Hi guys it'll be interesting to see how the lab performs, its been on my mind to make lab for a while now. Definitely going to give it a go soon. Does lab still work over winter? 👌🤠❤️👍💩🪱💪
It definitely seemed to be on the pile last year. I think it performs a lot like worm casting (and teas). Bacteria on surface goes dormant, but most will stay active in sub-soil throughout the winter ???? Have a great weekend Brother!! Btw I work on a farm yesterday, awesomeness!! Cheers J&C 🌱🤞👍🤜🤛🤠
Hi Jason & Colleen, awesome video. I really enjoyed hearing your explanation and seeing this process. Can't wait to see how quickly it breaksdown and if you get your seed starting mix on time. take care until next time! Val
Thanks Val, definitely learned from suggestions on last year's video. No matter what, it'll get used in the spring!! Have a great weekend!! Cheers J&C 🌱🤞👍
I'm surprised there's not a processing yard in your community. Even small towns have leaf pick/ drop-off programs. Maybe do a quick Google search ??? Hope you're awesome Tulips !! Cheers J&C 🌱🤞👍🎄🎄🎄
@@clivesconundrumgarden my town’s slash mulch program is only open April - October, alas! I’ll have to be more on the ball next year! 😀 still have about a hundred bulbs to get in the ground as soon as we have a warm spell - the end of year sales get me every time! Were there any plants or gardening supplies you guys couldn’t resist with all the sales? Will we be seeing a new tiller or whatnot in 2024? 😀
@coloradotulips ahh that's too bad but next year you'll be able to pick up year old leaf mold :)))) Doing a good job off resisting so far but I'm noticing a lot more seed catalogs on the coffee table 😊🤞😊
Nice looking pile Jason. I just planted some comfrey roots 5-6 weeks ago. Smelly is good when you have greens sitting in water. In total my uncle has given me about 45 bags(Lowe’s / Home depot brown bags) of shredded leaves. It’s pretty crazy
That's fricking amazing brother !! Comfrey is an awesome "ammendment" It's been so warm here, it's been great to take advantage of it with the little time we have !! Have a great weekend brother Cheers J&C 🌱🤞👍🤜🤛🎄
Take that HOA!! You're Unstoppable!! Great additives and what a deal being able to get all that broken up leaf material! Another excellent video you two!!🪱🪱🪱
Thanks brother!! And of course I'm going to flip it, just for my own curiosity lol. Free and close = win-win!! Have a great weekend!! Cheers J&C 🌱🤞🤜🤛🇺🇸
It will be interesting to see how broken down the center of the pile gets by April. I think you have a pretty good chance because of the particle size of the leaves, plus the other amendments you added. The biggest chore for me in making leaf mold is not so much gathering the leaves from neighbors, but it is in the shredding. Even after double shredding with the lawn mowers, I do not get that fine particle size, awesome. Would be great worm bedding. A couple notes on oyster shells. I picked up a 3/4 bag at a garage sale a couple years ago for a buck. Did a little looking into using oyster shells and it is best to rinse them with fresh water and pulverize with a grinder of some sort, (particle size) some sources also added to bake to 140F, I never did that. I picked it up mainly for some grit for the worms, then I started using it in my hot compost. Great idea for the leaf mold bin, oyster shells have more chitin than any other shell fish or crustacean. The only other thing I personally add to my leaf mold bin are red worms and native leaf mold from a natural area. I look forward to going to Devils Lake State park in the fall to gather leaf duff. All you need is a pinch from different locations to inoculate a pile. Another great experiment to get around the HOA, good for you! Take care my friends, Stay Well!!!!
