Good to see y'all like our fence and garden ready , like to see how your shop and loving quarters coming along really enjoy all your videos y'all hate Hard working family le seeing that 😇🇮🇱🎶🎼😊💖
Good to see you in front of the camera mind....that bulldozer is a beast the sound reminds me of the old war movies you would hear the tanks before you seen them...
Back in the 50's and 60's we had a back yard fence just like that. The top of them were cut in a diamond shape like a picket but other than that it was what most of the yards had to keep out dogs out of your yard and the rabbits and dogs out of your garden. We lived in the top of the Texas Panhandle. Worked great. Maybe you will have time to put in a few herbs and dill. Blue Lake Pole beans don't take very long to come up.
I remember our neighbors had raspberries on the west side of their neighbors garage a few feet away from it they did very well. That was in North Idaho.
JudithB Great to see your garden getting built and planted! Part of my raised beds are doing very well, but planted 2nd for beans, and will have to do 3rd time for cucs. The weather has been a challenge everywhere, so hang in there. My new strawberry bed got built, manure and compost and mulch added, plants arrived but didnt survive. Going to put melon plants in it this year and strawberries next year. Good thing there are plenty of frozen and jelled strawberries!! I grow littleish rocks in my garden and use them to fill holes in the driveway, I grow flagstones in the yard and build walkways and patios with them!!! LOL
So good to see you again. I was beginning to fret! Who cares how you put on your garden! It’s in! A bit late, yes, but it’s in. Your crop choice is smart, here’s hoping you can squeeze two crops in. You left us hanging, on the side of a cliff! I did get a peak from Heath and cedar’s place, so that looks like an exciting add. Good to hear you got a bit of family time.
In case you didn't know, when back-blading with a dozer it is usually a lot easier to "float" the blade. To do this, lower blade to ground, then push blade control lever all the way forward until you feel it "click" and then let lever go. This setting enables blade to "float" across ground while machine is reversing and usually do a lot better job of levelling.
I found beans, Swiss chard, spinach, cucumber and broccoli gave a good crop if planted at early summer. Check what your first frost in your area tends to be then figure out how many days you have before that happens. I managed to get a crop in spite of having to replant my garden. Mater of fact the bugs had come and gone by the time mine was producing. Take care.
When I started my vegetable garden the only thing healthy lookin' was my crop of rocks. It has been many years of composting and adding top soil and picking rocks so I have about 6 inches of good dirt built up in that garden. Minnesota winters heave the rocks up to the surface so I will always have a bumper crop of those dang things. Keep me humble being on my knees picking up rocks. Get a lot of praying done. People won't bother you in the garden cause they're afraid you will ask for help! Blessings on you and your family and friends and any livestock you might have wandering around the house and yard. 🤠🌱🐤
Was driven hard into my head, to never plant before first of june if you live north of denver and as I see it, might want to go as far as texas/oklahoma lines. Water with chicken "tea" and do it very lightly till those plants build up to tolerances of this kind of furt. Right after watering with the "tea" you go with straight water to cool their roots as that tea is very hot fertilizer and don't be afraid to use sweet lime where the taters go. Cucumbers will grow so fast that the seeds don't mature and they are fine and small. The fruit tho will grow an inch every half hour and that is putting in markers so to measure just how fast they grow. Take care coming from alaska
If the crops grow as big as the rocks . The beans might just be "Jack in the Beanstalk high" . Some day raised beds might make a nice addition to your garden area. Nice video thanks for sharing.
Seems as though Mother Nature became some what confused this spring. Here in the south it has been usually cool and wet. No rain so far today, hopefully the ground dries out enough so I can plant the remainder of my plants. Good luck with your garden.
Always good to see you guys! I know this is going to sound gross but in the side where your garden is exposed to natural wildlife, have your guys (and gals if they would like to help)...ummm... pee around the perimeter. It works for deer especially and we've seen racoon and rabbits etc... be deterred as well. Until you can add more fencing. It's a rather odd "fencing" method but it worked for centuries for those who couldn't built fences and it still does. It's organic and cost effective...lol. always a plus. Smiles and blessings...
Well we were left hanging with a bulldozer on a steep place making a spot for something (I can't remember). The stairs were on hold because your husbands hand was hurt and not a mention of either. LOL It was kind of like a cliff hanger at the end of a series show except when you came back you forgot to fill us in on what happened. Good luck with your garden! The weather is strange everywhere. The sound was a little funny at the end It sounded like someone graduated and you went on vacation. Hope we get more videos some of us are living through you.(pitiful isn't it)
Yall just stick them rocks back in the ground and give them a little water and it wont be long until you have a very productive rock farm. It seems like you have a really good start already. lol.
greetings little lady; look on the bright side, you said yall grow real good rocks. you can swallow small ones and they are not fattening!.............g
If it was me I'd take all those rocks that you dug out and any other rock you'd find and stack them all the way around the bottom of that fence and then that way nothing can dig under it or we'll try to dig under it
Why rake when you've got a dozer? lol :) Tiller: vroom CLANK! Rock. Vrooooommmm CLANK root.... Vroooommmmm CLANK,CLANK big rock....... So been there done that....
