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Mmmm, everything looks delicious 😋 I'll have to try the stew. On the celery flakes, I usually dry my own because it is impossible to find flakes in the store where I live.

Hi Reyna, Congratulations 🎉 on your new home. I know I'm late but I stumbled upon your channel and so happy I did. We have alot of the same interest and things in common so I am excited to see what you do with your garden and home. I'm a first time home buyer as well trying to start a garden and composting. Last year I didn't do to well, this year the cicadas😅 So I'm hoping for the better, next year. I look forward to your other videos and getting some tips and inspiration and hopefully I can share as well. Take care and God bless.

Thanks for sharing this video. Have a blessed day 😊

A couple of good companies that sell Ohio Natives are SeedvilleUSA & Leaves for Wildlife. The latter has some plants that literally no one else sells, like Gaylussacia Baccata & Great Lakes Sand Cherry. Prairie Moon Nursery is also a pretty good resource, as is Hobbyseed. You just have to double check the plants, because a lot of these companies also sell garden variety plants, &/ or service much wider areas of the country. I think only Leaves for Wildlife tries to be 100% Ohio Native centric.

healthy looking blueberry bush, great information

Hey beautiful love the quick thinking will for sure be using for my fall garden

Love the raised beds. You got a lot accomplished in a short period of time. 😊

Very creative and resourceful. Thanks 😊

There is a joint under the sticker of the hoops, you can pull it apart and then cut to size.

I used hula hoops and added a pool noodle on top to give it cushion for the tulle I used. Since the tulle does not reach to the other side, I had to clip it together. I just ordered insect netting to replace the tulle because of the wear and tear from clipping and unclipping it.

Great idea! Thanks for sharing!

Love ❤️ unconventional ideas !! Quick & Cheap 😊even Better !

Love your garden! Thanks for sharing! Love watching my fellow UA-camr gardeners

looking good!

Great job putting in that sweat equity! A tip on raspberries if you’ve never grown them before-they’re absolutely feral so you’ll want a way to contain them to stop them from taking over that whole corner. I typically plant them against a driveway or sidewalk and then mow the other side to keep them manageable.

Your garden is coming along nicely. Thanks for sharing your garden with us. Happy gardening

It's really coming alive -- you have a lot done! Keep dreaming and doing :)

Nice job 👍🏿

Looks great! I think it is very motivating that you can do a little here and there and it all adds up to something really great. My mistake is that I can't find a huge block of time to do a project so I do nothing at all. I have learned from you that I can do sections of my garden work a little at a time. Thanks for the motivation and the video recorded examples.

You are getting that area together. I know it is going to look fabulous. When you get it done. Have a fantastic day

I can imagine how beautifull it soon will look,great job!

It is my first time on your channel and I have just subscribed. Thank you so much for sharing. Keep up the good work. All the best on your food forest journey.

Awe this title is the most beautiful title you know?! I just started watching video, I’ll let you know what I think in the replies ⬇️ ❤️‍🔥

Hey there! New subscriber here! I love the theme of your channel as it matches the style that I want for my own channel. Keep on producing the great content!

What zone are you in?

I’ll never participate in a random plant swap. You are potentially inviting plants that have grubs or other pests attached to the roots or harmful soil nematodes, etc. Or, something inconspicuously attached to the foliage. I grow from seed and my own soil to minimize cost and avoid bringing in outside diseases/pests.

I have salal, raspberries and thimble berries this year. I hope they spread like crazy. ❤

Awesome ideas! 💚🌻🌳

what soil did you use in your trays?

Rain water is the best. Good luck! Can't wait to see your progress😊

The raspberries grow like weeds if it’s planted in the ground it sends runners out and they can take over a large section.

Thanks for sharing this video with us. You are going to have a wonderful food forest. And some nice onions. Happy gardening 😊

I can't wait to get perennials in the ground, currently growing them in my living room until I find property 😂. Your way is better, SUPER excited for you. New subscriber ❤

Here's another method using bleach and a high powered water pressure hose.

I googled your water tank and how to clean it. ua-cam.com/video/XlbelmTN60M/v-deo.htmlsi=9RcrUcxR0dogKW5A

Can't wait to see your progress on the garden and other areas of the yard. Looks like the deer are checking it out too!

The secret garden area and the native plants sound like they will be beautiful! Can't wait to see those!! Thanks for sharing your garden with us.

That beautiful vibrant pink bush is called a azalea 😊

Beautiful garden tour!!!

Great eclipse prep and footage! You even captured the planet. Your back yard is looking nice. Oh no, not a groundhog! This is the time of the year that they go foraging so they can feed their babies. We have a giant racoon!

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I have to say that I am truly impressed by your big tree cutter! It does the job!

Awesome work Reyna! I am inspired. I might even get out in our yard soon to start cleaning up from the winter and spring storms.

I just found your video. I love your voice; it is so soothing.

So exciting how your garden comes along! Jay you have an existing apple tree, so good to have the apples in autumn. I wish l had one...🌱🌳

Hi Reyna How are you? Great. Your Content is fantastic.

I tried soil blocking for the first time last year, with mixed success. The plants where I got it right were fantastic; the others not so much. I certainly learned a lot! A friend of mine uses old 1020 nursery trays lined with a layer or cardboard to make them flat. I had some old cafeteria trays/fast food trays which were a really great size and super sturdy. It's easier to have them in smaller trays. Whatever you do, don't leave them out in the rain! My friend mixed a handful of Garden Tone into enough Pro Mix to make blocks for 2-3 trays. The Pro Mix is the kind that is mostly peat; not the yellow or pink blocks at big-box stores, but the kind you buy at nurseries. I'm going to try a batch with sifted coco coir and and handful of earthworm castings. Last year I decided the batches with a little earthworm castings were much easier to work with, just a little stickier. Lots of people used sifted Happy Frog but mine had too many wood products I think, just crumbly and too dense at the same time. It's also expensive. The hardest part for me was keeping the blocks adequately watered. It was just too hot for them. This spring I think they'll do fine, even though I am late starting them. One thing is that you can transplant soil blocks into the garden earlier than regular pots. The plants just seem more robust and the root structure is good.

Oh i didn't realize you were in Ohio. Me too ❤

I'm totally looking to remove plastic from the garden. There was recently an article in consumer reports about the amount of plastic we are consuming.

Nice video.