Protect Tender Plants with this Simple Trick

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[@MylindaElliott]

My grandma did that. She always had an awesome garden.

[@pattigsbh4392]

Great repurposing and protection for plants👍👍 Been praying for y'all and hoping all is well ❤🙏

[@BroussardHomestead]

The bad storms missed us. Praying for all in the path

[@kellyscorner01]

Great idea. And your garden is always so neat and orderly. Love it.

[@BroussardHomestead]

Thanks! We work hard to keep it up

[@jtharp9265]

Thank you for a great idea 💡 , I put chop sticks and shish kabob sticks all around them yesterday here in Montgomery County, Texas, as we had tornado warnings ,
Thank goodness no damage to house or any plants I started planting already ,
Which is actually late. Compared to years ago ,
We could plant in February.
God bless you
Mrs Josette Tharp
Montgomery County, Texas 🙏🏻

[@BroussardHomestead]

Glad to hear you’re safe and sound

[@DebbiesHomeplace]

That's a great tip Brett, we get a lot of wind in Kentucky.

[@zaneymay]

That's a good idea.

[@dymondwillow2]

brillant idea.... then those can be tossed and over the winter the supply of cans can be renewed...

[@LifewithBlindaandChuck]

We were worried about the hail they thought might come with the storm yesterday. Thankfully, we were spared any serious weather. I can see where this would help prevent damage from different elements.

[@michigandaffodil7561]

Wow, that’s great. Hmmm. I’m thinking my grandparents did that. But, I was too young to remember, let alone know why. Thanks for the video.

[@BroussardHomestead]

Amy’s grandpa taught us so much! I could have learned a lot from my dad too had I been interested while he was still here.

[@DeathclawJedi]

it also works to protect against hail if you know there is a chance of it or if you see it starting to hail and you're quick on your feet. Don't go running out to close the lids if the hail is too big though folks. That crap hurts!

[@NoneyaTexasontheback20]

Mornin

[@BroussardHomestead]

Blessings Jake

[@albanymountainhomestead]

Wonder if this trick would stop the vine bores from getting into a zucchini type plant???

[@BroussardHomestead]

I have heard to wrap the stem with aluminum foil

[@charlescoker7752]

Hey Brett. G- mail sent back an email I sent to you. You are not the only email , that is posted on you tube, that comes back . I was trying to send a picture of a notice for those effected by Hurricane Laura. Can sign up for the last of the Hurricane relief help.

[@BroussardHomestead]

Thanks for the info. Not sure why the email didn’t work

[@charlescoker7752]

@@BroussardHomestead I checked what I typed more tan once. Came back, Returned to sender.

[@CamppattonFamilyCompound]

First

[@BroussardHomestead]

Somebody has the bell rung 😆👍