Love following your work! The dead tree looks like a callistemon (bottle brush) - an aussie native! Those little bumps are the seed pods that follow the bottle brush flowers :)
I've learnt that the way to accomplish things when you work on your own (as I do here) is to male a small list each day (even simple small tasks). You may not get all of it done, but it gives you a sense of achievement each time you put a line through a task, The other thing is to stand back every now and then and look at what you have done, rather than always looking at what needs to be done, Cheers
I love ur place. So serene. I just finish binge watching ur videos. I can't have enough of ur garden. I really enjoy seeing u pottering in the garden. And to watch Tofu and the cats loitering about. Lots of love from Malaysia.
You are making a lovely paradise Harriet! The little balls on the dead tree are where the flowers were. It was a bottle brush. 🙂 Keep in touch with local arborists and let them know they can drop off loads at yours. Sometimes its easier and cheaper for them. Nettles make a great fertiliser. Tofu's help made me laugh 😂 your pond is beautiful ❤ if the funny peas are unpalatable they'll still be great nitrogen fixers for whatever you plant next. They'll be great in compost too. Great video 💚
Me encantan tus vídeos Viví en el campo unos años y se echan de menos muchas cosas los pájaros por la mañana los olores la tranquilidad etc Pero tiene su parte dura también siempre estás limpiando hiervas los bichos te invaden tienes trabajo todos los días Pero lo hecho mucho de menos. La ciudad es cómoda pero no te llena como el campo.
Hi Harriet. In Spain the climate is good for the growth of trees and other vegetables. The customs in the mountain villages that have neighboring forests are the "Lucks", which are raffles of wooded areas to prune. Normally there are some norms of diameter of branches that can be cut or cannot be cut. If this is the case, find out at the town hall. If it finds out whether the trees of the stream below your farm are of the people and if they can be pruned for firewood, respecting the rules of diameter branches, and you will have an extra free firewood pay only your effort to prune and take.
How much healthier do you feel now that you're not dealing with the noise, car, light pollution? You seem to be able to handle more of the work with ease now. It's amazing how much better people feel when out in the natural world. 🇨🇦 I miss wandering around in nature.
Aww it all looks lovely Harriet. I love the pond, it looks like the one my daughter and I built during the first lockdown. I like to grow all our veg and flowers from seed and it keeps me fit working on our allotment at the back of our farmhouse. Your garden is all looking gorgeous. By the way I asked my daughter about the rare chickens and she started by getting the heritage breeds by buying eggs online and hatching them in the incubator. Better than chickens having to travel miles and miles. We live in a remote area and didn't fancy those poor chickens having to travel either. Its definitely worth getting some nice breeds. Good luck with it all, I love following you.
I found your channel a few days ago, I am really enjoying it. love your gardens and animals you have really been busy. and it really shows. your home the gardensand the land is very pretty.
My husband has a mini chainsaw also and he loves it but it can kickback easily because it is light weight so be careful. Long glove on your other hand is a good idea. My husband slashed his forearm. I got him leather welding gloves to wear. Blessings from Canada 🇨🇦
We use nettles as fertilizer- Put Them in a bucket, fill up with water and leave it in the shade. It smells but is really effective in our vegetablegarden.
I can definitely sympathize about the challenges of keeping up with your seeds! Thanks very much for sharing your sources. Too bad Real Seeds doesn’t ship to Europe any more, but I saw that they have links to several new-to-me European seed companies on their site, so happy browsing ahead. You might like Magic Garden Seeds in Germany; they’ve got a wide variety, including a lot that I haven’t seen in Spain, and my success rates with them have been quite good.
Oh that's a good tip, thank you! I didn't think of looking for EU seed places outside of Spain, but I'll definitely look at Magic Garden Seeds. Maybe portuguese seed companies could be good too since we share some similar climates!