Your in Idaho and you didn't plant potatoes? Just as well with all those rocks. Funny, when you go to buy fieldstone, they are $150-200 a ton Your sitting on a gold mine with no market
Aren't you worried about storing those Railroad ties next to your food garden? Railroad ties can leach creosote into soil and water systems. Eating food or drinking water with high levels of creosote may cause burning in the mouth and throat, stomach pains, severe skin irritation, convulsions, and kidney and liver problems in humans and your animals.
I put those there just to get them out of my way for another project. I'm trying to get them moved shortly to begin putting in our fence up by the road.
Hard working family!!! I admire you all🌱
You all are working hard! Getting it done! Great idea with the photo boxes for seeds.
Good to see y'all like our fence and garden ready , like to see how your shop and loving quarters coming along really enjoy all your videos y'all hate Hard working family le seeing that 😇🇮🇱🎶🎼😊💖
Happy to see new post/video😊😊😊👍👍👍🥰
Looking Good!. Y'all Take Care & Stay Safe. ~ Carl & Judy Lamar County, ALABAMA. ~
Way to go shaping the garden with the cat no time wasted lol
Good work take care be safe
Good to see you in front of the camera mind....that bulldozer is a beast the sound reminds me of the old war movies you would hear the tanks before you seen them...
Back in the 50's and 60's we had a back yard fence just like that. The top of them were cut in a diamond shape like a picket but other than that it was what most of the yards had to keep out dogs out of your yard and the rabbits and dogs out of your garden. We lived in the top of the Texas Panhandle. Worked great. Maybe you will have time to put in a few herbs and dill. Blue Lake Pole beans don't take very long to come up.
I remember our neighbors had raspberries on the west side of their neighbors garage a few feet away from it they did very well. That was in North Idaho.
JudithB Great to see your garden getting built and planted! Part of my raised beds are doing very well, but planted 2nd for beans, and will have to do 3rd time for cucs. The weather has been a challenge everywhere, so hang in there. My new strawberry bed got built, manure and compost and mulch added, plants arrived but didnt survive. Going to put melon plants in it this year and strawberries next year. Good thing there are plenty of frozen and jelled strawberries!! I grow littleish rocks in my garden and use them to fill holes in the driveway, I grow flagstones in the yard and build walkways and patios with them!!! LOL
Welcome back
Good luck on the garden and congrats on the graduation
If you have a livestock water tank with a hole in it, it will do great for your carrots, some nice loose soil, with Pearlite in it and away you go.
So good to see you again. I was beginning to fret!
Who cares how you put on your garden! It’s in! A bit late, yes, but it’s in.
Your crop choice is smart, here’s hoping you can squeeze two crops in.
You left us hanging, on the side of a cliff!
I did get a peak from Heath and cedar’s place, so that looks like an exciting add.
Good to hear you got a bit of family time.
Good job , 👍👍👍👍 , maybe throw or mix some chicken poop in with the garden too
In case you didn't know, when back-blading with a dozer it is usually a lot easier to "float" the blade. To do this, lower blade to ground, then push blade control lever all the way forward until you feel it "click" and then let lever go. This setting enables blade to "float" across ground while machine is reversing and usually do a lot better job of levelling.
I found beans, Swiss chard, spinach, cucumber and broccoli gave a good crop if planted at early summer. Check what your first frost in your area tends to be then figure out how many days you have before that happens. I managed to get a crop in spite of having to replant my garden. Mater of fact the bugs had come and gone by the time mine was producing. Take care.
When I started my vegetable garden the only thing healthy lookin' was my crop of rocks. It has been many years of composting and adding top soil and picking rocks so I have about 6 inches of good dirt built up in that garden. Minnesota winters heave the rocks up to the surface so I will always have a bumper crop of those dang things. Keep me humble being on my knees picking up rocks. Get a lot of praying done. People won't bother you in the garden cause they're afraid you will ask for help! Blessings on you and your family and friends and any livestock you might have wandering around the house and yard. 🤠🌱🐤
Looking great!
Wowzah! Going to be a GREAT GARDEN!!
Y'all work so hard! Love watching your videos.
Woo, you're back ... I was frettin that something had happened.
Taking shape, looks good :-) Hope you keep chickens out or you won't have much left. Nice VL's.
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So glad you’re back. Good luck with the garden!
Was driven hard into my head, to never plant before first of june if you live north of denver and as I see it, might want to go as far as texas/oklahoma lines. Water with chicken "tea" and do it very lightly till those plants build up to tolerances of this kind of furt. Right after watering with the "tea" you go with straight water to cool their roots as that tea is very hot fertilizer and don't be afraid to use sweet lime where the taters go. Cucumbers will grow so fast that the seeds don't mature and they are fine and small. The fruit tho will grow an inch every half hour and that is putting in markers so to measure just how fast they grow. Take care coming from alaska
Who needs a 10 gallon Hat, when you can wear a 25 (6:25). Enjoyed the update. Thanks!
