I have kept a journal for many years and I will continue to as I don't trust modern technology to fall back on paper and pen like it has always been done💛 💛
My mother kept a daily journal for many years. Nothing elaborate ... just a paragraph or two of each day's highlights or simple events. Now that she's passed away these little books (and her photo albums) are a treasure trove of fondest family memories. God bless. 🙂🖐✝
Bless. Morning, great work in your journal. May God continue to bless you and Mrs. Wanda with His favor and truth. We love and appreciate you so very much, and All the hard work for us to glean from. God Is so Faithful! 🙏🙏🙏🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
love the countryside life with the weather aware. morning is always the most energetic part of a day. the bird chirping, the sound of the stream and the most fresh air brought by floating fog. what a enjoyable scene and moment
It's 65 degrees this morning in west central Oklahoma and expecting high of 70 today. I have 14 laying hens, 2 roosters and 15 young hens that turned 20 weeks old today. Once they get to laying I will donate eggs to the elderly in my small town. Im almost 64 and on a fixed income but live with my daughter. Other older people are struggling to live on a fixed income. I donate to a local church run thrift store/food bank also. Im very blessed to not have to struggle. I have kept a journal for several years to help me keep up with when I plant and where. Also keep one for my chickens.
I just love all the morning songbirds. Just lifts my spirits like nothing else ever does. I always think of the birds are singing their praises to God for the coming day. We should learn tthe simple things in life like singing praises to God every morning.
Yesterday I saw the first mesquite leaves so I know our freezing weather is over. We are letting two of our gardens rest this year. We have cleaned and prepped about 80% of our spring garden area have more to do.😊
Good Mornin DSH Danny and Wanda 💐. I am grateful for Our Heavenly Father blessing us with another Beautiful Day 🙏🏻. Thanks for sharing with us. Another wonderful video of knowledge 👍🏻👍🏻. Stay safe. God Bless Y'all. Love and Prayers For All ❤️🙏🏻🙏🏻
You are so right about micro climate. For past two years it’s been bone dry at my place. But I could see pouring rain across farm fields less than a half mile away. I could heavy rain on radar heading my way then diverting before getting here. This looks like an amazing weather station. I need to keep a journal on my garden and weather. I have not been doing this.
Spring is my favorite tiime, a newness, trees & flowers bursting forth with beauty, awakening from the cold & dark of wintdr. It is new life, appreciate it! Be thankful & be blessed 🙌
Grandma had journals about gardening & homestead happenings. They weren't passed on as I had hoped😢 when she went to be with the Lord. I would have loved those to continue with (I'm the only one that stayed nearby & gardens).
@@lorrismith7366Potatoes are "generally" planted in March. I try to wait for a full moon. They should be good under the ground and even if they get nipped once up they do ok. If its a hard freeze they may die back some but I've never lost them to a freeze. Hope that is helpful.
Can I bother you with another question? I just checked my seed potatoes and they have those long white sprouts. Can i plant them? Or should I break them off? Thank you very much
I found that keeping a journal on my garden allowed me to compare year after year from planting to harvest. We were able to forecast when we would be canning and what at what day. When we had all the trouble with chickens and eggs, the journal helped me sorts out the problems and counteract them one at a time.
You are so right, Danny. I fail miserably at this. I've bought them and some times I will write one day and then forget. I'm the world's worst at writing things down. Everybody has told me this. I don't know why I keep messing up.
My husband and I are going to start a gardening journey this year. We always forget when we planted things or when we fertilized. We are also going to start tagging our hens because they all look just a like. We can’t remember how old they are. Help us Jesus.
It looks like spring has sprung for y’all! May He bless your crops, cattle, fields and ponds with such abundance that y’all can’t contain it, and y’all with more than enough health to keep up with it. We are starting to hear spring peepers, but we have a zone and a half difference between the ridge top and the ravine bottom and an abundance of microclimates, so we can’t trust that we are done with freezing in zone 6b.