IMO'S is definitely something we'll add. I changed my mind and am going to flip it on the other bed, mainly curiosity, lol !! We have a natural woodland that is close to us, and some I'll gather a few handfuls. I'm very interested in the AJWorm situation in the spring as well!! Awesome comments, as usual, my friend!! Cheers Brian 🌱🤞👍🇺🇸
Close, free, and already ground is impossible for us to pass up on lol !! Can't wait to see how it works :)) Have a great weekend Terry!! Cheers Jason and Colleen 🌱🤞👍👑📝🤜🤛🎄🎄🎄
Wow what gardener wouldn’t love a place like that to get leaves etc. 😮. I bought comfrey see and I’m growing some but I’ll keep in pots. I’m going to look up LAB thanks kiddos. Have a super duper weekend, Ali 🌧️🌧️🇨🇦🥰🇺🇸
Good idea Ali, once you plant comfrey in the ground, it's pretty much permanent. We wish we didn't plant ours where we did !! How's the weather up there, heard you've had more atmospheric rivers !! Have a great weekend!! The kiddos 🌱🤞👍🇨🇦🇺🇸😊😊😊
@@clivesconundrumgarden As I am not sure if it’s Bocking 14 I’ll probably keep it in a pot. Can you not move yours now or split it? Pouring rain has stopped finally but snow threat on the way 🤦🏼♀️ hey it’s Canada 🇨🇦. Just look after each other the rest is all just fluff 🥰
Did you guys gather leaf again this year ? That "duff" looked amazing !! I hear there's been some weather up there. Have an awesome weekend and high Five Landon 😊 Cheers Sandra 🌱🤞👍🇨🇦🇺🇸😊
Yes, we're maxed out on leaves again. We threw a pumpkin in the bags of leaves to kickstart the process. We've had more rain in these Pineapple Express weather systems than we've had all year. I think we finally can say our soil is wet through! ~ Sandra
wow. What a great resource. Pre-ground leaves. I could use 10 bags of that! Get another 10 bags to top off as it breaks down. With it being pre-ground, it will convert to soil pretty quickly.
We definitely saw that in Victoria when we mulched them with the lawn mower!! You must have a facility up there ??? Have a great weekend Steve!! Cheers Jason and Colleen 🌱🤞👍🤜🤛🇺🇸
@@clivesconundrumgardenI double mulched all my leaves, mixed them with cow manure and coffee grinds and put them on top of my 8 raised garden beds and watered Fingers crossed that it works wonders with the existing soil in the spring. Any suggestions on additional amendments I can add in spring such as peat moss, perlite or just organic nutrients?
@HamiltonRb awesomeness!! It'll be fabulous come spring !! Like most answers in gardening, "it depends." What kind of soil do you have in the beds? We have very heavy clay so anything that helps loosen the soil helps (Perlite, peat etc) but if you already have "loamy" soil, which I suspect you'll have in spring, maybe a little balanced organic fertilizer, broadcast or in the planting holes will set you up for the best season ever !! Let's gooooo!! Cheers Jason and Colleen 🌱🤞👍
That’s great leaf mulch! I have leaves but not mulched so nicely. I’ll have to check out our wood chip place. See if they do that with the leaves too. you guys are great unstoppable for sure.
Love this type of video, gets me all itching to get back out there, shame its bucketting down outside lol. So watching this gets my own thoughts rolling along as I don't have Lab and I don't have access to wonderful ground down leaves, but I do have 1 year old Oak leaves, and I have a water barrel with Comfrey sludge in (from making liquid comfrey feed) so I wonder if I combined these two if I could get a worthwhile compost. I really need a good storm to add Seaweed to the mix ... I need to acknowledge how much envy I have with your access to that recycling centre. How lovely they allow you to take as much as you want, in the UK they seem to want to charge for any service. But we have large drops of fresh Woodcip though.