Love that idea for starter pots with the halving of the TP rolls with the open bottom! What a great tip TY. Also that pond is great. It's a very peaceful spot which we all need in our gardens. Not frivolous at all! Have you thought of "clocking in" as a means to set your routine? Only working set times and hours during the day may be a place to start. Thanks for the video
Collecting seeds becomes a bit of a compulsion doesn't it? Very hard to resist! Love the wildlife pond and I WANT that chainsaw haha! Take care guys, laters! 💚
Un gran trabajo están haciendo , se ve muy verde y limpio, de a poco vas a obtener todo lo que planeaste, felicitaciones chicos , sería bueno que vuelvas a hacer vídeos en español, por leer me pierdo un montón, y no siempre puedo volver a verlos , un abrazo enorme🤗🤗🤗🤗
Me ha encantado tu vídeo, trabajo bien hecho y gratificante, lástima que esté en inglés pues si tiene que ir leyendo apenas te da tiempo de ver el vídeo un saludo desde León aunque soy de Sevilla.
Worm tea?!? Tell us more! The new path looks beautiful; it's great that you can get wood chips for free! I love that you wear black fishnet tights while welding a pickaxe.
Thank you! Worm tea is the liquid that seeps out of the bottom of the wormery (assuming it has a hole at the bottom). You can "water" the wormery to get more water running through - and more lovely fertiliser dripping out of the bottom!
Where approximately do you live again? It looks so nice and green over there. If I remember well, it is around Valencia? Great job with the garden, landscaping and everything.
Hermoso todo lo que haces, realmente es un arduo trabajo espero seas conciente de todo lo que estas haciendo por que es reconfortante verte, saludos desde Argentina
Hey Harriet! That tree out the front of your house looks like a Callistemon (native to Australia) aka bottlebrush tree and those knobbly things you thought were signs of disease are its seed pods :) I'm going backwards in your videos so it's wonderful to see the progress you've made and all the things you've accomplished on your farmstead
@@LittleSpanishFarmstead Yes, it's a intensive time right now, in the garden. Make sure you plan a day or two just to take care of yourself....a trip to the beach or hit the bike. I wouldn't mind watch a video you both going on an excursion or just shopping in the town. Rickard🇸🇪
Thank you! Slugs are not a major problem here, even with straw mulch! Too hot and dry most of the time for them! As for birds - they seem to be eating my strawberries, but not yet sure if they're gonna be a major issue. We have 2 cats. If we have any problems I guess we'll use netting for soft fruite.
The nettets are a very good fertelicer. You put the nettets in a bukket of Water and let it sit fore a fem weeks. After that you mig it with fresh Water 1 part nettet juice to 10 part water
your an amazing woman. I think of my mum ..long gone.. youcand ur husband really empress me. at the same time Good Grief WHO ARE YOU??? YOU LITERALLY BLOW MY MIND ..I LOVE YOU / HATE YOU IM JELLYAND PROUD. IM CONFILUTED 😕 CONFUSED. YES YOU HAVE CONFUSED ME MADAME keep posting . I live in an apartment. u inspired me to create a greenhouse inside. I don't know why or what but yea. you are inspirational. both of u are crazy intense. love and light. ☆♡¤♡☆¤♡
Aww I am so glad this inspired you to start a little greenhouse! It's amazing what you can produce even in a small space so I'm sure it will give you some awesome veggies!!
Should you set up a small solar system for an aerator to help control the algae in your large water storage? example: ruclips.net/video/DehqjxLBNB8/видео.html
Love the music now more relaxing. Look forward to your videos. You are the first to inspire me to make improvements in my own yard. Have been painting, guernying the pavements re vitilizing my garden and plants and have plans for the extending my vegie Patch
I know this is an older one but I've been getting through all your old videos.... It's kind of a shame that you chopped down the Callistemon/bottle brush tree.... For a less well known Australian native to be there like that it must have had some story behind it, maybe a relative moved to Australia or something. I know it was old/sick, but you could have started some from those many seed pods. I just like continuing that personal history of places, and they are so beautiful in flower!
Yeah, it's always a shame to cut down a tree :( The previous owner, before he died, apparently took a lot of care of the garden and we've found some interesting species here mixed among all the undergrowth. As it happens the bottle brush tree is very common here in public parks and gardens so I could probably find another one easily to plant!
Herbs that you use most often might not only be handy to have close to your door but will fill that space where the old tree was. Although in saying that with, a partially shaded area might also be good for some mushroom species. So glad you got to spend time with your Mum.
Hi Harriet, good to see you again. your property is coming along beautifully. It can be overwhelming because there is so much to do. Just pick a spot and work outwards and before you know it, you will have it all somewhat cleared out. lol. the good thing is that its yours and there really is no hurry. Have you though about getting goats or sheep to eat down the fields? they can fertilize as well. Have a blessed day. Love ya.