What a beautiful morning, I love the fog and bird song together. And thanks for the journal reminder. I've never kept one before. I think this would be a great time to start.
I do have to admit I try to keep a journal and am the worst about forgetting to write in it. Excellent advise for all of us as there are many times i have went to look back and realized I didn't happen to write down what i needed to know from what was planted to when it was planted. Thank you for sharing and wishing y'all a blessed day.
Good morning 😊 I've started doing this because I seriously forget stuff. I don't remember when or what I've planted when or if it's rained with everything kids home work it escapes my old brain 😂
Mr. Danny and Mrs. Wanda I am very happy I found your channel you both have been so helpful to me in learning about weather, plants,, growing and also spirituality very thankful to you both I aways look forward to seeing your videos many thanks take care.
Danny and Wanda I love apricots. My late grandmother used to make apricot kolaches. They were the best used to eat them frozen even when I was a kid. My mama side of the family is Chezk. Those really good old days about 50 years ago.🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Thank you and Wanda for sharing all your wisdom with us. I tried to garden last year, but the weather here was so bad and I am still learning how to do it here. I definitely need to start journaling.
❤❤❤ the best moments of the day. My purple plum tree looks like your apricot tree! I hope my apricot does the same. I still remember the first apricots I had at an elderly woman's home in Arkansas, when my youth choir traveled up there to perform at her church. I was smitten!
I keep notes on everything Ive grown during that particular season, what I did and the results. I keep another note book about a particular plant. What it needs. Different thing I've tried. Insect problems, Ect. It helps!
I was just looking up "Water Facts in the state of Nebraska" according records at UNL Extension. Here in SE Nebraska we average 33" of rain annually. I was actually looking up soil temperatures to see if I could plant peas. Of course I'll test it myself. Like you said, there are microclimates. I keep tract of gardening and weather event on our calendar. My husband was just asking me last night why I keep those old calendars. I told him it's so I can compare what I did in the past to what I'm doing today.
I love our weather station. We can add several sensors to it. We have a sensor in each of our mini greenhouses, in a tunnel we built to protect our citrus trees and one just in the yard. It is a great help.
Love seeing all the lovely blooms!! Snowed 3 inches overnite here and still snowing. More coming tomorrow. Hoping this is the last of it. This is up in the our forested hills of n. Idaho. Glad to see the snow in the mountains tho as our snow pack is low this year and we ate still in a drought.
Our wild apricot tree has been blooming for past 10-12days. It got down to 28 degrees a couple of mornings but it didn't kill off the buds so we'll have apricots this year. Peach tree is now blooming and I planted greens, onions and cabbage in my vego garden bed so hopping we don't get any hard freezes. I feed the greens to my chickens.
My maple trees are trying to set their seeds of whirling gigs/ helicopters in SE Ohio. Robins never left all winter, Canadian geese would fly north at night but fly south in the morning. A single kale plant survived the winter unprotected. Spotted it while cleaning the Green Stalks. Had a broccoli or cauliflower that survived wo protection either. Letting both grow. Been trying to journal my sickness screwed it up. Back trying again
Good morning! Been foggy here too of late. My step-dad kept a journal of his gardening. I've gotten away from it but need to start keeping one again. I tend to do picture logs on my phone.
Thank you. I’ve tried starting journals for a couple years & just…well 🤷♀️ life 😅 But you’ve given me inspiration & ideas to get me motivated to do better!
That is a very good idea to keep track of all the things that happen on the garden that you do it’s true I can see from your journals that has come in very handy for you. Thanks for letting us know about it.
