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Ditto.....misleading video!

Dang, I should have looked this up first. In my yard if I get fungus I know I have to raise the pH level I so I was using the same ratio with vinegar… can I still use the hydrogen peroxide method or is it too late?

Who leaves them long enough to go bad after picking them not me. I eat them as soon as I pick them. Nothing better than fresh fruit that store bought stuff is garbage.

Thanks! Brand new flowers on my porch and 2 days later, their getting g dug! Gonna try the forks and pepper flakes!

I can't see where you pruned it at. 😢

Outstanding! You made my day. Thanks for the concise and well photographed video.

Thank you for the video

the ones from the store will grow

I use a hoe every now and then

Thank you.

Great post. I love how you tell us what to do. No fluff. No odd narration etc. Subscribed! And now I go help my strawberries with their *secsy secsy* time. 😂❤🍓

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Nice view

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Love that you get straight to the point! Thank you!!!

U. Never. Told. Us how to clean the filter, u just showed. How to take it out.😅😅 Dummy!!

Do you water everyday or once a week?

Thank you, Yolanda! After a major cut back two years ago, my rosebush is finally blooming again and there’s lots of blooms on there. And I wanted to know how to cut a few to bring them inside and your video helped me a lot! I can’t wait to go out and bring a few of them in to enjoy! also, I had a question. This bush was here when I moved to this house. And it had not been trimmed properly and had long scraggly stems with lavender roses on it. And the first year I cut it back some, but it didn’t bloom as well. So that’s why two years ago I cut it way back, like 6 inches above the ground. And as I said last year, nothing came out, but it kept growing and growing and finally this year it’s full of blooms, but the blooms are a deep red instead of the lavender that the long scraggly ones were! Any reason why this bush might’ve changed colors? Thank you again, Julia , Laurel, Mississippi.

Remove the bottom leaves before planting.

Thanks great tips on plastic milk bottle for seed growing

That's a engine brake not a clutch!! Big dummy! 😅

There are 2 types of people watching this video 😂😂

Would help to know the size tools needed

I’m sorry but that just makes no sense at all. If your soil is decomposing then it is fully alive. If the microbes are alive than so are the weed seeds. There is no way your soil will get hot more than the top 1/2”. Strawberry farmers get the closest to sterilizing soil as possible. They do that by covering than gassing the soil with methyl bromide. Covering you soil with plastic for half a year is a waisted effort. I’m really sorry to be so pessimistic about your approach. I just don’t think we should be putting out untested information as being anything other than an opinion or experiment. Regardless I wish you happy growing with or without the plastic sheet.

Thank you. 😊

I have NEVER gotten any "volunteers" from my Butterfly bush. Not a single one and I did look. It finally died after over 20 years. It probably was a lot older than 20, but that is when I moved into my present location. I want one that will in fact reseed readily (preferably without my help) so I don't have to buy another one ever again and I can have babies to give away. What varieties are good for this? Supposedly they are invasive so maybe I got one of the politically correct, neutered ones? The hysteria over these things would have to go back quite a while for that to be the case as that would have been the Turn Of The Century. Do they need another butterfly bush of a different variety like apple trees do to produce viable seed? Maybe that was my problem. No others were around in the neighborhood I know of. I would like some of the natural ones from China. I have not been able to nail down what exact words I need to ask for to get such seed or mature or immature specimen.

Well that was a waste of time

Not an impressive video. I built a concrete rock waterfall with my father. We had wire/w concrete overlay runnels for water flow leading down to the rock. Of course the base was block with REBAR and concrete. You do not skimp when spending so much time, energy and money on such a labor intensive project. We added a front U shaped area for plants with drainage, all above ground in the outer rim of the waterfall. We had a spigot to drain the waterfall which would irrigate/deep water a row of in ground plants every 3 days and rinse it out, that was how we kept the waterfall clean. For your background you claim, one would expect a ton more of information than what we novices sadly received.

sometimes it droops if you overwater it

How do you prevent the pin from poking you when moving around?

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Very misleading video. Why even post?

What about other countries outside America?

Funny, she's the top UA-cam video on how to get Chives to germinate, but she doesn't know that chives need darkness to sprout. Research folks, don't just rely on UA-cam.

Bro I clean my fucimg kitchen and everything they still there bro

That’s a very helpful video. Thanks man.

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Car crash gardening....

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I've heard that vinegar may work pretty well too.

You spelled Habanero wrong.

Perfect explanation. Thank you Sir.

thank you for making an informative video in under 2mins. we got plants to do!

Bro my whole face is melting from eating half a habanero on a burger. I got it from the local Mexican store. Ain't no peppers this hot anywhere else around.

I have been trying so hard to find hoes for my garden especially those with the larger size blade The ones in the box stores are small and does not meet my needs does anyone know where I can purchase such hoes

I hope this also works with honeydew. Nice info anyways

Clorox wipes don't have bleach in them, it just has the clorox name

What did she say?

mint around my kitchen condo and bathroom are great for this. Especially since I have a small pet

@EHOWGARDEN VERY BAD ADVICE. I realize this video is 10 years old, but hopefully this will help someone that stumbles upon it. Dill SHOULD NEVER be planted with tomatoes. Dill attracts the tomato horn worm, which destroys tomato plants. Additionally, when dill reaches maturity, it releases chemical compounds that stop the growth of tomato plants. Why show "how" to do something that is detrimental?