Harriet, so glad you had a nice long work/vacation with your mom there. Having someone else to help makes things easier much of the time. I love your gardens and the changes you are making to your finca. Your climate is similar to where I live so the plants and trees are familiar. Mostly, I enjoy seeing the cats playing in the yard while you are working. They are certainly enjoying life in Spain!
That miniature chainsaw looks really interesting could you tell us more about it it would be nice if you could share what your experience is with a lot of the products that you are using and tools thanks a lot loving your videos good luck and hi to your mum
That's a good idea about sharing products/tools. Not that we have experimented with very many but there are a few things we're really happy with. The mini chainsaw for example, I am really pleased with. The brand is Worx and it's just been handy and reliable since we got it, and I use it to cut even pretty chunky logs. So useful for firewood and pruning and I like that it's light and super easy to handle.
You have a lovely homestead… admire your work… I was thinking the pond under the pine tree would fill up with lots of pine needles every year…. Acidic and time consuming to clean… but that’s just my thoughts… I’ll love to see it thru the years…😁
Gracias por compartir, me gusta mucho seguirte y espero que tu viaje para er a tu abuela y familia lo estés disfrutando , espero Mauro cuide vuestra granja tan bien como tu . Besos 💋
Hello. Your pond looks great but you’re going to have a mosquito breeding ground close to the house. I’m wondering if you can put fish or something that will eat the larvae.
Found you this morning, love how you're approaching the gardening & also you're wearing gloves which no other RUclipsrs seem to do. I can't imagine gardening without them, so many splinters to be had apart from cutting yourself on unknown glass in the soil. Fab little chainsaw. Subscribed & liked 👍
@@LittleSpanishFarmstead I have many in my own garden. They are amazing during flowering but when not flowering they discard hundreds of the seed pods and I find sticks twigs and seed pods in my hair every time I go into a particular part of my garden.
Wow, the garden is flourishing. You’re such an inspiration. So glad you got time with your mum. The animals are so cute. Bless you sweet Harriet. Xx
Love following your work! The dead tree looks like a callistemon (bottle brush) - an aussie native! Those little bumps are the seed pods that follow the bottle brush flowers :)
I've learnt that the way to accomplish things when you work on your own (as I do here) is to male a small list each day (even simple small tasks). You may not get all of it done, but it gives you a sense of achievement each time you put a line through a task, The other thing is to stand back every now and then and look at what you have done, rather than always looking at what needs to be done, Cheers
Nuevamente os escribo para daros la enhorabuena por el canal.
P.D. No cuentes si estás sola o no. Tu seguridad es lo primero.
Stinging nettles can be used as a fertiliser, just need to steep them in water
(Does smell awful tho )
I love ur place. So serene. I just finish binge watching ur videos. I can't have enough of ur garden. I really enjoy seeing u pottering in the garden. And to watch Tofu and the cats loitering about. Lots of love from Malaysia.
Its a good idea always to remove stickers from the cardboard and not use laminated or cartboard with too much print on it (:
Yes true! the worst quality cardboard I use for the paths. But I still remove plastic and as much of the stickers as I can.
You are making a lovely paradise Harriet!
The little balls on the dead tree are where the flowers were. It was a bottle brush. 🙂 Keep in touch with local arborists and let them know they can drop off loads at yours. Sometimes its easier and cheaper for them. Nettles make a great fertiliser. Tofu's help made me laugh 😂 your pond is beautiful ❤ if the funny peas are unpalatable they'll still be great nitrogen fixers for whatever you plant next. They'll be great in compost too. Great video 💚
Thank you! 💚
Hello dear how are you doing?
Me encantan tus vídeos
Viví en el campo unos años y se echan de menos muchas cosas los pájaros por la mañana los olores la tranquilidad etc
Pero tiene su parte dura también siempre estás limpiando hiervas los bichos te invaden tienes trabajo todos los días
Pero lo hecho mucho de menos.
La ciudad es cómoda pero no te llena como el campo.
Hard work but one day soon it will be more manageable. You will have time to sit down to cool your feet in the pond? 😁😅❤. You are doing a great job 👏👍
Thank you!
I'm so impressed with your knowledge and industriousness. You are very inspiring. Love the pond you made
.and the path. Great job. Looks great!!