When I was first beginning my professional life as a chef, I learned the value of keeping a business journal. I lived in a tourist town in Florida. I learned it from a local chef that I’d worked for. He would consult it, daily. Included were things like weather, any local public functions, and the number of people that WERE SERVED that day. Volume of customers was of the most importance. Knowing how many people to prepare for was invaluable. It MAY vary 3-6 percent, but was really close, on that day, from year to year. Helped in scheduling labor and food prep. Unfortunately it doesn’t work in today’s economy, SO FAR. BUT I need a larger “sampling” and I think it’ll be accurate again. Will NOW have to include political and inflation markers, tho
Trees are resilient I did a hard pruning on my pear tree I mean massively hard it looks like I butchered it, but it is blooming and blossoming and it’s stunning and now the fruit will not be so hard for me to grab from. I did it right after fall Before winter started because hearing Houston the blooms come up so fast the plants grow fast and by the end of July I’m already starting to harvest so I gotta I too started a journal back in 2022 and I started planning at 2020 but I just started this journal. I use the books composition books but I also use my phone. 🌱🌱🌱
I've seen those weather stations for sale at my local farm supply store and I thought it was such a cool product. I hope to get one in a few years when the price comes down or I have more spare income. I started a journal this past fall and including weather is a great idea.
I have a simple 3 station temp / humidity kit and temps are very different than on my phone for the town. It shows inside- and 3 outside locations… very helpful! No wind info but good enough for us:)
Interesting and a lot of truth in what you said. Boyfriend was talking about global warming and climate change in the 60's and 70's. People thought that he was crazy then and guess what they still do. Every year the temperature seems to go up a bit. As far as rain last year we only got a tad more than five inches for the entire year. Fortunately and now everything on drip it has saved us a lot of water. We have started a journal of sorts for the garden. Better late than never? Also interested in the Professional Weather Station. Definitely worth looking into. Thank You for another fun and informative video!
You SO deserve a bountiful fruit harvest this year! (I’m excited for you). Thank you for sharing this foggy morning with us. The sounds of the birds….ah! I heard a crow in there too. I used to be annoyed by those loud “caws” until my local crows kept the hawks away from my hens! ❤️
I have actually watched crows drive off bald eagles. They won’t mess with golden eagles, because the eagle will flip upside down, grab a crow in its talons, and drop the DEAD crow as a warning to others.
I keep one layout of where each thing was planted every year, and another small calendar year book of what I did each day. I did not record temperature, just basic weather for the day. It's become a normal habit over the years.
Hi Danny, I have a weather station similar to yours and I use it everyday to check my weather at my location compared to what is found on my local news.
Wow! That weather station is amazing! I'd love to have one of those. That would make it so easy to keep up with. And I know about microclimates lol I live in a holler and the temperature just at the top of my driveway is a lot warmer. But im protected more and it'll frost up there but not on me 😊😅❤️🙏 I've been learning alot from y'all at DSH and been subscribed to pecan grove in the start, much love from SE Kentucky ❤️
I started keeping a weather (only) journal last yr. I've been looking at that weather station for a while now. As I've looking at finding something that give me more accurate wind & rain accumulation. You mention microclimates, besides what's around our house, we literally change gardening zones about a mile-ish south of us. But we sit in between technically 3 weather station's, all of them are abt 5 miles away from us, 1 to the east, 1 to the south (our airport) & the other to the northwest. I argue with my dad about how it's not accurate. He's about 5 miles southwest of their airport weather station. My son work's halfway between us & our airport weather station but to the east a mile or 2 off the main road & i forewarned him about a blizzard we were having & it was clear & where he was at, so not fair. Lol But using something like your weather station, would be good to see how accurate our cheap unit is. But with the added benefit of knowing how much rain we're getting 😅 You should keep one over at deep south too, because even though you're doing the majority of the gardening at Pecan Grove, you should still keep track of the weather & what it's doing to effect the crops/tree's that are still at home. Love the video, lot's of knowledge shared as always. Congrats on the calves, they're adorable. We have 1 momma showing signs, but she won't do anything for abt a month. I've got 1 due in April, not sure about the other's. Have goat's that should kid in the summer.
Danny I have a peach tree . It’s in my very large chicken pen . It has peach’s but they don’t get much larger than a golf ball , maybe a half size more. Then if they get soft they have a dime size peach color when it’s time for them to be ready . And the in side is a green color. I have cut it way back and this year I cut it to have just four main branches. And I open te middle more to give it more light . What can I do to make it have proper size eatable peaches .
