I have recently found your channel and have since watch many many episodes. Your content is so good. I’ve learned so much and you have great products. I’ll be definitely making a purchase for my community garden.
i use the string on the first row and walk off all the other rows using my hoss seeder with the bed marker attached even if I am not seeding with the seeder.
If your yard is grass, not a bunch of weeds, 2,4D. Which is also present in roundup, but it's a broadleaf plant killer, so it'll kill poison ivy, oak and sumac without killing Zoysia, Bermuda, St. Augustine, etc. Be careful though, it's not picky what broadleaf plant it kills... I killed a cottonwood tree once thinking it would just wither the leaf. Learnt my lesson.
Ortho makes poison ivy and brush killer... works like a champ... won't kill your grass... I just buy the little hand spray bottles... they have it in concentrate too
I have recently found your channel and have since watch many many episodes. Your content is so good. I’ve learned so much and you have great products. I’ll be definitely making a purchase for my community garden.
Great to hear! Glad you found us.
Thanks for the video. Big help!
Thank's, Travis! I've always used the stake and string method - I'll have to give the aim and drive method a try now that I have a wheel hoe!
It's a time saver if you can get the hang of it.
Khen this is an example of how to lay out a straight row to plant your garden vegetables on…
Pappy said you can get more plants in a crooked row ... lol
Haha. We've heard that before too. lol
Yes. Being able to aim it towards a particular point is very handy.
Thank you for a concise and well-articulated video
Thanks Joshua!
How do you get the plot flat? After tilling I'm left with a hilly mess.
Good job
Great tip, thank you
Thanks for watching Diane!
Nice trick! Do you have any idea on how to keep the same spacing between non-straight/curved line rows (similar to contour planting rows)?
Unfortunately no
Thank you very much
You are welcome
Cool thx
Travis I can't see after them white legs blinded me. As always very good stuff for the gardener thanks!
Need to work on our tan this spring.
@@gardeningwithhoss you can do like Trump and just spray tan orange
@@mattingly1217 not sure that would be a good look for us. We'll get ours naturally in the garden this spring/summer.
@@gardeningwithhoss lol
i use the string on the first row and walk off all the other rows using my hoss seeder with the bed marker attached even if I am not seeding with the seeder.
That works too!
Wow, I've never seen anything like that. It was really interesting.
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Thanks for watching!
What no drone with a laser beam? If yer rows are crooked, sip a little white lightning and they'll straighten right up.............
Haha. That'll work!
Two years ago, poison ivy appeared in my yard. How can I get poison ivy removed from my yard without hurting anything?
If it's in your yard (in the grass), cutting the grass more often should take care of it. If it's in an area where you don't cut, roundup.
If your yard is grass, not a bunch of weeds, 2,4D. Which is also present in roundup, but it's a broadleaf plant killer, so it'll kill poison ivy, oak and sumac without killing Zoysia, Bermuda, St. Augustine, etc. Be careful though, it's not picky what broadleaf plant it kills... I killed a cottonwood tree once thinking it would just wither the leaf. Learnt my lesson.
Ortho makes poison ivy and brush killer... works like a champ... won't kill your grass... I just buy the little hand spray bottles... they have it in concentrate too
Who cares about straight rows? Only going to use them one year anyway...
Just kidding...
Haha!