Aw thank you! Knowledge... very little haha, but a learning move every day!
Hello Sonia how are you doing?
Hi Harriet. In Spain the climate is good for the growth of trees and other vegetables. The customs in the mountain villages that have neighboring forests are the "Lucks", which are raffles of wooded areas to prune. Normally there are some norms of diameter of branches that can be cut or cannot be cut. If this is the case, find out at the town hall. If it finds out whether the trees of the stream below your farm are of the people and if they can be pruned for firewood, respecting the rules of diameter branches, and you will have an extra free firewood pay only your effort to prune and take.
Hi! I didn't know that - that's super interesting. Thank you!
How much healthier do you feel now that you're not dealing with the noise, car, light pollution? You seem to be able to handle more of the work with ease now.
It's amazing how much better people feel when out in the natural world.
🇨🇦 I miss wandering around in nature.
Yeah, it's like a totally different world! Going to a big city feels very alien and quite overwhelming now!
Aww it all looks lovely Harriet. I love the pond, it looks like the one my daughter and I built during the first lockdown. I like to grow all our veg and flowers from seed and it keeps me fit working on our allotment at the back of our farmhouse. Your garden is all looking gorgeous. By the way I asked my daughter about the rare chickens and she started by getting the heritage breeds by buying eggs online and hatching them in the incubator. Better than chickens having to travel miles and miles. We live in a remote area and didn't fancy those poor chickens having to travel either. Its definitely worth getting some nice breeds. Good luck with it all, I love following you.
Thank you Jenny, that's good to know! I'll have to see if I can find somewhere that dispatches eggs here in Spain, now we have the incubator!
I found your channel a few days ago, I am really enjoying it. love your gardens and animals you have really been busy. and it really shows. your home the gardensand the land is very pretty.
Sometimes it's enough simply to occupy your finca, that is in itself a massive achievement 🏆
You know... I hadn't thought of it like that. Maybe I'll write THAT on my chalkboard instead of a long list of to-dos!
My husband has a mini chainsaw also and he loves it but it can kickback easily because it is light weight so be careful. Long glove on your other hand is a good idea. My husband slashed his forearm. I got him leather welding gloves to wear. Blessings from Canada 🇨🇦
That is good to know, thank you! It feels so harmless because it's so light and easy to manoeuvre, I didn't think of even wearing gloves!
We use nettles as fertilizer- Put Them in a bucket, fill up with water and leave it in the shade. It smells but is really effective in our vegetablegarden.
I can definitely sympathize about the challenges of keeping up with your seeds! Thanks very much for sharing your sources. Too bad Real Seeds doesn’t ship to Europe any more, but I saw that they have links to several new-to-me European seed companies on their site, so happy browsing ahead. You might like Magic Garden Seeds in Germany; they’ve got a wide variety, including a lot that I haven’t seen in Spain, and my success rates with them have been quite good.
Oh that's a good tip, thank you! I didn't think of looking for EU seed places outside of Spain, but I'll definitely look at Magic Garden Seeds. Maybe portuguese seed companies could be good too since we share some similar climates!
Love that idea for starter pots with the halving of the TP rolls with the open bottom! What a great tip TY. Also that pond is great. It's a very peaceful spot which we all need in our gardens. Not frivolous at all! Have you thought of "clocking in" as a means to set your routine? Only working set times and hours during the day may be a place to start. Thanks for the video
Thank you! 💚 Haha I think I got the TP rolls idea from a comment on here, so thank you to that person ;)
Collecting seeds becomes a bit of a compulsion doesn't it? Very hard to resist! Love the wildlife pond and I WANT that chainsaw haha! Take care guys, laters! 💚
Hahah totally!
Un gran trabajo están haciendo , se ve muy verde y limpio, de a poco vas a obtener todo lo que planeaste, felicitaciones chicos , sería bueno que vuelvas a hacer vídeos en español, por leer me pierdo un montón, y no siempre puedo volver a verlos , un abrazo enorme🤗🤗🤗🤗
Me ha encantado tu vídeo, trabajo bien hecho y gratificante, lástima que esté en inglés pues si tiene que ir leyendo apenas te da tiempo de ver el vídeo un saludo desde León aunque soy de Sevilla.