Early in the morning is the best time to listen to God's creations.
I cannot convey to you just how much I look forward to your porch talk videos.
Morning is the best part of the day
I have kept a journal for many years and I will continue to as I don't trust modern technology to fall back on paper and pen like it has always been done💛 💛
My mother kept a daily journal for many years. Nothing elaborate ... just a paragraph or two of each day's highlights or simple events. Now that she's passed away these little books (and her photo albums) are a treasure trove of fondest family memories. God bless. 🙂🖐✝
I've kept a journal for 30 years at my current home. Weather, home repairs, crops, gardening. It is very interesting to watch the cycles.
Thank you, Danny, for all your and Wanda’s work. Thank you for the time and effort you take to let us know and grow from all your life experiences!
Mornings are such a blessed time!
Bless. Morning, great work in your journal. May God continue to bless you and Mrs. Wanda with His favor and truth. We love and appreciate you so very much, and All the hard work for us to glean from. God Is so Faithful! 🙏🙏🙏🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
love the countryside life with the weather aware. morning is always the most energetic part of a day. the bird chirping, the sound of the stream and the most fresh air brought by floating fog. what a enjoyable scene and moment
It's 65 degrees this morning in west central Oklahoma and expecting high of 70 today. I have 14 laying hens, 2 roosters and 15 young hens that turned 20 weeks old today. Once they get to laying I will donate eggs to the elderly in my small town. Im almost 64 and on a fixed income but live with my daughter. Other older people are struggling to live on a fixed income. I donate to a local church run thrift store/food bank also. Im very blessed to not have to struggle. I have kept a journal for several years to help me keep up with when I plant and where. Also keep one for my chickens.
I just love all the morning songbirds. Just lifts my spirits like nothing else ever does. I always think of the birds are singing their praises to God for the coming day. We should learn tthe simple things in life like singing praises to God every morning.
Yesterday I saw the first mesquite leaves so I know our freezing weather is over. We are letting two of our gardens rest this year. We have cleaned and prepped about 80% of our spring garden area have more to do.😊
Good Mornin DSH Danny and Wanda 💐. I am grateful for Our Heavenly Father blessing us with another Beautiful Day 🙏🏻. Thanks for sharing with us. Another wonderful video of knowledge 👍🏻👍🏻. Stay safe. God Bless Y'all. Love and Prayers For All ❤️🙏🏻🙏🏻
Brother Danny you blessed many this morning. Thanks for sharing. I heard just exactly what I needed to hear! Ain't the Lord good!❤ Love y'all
You are so right about micro climate. For past two years it’s been bone dry at my place. But I could see pouring rain across farm fields less than a half mile away. I could heavy rain on radar heading my way then diverting before getting here. This looks like an amazing weather station. I need to keep a journal on my garden and weather. I have not been doing this.
Good Morning Rise and Shine 💜🌿🍃
Spring is my favorite tiime, a newness, trees & flowers bursting forth with beauty, awakening from the cold & dark of wintdr. It is new life, appreciate it! Be thankful & be blessed 🙌
Grandma had journals about gardening & homestead happenings. They weren't passed on as I had hoped😢 when she went to be with the Lord. I would have loved those to continue with (I'm the only one that stayed nearby & gardens).
Good morning from WI. Just looking at March's full moon date for potato planting. Oh the smell of apricot blossoms. 😍
Does it matter if we get a freeze?
@@lorrismith7366Potatoes are "generally" planted in March. I try to wait for a full moon. They should be good under the ground and even if they get nipped once up they do ok. If its a hard freeze they may die back some but I've never lost them to a freeze. Hope that is helpful.
Can I bother you with another question? I just checked my seed potatoes and they have those long white sprouts. Can i plant them? Or should I break them off? Thank you very much
@@lorrismith7366Do NOT break off your sprouts, just plant them deeper.
