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sounds wonderful ,😀eventually we will him a companion

I am glad you found an amazing companion

Yes it definitely is beasty and beautiful

@@SherrisPlants good luck Sherri! I am thrilling to checking my first blooms daily! I was so disappointed & almost gave up.

He is currently out of season and has slowed his roll, so he has a pot pass for now, lol!

I think it is useful for indoor plants where the smell of organic fertilizers may not be appealing. I have really backed off on purchasing fertilizer altogether. I have chickens and have been improving soil with manure and organic matter (mulch) whenever possible. I am sorry you had this experience. I hope you find the key to your success. Thank you for stopping by

I do also love deep containers. I love the citrus that nurseries carry with the deep pots. The seam to do much better.

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Awesome analogy. Exactly, Anatolians make decisions for themselves. They make awesome farm dogs to watch over livestock or even just property. They are bred to be independent. They are not submissive at all and they are not food motivated. They do not take orders. Anatolians know what you want and take it into consideration, but they do not obey-they see you as an equal. I love the breed and Noah works out perfectly for our situation. I just try to warn those who are looking for an alternative German Shepherd this is not it.☺

They seem to be easy here in the south with the high humidity. Thanks for commenting

They do flower in Florida. Just about any other vine you can think of flowers in Florida. Wisteria is not worth the aggravation

Thanks for the top. I will try that next time

I hope eventually you could visit anytime of year and find food in the yard but berries are may favorite.

@@SherrisPlants mine too 😂 love me some berries! 🤤 All fruit is good fruit though

If you are in Florida fig trees attract rodents. I do not think the roots will cause a problem, Thanks for asking

We will take all the love we can get. Thank you.

I wish I could raise my own cattle (beef security). Scottish highland are beautiful animals. I am glad you found the perfect dog .Thanks for taking the time to comment

Our dog does not like being in the house. We even try to get him in the house with treats. He takes them and runs them off. These dogs have been bred for centuries to wander off with livestock and protect them. Making my dog stay in house would be cruel. He is a farm dog not bred to be a lap dog. He enjoys guarding the animals and us. He enjoys when we spend time with him outside and does not like being inside at all

@@SherrisPlants I didn't say keep him in the house allow him the choice, we have pet doors so they choose. They always stay where we are.

@@user-ym6lt1ms7y They all have their own personalities . Noah enjoys being with the farm animals while he is watching over us. He was raised around farm animals as a puppy though because of him being a LGD. I am glad you found one that suits your family style.

Thank you for taking the time to comment. God is good. I like to imagine how beautiful thee garden of Eden must of been

It is true that it may overwhelm an already dying tree. I have heard that baking soda and water in a sprayer will kill it.

i plan on it. The list of things to get done and things I actually do are little off right now. I need kadota cuttings

I found out recently that they changed our zones. Now I`m on the 9a line, supposedly. I just planted 5 more fig trees, four dwarf mulberry, and two pineapple guava. Then a frost came while they were all leafing out and I managed to cover them and the blackberry blooms with buckets, pots, tarps etc. I desperately want some sort of success this year. Just once. Now they`re predicting dangerous storms all year and pure doom. Maybe even more floods, droughts, heatwaves, those storms in the Gulf I`m afraid to mention...you name it. My anxiety is becoming chronic.@@SherrisPlants

Yes, I`m feeling overwhelmed too. It`s frustrating because I need to do so much but there are so many things happening in my life right now. I hope we`ll all get through these rough times. Life can be so difficult and scary and it`s getting to me and I know I`m not the only one. @@SherrisPlants

@@baneverything5580 Oh no. In my personal experience. What you are saying it true. It is not that it get cold, but that it gets cold after being warm. The good news is the trees you just mentioned are the hardiest varieties I have found. I can not believe how cold it has been the last couple days. Good luck. Also add a loquat to your list I have been admiring some neighbors trees and they are beautiful right now. I have a few I planted in the fall and they are hanging in there with no special treatment

I was gonna try loquat but I hope to find a cold hardy citrus variety if I can get to the right store. I`ve had bad luck with deliveries. My fig trees were "lost" for over two weeks and barely survived and the mail lady never marks anything as delivered but stuffs my plants in my mailbox 700 feet away. My strawberry plants were ruined by this. @@SherrisPlants

Wow thanks for taking the time to educate me on the history. I love history. Thank you so much

I planted a whole bunch of varieties. The Magnolia ( brunswick) is by far my favorite. LSU purple comes back for 3 years now with no figs? Kadota ( possible to be called Texas everbearing) figs grow huge and you get quite a few figs but they seam less flavorful but edible. This year I am trying Chicago hardy and Olympian. I planted so many and these are the only ones that stood up to neglect in the south.

smart one. I like looking at the growth of things newly planted verses been in the ground.

I went to your channel and checked him out. He is a beautiful dog. you are blessed, also.

@@SherrisPlants Thank you 💜

I assure you they are not cute. They are called pocket gophers because they have a pocket in each cheek of their mouths that can store a bunch of stuff. Sianne might like a couple of the caddy shack scenes.

The artillery weed does not sprout up anywhere, except the well watered potted plants, here. I do not think it likes the dry sand. I do like it as a living mulch in those plants because taller weeds like dog fennel try to creep in the pots and they are completely unsightly. Yes, beauty is in the eye of the beholder.

@@SherrisPlants true, there are worse and more annoying weeds!! But here in 8b, southeast US, it is very hard to get rid of once it has the chance to spread!! 😄

I am in 9b Florida but you have warned me. I will keep an eye on it. So thanks for the warning@@panicmosem5969

I know they put of a fruit but I have not personally tasted it. Also the pads are edible if they have the thorns removed. We usually mow these over but I plan on potting up a couple for the nursery.

