Ah, loved this video! Gardening is such a great thing, even if you start late, don't end up with lots to eat. It's just science, nature and beauty all thrown together. You have fun, you learn stuff, leads you to trying different things the next year...all great stuff. And it gives you a way to start getting into spring when it's still mid to late winter! Loved the MTSU quidich shirt! Really cool that you guys made the beds to work with your chair and also nice that you and Matt both understand up and down physical, and emotional, days so that you can both enjoy the journey together and share a similar perspective. I love that you improvised and put two of the habeneros in one grow bag. I'm looking forward to hearing how that works out. I would think with a late start on the season that will probably actually be a winning idea. The succulent brownie was quite something! Good thing you don't have little kids around, I'm sure one would try to eat it. The lillies are beautiful, one of my favorite flowers...and really nice that they are fellow Tennessee transplants. Really enjoyed sharing some time with you through this and hope you have lots of fun stuff coming up over the next two months. Love, Dad
Hello! I’m so glad I came across your channel! I also suffer with Pots and it is a challenge to garden but one step at a time...
Great job mate !! Keep your good work going !!
Ah, loved this video! Gardening is such a great thing, even if you start late, don't end up with lots to eat. It's just science, nature and beauty all thrown together. You have fun, you learn stuff, leads you to trying different things the next year...all great stuff. And it gives you a way to start getting into spring when it's still mid to late winter!
Loved the MTSU quidich shirt! Really cool that you guys made the beds to work with your chair and also nice that you and Matt both understand up and down physical, and emotional, days so that you can both enjoy the journey together and share a similar perspective.
I love that you improvised and put two of the habeneros in one grow bag. I'm looking forward to hearing how that works out. I would think with a late start on the season that will probably actually be a winning idea.
The succulent brownie was quite something! Good thing you don't have little kids around, I'm sure one would try to eat it. The lillies are beautiful, one of my favorite flowers...and really nice that they are fellow Tennessee transplants.
Really enjoyed sharing some time with you through this and hope you have lots of fun stuff coming up over the next two months. Love, Dad