I enjoy weeding, always did and so did my father. He use to whistle while doing it too. After a rainfall is my preferred time because the weeds are easier to pull out and love the fresh smell of the ground after the rain. Great video. TYFS
Lovely. I appreciate how poetically you described the simple task of weeding. Haws tools are wonderful...perfectly engineered, made to last. I inherited my mother's Haws watering can and it's like a comfortable extension to my hand when I'm watering my containers. Don't fret about planting late. You have a long growing season where you live. (seems long to me...I live in Northern New England)
I’m right there with you, Kaye! I try to choose up to three things to work on everyday in the garden and yard. I’m not a homesteader. I don’t think I could do all that work! I started veggie gardening 12 years ago, and recently started in on my landscape. It’s a lot of work for one person.
Kaye ,you really are a lays doing a great job,and yep one job at a time,you really will have beautiful vegetables, I think many people are more behind this year,the plants will catch up and you will be picking longer, please don't get down and yep 🙏 when you need big chores do get help. Just like you said 1 job done well, is better than lots hurrying and not so well. So keep up your good jolly spirit and in between your chores sit and admire all that beauty you have done there along with gods help.x oh I do hope 🙏 you remember that we all love your videos, very helpful and very encouraging and fun too.thankyou kaye,,tons hugs ,love and well done,xxheather,
I love the sound of your birds kaye,ans seeing your beautiful trees too..thats great idea tool lessons,when you do,write it down,I always always forget things,I look them up and walk away and forget ,,I truly hope 🙏 you had a good mothers day,here in the uk ours was in march,xx.im l opening eating cabbage chopped and cooked in a pan with potatoes. Oh farm shop cabbage though,I do have Swiss chard in pots,think I need to start again though,they are last years.the sparrows have been eating them too.and one of my chickens (missy)keeps getting herself out of the chickens run znd jump s up there eating chard, then comes into the kitchen to see what's for afters.😆 🤣 .Good job she lays me a nice brown egg,xx
Hello kaye how are you doing on a very sunny day,,,,, oooooooh yes I do love ur hat 🎩it suits you, great show once again kaye ur amazing have a splendid day, 👍😁👸😀🍎🍯
So, weeding is a meditation? Guess I'm missing out. I don't have weeds. Is that audio backdrop a toned-down rendition of "Start Me Up" or just a co-inky-dink (coincidence)? Might I suggest keeping a notebook and pencil or pen in your pocket to jot down "missed items" on your to-do list?
Are you planning to plant some small things like lettuce, spinach, and radishes in the onion gaps? It would be a shame to let that space go to waste! It's the freezing and thawing in winter that brings rocks to the surface. I love the way you keep adjusting you ball cap like a seasoned farmer! Better prepare yourself for cabbage worms, you will surely get them and they are a battle. If you don't have a good sprayer, it would be wise to get one so you can spray with Bt once every week or two.
G Bear's Off The Grid Ways is very much into tools!! He does a Tool Tech Tuesday episode if you want to learn more about tools!! He lives in the Arizona desert!! Just a word of warning...his "Dad" jokes gets a little bit rough though!! Don't tell him I said that though!! LOL!!
I have mostly Bermuda Grass (AKA Devil Grass) and Silver Leaf Nightshade as my two top weeds here - plus a few pesky "Goathead" sticker/puncture vines here and there. I have to weed the grape vine area and along the alley behind the lot which also has baby tumble weeds. So need to use my electric weed-eater, and the big hand hoe.
I love Elliot Colman's hoe the best only useful when weeds are young .I have stirrup hoes and several others. I also like a warren hoe .KC was my tool sharpener and regret not learning and practicing the skill when he was here .I don't have any of your toys nor want them .I do have a riding mower and never use it or it's cart .,I don't like tools much that need electric or fossil fuels and mechanics that go with it. I use my troybuilt in spring or fall.I have no weedwacker but a couple of gas push mowers.. one with a grass catcher so I can use the clippings for feed or mulch. I have ancient tools from my grandfathers farm too. What I love the most about your show is how you tackle things in frount of you from your own perspective struggles and all and that relates to many just starting this journey.. That is why I offer people to come here and learn too
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Nice land scape
Learn ing is good
I enjoy weeding, always did and so did my father. He use to whistle while doing it too. After a rainfall is my preferred time because the weeds are easier to pull out and love the fresh smell of the ground after the rain. Great video. TYFS
Well we just finished up three days of rain and it’s cloudy and cool today and once I get this video edited I’m going out
Lovely memory of your dad. Back when men were men!
Better late than never
Sharp tools is the secret to getting the job done without wearing yourself out.
Well I think my hoe is not sharp anymore and it’s not clear how to sharpen it
I have something similar, but is straight across, does a great job. Gets the weeds out .
Lovely. I appreciate how poetically you described the simple task of weeding. Haws tools are wonderful...perfectly engineered, made to last. I inherited my mother's Haws watering can and it's like a comfortable extension to my hand when I'm watering my containers. Don't fret about planting late. You have a long growing season where you live. (seems long to me...I live in Northern New England)
I’m right there with you, Kaye! I try to choose up to three things to work on everyday in the garden and yard. I’m not a homesteader. I don’t think I could do all that work! I started veggie gardening 12 years ago, and recently started in on my landscape. It’s a lot of work for one person.