Lo siento, probablemente debería hablar menos, así no tendrías que leer tanto y podrías disfrutar mejor el video 😂
Worm tea?!? Tell us more! The new path looks beautiful; it's great that you can get wood chips for free! I love that you wear black fishnet tights while welding a pickaxe.
Thank you! Worm tea is the liquid that seeps out of the bottom of the wormery (assuming it has a hole at the bottom). You can "water" the wormery to get more water running through - and more lovely fertiliser dripping out of the bottom!
Where approximately do you live again? It looks so nice and green over there. If I remember well, it is around Valencia?
Great job with the garden, landscaping and everything.
Thank you! We're in Castellón. Yeah, it's rained a lot lately - give it a few weeks and it won't look so green haha.
@@LittleSpanishFarmstead were moving a little bit more south, but it looks to me everything is way dryer over there.
Hermoso todo lo que haces, realmente es un arduo trabajo espero seas conciente de todo lo que estas haciendo por que es reconfortante verte, saludos desde Argentina
Harriet you doing a great job !! I imagine it might be a bit overwhelming! That battery hand saw is amazing 😂... all the best 💐
Aw thank you!
Hey Harriet! That tree out the front of your house looks like a Callistemon (native to Australia) aka bottlebrush tree and those knobbly things you thought were signs of disease are its seed pods :) I'm going backwards in your videos so it's wonderful to see the progress you've made and all the things you've accomplished on your farmstead
Hola Harriet, veo que estàs dejando el jardín muy ordenado, limpio y bonito . Eres muy trabajadora y nos gusta verte. Un abrazo.
So lovely weather you've got now! That pond came out nice. You're mum's advice came handy, no?
Regards Rickard from Sweden 🇸🇪
Heheh yup, the weather really has turned now! Loving it so far - we'll see how it feels by the end of august haha!
@@LittleSpanishFarmstead Yes, it's a intensive time right now, in the garden. Make sure you plan a day or two just to take care of yourself....a trip to the beach or hit the bike.
I wouldn't mind watch a video you both going on an excursion or just shopping in the town. Rickard🇸🇪
My watching Harriet work her gardens for hours while I ignore my own overgrown gardens 😄🤦♀️
Q: How do you deal with slugs?🐌 And birds? I don’t see any protection like nets or anything. Great channel btw!! Xx
Thank you! Slugs are not a major problem here, even with straw mulch! Too hot and dry most of the time for them! As for birds - they seem to be eating my strawberries, but not yet sure if they're gonna be a major issue. We have 2 cats. If we have any problems I guess we'll use netting for soft fruite.
Ah sounds like a dream, no slugs! Waging a constant battle over here 😂. Thanks for the reply and keep up the great work!
It was nice visiting with you today. I want to hear more of your story. I'm excited to catch up with your video's.
Gracias por el video Harriet!!! Buena semana a ti😊😊 también!!!!
Hi Harriet, those little ball things on your diseased tree are seed pods - probably a bottle brush tree. They are native to Australia :)
The nettets are a very good fertelicer. You put the nettets in a bukket of Water and let it sit fore a fem weeks. After that you mig it with fresh Water 1 part nettet juice to 10 part water
Nettles are a great plant food as well soaked in a bucket for a while then you can use the liquid 🥬🥒🥕
ME ARREPIENTO DE SER ESPAÑOL...ME HUBIERA GUSTADO SER INGLES O FINLANDES
your an amazing woman. I think of my mum ..long gone.. youcand ur husband really empress me. at the same time Good Grief WHO ARE YOU??? YOU LITERALLY BLOW MY MIND ..I LOVE YOU / HATE YOU IM JELLYAND PROUD. IM CONFILUTED 😕 CONFUSED. YES YOU HAVE CONFUSED ME MADAME
keep posting . I live in an apartment. u inspired me to create a greenhouse inside. I don't know why or what but yea. you are inspirational. both of u are crazy intense. love and light. ☆♡¤♡☆¤♡
Aww I am so glad this inspired you to start a little greenhouse! It's amazing what you can produce even in a small space so I'm sure it will give you some awesome veggies!!
Should you set up a small solar system for an aerator to help control the algae in your large water storage? example: ruclips.net/video/DehqjxLBNB8/видео.html
Know i am a year late but its so nice to spent time with you in the garden. Love the wood chip pathway❤
Love the music now more relaxing. Look forward to your videos. You are the first to inspire me to make improvements in my own yard. Have been painting, guernying the pavements re vitilizing my garden and plants and have plans for the extending my vegie
Patch
your garden is looking beautifull. congrats..