You can just plant them.@@lorrismith7366
I found that keeping a journal on my garden allowed me to compare year after year from planting to harvest. We were able to forecast when we would be canning and what at what day. When we had all the trouble with chickens and eggs, the journal helped me sorts out the problems and counteract them one at a time.
You are so right, Danny. I fail miserably at this. I've bought them and some times I will write one day and then forget. I'm the world's worst at writing things down. Everybody has told me this. I don't know why I keep messing up.
That weather station would be so helpful! Thanks for sharing this today.
My husband and I are going to start a gardening journey this year. We always forget when we planted things or when we fertilized. We are also going to start tagging our hens because they all look just a like. We can’t remember how old they are. Help us Jesus.
So peaceful there in the mornings
It looks like spring has sprung for y’all! May He bless your crops, cattle, fields and ponds with such abundance that y’all can’t contain it, and y’all with more than enough health to keep up with it. We are starting to hear spring peepers, but we have a zone and a half difference between the ridge top and the ravine bottom and an abundance of microclimates, so we can’t trust that we are done with freezing in zone 6b.
Those buds are beautiful. Good morning! Busy in my garden.
Good morning brother and sister. I love the South 😊 Spring time
Me to brother I missed it when up north.
What a beautiful morning, I love the fog and bird song together. And thanks for the journal reminder. I've never kept one before. I think this would be a great time to start.
I love to see the fruit trees bloom in spring. It conveys such hope and joy.
I do have to admit I try to keep a journal and am the worst about forgetting to write in it. Excellent advise for all of us as there are many times i have went to look back and realized I didn't happen to write down what i needed to know from what was planted to when it was planted. Thank you for sharing and wishing y'all a blessed day.
Just love the sound of the birds , nice blooms
Good morning 😊
I've started doing this because I seriously forget stuff. I don't remember when or what I've planted when or if it's rained with everything kids home work it escapes my old brain 😂
Such a beautiful foggy morning, thank you for all ya'll share with us.
Mr. Danny and Mrs. Wanda I am very happy I found your channel you both have been so helpful to me in learning about weather, plants,, growing and also spirituality very thankful to you both I aways look forward to seeing your videos many thanks take care.
I keep journals too for what I do gardening, harvesting, canning wise, & animal info but good idea to note the weather & temps also!
I love to keep & journal & have found that with animals & a garden it's a must, Love all you two do & thanks !!! ❤
Danny and Wanda I love apricots. My late grandmother used to make apricot kolaches. They were the best used to eat them frozen even when I was a kid. My mama side of the family is Chezk. Those really good old days about 50 years ago.🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Thank you and Wanda for sharing all your wisdom with us. I tried to garden last year, but the weather here was so bad and I am still learning how to do it here. I definitely need to start journaling.
❤❤❤ the best moments of the day. My purple plum tree looks like your apricot tree! I hope my apricot does the same. I still remember the first apricots I had at an elderly woman's home in Arkansas, when my youth choir traveled up there to perform at her church. I was smitten!
I keep notes on everything Ive grown during that particular season, what I did and the results. I keep another note book about a particular plant. What it needs. Different thing I've tried. Insect problems, Ect. It helps!
Thank you Danny ❤ We are getting older so I keep a daily journal and garden journal. 😊
Hello! I have a garden journal. I need to get me a weather station. That's nice. God bless and Much love 💖✝️
Love yhe burds singing!
I was just looking up "Water Facts in the state of Nebraska" according records at UNL Extension. Here in SE Nebraska we average 33" of rain annually. I was actually looking up soil temperatures to see if I could plant peas. Of course I'll test it myself. Like you said, there are microclimates. I keep tract of gardening and weather event on our calendar. My husband was just asking me last night why I keep those old calendars. I told him it's so I can compare what I did in the past to what I'm doing today.
The sounds of summer!
I love our weather station. We can add several sensors to it. We have a sensor in each of our mini greenhouses, in a tunnel we built to protect our citrus trees and one just in the yard. It is a great help.
I'm not sure
Grounds are beautiful! Good record keepin, Danny.
