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Thank you for the great information! I bought it on sale mid summer and absolutely love it.

We love ours. Got this one for $600 as the floor model. Excellent quality imo.

Nice video. I’m heading over for Bow season in September 2024.

They are destructive in that stage but when they transform into a huge hawk moth they are the best pollinators

Bushcraft or Garberg which one do you prefer?

Don’t give rabbits these water bottles they need lots of access to water a bowl is much better

Does Preem control velvet grass?

This thing is only 999.97 at costco. There are a lot in stock in my area. One costco has 13 in its inventory. I grabbed one today.😊

Wow.

I would do a tank or barrel or garage cans outside so you can have more space inside. You can then link them together to go inside.

Yesss and with compost if you make then you can control what you add in💚💚

Capture, filter into a still, make/sell/brand as Viking Ale, sell out. Have no idea how this stuff works. I play these while I'm working, great stuff my man. ALSO - this is Brian lol, name is legal for work stuff

Are your glasses too wide?

I love composting materials out of my garden. As my garden slowly grows in size so does my compost. I add kitchen scraps but avoid things like meat. Thanks for sharing the video.

Beautiful beds! Thank you for sharing your process.

Love the Hat!! Great video Zach!

I built a 8x16 with a 12/ 12 pitch roof for 1000. Lows has double wall polly sheets 4x8 for 55 dollars a sheet.

Hello, Vale is a very nice city that I got to know back in the mid 90's due to myself and family being seasonal migrant workers. We lived in the workers camp on Elm Street (which sadly has been taken down). I recall walking down the streets where I used to go for ice cream at Diary Queen. I also got to visit the public swimming pool and a drive-in in Nyssa. The Good Old Times!

HF has one for $400 6 x 8, I have two. Just purchased this Costco putting it together now. Huge difference in quality but my HF is over 10 years old and still going. I also have the large HF 10 x 12 ($1,000), don't like it won't hold up in a windstorm.

Where did you purchase your tomato protector that you add water to ?

The kit is amazing too in that EVERY SINGLE PIECE of wood is stamped with a number. All the screws have a label on their bag. If you lay out all the materials in number order it makes it super easy to find the called out piece in the instructions. The instructions are good, and they have a company hints video that goes over trickier parts, plus of course there are several builds on the net. Setting up a level foundation can be the most frustrating part, lots of hard labor depending on your ground. (I had to bring in 600# of paver gravel and 500# of paver sand, plus the 4x6's for the foundation support.

Any of the 3 knives are examples of perfection for bait cutting type knives! You can’t loose with any !!!

Good stuff, straight to the point no bs

hi Zacg Looking forward to following your channel

I am going through some of my old content and I will probably post an update on this soon..... but.... don't do what I am doing here in this video..... this is an epic source of fertilizer that I know use in my seed starting mixes at a minimum. My solution for worrying about anything living is to harvest it and let it sit for a year or more. Its so, so easy to just run all this through a simple wire strainer that I picked up at a discount kitchen store. I then add a small amount to my seed starting mixes and soil blocking formulas. You can actually buy this frass as a fertilizer and I was just blowing it all over the place. Makes perfect sense that "poop" from insects would be good fertilizer!

a lot of people have talked about how the pieces dont go together well and there are gaps in the materials. Boards and other pieces are warped and for the cost it doesnt seem satisfying. Now with buy the wood from the harware store they are rarely great quality these days. Wood warps as a general rule and it shrinks over time. It is very frustrating. Might be worth it to be able to put the greenhouse together and fix the gap issues.....but definitely quality control will always be an issue. Also.....the quality of wood will be an issue if you choose to do it yourself. Cheap Chinese crap as a I call it but that doesnt encompass the entirety of the corner cutting operations for all wood working project materials.

You had all the tools you needed with fat wood. Make feather sticks with you fat wood. They will light beautifully.

We got one a month ago. I absolutely LOVE it. My first seedlings are almost ready to go into the ground. Get this!!!

I wanted to put up a greenhouse last year and started a price list for materials. I was already up to $900 and hadn't even gotten everything on the list. Then I saw this greenhouse - it was precut, it was cedar, they would deliver, it was bigger than the one I was planning to build, and it ultimately was cheaper than making one from scratch. I ended up purchasing this one online from Costco to get the delivery. I have been pretty happy with it. I'm zone 4, I don't heat it, and I already have some winter-sown plants growing in it.

It’s a great deal I think. The exact model is on Wayfair for about $2500. I just don’t have space for it unfortunately but they have a much smaller version 3x3 which my Costco has not started selling yet.

We bought the 8x9.7 greenhouse, and if the weather is good tomorrow, we start setting the walls. I put the walls together by myself and have 16 hours in that. Preparing the base took me about 6 hours. Seems to be a nice greenhouse, and we're excited to get it all together.

If you use warm water the pellets seem to soak up the water faster. Thanks for info.

😂 in a throw away society, this is definitely a solution

while you are melting your wax to coat the matches , dip the cotton pads into the wax and let them be completely saturated, this will make them waterproof and then they will work in wet conditons, when you are ready to use them sepreate the pad half way down the middle and fluff the fibers .

Having this machete in the bush would be better than having nothing at all. It may not be expensive, but it'll get you through. The little blade would most likely be used to spear fish or small game.

That's no lasagna. u are a gardener 😂

Hey Zac love your seed starter ideas 😊

Just bought one today....and I have a full wood shop but yeah I figured my materials would be more than the kit. I'm in California and cedar is expensive if you can find it. Redwood isn't cheap also.

Thanks for the great review. I've had the New Yankee Workshop plans for an almost identical build for decades, but never built it. I'm 5a/6b in a canyon with pretty late soil warmup. This would help.

Thank you for that. I just saw that at Costco the other day and was wondering. I have one out of brick for the base but I would definitely consider getting another one and this could be it.

I am DESPRATE to learn how they make these matches, that can be dipped under water, then will re-light. I want to make "Strike Anywhere" storm proof matches, but I can't find anyone who explains how to make the storm proof matches. Specifically, how do they make it so that it can be submerged in water, dirt, stepped on, etc. and it automatically relights?

I love preen.....I use it in my flower beds in the fall and my flower are almost weed free the next season

Try duct tape

I squish them 😊

We have been keeping a container of water, and pick the squash bugs and put them in the water to drown them. But this way they are in my fingers, which the smell is horrendous.

Thank you for this video! I just added a flower bed beside my garage and hopefully this'll do the job. I hope it doesn't harm my roses though.

does it work on stilitgrass?

he never gave a ratio of soap to water

Easier to simply put the soap into a hose-end sprayer and have at it. Spray when there is no sun on the plant. Wait 20 minutes and rinse off the plant so you avoid damage from the soap.

It sucks..... Had a HUGE garden that I was so proud to grow back in college in 2017. Took my 6 foot tomatoes down to 6 inch nubs 😔. They did grow back but not nearly to where they were without the trauma. I learned my lesson that day, if you grow a garden (or plants that you cherish and care about for that matter) plan to have easy to deploy hail screen fast at hand. It's not cheap but it's cheaper than having all your months of hard work get shredded in minutes! I hope they are doing better though!