There is actually not too much meat on chickens like this. Allot of work for a few morsels. They do make good bone broth though. If we have any xtra roosters then you are more than welcome

I am so glad your dog worked out for your daughter. Anatolians are an interesting breed when you check their history. Cute book mark thanks for taking the time time to comment. I love that animals bring out the positivity in everyone. Our dog prefers to be outside for sure.

Awe. He is just being a good boy and helping out.

Thanks for the info- you can come eat it whenever you want

@@SherrisPlants You could also break it up and add to plants dirt for fertilizer or give it to the chickens for a nutritious snack! They help plants grow significantly

That is actually a good idea. I have feed the chickens with it but never thought about scattering it through the soil. I wonder if that would spread its spores. I have had oyster mushrooms that I have tried feeding the chickens but it was rubbbery and I had to break them up and they were not excited about it.@@shiannewiles

@@SherrisPlants It does spread the spores if you take some of the soil with it to spread. The main spores are in bedded in the ground. When I order my mycelium blocks it is just a block of dirt with mycelium in it. I make sure to spread it in every bed and got so many mushrooms from it and very healthy plants.

I know that myco are a buzz word lately but very expensive to try in a large scale. Maybe that is what I will do with mushrooms when I see them for now on -scatter them about. At certain times of year we get marsh mellow looking ones all through the soil that look pretty neat. We also get the weird ones that are called dog vomit@@shiannewiles

I have actually been trying to get him to walk closer to me instead of 20 feet away. I caught the back end of him correcting captain

I do want to make like a public upick demonstration garden. That was more my desire than having the nursery. Maybe just selling the plants that I demo. So everyone can take a little piece home.

I have decided to work more on the public gardens, I wish to provide. I sort of eventually like to be a destination. Generally speaking most nurseries are selling allot of their plants. So they are constantly getting new plants in. Our plants keep being repotted into bigger pot because they are here so long.

Most times it is keeping them wet in 100 degree weather is a problem but when there is an abundance of water it can go the other way

Yeah I keep my closet at 90 degrees and use the foil to reflect the grow lights as much as possible. Took a while to figure out the best watering solution in my mini jungle closet lol but I think I got it

I know when you look into a dogs eyes it is so humbling. I do think they benefit from having a co-worker. Thank you watching and taking the time to comment I am so thankful.

@@SherrisPlants He is better off with a small pack protecting sheep, biting will never cease that is how they practice their fighting/killing skills, they have instincts to kill and feed on small birds and rodents too (that is how they go by when the shepherds leave them alone with the flock in the mountain valleys for several days at a time in Turkey) so your chickens are at danger..but I see you understood pretty much everything about the breed and the situation you're in, you'll decide what is best...your dog is close to a pure Kangal, he shows all the qualities of the phenotype, Broad chest, head shape, I particularly loved his coat, his lions mane..obviously the coat colour is american, I've never seen gingerish brown coat, and you guys over there are selectively breeding the tame timid ones I reckon, he should be showing teenage tantrum male agression like nothing else about these times? Huge respect for you to not put him on a leash, it tears my heart apart to see people trying to turn them into golden retrievers..for thousands of years, these dogs lived and died almost never being on a leash..a few days in their whole life I would say, so occasionally..

@@bilalaturca We do put him on a leach for about 20 minutes a day while gathering the chickens. I also keep this practice to keep him used to being leashed so if someone comes to service the house or comes on the property we have a way to keep things smooth. We try to keep all of our animals as free and happy as practical.

@@SherrisPlants God bless you!

Do you happen to have a picture of your vine. There is a tricolor jasmine or even a hoya that looks pretty similar. If I had a picture, maybe I could give you a better idea.

hi sherri! its not prominent enough to notice in pictures yet i dont think but maybe once it does i can update! also i was wondering, do you happen to sell any vincas? yours look gorgeous and id love to purchase some!@@SherrisPlants

@@danii3338 I do but I shut of shipping and only sell locally for now. I tried shipping online and it did not work out. I will revisit that in the future when I grow specific plants with the intent on selling them online. We even have a neat variety named "Major Woo". It is so sweet and love your intent on purchasing. Thank you so much, but only local sales for now.

It is nice to know when something resonates with someone. I doubted myself creating this video but feel I was called to do it. I will get better with the visuals in the future with more practice. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment.

I have had small starters a few times of elderberry and have trouble getting them going. I think they like allot of water. I know they do grow here also plums

The problem I find with ups is convenience. I have to go to their location in most instances. I do like the idea of the save the tree label. For right now I think I am going to halt online shipping and work on getting smaller plugs just for shipping. Thanks for the suggestion

It sounds like you have a lovely relationship with your dog. We get closer and closer with Noah everyday. We have lots of animals in our lives so we keep working with Noah and his behavior around them. I have seen him break up fights between the chickens. We are slowly allowing him around the birds more and more. He knows we do not like him to chase the chickens. He chooses not to, not because he is their protector but because he knows we do not like it. I see lots of people trying to put them in a household with children because they think they are guard dogs like German shepherds. I see allot going to the pound lately. They are also quite expensive to feed and keep up on shots. I have thought of adopting 1 or 2 but I do not think I could afford it right now. Have a great life with your dogs and thank you for stopping by and taking the time to comment. I do notice how some Anatolian shepherd owners love their breed as my videos about Noah are the most watched

It sounds like you are enjoying your dog quite a bit. The few times our has actually caught a chicken he sat there and licked it. He is a Chicken Licker, lol. Noah accidently killed a baby turkey. The energy really goes up with babies, so we keep working with him on that. They are wonderful dogs in the right home.

I was thinking today goblin would be a good name

That is awesome. I really though I would get repeats of stuff I already had but I am excited about the stuff I got.