Love seeing all the lovely blooms!! Snowed 3 inches overnite here and still snowing. More coming tomorrow. Hoping this is the last of it. This is up in the our forested hills of n. Idaho. Glad to see the snow in the mountains tho as our snow pack is low this year and we ate still in a drought.
Our wild apricot tree has been blooming for past 10-12days. It got down to 28 degrees a couple of mornings but it didn't kill off the buds so we'll have apricots this year. Peach tree is now blooming and I planted greens, onions and cabbage in my vego garden bed so hopping we don't get any hard freezes. I feed the greens to my chickens.
Thanks for the reminder! I keep meaning to do more than jotting planting days on the calendar...this inspires me☺️
Me too! Life distracts me lol
I keep a "journal", my calendar of gardening and preserving.
My maple trees are trying to set their seeds of whirling gigs/ helicopters in SE Ohio. Robins never left all winter, Canadian geese would fly north at night but fly south in the morning. A single kale plant survived the winter unprotected. Spotted it while cleaning the Green Stalks. Had a broccoli or cauliflower that survived wo protection either. Letting both grow. Been trying to journal my sickness screwed it up. Back trying again
Great journal keeping example.
All we need is a wild turkey to gobble in that foggy background. My favorite time of year !
True words of wisdom and knowledge, an inspiring video
Everything is so beautiful
I love seeing DSH in all her glory. So much abundance
My wife gave me one in December I like mine very much. Every farm or homestead needs one
That weather dodad is awesome
My husband swears by the black walnut tree getting leaves to know winter is over.
We do the mesquite trees. If they're not out yet don't transplant in texas.
Beautiful! I’m looking forward to spring here in north central Kansas!
Good morning! Been foggy here too of late. My step-dad kept a journal of his gardening. I've gotten away from it but need to start keeping one again. I tend to do picture logs on my phone.
Wild apricots! Wow!
Thank you. I’ve tried starting journals for a couple years & just…well 🤷♀️ life 😅
But you’ve given me inspiration & ideas to get me motivated to do better!
That is a very good idea to keep track of all the things that happen on the garden that you do it’s true I can see from your journals that has come in very handy for you. Thanks for letting us know about it.
good idea
❤ Good morning !!
When I was first beginning my professional life as a chef, I learned the value of keeping a business journal. I lived in a tourist town in Florida. I learned it from a local chef that I’d worked for. He would consult it, daily. Included were things like weather, any local public functions, and the number of people that WERE SERVED that day. Volume of customers was of the most importance. Knowing how many people to prepare for was invaluable. It MAY vary 3-6 percent, but was really close, on that day, from year to year. Helped in scheduling labor and food prep. Unfortunately it doesn’t work in today’s economy, SO FAR. BUT I need a larger “sampling” and I think it’ll be accurate again. Will NOW have to include political and inflation markers, tho
Morning Danny
Boy them birds are busy this morning!!❤❤
Good morning
This is really brilliant--very good practice for everyone esp in today's weather warfare conditions
Trees are resilient I did a hard pruning on my pear tree I mean massively hard it looks like I butchered it, but it is blooming and blossoming and it’s stunning and now the fruit will not be so hard for me to grab from. I did it right after fall Before winter started because hearing Houston the blooms come up so fast the plants grow fast and by the end of July I’m already starting to harvest so I gotta
I too started a journal back in 2022 and I started planning at 2020 but I just started this journal. I use the books composition books but I also use my phone. 🌱🌱🌱
I've seen those weather stations for sale at my local farm supply store and I thought it was such a cool product. I hope to get one in a few years when the price comes down or I have more spare income. I started a journal this past fall and including weather is a great idea.
