Planting Hydrangeas, Fixing the Chicken Coop, & Planting a Couple Pots!
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Date: 2022-07-16
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AsheDeLaJune
I loved it, it was so peaceful. Almost felt like we were there with you. Certainly felt more like me planting, in silence (well, my roosters and hens are noisy, water fowl too. And native birds, and then sitting back and taking stock of what I've done.
Love all the styles of videos you guys do! Of course music makes it all the more buttoned up - but loved the lack of music in this one for the calmness of it all.
Nice work on the coop! Looks really good now - and much safer: -D Your girls love you, too hehe spoiled ones.
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I loved it, it was so peaceful. Almost felt like we were there with you. Certainly felt more like me planting, in silence (well, my roosters and hens are noisy, water fowl too. And native birds, and then sitting back and taking stock of what I've done.
Love all the styles of videos you guys do! Of course music makes it all the more buttoned up - but loved the lack of music in this one for the calmness of it all.
Nice work on the coop! Looks really good now - and much safer: -D Your girls love you, too hehe spoiled ones.
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Dana
Ive used Repel All for years now. Our primary critters are deer, armadillo, raccoons and possums. It works great, however if you get a hard rain, re-apply. Also it has never lasted 2 months for me, more like 3 weeks, but I am in a zone 9A just north of Houston, Texas and this is just my experience. But better to be safer than sorry, and not killing your self to plant 50 plants only to wake up the next morning and them all eaten! Which sadly has happened. Your skunk doesnt stand a chance!
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Ive used Repel All for years now. Our primary critters are deer, armadillo, raccoons and possums. It works great, however if you get a hard rain, re-apply. Also it has never lasted 2 months for me, more like 3 weeks, but I am in a zone 9A just north of Houston, Texas and this is just my experience. But better to be safer than sorry, and not killing your self to plant 50 plants only to wake up the next morning and them all eaten! Which sadly has happened. Your skunk doesnt stand a chance!
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Eimi
I just discovered your videos and I wan to sa you are AMAZING! and my sisters and I are totally jealous: )
I loved the beginning of the video which showed you just planting the hydrangeas. Can you show more of that? I would love to see how you organize your gardening tasks (your barn, your plant feeding schedule, etc) Can you show how you keep track of it all?
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I just discovered your videos and I wan to sa you are AMAZING! and my sisters and I are totally jealous: )
I loved the beginning of the video which showed you just planting the hydrangeas. Can you show more of that? I would love to see how you organize your gardening tasks (your barn, your plant feeding schedule, etc) Can you show how you keep track of it all?
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Vintage_
Hi Laura, I think you should just pour some concrete right under the door into the coop, it works amazing! We had to do that right under the gate of our backyard to keep our husky from digging his way out and escaping, lol, it definitely fixed the problem. And you can cover the concrete with soil or gravel for a nicer finish.
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Hi Laura, I think you should just pour some concrete right under the door into the coop, it works amazing! We had to do that right under the gate of our backyard to keep our husky from digging his way out and escaping, lol, it definitely fixed the problem. And you can cover the concrete with soil or gravel for a nicer finish.
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Tom
even just refrigerator box cardboard spread out under a layer of mulch will discourage skunk, raccoon, possum from digging up rows of seeded wildflower (added pitchforked holes for root penetration. Caught it all on a critter cam. After a few weeks of scratching the surface, they just gave up.
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even just refrigerator box cardboard spread out under a layer of mulch will discourage skunk, raccoon, possum from digging up rows of seeded wildflower (added pitchforked holes for root penetration. Caught it all on a critter cam. After a few weeks of scratching the surface, they just gave up.
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handmade
Love the rock border in the begininng (0: 33. i have rock borders around some of my beds. everywhere i go i look for pretty rocks. I came home from vacation in Arizona with a suitcase full of beautiful purple rocks! lol. gives the landscape a peaceful natural look. :)
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Love the rock border in the begininng (0: 33. i have rock borders around some of my beds. everywhere i go i look for pretty rocks. I came home from vacation in Arizona with a suitcase full of beautiful purple rocks! lol. gives the landscape a peaceful natural look. :)
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Marty
Ive found when confronted with a garden problem the solution usually makes the garden far more interesting. I like the slab in front of the chicken coup run much more than just gravel. It looked nice before but now its got more character. Really enjoying your videos!
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Ive found when confronted with a garden problem the solution usually makes the garden far more interesting. I like the slab in front of the chicken coup run much more than just gravel. It looked nice before but now its got more character. Really enjoying your videos!
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Alyssa
With the beautiful hydrangeas. Pinks, purples and white. Maybe salvia or catmint below the hydrangeas. then some white charm supertunias on the bottom layer. Ooohh or even ones with some lovely yellow pops. Reminding me of one of your containers from the driveway.
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With the beautiful hydrangeas. Pinks, purples and white. Maybe salvia or catmint below the hydrangeas. then some white charm supertunias on the bottom layer. Ooohh or even ones with some lovely yellow pops. Reminding me of one of your containers from the driveway.
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svetka2100
Has your son tried Planting anything yet! mirroring what he sees often
And, I really like your hair. Seems like you always manage to have it done nice and seems like it lasts. Would you be willing to share what you use, your technique, and do you burn it?
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Has your son tried Planting anything yet! mirroring what he sees often
And, I really like your hair. Seems like you always manage to have it done nice and seems like it lasts. Would you be willing to share what you use, your technique, and do you burn it?
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