Awesome Mike, and thank you !! Next time you prepare rice, soak it, strain off the water and store it. You'll have billions of Bacillus. You can add it to comfrey stew, urine or directly to soil,compost. Lactobasillus is made simply adding milk and letting it ferment ;) Do a pile with and a pile without and compare ?????? Have a great weekend Mike, we thoroughly enjoy your perspective 🤜🤛 Cheers Jason and Colleen 🌱🤞👍🇬🇧🇺🇸
How widespread in America is the availability of free municipal woodchip and leaves? I don't know of either being available anywhere in England - old, not New - though we can reasonably easily catch arborists who are pleased to drop off their chip at the end of the working day. Leaves we need to collect from the local park. Leaf decomposition is usually fungal, not bacterial (& only the latter generates heat) so I'm surprised that there was enough available nitrogen for your amendments to raise the temperature as it did last yr - unless the leaves were still partly green, or mixed with grass cuttings. I look forward to the update.
We came from Victoria, Canada. Golf courses are a golden mine, especially ones that belong to the Autoban Society (no sprays). If there's municipal collection, there's a central processing and trucking yard, well worth a Google search or a couple phone calls, in my opinion. You're absolutely right about the fungal process, but in our situation here, we need to get it hot to speed up the process. LAB does a great job, but small partical size of material and the volume (fairly large pile) also contribute to an increase in temps. Once the thermophilic bateria die off, I'm counting on a huge increase in saprophytic fungi and hyphae to take over 🤞 Either way there will be multiple beneficial uses come spring !! Thanks for the awesome comments, we totally appreciate it:) Cheers Jason and Colleen from Springfield Illinois 🌱🤞👍🏴🇺🇸
When we lived in Victoria, Canada, we did. I'm actually going to flip it out of curiosity and will add some !! Thanks a million for reminding me :) Cheers Jason and Colleen from Springfield Illinois 🌱🤞👍🇺🇸🎄
Your video is truly extraordinary, I will make your dreams come true and continue to work and continue to pursue your dreams friendly greetings from your new friend
You're doing an awesome job with what you have! By the way, I just recently saw a meme about Canadian house hippos and I feel jipped that I didn't realize they live here on the east coast too. 🤣 🦛 House hippos, one of Canada's best kept secrets, lol!
🤣🤣🤣 I never heard of the elusive house hippo !! Just looked it up. I can definitely relate, lol !! Hope you all are having a great holiday season 🎄🎄🎄 Stay Awesome Andrea 🌱🤞👍🤣😊
@clivesconundrumgarden lol!! I don't know how it popped up for me but they made it seem like it was just this thing that every Canadian knew about so I went down the rabbit hole and discovered it was an old ad only shown in Canada saying you shouldn't believe everything you see. 🤣 Now I need a cute little mini house hippo. Lol!
Hi guys it'll be interesting to see how the lab performs, its been on my mind to make lab for a while now. Definitely going to give it a go soon. Does lab still work over winter? 👌🤠❤️👍💩🪱💪
It definitely seemed to be on the pile last year. I think it performs a lot like worm casting (and teas). Bacteria on surface goes dormant, but most will stay active in sub-soil throughout the winter ????
Have a great weekend Brother!!
Btw I work on a farm yesterday, awesomeness!!
Cheers J&C 🌱🤞👍🤜🤛🤠
@@clivesconundrumgarden Cool, I'm definitely going to get my "Lab" Coat on!! 👊🤠🤣💪👌👍
@nickthegardener.1120 Weedy Gardener does a great vid on it :)))
@@clivesconundrumgarden I've watched it a few times already among others 🤣. I'll get round to it soon.👍🤣👌💪🤠👊🙏
Fun video. It'll be fun to see how this breaks down as you approach winter and how it works over winter. Happy Holidays!!
Gonna give a flip in a few days and see what's going on.
Still full lol !!
Cheers Rich 🌱🤞👍🎄
Hi Jason & Colleen, awesome video. I really enjoyed hearing your explanation and seeing this process. Can't wait to see how quickly it breaksdown and if you get your seed starting mix on time. take care until next time! Val
Thanks Val, definitely learned from suggestions on last year's video. No matter what, it'll get used in the spring!!
Have a great weekend!!
Cheers J&C 🌱🤞👍
Hi Jason, Colleen I hope you guys are good. What a great resource to have the leaves ground up like that ready to go.
