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Thank you! It saves me about 20-40 hours in editing. So I'm trying to go much simpler in my approach.

I used to be TERRIFIED of spiders, but TX has taught me the true enemy is SNAKES!!

Will enjoy seeing those pretties bloom in the spring!

@@debbiefetner I'm definitely looking forward to that too!

Sounds like a good idea. Appreciate you helping me make up my mind.

Thank you! You're right on the money about building small everyday habits. I get quite grumpy if I got get to at least walk in the garden every day. These shorter days make it more challenging since I have a day joy. Appreciate your kind words about the flowering plants.

Thats where I'm leaning! Appreciate the encouragement!

Thank you! You are always so encouraging. Appreciate you!

Thank you! I appreciate it :D

Thank you! I really love herbs. :D

I'm so glad! My plant started from grocery store basil. IT's always so amazing to see everything come to life.

Thank you! It will be my first year doing it but I have high hopes :D

Thank you! It's something I would love to receive and it is a labor of love.

Thank you! I always enjoy seeing you. I hope you are doing well :D

She's really perking up and is just the sweetest! We're all praying that we get her a good forever home.

ME too! The weeds are eating me alive!

Thank you so much! I'm trying to create a library of videos that would have helped me when I first moved to TX. I'm SUPER excited to grow my own bluebonnets :D

Thank you! Appreciate your encouragement :D

Thank you!

I'm grateful my boss is so supportive and told me to drop everything and go. Hugging Grandma was the best!

Thank you! It's strange to realize he's gone. Getting to visit with family was so nice. Grandma's backyard is so peaceful! Deftinietly a lovely place to visit.

We all love our grandpas! It was so nice to vest to visit with Grandma and the extended family. I really loved the quality time I got to spend with my sister and mom. We need a girls trip!

Thank you so much! It's a labor of love for sure.

Thank you! It's my favorite "art shots" from the week. Just a fun way for me to show what stage everything is at. I think we're in the same FB group and I love seeing your flowers. I love making new garden friends.

Yes, we are! Super fun.

When did you start them? Timming is the hardest part here in TX. In late december/early Jan it's time to Chit your potatoes, which means pre-sprout. I plant in ground Feb 14th and jarvest end of may early June. I haven't found any at garden centers for a fall planting, so I'm grabbing some organic ones from the store, I'll give them a rinse to wash off any chemicals and put them in a cool bright space to presprout.

I use a standard potting soil that I sift through a 1/4" hardware cloth, the main thing is no big chuncks. Big chunks of bark can keep seeds from being able to push up and germinate :D Great question. I didn't know there were different kinds of soil for my first few years, so you're well above the curve.

Thank you! I haven't harvested bananas. This fall I'll be potting up some of the pups in hopes to get some bananas next year. The tree has the be actively growing for 12-18 months, which means bringing it in over the winter OR building it a greenhouse. Bringing it in seems easier :D What variety are you looking at? (I don't know my variety)

Thank you! It's my favorite bit too :D

I love them too! They pop up all over my garden. I try and let them grow where they want unless it's in the path. Glad they worked for you!

It's life :D

IT really is! Thanks for laughing with me :D

Thank you! I am so happy to see the arches start to get covered. I dream of grapes hanging down and grabbing them to just enjoy :D

YES! They grew well and I got a lot for my first year. I started them from starts last spring(atwoods) , kept them well watered and shaded through the summer and they produced this spring. Here's a small video of me harvesting them. ruclips.net/video/NCAYdznNF-c/видео.html

Great tip! Thanks for sharing :D

I've never used it. Does it work well for you?

@@learningwithmichelle1908 yes. Kills everything including blight molds and mildew. Something to do with emulsifying the outer layer of the insects skin and drying them out from the inside. We grow USDA certified berries on our farm and this product has saved us so much and made us a lot on returns. It's hard to find something to stay in compliance with Cal org and USDA. Really cool advancement in ag.

I'm sorry to hear you got hit by these storms. I'll be rooting more verbena this fall and I'd be happy to give you anouther few to replace your lost ones. I'll probably have some early Oct. Appreciate your support! I'm filming today and hope to have my next video up in a few days. Fingers cross!

Now that's an idea!

Chip drop is a great option!

For bacterial or fungal problems here are the steps I take. 1) stake up tomato plant. Most of the diseases come from the soil. 2) MULCH! thick mulch keeps the soil from splashing up on the plant which can spread the diseases. 3) Trim lower leaves AND any effected leaves. For Fireants treat with any organic solution that has "spinosad" as the active ingredient. This is safe for food gardens so it's what I use. I hope this helps!

@@learningwithmichelle1908 The entire plant goes from green and upright to wilted overnight. It has happened to 50% of my plants in one row and starting in another row. I removed plant, root and all, and discarded the entire plant as I had seen in other videos. Such a big loss.

@@jessiebabineaux9297 I'm so sorry! I don't know what would cause that! So heartbreaking to do all the work and lose it!.

I'm glad to help! Feel free to ask questions. Questions help me know what to include in future videos. Welcome to the garden!

Thank you!

Thank you! It's gotten hot all of the sudden so it's more of a swamp right now, but it still brings me joy :D