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it sounds like she's showing the plants as she's describing them... where is the video?

I enjoyed your video.

This video helped me write my finals paper for my Spring Vegetables class. Thank you.

Great tip on keeping the bales tight!

Don't be a thorn! thorn /θɔrn/ n. Botany a hard, sharp point growing out on a plant: [countable]Roses have thorns. Plant Biology a tree, bush, or shrub having such sharp points:[uncountable] rows of thorn.[countable] to cut down a few thorns. a source or cause of continual annoyance:[countable] A noisy neighbor can be a thorn in one's side.

You and Don are such treasures. Thanks, Fred. : )

we have them here in brooklyn,ny.

I bet it’s frownd upon being so sharp 🌹💖✨

Fred just makes me feel safe to garden. I miss get growin and all his radio prowess and great guests like Marlene and useless snarky crazy bearded wonder Steve Zion. He would drive Fred crazy like a dumbass brother one should throttle!!

Good Luck for this year. I am currently starting my pepper seeds off now. My latest video shows all the cross pollinations of peppers that I'm going to grow this year. Good Luck :)

I learned this from you Fred and Debbie on the both radio garden shows

i see a lot of woodchips

So true! Seeing the garden from a kitchen or dining window makes you happy!

Rossi boots is really made in Aus

Nice video. I have for baby banana shrub plants and I can't wait to plant them around my house. I put one in the front yard, but it died instantly. Maybe the sun was to intense. Thanks for sharing.

and smells great

Fred you move PRETTY FAST.

good video. I download this video for teaching. thank u

Blundstone still an Australian company but they moved their production to Asia a while back. Another good Australian workboot manufacturer is Redback.

Insert laugh, here!

Great website. Thanks for the help! :0)

Here's a good site with caring for citrus, including fertilization tips: fourwindsgrowers . add a dot com after that for the link. RUclips frowns on links in comments.

Hey I have an indoor Myer Lemon tree that I bought last year. Wow I got a lot of lemons! :0) Anyway, after a very long hospital stay and not being home to water it, all the blooms fell off and the leaves turned somewhat yellow. It is not dead. I am not sure what to do to bring it back. I am in zone 5 and it is still very cold. I am thinking putting it outside in the warm season will bring it back. Do you have any suggestions for me? I am trying to find out what I should use for fertilizer too.

thats Funny

lol wtf?

o...k?

Good one Farmer Fred! :-)

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Bypass pruners are the choice for most professionals.

Really Informative video. :)