I have a simple 3 station temp / humidity kit and temps are very different than on my phone for the town. It shows inside- and 3 outside locations… very helpful! No wind info but good enough for us:)
Thank you sounds like a great id s❤
Interesting and a lot of truth in what you said. Boyfriend was talking about global warming and climate change in the 60's and 70's. People thought that he was crazy then and guess what they still do. Every year the temperature seems to go up a bit. As far as rain last year we only got a tad more than five inches for the entire year. Fortunately and now everything on drip it has saved us a lot of water. We have started a journal of sorts for the garden. Better late than never? Also interested in the Professional Weather Station. Definitely worth looking into. Thank You for another fun and informative video!
Add one more title to Danny of Deep South Homestead. "Journalist". 😀 Thanks Danny for great information, and content.
You SO deserve a bountiful fruit harvest this year! (I’m excited for you). Thank you for sharing this foggy morning with us. The sounds of the birds….ah! I heard a crow in there too. I used to be annoyed by those loud “caws” until my local crows kept the hawks away from my hens! ❤️
I have actually watched crows drive off bald eagles. They won’t mess with golden eagles, because the eagle will flip upside down, grab a crow in its talons, and drop the DEAD crow as a warning to others.
@@vickisavage8929 Ouch! That is one effective way to deter those crows….. message rec’d!
I keep one layout of where each thing was planted every year, and another small calendar year book of what I did each day. I did not record temperature, just basic weather for the day. It's become a normal habit over the years.
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I have wanted one of those weather stations for a long time. I have yet to start journaling. Will have to start soon.
We live in a microclimate. I understand what you are saying.
Hi Danny, I have a weather station similar to yours and I use it everyday to check my weather at my location compared to what is found on my local news.
Nice photography of a beautiful place!
I use my journal every day. I keep up with weather and life, on paper too. Thank you for all you and Ms Wanda do for us.
🙏🙏🙏🙂🕊♥️👍. I need a weather station. And I need to do the journal to thank you for your tips
Good idea to keep records.
What a beautiful morning @ DSH! Question: when do you spray peach trees? Mine is about to blossom out any day now.😮 Appreciate y'all
Wow! That weather station is amazing! I'd love to have one of those. That would make it so easy to keep up with. And I know about microclimates lol I live in a holler and the temperature just at the top of my driveway is a lot warmer. But im protected more and it'll frost up there but not on me 😊😅❤️🙏 I've been learning alot from y'all at DSH and been subscribed to pecan grove in the start, much love from SE Kentucky ❤️
I started keeping a weather (only) journal last yr. I've been looking at that weather station for a while now. As I've looking at finding something that give me more accurate wind & rain accumulation. You mention microclimates, besides what's around our house, we literally change gardening zones about a mile-ish south of us. But we sit in between technically 3 weather station's, all of them are abt 5 miles away from us, 1 to the east, 1 to the south (our airport) & the other to the northwest. I argue with my dad about how it's not accurate. He's about 5 miles southwest of their airport weather station.
My son work's halfway between us & our airport weather station but to the east a mile or 2 off the main road & i forewarned him about a blizzard we were having & it was clear & where he was at, so not fair. Lol
But using something like your weather station, would be good to see how accurate our cheap unit is. But with the added benefit of knowing how much rain we're getting 😅
You should keep one over at deep south too, because even though you're doing the majority of the gardening at Pecan Grove, you should still keep track of the weather & what it's doing to effect the crops/tree's that are still at home.
Love the video, lot's of knowledge shared as always.
Congrats on the calves, they're adorable. We have 1 momma showing signs, but she won't do anything for abt a month. I've got 1 due in April, not sure about the other's. Have goat's that should kid in the summer.
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❤❤❤love this video!
My peach trees are blooming, hate to see it this early
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Can those sprouts be used to make trees for others? Maybe sell some?
Danny I have a peach tree . It’s in my very large chicken pen . It has peach’s but they don’t get much larger than a golf ball , maybe a half size more. Then if they get soft they have a dime size peach color when it’s time for them to be ready . And the in side is a green color. I have cut it way back and this year I cut it to have just four main branches. And I open te middle more to give it more light . What can I do to make it have proper size eatable peaches .
You would have to graft it.
Enjoyed the video. What do you think about the wicking planter method that Mr. Leon does