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lemon balm is a domestic plant for flavor 😭 there are plants that naturally have mosquito repelling properties without crushing

I want to make the hügelkultur as it is, as a mound and not a in garden beds. But I don’t want to wait for a cover crop to plant, any ideas?

I'm dying to know how this turned out

Very cool

I am in Houston as well, what did you feed the garlic and when did you feed. Last time I had small garlic

Have you tried growing hardneck garlic?

Wax melon contains a lot of water and is suitable for soup or stew.

Sembrano molto buone!

Anche io sono curioso provare questa varietà di meloni?

Thank you! May I ask if using bran with calcium carbonate already added to it would be ok to use? All I can find is bran for horses

Omg I thought I was having some crazy weird pest pressure but apparently it's just scaring/bruising.... whew!!!!

Yes awesome video. Very detailed appreciate it. Learned a lot. Glad i didnt hafta watch 4 videos 2 find this 1.

I've been doing this for a while with great results. In order to prevent erosion I would add a healthy dose of hay or grass clippings on top of your mold and plant in there. The grass clippings should be no more than an inch or two at the time to prevent it going moldy. If you speak french check out philipe forrer.

Could one be made to hide those green septic mounds?

Mine are growing now,,,my dad always planted them..One year we got 114 off of one vine... one gourd was hanging off the tv antenna on the roofof our home. 😂😂

awesome just ordered some i'm in pennsylvania

Can you the drained bokashi liquid as an inoculate for a new bokashi bran mix ?. Thank you.

You're so great ♥️ let's interact together to help the channel grow

It seems it grew great for you even though you did not mention any pruning of the side shoot vines. Thank you!

You’re better off just sprinkling the labs on your food directly and avoid all the lengthy and expensive bran. Plus make your own labs with rice water and milk. She's just pushing a manufacturers product.

Hi Kristen, why have you stop uploading? Are you doing well?

Can i drop it in room

I am new to your channel. I live in katy and have a 2 year old thornless black berry bush. It just started producing fruit this year. However the berries are not sweet. Is this normal? Will the berries be sweeter with the age of the bush?

THANK YOU! Misturar 1xic.Agua, 1/2 colherzinha melassa e 1/2 colherzinha EM. Adicionar 500gr Crusca (melhor mais úmido que seco). Armazenar por 2 ou 3 semanas em saco plástico bem fechado para inoculação anaerobica completa da farinha de Bokashi.

I like your gourds. 😉😜

Literally just moved to Houston and have been gardening in Oklahoma my entire life. I am SO thankful for this page! So excited to grow with you!! ❤

That was quick and to the point, and explained well. I don't have a lot of time, so I appreciate the amount of information packed into a small video. Well done. And very helpful!!

So about what month do we harvest here? I planted some garlic in October and it's giving me signs it is ready, but I'm nervous it is too soon.

I hate the way repellants feel on my skin, and this might be a useful alternative. I was visiting the Pacific Northwest many years ago, and one of the local mosquitoes dropped down on my arm. It never bit. Just … hung out. I now joke that the PNW mosquitoes are so laid back, they don’t even know how to bite. May our Gulfcoast species NEVER clue them in.

I would put that bag in a sealed bucket to prevent mice eating through the plastic bag

Enjoyed your video. Early in the video said they only produce once ? Most probable that I wasn’t listening but is that correct? My blackberry is on its second season and first blooming/blackberry making season. Do I need to replace the bush after this season and can you clone/transplant blackberry bushes? I live west lake Travis Austin area. Loved your video

Hello, how do you support them on the vine. My melons are snapping off the vine.

In southeast asia it can be easily grown..but the outer feature is a little bit different..it has whitish powdery texture hard skin and quite hard to peel..most of the time people only scrapped out the white and leave the skin attached to the content..most asian people also like to mix it with chicken or meat and taste better when it is in rainy season

Thanks for the detailed information on the fruit. I’ll be trying to germinate my seeds this year (last year none came up). Hoping to get to your stage of maturity; 🙂

I read its flavor is like watermelon rind. Horses love watermelon rind so I was wondering, can this be fed to horses?

nice vid

We're in Central Texas, and the ground here is mostly limestone with a little clay. Our backyard is roughly 70' wide by 32' from back fence to patio, sloping downward toward the house. It was planted in Bermuda by the house builder five years ago (ugh!). We would like the back half of that lawn to be replaced with shrubs and perennials, but I see no real way to deal with the "soil". I think these mounds would be far too high for what we would need, but it is an interesting concept. Something on a lower/smaller scale?

If you will soak them for 45 minutes in water, you can use a wire wheel or wire brush to clean the skin off and make a beautiful skin on the gourd. No more sanding!

Your theme song sounds like Joy Division.

Thank you!!

Do you dry out the bran after it has been inoculated? Or sprinkle it wet on top of the bokhashi compost? Thank you, simple and straight forward method!

The rain and thunder sounds heavenly

Thank you

With the USDA map update i am now a zone 10A which is crazy to me, but Garlic is a reliable crop here provided you dont get a ton of rain or your going to get Rust, I have nearly perfect yearly conditions for Rust, 50-70 degree average daytime temps, can go higher but not that often and 70-100% humidity every day.

You have to be careful with garlic where I live cause the bottom leaves turn yellow and die on you and it can happen way before its ready and I have seen people pull up garlic way early because of it.

Thanks for sharing. Im in Central Texas and cant figure out the best time to plant garlic. Any help is appreciated. Thanks

Thankyou for getting straight to the point! I missed the season, but I will be planting these, come Fall 2024!

Thank you for all of the information about wax melons. I look forward to trying to grow them this year. This will be a first for me so I look forward to seeing how they taste.

Can I do the same thing with a rose bush?

Is the prime ark berry invasive?