We just keep on learning😊👍 agree on weeding as a good time😃
Thanks for sharing kaye. I plan to to purchase one.🥰
Kaye ,you really are a lays doing a great job,and yep one job at a time,you really will have beautiful vegetables, I think many people are more behind this year,the plants will catch up and you will be picking longer, please don't get down and yep 🙏 when you need big chores do get help. Just like you said 1 job done well, is better than lots hurrying and not so well. So keep up your good jolly spirit and in between your chores sit and admire all that beauty you have done there along with gods help.x oh I do hope 🙏 you remember that we all love your videos, very helpful and very encouraging and fun too.thankyou kaye,,tons hugs ,love and well done,xxheather,
I love the sound of your birds kaye,ans seeing your beautiful trees too..thats great idea tool lessons,when you do,write it down,I always always forget things,I look them up and walk away and forget ,,I truly hope 🙏 you had a good mothers day,here in the uk ours was in march,xx.im l opening eating cabbage chopped and cooked in a pan with potatoes. Oh farm shop cabbage though,I do have Swiss chard in pots,think I need to start again though,they are last years.the sparrows have been eating them too.and one of my chickens (missy)keeps getting herself out of the chickens run znd jump s up there eating chard, then comes into the kitchen to see what's for afters.😆 🤣 .Good job she lays me a nice brown egg,xx
Great video!!
Weeding really is like therapy 🙏🏼
I'm going out for more therapy now, haha.
You have to have a serious gardeners heart to do Zen weeding... But I'll admit a 5 gallon tank of propane and a blow torch does something for me. 😎
My husband loves his weed burner 🔥 !
I just got one last week. Ready to give it a go this week.
Great tool! I like that
I've had one of those tools for years.. have to get it out of the shed!! 🤣
Good morning smart and beautiful, today is a beautiful day made special for a beautiful lady, GOD BLESS your special loving heart. 😇🌷🇺🇸☕
Great information 👍
I heard that they are back-ordered!
Great video…. Thanks for sharing
Hello kaye how are you doing on a very sunny day,,,,, oooooooh yes I do love ur hat 🎩it suits you, great show once again kaye ur amazing have a splendid day, 👍😁👸😀🍎🍯
Just do what you can! It’s okay!!! 👍😊
Kaye it is now May 26, I sure hope you have planted your garden by now. Those cabbages won't stay alive for too long in the trays.
Yes they were and doing well with all this rain, thanks! But I’ve got 100 drenched tomato plants I hope to get in the first dry day
And I was just very behind on editing cause I’m slammed with the gardening.
@@Latebloomershow Be encouraged. I give you a pat on the back and a well-done for your editing and live-streams. You are a busy gal.
So, weeding is a meditation? Guess I'm missing out. I don't have weeds.
Is that audio backdrop a toned-down rendition of "Start Me Up" or just a co-inky-dink (coincidence)?
Might I suggest keeping a notebook and pencil or pen in your pocket to jot down "missed items" on your to-do list?
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Are you planning to plant some small things like lettuce, spinach, and radishes in the onion gaps? It would be a shame to let that space go to waste! It's the freezing and thawing in winter that brings rocks to the surface. I love the way you keep adjusting you ball cap like a seasoned farmer! Better prepare yourself for cabbage worms, you will surely get them and they are a battle. If you don't have a good sprayer, it would be wise to get one so you can spray with Bt once every week or two.
I planted cabbages that a neighbor gave me and marigolds.
Good advice! I'm going down there now and will take my sprayer.
G Bear's Off The Grid Ways is very much into tools!! He does a Tool Tech Tuesday episode if you want to learn more about tools!! He lives in the Arizona desert!! Just a word of warning...his "Dad" jokes gets a little bit rough though!! Don't tell him I said that though!! LOL!!
I have mostly Bermuda Grass (AKA Devil Grass) and Silver Leaf Nightshade as my two top weeds here - plus a few pesky "Goathead" sticker/puncture vines here and there. I have to weed the grape vine area and along the alley behind the lot which also has baby tumble weeds. So need to use my electric weed-eater, and the big hand hoe.
I love Elliot Colman's hoe the best only useful when weeds are young .I have stirrup hoes and several others. I also like a warren hoe .KC was my tool sharpener and regret not learning and practicing the skill when he was here .I don't have any of your toys nor want them .I do have a riding mower and never use it or it's cart .,I don't like tools much that need electric or fossil fuels and mechanics that go with it. I use my troybuilt in spring or fall.I have no weedwacker but a couple of gas push mowers.. one with a grass catcher so I can use the clippings for feed or mulch. I have ancient tools from my grandfathers farm too. What I love the most about your show is how you tackle things in frount of you from your own perspective struggles and all and that relates to many just starting this journey.. That is why I offer people to come here and learn too
RUclips for sharpening stuff..lol
and I thought my ex was good.
Haha, thanks!