I love the gardening stuff. And it is always nice to have things organized and usable and presentable.Hopefully the flowers are going to do well. But I would recommend to put some hay on top of the soil. It keeps some of the heat away. Seeds might germinate, but seedlings don't like the heat. The same thing goes for the trees. If you put a thick layer of mulch around the trees in a 10 ft diameter it is going to help the trees a lot. There is a whole group of desert and dry land people on UA-cam who are doing a similar thing as you guys. Heronthere is one in Texas, Timeline ranch is super impressive and he is also located in Texas in the Chihuahuan Desert. Desert gardens homestead in Arizona, and also Our Rocky Dream on the elephant farm in Arizona. And more folks that I have not mentioned. I want to invite you guys to join the community, and perhaps that if you leave a comment on their channels, and share your experiences about what you folks are doing and what your ambitions are, more people might visit your channel as well. Because I know for a fact that the people who are watching those and other channels are interested in these type of projects. That is if you were not already familiar with those channels. Anyway, good progress and great tips 👍
Any plans for ground cover in the fenced area? I don't know what grows well down there but I saw a cool looking clover lawn the other day and the owner said it does well without much water.
Looks much better! Excited to see the painted shed in the background:-)
The concrete pads worked great!
1st!!🎉
I love the gardening stuff. And it is always nice to have things organized and usable and presentable.Hopefully the flowers are going to do well. But I would recommend to put some hay on top of the soil. It keeps some of the heat away. Seeds might germinate, but seedlings don't like the heat. The same thing goes for the trees. If you put a thick layer of mulch around the trees in a 10 ft diameter it is going to help the trees a lot.
There is a whole group of desert and dry land people on UA-cam who are doing a similar thing as you guys. Heronthere is one in Texas, Timeline ranch is super impressive and he is also located in Texas in the Chihuahuan Desert. Desert gardens homestead in Arizona, and also Our Rocky Dream on the elephant farm in Arizona. And more folks that I have not mentioned. I want to invite you guys to join the community, and perhaps that if you leave a comment on their channels, and share your experiences about what you folks are doing and what your ambitions are, more people might visit your channel as well. Because I know for a fact that the people who are watching those and other channels are interested in these type of projects. That is if you were not already familiar with those channels.
Anyway, good progress and great tips 👍
Thanks for the suggestions. I'm definitely gong to check those other channels out.
I got the thumbnail of Brady kneeling in front of the trees, what did you get?
A 23 year old blond woman holding some huge juice melons. 😁
There's 3 different thumbnails for this video. Which thumbnail diff you get?
Any plans for ground cover in the fenced area? I don't know what grows well down there but I saw a cool looking clover lawn the other day and the owner said it does well without much water.
Brady has advocated for a clover lawn a few times now, we’ll see what happens