemic when things started coming back to the garden centers. I was able to go to the Oklahoma City Will Rodgers Garden Class on Earth Day and found your channel to follow through out the year. I think I might be able to qualify this year. Thank so much for all the info because my small urban garden in OKC has become my heaven on earth. 🙂

There are plenty of beautiful trees native to North America. So why plant a non-native that can be invasive?

I googled it, the address came up as.. Native Plants 1330 NW 1st St, Oklahoma City, OK 73106

They sometimes set up for only a night

So glad I saw this video! I just bought my daughter-in-law and myself a clemetis. Now I know why I have not done well with them before 😂

Precious

Great video…all the info I ever needed

If it’s a Native insect then I’ll leave it alone.

I love your garden. It is heartwarming to all that pass by.