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I am testing a prevention method this year. I will make a video on how well it works in a month or so.

We love these tomatoes. We grow the patchwork peppers also, they are delicious.

Yes it is. We love yarrow also. It is great to attract beneficial insects and pollinators

Thank you and Thanks for your kind words. This works great. We harvest hundreds of ears of sweet corn every year and this saves us a whole lot of time.

how was the corn cob jelly? was it served on a fresh hot buttermilk biscuit?

It was wonderful . It tastes a little like honey. Lol

These are sunglo. Thanks for watching

I have tried basil for many years and it doesn't seem to work in our area. I am trying something new this year, if it works I will post a video detailing what I am trying. Thanks for the comment.

I will get the recipe from my wife and post it for you. Thanks for watching.

You are correct we have all three. Thanks for watching

Do you mean how much energy does the tracker use? It is uses very little energy. The exact amount depends on the linear actuator you use, the amount of weight you have on it and the amount of wind hitting your tracker. I have 7 amp hr batteries for mine and they last a long time. Remember the linear actuator is only on for a few seconds at a time as the sun moves across the sky.

Hi Tammie.. Not yet. I will make one this summer. Here is a link to the cord I use. It's not the cheapest but it is some of the best. whimsicalwinds.com/Category/Chime-Cord

@@HippieHillHomestead , Thank you so much for the response and the type of cord! I'd rather have better quality than cheap, I'd hate to do the work they break! Thank you again! Can't wait to see the new video :)

They were around 500 a truss. I don't know what brand but I purchased them from Parker metal supply

We love these peas. We will grow them from now on. Thanks for watching.

Yes we love our 941. In Mt opinion All American canner are the best. Thanks for the comment. Happy canning.

Thank you very much!

Only if you are running dc loads off the charge controller. If you are just charging batteries for an inverter then no you won't need to hook up the dc load terminals. If you have anymore questions please let me know. Thanks for watching.

Yes I have one on both sides. Set up your receiving router inside and then take it to where you are installing it and it should work fine. I didn't have any problems. If you have any more questions let me know.

Thanks, if you have any questions let me know. The kitten thinks it's her play toy and the turkey never shuts up. Lol. Thanks for watching.

You are welcome. Clay is though soil try adding compost to your soil, it should help. Thanks for watching.

Wow great idea to buy lacewing eggs. Thanks for the tip.

@@HippieHillHomestead Actually, lacewings are native to WI, so I am hoping to attract them to my little slice of paradise. New subscriber, I have a small channel if interested. Stay Well!!!

I will check out your channel. Thanks for subscribing.

@@HippieHillHomestead Not much right now, my old channel has a lot more videos, Brian Seybert. I am an old Hippie from the 60's, hair down to my butt crack. Served as a medic in the 82nd Airborne div, worked my whole life, thanks to covid , I am now a unconventional gardener. Stay Well my friend!!!

You to and thank you for your service. Happy gardening.

Thanks for watching!

Yes I grow a ton of yarrow, the yarrow I trellis does much better.

Thank you so much. Thanks for watching.

Thank you. They grow great this way, easy to pick and easy to start new plants.

These are sweet 100s and Amish paste.

Your welcome. Sorry to hear about your garden buddy. Mine goes to the garden every time I go. She will even run our other cats out of the garden.

Yes we do, sorry about that.

Your soil type needs to have as much organic material as possible. They are also heavy feeders, so the more nitrogen, potassium and phosphorus you can give them the better they will do.

You don't need a load, the charge controller will shut it off at the proper voltage.

Yes that would help.

I never thought about that. Lol Great idea.

Your welcome. I also use boiled linseed oil, on some things it works well.

@@HippieHillHomestead Cheers! Does the boiled linseed oil replace one of the ingredients you use in this video, or do you use it alongside them?

I use it alongside them if it is going to be in a high humidity area

@@HippieHillHomestead very helpful - thanks!

Your welcome

Hi Michele, we did anchor it to the ground. We show driving our anchor pipes 2 feet deep and then connecting the bows to them. We also ran our wire 2 feet out and stacked rock on it. Then we ran 2 runs of electric fence around it. It has been 3 years since we built this coop and not one predator has made it through our defenses. Lol. Thanks for the comment.

As long as you have your inverter unhooked you shouldn't have any problems. The biggest thing is how heavy they are. Be careful lifting these things. I think they weigh around 60 lbs. Good luck and if you have any questions let me know

Here is a link to replacement parts for wind chimes. If you have anymore questions let me know.

Your welcome. If you have anymore questions let me know.

Short answer is yes.. There are many types of mounts and manufacturers. Each one is designed different, you will need to center ( balance) your unistrut to each individual head. I have 6 of these and each one is different. If you have anymore questions please let me know. Thanks for watching. Bob

Don't know exactly what mil it is but I would call it a medium duty tarp.

@@HippieHillHomestead Thank You

Your welcome

We have dogs and cats but I haven't witnessed either eating our yarrow. Thanks for watching and God bless.

Thank you so much and thanks for watching.

Yes it did.

Your welcome. Thanks for watching.

Your welcome. Thanks for watching.

These are Sun Gold and they are delicious.

Your welcome. Thanks for watching.