Setting Up Our Sweet Pea Trellising!
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Date: 2022-07-16
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Nancy
Love how the garden and trees pop against the black background! I think it would finish it off beautifully if the t-posts were painted black too. Wishing you many beautiful sweet peas to bless many people! I too give away many bouquets and I feel blessed to have the flowers to do it. I rarely have a bouquet on my table for very long, as I often grab that one as I'm leaving the house (there's always someone who needs it more than I do.
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Love how the garden and trees pop against the black background! I think it would finish it off beautifully if the t-posts were painted black too. Wishing you many beautiful sweet peas to bless many people! I too give away many bouquets and I feel blessed to have the flowers to do it. I rarely have a bouquet on my table for very long, as I often grab that one as I'm leaving the house (there's always someone who needs it more than I do.
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Charis
gardenanswer I have an honest question for you Laura. Don't you ache? Like, you carry stuff all around and you kneel and you walk around and you prune and you plant and you pot and. Don't you get physically tired? What's your secret? I literally just pruned 3 lavender bushes and every inch of my body is screaming in pain. M not that old, m just 29. I need to know your secret to be so strong and work so much all day every day.
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gardenanswer I have an honest question for you Laura. Don't you ache? Like, you carry stuff all around and you kneel and you walk around and you prune and you plant and you pot and. Don't you get physically tired? What's your secret? I literally just pruned 3 lavender bushes and every inch of my body is screaming in pain. M not that old, m just 29. I need to know your secret to be so strong and work so much all day every day.
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Dorene
Have you ever thought about arching them between the two rows and planting at the end of them. That would be taller. I like your idea for my cukes and peas. I don't have as many as you. lol Aaron building up the biceps. They do make a motorized one I have seen some of the homesteaders use for the poles. As much as you all take them in and out it might serve him to get one. They say it is money well spent.
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Have you ever thought about arching them between the two rows and planting at the end of them. That would be taller. I like your idea for my cukes and peas. I don't have as many as you. lol Aaron building up the biceps. They do make a motorized one I have seen some of the homesteaders use for the poles. As much as you all take them in and out it might serve him to get one. They say it is money well spent.
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Sandy
Hi Laura and Aaron! This was interesting to watch. I love the look of the black fence, but won't it look dirty all the time from the wind blowing the dirt all the time? I'm surprised that you didn't raise the cattle panels up like you did for the dahlias. Jess at Roots and Refuge Farm made trellis's out of the cattle panels. It looked pretty good. Thank you for sharing!
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Hi Laura and Aaron! This was interesting to watch. I love the look of the black fence, but won't it look dirty all the time from the wind blowing the dirt all the time? I'm surprised that you didn't raise the cattle panels up like you did for the dahlias. Jess at Roots and Refuge Farm made trellis's out of the cattle panels. It looked pretty good. Thank you for sharing!
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Debra
Have you ever watched Living Traditions Homestead? Not only are Kevin and Sara very interesting but they own a gas operated metal post driver that sets the post very rapidly. It would be perfect for Aaron when setting all the post in your garden. If interested their video is called We're building a chicken moat to keep them out (meaning the deer.
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Have you ever watched Living Traditions Homestead? Not only are Kevin and Sara very interesting but they own a gas operated metal post driver that sets the post very rapidly. It would be perfect for Aaron when setting all the post in your garden. If interested their video is called We're building a chicken moat to keep them out (meaning the deer.
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Tammy
If I could offer a suggestion on the zip ties. We used to zip tie a Cooloroo sun shade screen by our deck. The wind used to blow it over in a big windstorms. We had to go with heavy duty zip ties and they lasted a year. With all of the plants on the panels it may get blown over in one of your hum dinger wind storms you get on a regular basis.
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If I could offer a suggestion on the zip ties. We used to zip tie a Cooloroo sun shade screen by our deck. The wind used to blow it over in a big windstorms. We had to go with heavy duty zip ties and they lasted a year. With all of the plants on the panels it may get blown over in one of your hum dinger wind storms you get on a regular basis.
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Alexandra
Everything looks amazing! Ive been wanting to ask you about the PW berried treasure strawberry seeds that you planted a long time ago, how did they do? I planted mine as they indicated (3 weeks in freezer before planting) and only had a few that germinated: ( could you give us an update on those seeds? Thanks!
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Everything looks amazing! Ive been wanting to ask you about the PW berried treasure strawberry seeds that you planted a long time ago, how did they do? I planted mine as they indicated (3 weeks in freezer before planting) and only had a few that germinated: ( could you give us an update on those seeds? Thanks!
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Lori
Did Aaron need some Ibuprofen after doing those T posts? Since I'm sure that it won't be his last, check out Kevin and Sarah at Living Traditions Homestead. They had some sort of powered post tamper when they were fencing in their orchard- really cool and saves the muscles.
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Did Aaron need some Ibuprofen after doing those T posts? Since I'm sure that it won't be his last, check out Kevin and Sarah at Living Traditions Homestead. They had some sort of powered post tamper when they were fencing in their orchard- really cool and saves the muscles.
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Noor
A persimmon tree would grow nice in your new orchard their hardy 4 through 9 and they produce fruit in the fall but you'll need a male and a female i think to get the most fruit out of them although I used to have one at my old house and the fruit was really tasty
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A persimmon tree would grow nice in your new orchard their hardy 4 through 9 and they produce fruit in the fall but you'll need a male and a female i think to get the most fruit out of them although I used to have one at my old house and the fruit was really tasty
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