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He's just trying to get a breakfast snack. The females are usually pretty docile but those males can be rascals!

He was gonna wait there until all the fruit was ripe..lol

Apart from lemon grass tea and the aroma what are the uses for it. Is it just decorative.

Michelle. I lLove your t-shirt. and I love your channel. So authentic ❤️

Oh poor thing.. he's been up there all night!❤❤❤

So glad I saw this! Ants are my best Luffa pollinator

What kind of persimmon tree is that?

How'd you connect the rod across the top?

Way way way to high

How hard would it be to store the Garden in Minutes grids? I love the idea, but they would quickly rot in my high-altitude area with harsh winters. I would need to disconnect them and bring them in the garage.

Do you know what brand of hose you have? My mom has tiny arthritic hands. That hose would be PERFECT for her!

The next bed over there is a little thing on the side, that kind of looks like a tiny solar panel or sensor. What is that?

On one of your raised beds you have some sort of container on the side, it is white with a green lid. What is it and where did you get it?

Tell me about the tree cover. Where did you get it? I bought a house with a mulberry bush, the birds get them ALL and then leave purple poop everywhere.

What a great hack!

That’s amazing! I’m wondering how they taste, too.

Wow im so excited for you. So cool, do a taste test when they get ripe.👍🏼😃

Those are both sweet potatoes. A yam is similar to yucca

Planted mine a few weeks ago but will be cross pollinating with honeynut butternut for next few years worth of seed

I love your resourcefulness in setting up the various structures to make it easy for you to assemble the panels. Thanks for this thorough explanation.

No WILD Hedgehogs live in North or South America. UK YES. Iguanas are mostly in SOUTH FL!! The cats feel safer higher up.

Could you try the Vegega Trellis and see how it is? The cattle panel is way too unwieldy for me by myself.

Did you ever try VEGEGA ones? Don't you have SAND as a base being in FL?

What about RUST? Did you put in the supports?

Thank you! We purchased a top of the line hose and the pressure knocked the tip off. Because of your tutorial we were able to keep our hose which had nothing else wrong with it.

I went out to check my garden yesterday and had a snake wrapped in the top of my Okra plants. It was about three foot.... I came back in the house and told my husband that I was done with gardening..😅 your black tubing looks very similar to the snake... you've done an awesome job with the water system. 😊

Thanks for the video, Michelle! We just installed some drip irrigation, too. It's fun to see different approaches

Yep stick with the same brand. For me it's greenworks. Yep I usually learn the hard way about everything. Lemongrass is dang sharp. Lemongrass tea is awesome. You can also make infused olive oil with it too. My son uses it for his eggs every day.👍🏼😁

This does seem like an easy way to manage lemon grass plants. One reason I haven't planted any for awhile is the work involved in keeping them under control.. Maybe I will rethink including them again.

You won't ever find a snake in lemongrass. The don't like the strong aroma of it and don't like slithering through its sharp leaves.

I use Harbor Freight welding gloves for my sticky yard work. They almost go up to to your elbow.

no volume did you forget your mic or maybe you need a new one???? looks good though those clippers did a great job!!!

So, 8 weeks later it’s rusting???

Hey Michelle, I’m getting ready to plant Seminole pumpkin seeds too. This will be my first time growing them. I’ve been watching other RUclips videos about how to grow them. The vines grow very big and long and take up a lot of space! If all 9 of your seeds germinate and grow, you will have a ton of pumpkins! Good luck 🧡

first of all you speak it is in the wrong place it should have been closer to the bottom it would have had more pressure second of all you need to raise that Barrel off the ground at least a foot or two because water only flows one way that's downhill

Amazing harvest! We tried currant tomatoes this year and used those in our salads. I think need up roasting most of the cherry tomatoes on the grill, then made Dal and rice with them. Add a chopped up, garden fresh zucchini and/or yellow crookneck and a handful of fresh spinach.

Everything is looking great Michelle, and I love what you did in the back along the trees there with the beds. You’re not the only one that can over water, I killed a couple things that way. Have you considered burlap around the poles for your cucumbers? I have some for the trunks of small trees but think it might also work as a grippy surface on your pipes. I’ve got dragon fruit that I’m trimming as well and starting more plants, cantaloupe and watermelon in bloom, and plans for three sisters. It’s extremely hot here in Phx, hoping our monsoon season will at least bring cooler temps, but some rain would be much appreciated too.

Such a great harvest, everything looks amazing! For an abundance of tomatoes: I ALWAYS make creamy tuscan chicken pasta! A lot of people use sun-dried tomatoes, but I love it with fresh! Chicken, cherry tomatoes, cheese, cream, spinach or kale, ... and a side salad? One of my favorite meals!

Good job Michele. I can't wait to see them progress. I shoul try Seminole pumpkins - I wonder how they would do in the "winter".

Thanks for the link to Cody Cove seeds! Local seeds just do so much better in Florida. We have a batch of Seminole Pumpkins almost ready for harvest. They went in early March along with a few pineapple tops that are almost ready as well. Yes, the cherry, currant, and plum tomatoes have been yielding non-stop for months but finally slowing down now. Next thing you know it'll be time to get ready for the Fall season.

Great idea for the worms. They can roam free. Im experiencing the same with my raised beds not staying wet. More mulch!! I wonder.if the Seminole pumpkin would work in Illinois.

I can’t believe the variety you have in your garden. You make me want to try okra now 🤣

Hi...new subbie here, thanks for sharing. Great garden harvest and thanks for the pickleworm trick 😊

I had to put an electric fence around my garden in Florida to deter the raccoons. I'm sure they will have a feast on my sweet corn while I am gone, when the weeds ground out the fence and the coons figure it out - they are smart little critters! I usually eat most of my tomatoes fresh but I did can quite a bit of crushed tomatoes and sauce this year from my Florida garden so the pantry is getting pretty well stocked for the off season. Nice haul Michele! I planted a few Shishitos this year but didn't get much before I left. I'm sure the raccoons will enjoy them.

Awesome haul.

I wanted to tell you that the last time i was at Solomon"s , they had hundreds of bolts of mesh or (tool, i know the spelling is wrong but i hope you get it), at $2:00 for the whole bolt. If you know anyone that sews, you could make the tree/bush covers for cheap. Just FYI. Great harvest!!!

I use my tomatoes in fresh salsas and I make a cherry tomato and turmeric curry sauce that is great either vegetarian or with chicken. You can add a little of those spicy peppers into it as well.

Makes me hungry ! Great looking veggies !

I made tomato and basil soup one year! It was the best soup!!!MM!

The nature tax is a real thing lol. Im still waiting for my first full size tomato. My micros have been giving me one or 2. Oll be living vicariously through you for another month. 🎉 I make a bunch of salsa. Lately im getting into indian food. Seems to use up a fair amount of tomatoes.