So close and free, there's no way we can resist lol !!
Hope you're awesome Ian and have a great weekend 🤜🤛
Cheers J&C 🌱🤞👍🇬🇧🇺🇸
That is great getting those ground up leaves. Great find. Super Cool!
Really lucky to be soo close Tom :))
Wish my town had ground leaves available!! I’ll be eagerly watching what happens with your project here.
I'm surprised there's not a processing yard in your community. Even small towns have leaf pick/ drop-off programs. Maybe do a quick Google search ???
Hope you're awesome Tulips !!
Cheers J&C 🌱🤞👍🎄🎄🎄
@@clivesconundrumgarden my town’s slash mulch program is only open April - October, alas! I’ll have to be more on the ball next year! 😀 still have about a hundred bulbs to get in the ground as soon as we have a warm spell - the end of year sales get me every time! Were there any plants or gardening supplies you guys couldn’t resist with all the sales? Will we be seeing a new tiller or whatnot in 2024? 😀
@coloradotulips ahh that's too bad but next year you'll be able to pick up year old leaf mold :))))
Doing a good job off resisting so far but I'm noticing a lot more seed catalogs on the coffee table 😊🤞😊
Great job, Jason and Colleen 👍💪👍
Awesome AND Unstoppable, for sure ❤
Take care
❤Peggy❤
Lol, love that shirt !!
It's free and beneficial, we can't resist :)))
Have a great weekend Peggy !!
Cheers J&C 🌱🤞👍🇺🇸😊
Nice looking pile Jason. I just planted some comfrey roots 5-6 weeks ago. Smelly is good when you have greens sitting in water. In total my uncle has given me about 45 bags(Lowe’s / Home depot brown bags) of shredded leaves. It’s pretty crazy
That's fricking amazing brother !! Comfrey is an awesome "ammendment"
It's been so warm here, it's been great to take advantage of it with the little time we have !!
Have a great weekend brother
Cheers J&C 🌱🤞👍🤜🤛🎄
Take that HOA!! You're Unstoppable!! Great additives and what a deal being able to get all that broken up leaf material! Another excellent video you two!!🪱🪱🪱
Thanks brother!! And of course I'm going to flip it, just for my own curiosity lol.
Free and close = win-win!!
Have a great weekend!!
Cheers J&C 🌱🤞🤜🤛🇺🇸
It will be interesting to see how broken down the center of the pile gets by April. I think you have a pretty good chance because of the particle size of the leaves, plus the other amendments you added.
The biggest chore for me in making leaf mold is not so much gathering the leaves from neighbors, but it is in the shredding. Even after double shredding with the lawn mowers, I do not get that fine particle size, awesome. Would be great worm bedding.
A couple notes on oyster shells. I picked up a 3/4 bag at a garage sale a couple years ago for a buck. Did a little looking into using oyster shells and it is best to rinse them with fresh water and pulverize with a grinder of some sort, (particle size) some sources also added to bake to 140F, I never did that.
I picked it up mainly for some grit for the worms, then I started using it in my hot compost. Great idea for the leaf mold bin, oyster shells have more chitin than any other shell fish or crustacean.
The only other thing I personally add to my leaf mold bin are red worms and native leaf mold from a natural area. I look forward to going to Devils Lake State park in the fall to gather leaf duff. All you need is a pinch from different locations to inoculate a pile.
Another great experiment to get around the HOA, good for you!
Take care my friends, Stay Well!!!!
IMO'S is definitely something we'll add. I changed my mind and am going to flip it on the other bed, mainly curiosity, lol !!
We have a natural woodland that is close to us, and some I'll gather a few handfuls.
I'm very interested in the AJWorm situation in the spring as well!!
Awesome comments, as usual, my friend!!
Cheers Brian 🌱🤞👍🇺🇸
Excellent explanation about the beneficial bacteria.
Means alit coming from you Tom !!
