How about a winter cover crop? Cover crops is a while topic about amending your soil, naturally. Depending on what you plant. Those butternut squash 😄 yummy! That's some good eating! Enjoyed this, thank you.
Hoping that you got some giant pumpkin seeds from your friends that you helped when they were harvesting theirs. Looking forward to seeing more on this project, and I bet everyone enjoyed the treats. Even if it's not the best year growing there still seems to be enough for you and the animals to enjoy.
Hey Cody. I too add course builders sand to a new bed that is heavy with clay. I have read articles that say to not add sand; but I still do. It is a one shot deal to amend because I don't till again. I just amend from the top and dig holes as needed for planting and I also add compost then. When it comes to composting course vines like your pumpkin vines I find they break down a little better if I cut them up. I am anxious to receive my calendar. Take care and my love to the animals.
I was curious how well the veggie garden did this year, and you answered that. Ok. Like the saying goes, you had a rough season, but it's only one of many. Nature...go figure. Your resilience and determination will never fail you. You are a positive influence for all ages. ❤
Looks nice, when will you do the next barnyard shuffle. When we were younger we always ended up with burdock somewhere on us once even in our hair, but mostly at night when playing hide and seek because could not see them in dark ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Looks so nice and clean now. You will have a successful garden next year Cody as prep it now and your vision of how you want your garden to be. Enjoy nature today ❤❤ 🐕
Lots of cleanup! Next year is YOUR year for pumpkins!! 👍😊 Isn't it wonderful how nature helps nature? Old vines/plants will feed the gardens next Spring! Nothing is wasted! Nice little video! Thanks, Cody & Echo!! 💕
Hi Cody, I don’t know much about gardening, but I was taught as a kid to keep the weeds pulled so the plants would get more nutrients from the soil! I saw how your pumpkin patch had a lot of big weeds and just wondered why you don’t pull them! Love your videos and learn something new every day! 🪿👑Mumbles Forever!
If you get them small that works, but pulling weeds tears the roots of the weed and the roots of the pumpkin, no good. The pumpkins are heavy feeders and don't get overtaken easily. Just need to keep the leaves in the sun.
The fish in the pond are getting so big. I still don't understand how they live through the winter? Can't your dad use the big bucket on your digger to skim the grass off that plot of grass? If you're going to use it as a garden you'll still have to roto tilt it anyway won't you? Do you have a rental place nearby where you can rent one of those mini tractors with a big roto blade? I know, that cost money and it'd probably be like $120 $150 for a day. Things are looking good.
The work never stops.
The pumpkin patch looks great !
Good content for us city people. Logistics plays a part in any garden & Echopup is too handsome for words.
Nice job Cody. 😊😊😊❤❤❤❤❤
Echo Pup is a really handsome boy. Good job on the veggie patch 👍🏼 😊
How about a winter cover crop?
Cover crops is a while topic about amending your soil, naturally. Depending on what you plant.
Those butternut squash 😄 yummy! That's some good eating!
Enjoyed this, thank you.
Hoping that you got some giant pumpkin seeds from your friends that you helped when they were harvesting theirs. Looking forward to seeing more on this project, and I bet everyone enjoyed the treats. Even if it's not the best year growing there still seems to be enough for you and the animals to enjoy.
Thanks for sharing love watching you
Hey Cody. I too add course builders sand to a new bed that is heavy with clay. I have read articles that say to not add sand; but I still do. It is a one shot deal to amend because I don't till again. I just amend from the top and dig holes as needed for planting and I also add compost then. When it comes to composting course vines like your pumpkin vines I find they break down a little better if I cut them up. I am anxious to receive my calendar. Take care and my love to the animals.
I was curious how well the veggie garden did this year, and you answered that. Ok.
Like the saying goes, you had a rough season, but it's only one of many. Nature...go figure.
Your resilience and determination will never fail you. You are a positive influence for all ages. ❤
Great stuff 😅😅🙏🙏💛💛💯💯💛💛🙏🙏
Changing seasons, different chores.. 😉
Looks nice, when will you do the next barnyard shuffle. When we were younger we always ended up with burdock somewhere on us once even in our hair, but mostly at night when playing hide and seek because could not see them in dark ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Looks so nice and clean now. You will have a successful garden next year Cody as prep it now and your vision of how you want your garden to be. Enjoy nature today ❤❤ 🐕
Lots of cleanup! Next year is YOUR year for pumpkins!! 👍😊
Isn't it wonderful how nature helps nature? Old vines/plants will feed the gardens next Spring! Nothing is wasted!
Nice little video! Thanks, Cody & Echo!! 💕
Yes! Thank you!
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Hi Cody, I don’t know much about gardening, but I was taught as a kid to keep the weeds pulled so the plants would get more nutrients from the soil! I saw how your pumpkin patch had a lot of big weeds and just wondered why you don’t pull them! Love your videos and learn something new every day! 🪿👑Mumbles Forever!
If you get them small that works, but pulling weeds tears the roots of the weed and the roots of the pumpkin, no good. The pumpkins are heavy feeders and don't get overtaken easily. Just need to keep the leaves in the sun.
Good stuff Cody. I Like how your improving the homestead to make it more better each day. Keep up the hard work Cody
Thanks!
Hello Cody , that tiller will work you real hard . I love working in the garden cleaning and planting. Echo got into bunch of cockleburs .
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Nice cleanup - did mine last week and this weekend we will prepare the soil for the winter to have it ready by Spring next year.♦
Very nice!
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My son always says “Don’t treat your soil like dirt”
What kind of grass? Do you think you could make sod out of it? Maybe to use around the pond. I've seen it done on golf courses.
Nope, I'd lose all my topsoil
Are you able to roll sod and place the sod around the pond?
Nope
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The fish in the pond are getting so big. I still don't understand how they live through the winter? Can't your dad use the big bucket on your digger to skim the grass off that plot of grass? If you're going to use it as a garden you'll still have to roto tilt it anyway won't you? Do you have a rental place nearby where you can rent one of those mini tractors with a big roto blade? I know, that cost money and it'd probably be like $120 $150 for a day. Things are looking good.
The pond doesn't freeze solid, they live like any other wild fish. Under the ice.
Euh... can't you take the grass and put it near the pond? Perhaps not a good idea
Nope