Love the Garden Hat. Hopefully you'll have a good yield this year.
A good garden hat helps keep your brain from frying!🤠😎🌱🐤
...good one, nice work, stay safe..
I don't know what's up 30th youtube I haven't had notices of videos you have put up so I'll watch at least six to thumb up!
If the crops grow as big as the rocks . The beans might just be "Jack in the Beanstalk high" . Some day raised beds might make a nice addition to your garden area. Nice video thanks for sharing.
1. Start selling rocks,
2. Start eating rocks !!😂😂
Seems as though Mother Nature became some what confused this spring.
Here in the south it has been usually cool and wet. No rain so far today, hopefully the ground dries out enough so I can plant the remainder of my plants.
Good luck with your garden.
Look into raised bed wide row gardening. I have done it now for 30 years much easier to weed and the soil stays very loose.
About how long does it take to cook a rock until eatable? I enjoy you people, you’re a down to earth hard working family. Stay safe
Hope that’s a rental roto tiller with all the rocks. LOL
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Always good to see you guys! I know this is going to sound gross but in the side where your garden is exposed to natural wildlife, have your guys (and gals if they would like to help)...ummm... pee around the perimeter. It works for deer especially and we've seen racoon and rabbits etc... be deterred as well. Until you can add more fencing. It's a rather odd "fencing" method but it worked for centuries for those who couldn't built fences and it still does. It's organic and cost effective...lol. always a plus. Smiles and blessings...
Well we were left hanging with a bulldozer on a steep place making a spot for something (I can't remember). The stairs were on hold because your husbands hand was hurt and not a mention of either. LOL It was kind of like a cliff hanger at the end of a series show except when you came back you forgot to fill us in on what happened. Good luck with your garden! The weather is strange everywhere. The sound was a little funny at the end It sounded like someone graduated and you went on vacation. Hope we get more videos some of us are living through you.(pitiful isn't it)
A garden at the bottom of a hill is always good because of the nutrients coming down the hill. We had some huge hillsides on our old farm.
Do what you got to do! lol My neighbor used his dozer or backhoe every year. He didn't have a tractor...
so glad to see you put a video up I was going thru DT's thank you
Yall just stick them rocks back in the ground and give them a little water and it wont be long until you have a very productive rock farm. It seems like you have a really good start already. lol.
Carrots normally need very loose or sandy soil else they grow all weird shapes.
Trying to learn to use my husbands tractor to fix a gravel road that washed out. No small feat.
Have you had any of your projects finished yet? House, shop, garden.... seems that you initiated many of them but never show once finished
greetings little lady; look on the bright side, you said yall grow real good rocks. you can swallow small ones and they are not fattening!.............g
If it was me I'd take all those rocks that you dug out and any other rock you'd find and stack them all the way around the bottom of that fence and then that way nothing can dig under it or we'll try to dig under it
It seems like running the dozer back and forth would really pack down the garden soil.
The dozer is super heavy. But it has such wide tracks it really doesn't pack the soil much at all
How was Vegas with Red Poppy Ranch u guys should have let me no I live there lol
Vegas was fun. But glad to be back to cooler weather and less people.😄
No potatoes?
Potatoes are so cheap to buy here we don't plant them.
Tell that HUGE husband of yours to sit in the middle of the bulldozer. It’s running at an angle 😂.
How many different tractors you guys have? 😂
We were just given a small Massey by my father in law. That makes us have 2 tractors and a backhoe.
Please check out "Living Traditions" & their ground covering gardening there is NO weeding period.
Why rake when you've got a dozer? lol :) Tiller: vroom CLANK! Rock. Vrooooommmm CLANK root.... Vroooommmmm CLANK,CLANK big rock....... So been there done that....
Unless it's 8 feet TALL IT won't keep the Deer out !
Make that 10' tall
They jump over 8' in Wisconsin
YOU DONT OFTEN SEE GARDEN PLANTS IN A DOZER TRACK, DEFINETLY NOT CLICKBAIT, I DIDNT THINK IT WOULD BE
Hiya
Your in Idaho and you didn't plant potatoes? Just as well with all those rocks. Funny, when you go to buy fieldstone, they are $150-200 a ton
Your sitting on a gold mine with no market
Aren't you worried about storing those Railroad ties next to your food garden? Railroad ties can leach creosote into soil and water systems. Eating food or drinking water with high levels of creosote may cause burning in the mouth and throat, stomach pains, severe skin irritation, convulsions, and kidney and liver problems in humans and your animals.
I put those there just to get them out of my way for another project. I'm trying to get them moved shortly to begin putting in our fence up by the road.