You certainly are unstoppable, love it. I look forward to seeing how the leaf mould turns out and how long it takes. Take care 😊
Thanks, Bethan!! No matter what it'll get used in the spring!!
Have a great week!!
Cheers J&C 🌱🤞👍🎄🎄🎄
Free sounds good to me.
♻️Happy gardening, Terry King.
Close, free, and already ground is impossible for us to pass up on lol !!
Can't wait to see how it works :))
Have a great weekend Terry!!
Cheers Jason and Colleen 🌱🤞👍👑📝🤜🤛🎄🎄🎄
@clivesconundrumgarden slightly jealous Jason and Colleen, but in your situation it's perfect.
@@terrykingsallotmentgardening 40,000 liters of free compost collected in last 9 years, I'm "slightly" jealous 👑🥳
@@clivesconundrumgarden 👍❤️❤️👍
@@terrykingsallotmentgardening 👑📝🤜🤛🎄
Oh my WOW! That center is freaking awesome! I'd be there daily if I lived near there! So awesome!
Great job on the leaf mould guys!
Totally right !?! So close and they've already done the work, we just have to pick em up !!
Have an awesome Weekend Rebecca!!
Cheers J&C 🌱🤞👍🇺🇸
Wow what gardener wouldn’t love a place like that to get leaves etc. 😮. I bought comfrey see and I’m growing some but I’ll keep in pots. I’m going to look up LAB thanks kiddos. Have a super duper weekend, Ali 🌧️🌧️🇨🇦🥰🇺🇸
Good idea Ali, once you plant comfrey in the ground, it's pretty much permanent. We wish we didn't plant ours where we did !!
How's the weather up there, heard you've had more atmospheric rivers !!
Have a great weekend!!
The kiddos 🌱🤞👍🇨🇦🇺🇸😊😊😊
@@clivesconundrumgarden
As I am not sure if it’s Bocking 14 I’ll probably keep it in a pot. Can you not move yours now or split it? Pouring rain has stopped finally but snow threat on the way 🤦🏼♀️ hey it’s Canada 🇨🇦. Just look after each other the rest is all just fluff 🥰
Wow that is cool about the free leaves. Looks great 👍🏼 unstoppable 🎉🎉
Lol, I love that shirt !! I think some will be going to the worms too !!
70° yesterday, wtf !!!
Cheers Ann 🌱🤞👍👍👍👍👍
Terrific you have the leaves for a free resource. We really rely on ours. Great tutorial. Hope all is grand!
Thanks Greta, close and free is something we couldn't pass up on :))
Have a great weekend up there !!
Cheers J&C 🌱🤞👍🇨🇦🇺🇸
Thats amazing guys. You guys always have great idea and info.❤
Thanks Faye !! The facility is so close and it's free we couldn't resist !!
Have a great weekend!!
Cheers J&C 🌱🤞👍🇨🇦🇺🇸
Wow that center is brilliant totally AWESOME
It's super close and free, hard to beat !!
Hope you both are enjoying the holidays !!
Cheers Jason and Colleen 🌱🤞👍🇬🇧🇺🇸
Hello you two! Wow, what a resource to have close hand. That pile should cook down nicely through the winter.
~ Sandra
Did you guys gather leaf again this year ?
That "duff" looked amazing !!
I hear there's been some weather up there.
Have an awesome weekend and high Five Landon 😊
Cheers Sandra 🌱🤞👍🇨🇦🇺🇸😊
Yes, we're maxed out on leaves again. We threw a pumpkin in the bags of leaves to kickstart the process. We've had more rain in these Pineapple Express weather systems than we've had all year. I think we finally can say our soil is wet through! ~ Sandra
@@NanasWorms awesome idea !! We're still waiting for rain. It was 20° on the farm yesterday:)
Great husband and wife team hard at work. Time for you two to get a cup of tea and relax.
We love doing things together!!
We make a great team !!
