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Does he sell any plants or cuttings?

I’ve moved here in Placer county from the bay 4 years ago and I just found your channel. Better late than never. I’ll definitely be watching your vids and learn more about gardening in this area.

Thank you for taking the time to prepare this video presentation. Great job.

Such impressively engaged students! So lucky.

How does he water this enormous site especially during times of no rain and drought??

The cypress in the bog looks like a bald cypress (Taxodium distichum). Thanks for the nice video!

Nice weather there for this gorgeous tour! What a dream to have property like this. Thanks for sharing this with us! It's started snowing here where I live up north now so I'm just thinking of what I can grow in my greenhouse during the cold season... I think I need a heater though...? Got a really big planta greenhouse this last spring and omg it's so wonderful to have. Keeps me sane and the family healthy lol. Great video. Hope life is treating you and the family well 🙌🏽

One of the most beautiful home gardens that I have ever seen.

I heard lower branches have the sweetest fruit but haven't tried it yet on my citrus. Tree at the end of the video needs food 😁

Mowing or weedwhacking just leaves chopped up rhizomes to sprout anew - even a tiny piece makes new plants, grrrr! DEEP digging to get out most roots helps, but must be repeated pretty often. DO NOT compost what you dig out, just starts more plants ...

thank you for to the point information that i was looking for

I'm just commenting early to comment early. I don't know what to say yet, other than thank you I had no idea. Will edit later.

Great video.

Hope you enjoyed the video. Please check out the update video to see if the tree survived.

Man thats hillarious!

As you can see, it is possible to save a neglected and dying Citrus Tree.

This summer was rough. Felt like I needed to water my trees almost every day. Looking forward to cooler temps!

I Love the logo

why is my meyer lemons and leaves starting to have yellow spots and the fruit is droopy

Great video! I pronounce this pepper “habanero” not “habañero” … am I wrong? (I speak Spanish). But very useful video thank you!

Hi! Mine is a fairly large orange tree. It was once full and gorgeous! It's my dads. It breaks my heart. He's no longer with us. Had many oranges and flowers from it. One half is completely dead, and the other has very few good branches and leaves. One small orange dropped from it the other day. Is it savable? I noticed our landscaper didn't keep up on clearing it, so I have a lot of grass to dig up and remove. We've been getting a lot of rain here in FL. You won't see this but I hope you do. I'd love to send you a photo, but I'll see if I can purchase the same fertilizer and I'll buy compost. I didn't know that's something that's sold. Thank you for your video. ❤

So glad to see this bc mine looks terrible after an unexpected cold night, and then repotting it like 3wks later. I should mention that it was newly bought and about 1.5-2ft tall, so possibly wasn’t aged enough too. All the stems are still green so I’m not too worried yet, but one has not a single leaf lol. Glad I found your video!! Have you found any fertilizer that can be used from the kitchen? I’d rather not get something over the counter, so just curious

First thumbs up, very surprised but now it’s time!!!

thanks for sharing. i am trying to grow lavendar. would this mix be good for cut lavendar with hormone?

starting that process now. Filled 4 of my big trashcans already and only done about 10% of the tree. This is the small tree. So much dead wood on the citrus I cant reach in to get what citrus they do produce.

a dethatcher/scarifier really helps

Click bait! Compost piles catching on fire 🔥 is a serious problem and this video did nothing to educate people on the risks.

Why you take out the seeds?

I have four hudge plands but no flowers. It is in a green house interior of BC

Pink Bower vine .. you’re welcome 😊

What gravel do you use?

Hello, how can I recover a spider plant with two leaves, but it has good roots...is it possible? thanks if you help me.

I have a question that seems to have a thousand answers, can you just use a 50/50 mix of perlite and vermiculite?

I love this. Well done. I’m in zone 7, east coast. Going to see what plants on your list can tolerate my climate. Thanks for the great video.

I still haven't cleared out the differences between vermiculite and zeolite... Any knowledge on these two? Can I use them on the same mix?

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Did it work ?

thanks for the update! how is it doing now? can you please do another update for 2024?

update update vid?

Woah

Was hoping for more of a magic solution

God make me like that tree with so much fruit that I’m on the group worshiping you

Boreing an not informative. All he talks about is soil an compost an pests. Real dumb video

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Trying roundup weed & grass today in our garden. I am sick of pulling out the rhizomes every week. Hope I don’t kill everything around it.

Late to the comments, but there is a another product to use. The Old Fashioned 20 Mule Team Borax will help kill this awful grass in Northern Lawns.

Loving your videos! I know these are old but they’re really good. Your enthusiasm is brilliant

I put loads of food/green plant waste and Guinea pig and hamster bedding under my wood chip mulch!

What if someone maliciously hacked at your tree? Someone hit my tree on the trunk and it went deep into the trunk. It looks almost like it is dying but leaves still growing on it and suckers with thorns.

Have you tried brewing up used tea leaves and coffee grounds, letting it cool and then slowly pouring it all over the pile? I have issues with my mobility so I can’t always turn my bins but I tried it and it heated everything right up! I have a big sealed container in my kitchen and every time I make a drink, I reuse the leaves or grounds in a spare cup and add it to the container when cool. All my food scraps go in too! I have a couple of piles going and I empty the “brew” over one of the heaps every day