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I think I’m the stupidest thornless blackberry bush gardner. I’ve followed all the rules the nursery gave me and used their nutrition and other products necessary. I’ve cut to the ground the stalk that had fruit and left the rest each time. I’ve tried cutting them to 16 inches and the next year they multiplied and grew 6 feet. But In 4 years all I’ve ever gotten was 12 berries. This year only one. I saw your site “The Stupid Gardner” and instantly thought “I finally found my people!” 😅 🌱

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Doesn't cardboard have chemicals in it?

I read that if bluebird houses are within 300’ the males will fight each other for territory.

Will it be safe from squirrels?

Can you tell me how many yards of chips you have here? I have a load coming, but can’t imagine how far 20 yards will go!

I used to have my bluebird boxes on the fence (bluebirds wanted to nest on my fence in a statue I had so I got them legit bluebird boxes in a whim to help them out. Well.. I have cameras and at night a cat came and stared at the bluebird box. The next morning I moved it immediately away from the fence and so far it’s been easy breezy. Didn’t know cats can scale a fence of 6ft or so 😞. I moved away anything that was climbable and put the nests on my house instead. Against a very flat wall with no leverage. Or climbable surface.

-- Compost everything. Always put cardboard down and build sandy loamy soil on top of the cardboard.

The cardboard alone would have done the job.

shout out from White Creek NY .....AWESOME ADVICE! I love planting veggies....everyday I learn something new! HAPPY GARDENING !!!! :)

You know what I just preferred the wooden bins behind you because I’m not putting that together with all of those screws and it’s so small and I need the worms to be helping to break down so this is a no I’m only three years old so I don’t mind using a pitchfork

I had Bermuda roots as deep as I could dig in my flower bed. There is no controlling it really. Good weed fabric helps but isn't 100%.

I’m also starting a zucchini squash garden…good luck to us both! Thank you for your help and have a blessed summer 😊

Hey there neighbor (well, kinda) I’m in the Myrtle Beach area. I’m an even more stupid gardener than you are 😂😂😂…a beginner. Thank you for the informative video 😊

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My favorite UA-camr at the moment🫶🏻

What state and zone are you in? In in NE TEXAS zone 8a or 8b

Best wishes with your garden, hope you have a blessed day and weekend.

This is the first video I have seen of yours what is that knee pad brace your using. I assume it’s to cushion your knees and then help you get back up but what is it called

Does this work for roots in a planter box. I'm disabled and was given a planter box. I pulled out a dead huge bush. And I have all these roots at the bottom I can't pull up. I'm looking to see easier way. Do I do this. Or put plastic down and put my compost over it. Looking for easier solutions. Thanks

Where are you located? What state?

Yo im near Gastonia. Nice garden and thats a nice fence ❤

I love sweet William

I’ve been binge watching your videos the past few weeks. I appreciate the content, I hope to have a house with a yard someday. For now I’m in an apartment with a deck. Do you ever garden in containers?

How long will the cardboard prevent weeds from growing? It seem like it would be only temporary remedy for weeds.

If the pallet wood has been treated I wouldn't use it, even the ashes.

I just joined!! God bless you too brother! 🙏 ✝️💜

How do you keep the rain out? Mine seems to get soaked after a rain storm.

I have read pigs will tear that Bermuda grass right out and rout it up. They will add manure too.

where can i find pine bark mulch? can i make it myself? or use pine needles, perhaps?

Thanks for your channel and all of the information. I just planted my first knockout rose bush. I love gardening but avoided roses because my mother spent so much time with hers. They were beautiful, but I'm more a hit it and quit it gardener. A little gardening a few times a week is all I want. Your home looks beautiful.

Hi there, I’ve had a compost Tumblr for two months now. Adding all of my kitchen scrap produce, coffee, grounds, eggshells, etc. And then adding “browns“ that I’ve seen suggestions of online. No bad smells, has plenty of moisture, some liquid drips out the bottom all the time. However, two months later, no heat? Any suggestions about that?

dig a trench and put in a root barrier block. They use this for tree roots. Then, create a "DMZ" zone that the grass won't want to go on from above.. say, a foot wide stone path. The problem with the wood chip is that bermuda has more than one way to spread. the rhizomatic method means you need to stop the roots from invading or else, the moment it spreads to a nice area, it will pop up. Another way that maybe somebody can chime in on is introducing something that is desirable but equally aggressive that will deny the bermuda grass an opportunity to set up roots. Maybe strawberries? Or.. maybe a pH change? For example, planting acid loving plants that like a lower pH. Bermuda wouldn't find blueberry soil to be inviting. Honestly, I'd apply chemicals. They aren't all evil. If you engage in precision shots, you should have more control over the spread. Good luck.

I live in Charlotte and wish Bermuda grass was outlawed! As you said, it is so aggressive and the roots go so deep it seems impossible to get rid of. It has taken over my lawn and is a struggle to keep out of the garden and landscape beds.

Use tarps 👍

I have managed to eliminate burmuda in my garden beds area. Just repeat pulling and repeat applications of compost (on my beds) and woodchips (on my paths). However, in my fruit tree/orchard area outside of my garden beds, I have a large mat of burmuda and johnson grass. I will be using sillage tarps this year while I aquire more wood chips and will keep it covered to weaken the grass roots. I am thinking that a couple years of this method will almost entirely eliminate it. The biggest thing is cutting off it's access to light. That is why the mulch works. Also, I plan to grow some crops through the sillage tarps (Like winter squash) so that the soil has something growing in it, which should discourage the grass from wanting to grow even further since the soil likes something growing in it.

I have been using wood chips 22 truck loads. And leaf's and pine needles. Collect bags of leaves from you neighbors or have them bring them to you. It makes fantastic mulch

Bermuda and Bahaiah grass are tough in my garden too so I feel your aggravation. Take care and have a blessed week my friend.

Definitely look for these second hand, the plastic can degrade horribly even I just one season that people give these away. And it's too expensive to make new plastic cover for it. But if you know how to be handy you can make it work with a plastic sheeting.

Quality Video! Thank you for sharing. I think I'm gonna get this one for my salt lake city yard. what do you think about heat matts for seeds?

Nice greenhouse.

Looks awesome! Great setup

Thank you for sharing your greenhouse experience with us! 🌱

Your videos are amazing! If you like farming or harvesting videos, I look forward to having you visit my channel to have relaxing moments together!

What’s there to like and subscribe to all you did was put Wood Chips on your garden. Big deal.

Question: is ink toxic?

Should you wait for it to heat to a certain temperature before you tumble it or can you just tumble it whenever you want to?

Just put it together yesterday and threw in a bunch of kitchen scraps from my produce. I’m going to go out into the neighborhood and try to find some dried leaves to add some “browns“ I don’t really have stuff like that in my yard. Does the shredded paper Compensate for the Browns? I was thinking of doing one side fully, and then maybe two or three weeks later starting the other side so I have a continuous supply? What do you think of that?

Hey, has anyone used one of these for longer than a year? Looking to purchase one for a school garden project and am curious about how long it holds up.