Cheers Tom :))
Jason and Colleen 🌱🤞👍🤜🤛🇺🇸
Even though no bins, what you did was the best way.
And it should help test bed throughout the winter !!
wow. What a great resource. Pre-ground leaves. I could use 10 bags of that! Get another 10 bags to top off as it breaks down. With it being pre-ground, it will convert to soil pretty quickly.
We definitely saw that in Victoria when we mulched them with the lawn mower!!
You must have a facility up there ???
Have a great weekend Steve!!
Cheers Jason and Colleen 🌱🤞👍🤜🤛🇺🇸
@@clivesconundrumgardenI double mulched all my leaves, mixed them with cow manure and coffee grinds and put them on top of my 8 raised garden beds and watered Fingers crossed that it works wonders with the existing soil in the spring. Any suggestions on additional amendments I can add in spring such as peat moss, perlite or just organic nutrients?
@HamiltonRb awesomeness!! It'll be fabulous come spring !!
Like most answers in gardening, "it depends." What kind of soil do you have in the beds?
We have very heavy clay so anything that helps loosen the soil helps (Perlite, peat etc) but if you already have "loamy" soil, which I suspect you'll have in spring, maybe a little balanced organic fertilizer, broadcast or in the planting holes will set you up for the best season ever !!
Let's gooooo!!
Cheers Jason and Colleen 🌱🤞👍
Great idea!! Tx for the info. 👍🌱🍃💚
Glad it was helpful. We've definitely seen a difference!!
Cheers 🌱🤞👍
A fascinating and beautiful vlog. Amazing sharing! New friend!
Thank you very much!! We're new to gardening but love it!!
Have a great week!!
Cheers from Springfield Illinois 🌱👍🤞
That’s great leaf mulch! I have leaves but not mulched so nicely. I’ll have to check out our wood chip place. See if they do that with the leaves too. you guys are great unstoppable for sure.
Thanks Susie!! Yes, a quick Google search should point you to a local, free source of material.
Let us know if you have success!!
Cheers J&C 🌱👍🤞🎄
Amazing! I'm looking forward to an update on this!!
Digging into it soon, Juani 🤞😁
Be interesting to see how it looks!!
Cheers J&C 🌱🤞👍😊
Yeah!!
Love this type of video, gets me all itching to get back out there, shame its bucketting down outside lol. So watching this gets my own thoughts rolling along as I don't have Lab and I don't have access to wonderful ground down leaves, but I do have 1 year old Oak leaves, and I have a water barrel with Comfrey sludge in (from making liquid comfrey feed) so I wonder if I combined these two if I could get a worthwhile compost. I really need a good storm to add Seaweed to the mix ...
I need to acknowledge how much envy I have with your access to that recycling centre. How lovely they allow you to take as much as you want, in the UK they seem to want to charge for any service. But we have large drops of fresh Woodcip though.
Awesome Mike, and thank you !!
Next time you prepare rice, soak it, strain off the water and store it. You'll have billions of Bacillus. You can add it to comfrey stew, urine or directly to soil,compost. Lactobasillus is made simply adding milk and letting it ferment ;)
Do a pile with and a pile without and compare ??????
Have a great weekend Mike, we thoroughly enjoy your perspective 🤜🤛
Cheers Jason and Colleen 🌱🤞👍🇬🇧🇺🇸
Nice garden mr. Good luck
Thank you very much!! We're new to gardening but love it!!
Have a great week!!
Cheers from Springfield Illinois 🌱👍🤞
@@clivesconundrumgarden you Well come
Olá J❤C 👍🏼 super les tests, bienvenue aussi, bonne santé amicalement dom🌹😘
Thank you very much!!
Cheers
Nice and good information. TFS
Thank you !! Either way it'll get used next spring:)))
Cheers J&C 🌱🤞👍😊
Great job guys, all that material I the recycling centre ddo waw I be there every day lol
Why not right !! It's 5 minutes away and they've already mulched it 🤜🤛
Have a great weekend brother!!
