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Thank you. Very informative. New subscriber.

great information. thank you.

Looking forward to learn with this serie

wonderful video, Thank you.

Very well done! Clear and demonstrated well. I would recommend changing the comment you made at 5:11 where you say that "vore" mean "members of a group". In Latin, "vore" is the verb "to eat". Thank you.

Thank you for putting this series together. Very informative.

Music is very distracting

Can I spray on my pears plum apples and cherries. I just bout a bunch and don't know much

Super cool thanks! It has been raining in San Diego, and I wondered what happens to insects when there is prolonged heavy rain. So thank u!

Thanks!! Found out it was EARTHWORMS making those tiny holes . The dirt kinda looks like “dots” ice cream around the hole too

Its just food grade mineral oil. Dont pay criminal prices.

Thanks

Wow lots of great info!

I will be dragonfly watching….

Dozens and dozens of holes, across the whole acre + rural yard??

I really learn a lot with your program . I am a Intern Park Ranger, and this helped me to explain to children's group when I am teaching about the skins

They ate my fresh Basil every yearfout of 2.5 years 😢put me kyysilis in aMayo jar and got a very pretty white moths that flew into the bug zapper lethal.

Thank you..I am from India and we struggle to farm organically due to weed problem of Parthenium hysterophorus..Any ground cover recommendation that can overtake an arid sub tropics ?

Thank you

I’m new to the hobby and I just want to thank you for putting all this great info online

No safety glassesd and gloves. ☹

No more videos?

Are you aware that there are Bagworms in, at least, Anna TX. I found 1 cocoon about 2 years ago didn't know what it was. And now I know they will destroy the trees before we even realize they are there. I found 3 cocoons this season. Can you tell us how to get rid of this issue?

Would be interested to hear about meadow voles, gophers, and moles. I have meadow voles, and they have caused serious issues to my property. They spawn very often so it can be difficult to get under control if you don’t act fast.

Thanks! I found a tarantula hawk in my back yard.

To much turf grass, to much shade, to much inputs-should be TOO much, etc. darn auto correct

I saw 210 an was like san Antonio

Thanks, appreciate the tips and highlighting the superstar selections. Especially appreciate the specific varieties suggested on the plumbago and salvias. Please note, on slides, the butterfly is a “queen”, not a “queen monarch “.

Love this!! So helpful!

Hey Molly , You need a pop shield for your microphone apart from that .Awesome

I used BT. Worked very well on my SVB. Squash bugs on the other hand...💔

i have a family of 6 armadillos in my backyard. they come right up to me.

Molly, you are a breath of fresh air in a world of dry plant experts. Love your "little guys" and other non traditional comments. And the content is excellent!

Thank you for sharing

Thank you for the great information. I live in west Texas do you know where I can get the plants you listed? I have not seen them. Thank you.

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Thank you! This was very informative!

Thanks for a great talk, David. Joyce Dare

Best presentation I have viewed that helps you learn about butterfly life cycles and how you can plan a garden! Great presentation!!!

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super cool

What brand is the 18-5-9 fertilizer you talk about on the radio show and where can I find it? Thanks 😃

VERY COOL! Thank you!

Should I fertilize now? My tree is about a 4” diameter.. can I expect a crop this fall?

Excellent! I appreciate the format of the presentation. I knew about preemergent weed killer application in late summer but did not know or remember the early spring application. Thank you!

How about citrus? Same application? Thanks