Cheers J&C 🌱🤞👍🏴🇺🇸
If you looking for free & what an excellent breakdown, pour your urine on the pile over the winter
Lol my husband pees outside ALL THE TIME.
Okay, a little less now that it's winter. But still! Great tip though. Cheers, Colleen
How widespread in America is the availability of free municipal woodchip and leaves? I don't know of either being available anywhere in England - old, not New - though we can reasonably easily catch arborists who are pleased to drop off their chip at the end of the working day. Leaves we need to collect from the local park. Leaf decomposition is usually fungal, not bacterial (& only the latter generates heat) so I'm surprised that there was enough available nitrogen for your amendments to raise the temperature as it did last yr - unless the leaves were still partly green, or mixed with grass cuttings. I look forward to the update.
We came from Victoria, Canada. Golf courses are a golden mine, especially ones that belong to the Autoban Society (no sprays). If there's municipal collection, there's a central processing and trucking yard, well worth a Google search or a couple phone calls, in my opinion.
You're absolutely right about the fungal process, but in our situation here, we need to get it hot to speed up the process. LAB does a great job, but small partical size of material and the volume (fairly large pile) also contribute to an increase in temps. Once the thermophilic bateria die off, I'm counting on a huge increase in saprophytic fungi and hyphae to take over 🤞
Either way there will be multiple beneficial uses come spring !!
Thanks for the awesome comments, we totally appreciate it:)
Cheers Jason and Colleen from Springfield Illinois 🌱🤞👍🏴🇺🇸
Have you tried adding leaf mold from an old forest? I would think that would help no?
When we lived in Victoria, Canada, we did. I'm actually going to flip it out of curiosity and will add some !! Thanks a million for reminding me :)
Cheers Jason and Colleen from Springfield Illinois 🌱🤞👍🇺🇸🎄
good tips ,
Thanks, working well so far 🤞
Cheers J&C 🌱🤞👍
Nice job Guys
Thanks Lee, close and free = win-win!!
Cheers J&C 🌱🤞👍🇬🇧🇺🇸
nice one Guys
Thanks Lee !!
Hope you guys are doing awesome!!
Cheers J&C
Where do I get oyster shells?
We got ours at a feed store. They're super cheap, I'm sure you can find them online as well.
Btw, it turned out awesome!!
Good day Jaosn. Check out maple leaves. 30:1 C:N. Faster decay rate. Cornell has a short bit on it.
Thanks, Jules !! We used maple and oak up in Canada. Maple definitely broke down faster !!
Have a awesome week!!
Cheers J&C 🌱🤞👍🎄🎄🎄🎄
Your video is truly extraordinary, I will make your dreams come true and continue to work and continue to pursue your dreams friendly greetings from your new friend
Thanks Dan !! Be a lot of fun and food is a great bonus!!
Cheers 🌱🤞👍
Unstompable
Screw HOAs
F-ing A !!
We've definitely learned alot. Some of which is, what we don't like lol
Cheers!!
You're doing an awesome job with what you have!
By the way, I just recently saw a meme about Canadian house hippos and I feel jipped that I didn't realize they live here on the east coast too. 🤣 🦛 House hippos, one of Canada's best kept secrets, lol!
🤣🤣🤣 I never heard of the elusive house hippo !! Just looked it up. I can definitely relate, lol !!
Hope you all are having a great holiday season 🎄🎄🎄
Stay Awesome Andrea 🌱🤞👍🤣😊
@clivesconundrumgarden lol!! I don't know how it popped up for me but they made it seem like it was just this thing that every Canadian knew about so I went down the rabbit hole and discovered it was an old ad only shown in Canada saying you shouldn't believe everything you see. 🤣 Now I need a cute little mini house hippo. Lol!
@DiggingForHealth that's frickin crazy, I'm ashamed and embarrassed as an "ex-pat." I was completely unaware of this 🤣🦛🛖🤣