Te felicito harriet por todo lo q haz logrado con tu esfuerzo ,tb mauro !!
Por Dios! Habla en Español , bueno si quieres yo te sugiero
Oh love your little electric saw... Making notes 😅
I know this is an older one but I've been getting through all your old videos.... It's kind of a shame that you chopped down the Callistemon/bottle brush tree.... For a less well known Australian native to be there like that it must have had some story behind it, maybe a relative moved to Australia or something. I know it was old/sick, but you could have started some from those many seed pods. I just like continuing that personal history of places, and they are so beautiful in flower!
Yeah, it's always a shame to cut down a tree :( The previous owner, before he died, apparently took a lot of care of the garden and we've found some interesting species here mixed among all the undergrowth. As it happens the bottle brush tree is very common here in public parks and gardens so I could probably find another one easily to plant!
Thanks for your vid 😇💟💟💟 love you.
Herbs that you use most often might not only be handy to have close to your door but will fill that space where the old tree was. Although in saying that with, a partially shaded area might also be good for some mushroom species. So glad you got to spend time with your Mum.
You don’t have to drag the saw back and forth. Let it do the work.
Alguna palabrita en español? gracias por el video
El estanque a quedado precioso, menudo trabajo que te has dado
The dead tree looks like a callisteman an Australian native
Hi Harriet,
good to see you again.
your property is coming along beautifully. It can be overwhelming because there is so much to do. Just pick a spot and work outwards and before you know it, you will have it all somewhat cleared out. lol. the good thing is that its yours and there really is no hurry. Have you though about getting goats or sheep to eat down the fields? they can fertilize as well. Have a blessed day. Love ya.
Thank you! Heheh yes we have thought about goats... more than "thought about"... I'm sure you'll see some updates on that soon! X
Harriet, so glad you had a nice long work/vacation with your mom there. Having someone else to help makes things easier much of the time. I love your gardens and the changes you are making to your finca. Your climate is similar to where I live so the plants and trees are familiar. Mostly, I enjoy seeing the cats playing in the yard while you are working. They are certainly enjoying life in Spain!
Thank you! Yes, I never intend to take any shots of the cats but somehow they are always there when the camera's rolling hehe.
@@LittleSpanishFarmstead The cats know they are lovely. :)
Do you meditate? When I feel off balance I breathe deeply while meditating and I get recharged...
I haven't managed to make it a habit, no. Maybe I should try again!
Wow I love how you get right into it ur very hard worker I will like to keep following you do some raised gardening beds
Thank you!
You have made great improvements.
Real sead company comes from Pembrokeshire, West Wales, just down the road from where I live. X
Ah nice!
That miniature chainsaw looks really interesting could you tell us more about it it would be nice if you could share what your experience is with a lot of the products that you are using and tools thanks a lot loving your videos good luck and hi to your mum
That's a good idea about sharing products/tools. Not that we have experimented with very many but there are a few things we're really happy with. The mini chainsaw for example, I am really pleased with. The brand is Worx and it's just been handy and reliable since we got it, and I use it to cut even pretty chunky logs. So useful for firewood and pruning and I like that it's light and super easy to handle.
You have a lovely homestead… admire your work… I was thinking the pond under the pine tree would fill up with lots of pine needles every year…. Acidic and time consuming to clean… but that’s just my thoughts… I’ll love to see it thru the years…😁
Nettle soup and pesto amazing
Gracias por compartir, me gusta mucho seguirte y espero que tu viaje para er a tu abuela y familia lo estés disfrutando , espero Mauro cuide vuestra granja tan bien como tu . Besos 💋
Fabulous. Thanks so much for creating this content. Love to you both.
Nice video. I subscribed 🥰
Typophobia trigger warning for that tree *shudders*
omg you're right. Sorry!
Send me think to buy ur mini chain saw please xxx
This is the model:
www.leroymerlin.es/fp/82888494/motosierra-a-bateria-worx-powershare-20v-12-cm-longitud-espada-s-bateria
yes what a garden
buenas sigue adelante
Hello. Your pond looks great but you’re going to have a mosquito breeding ground close to the house. I’m wondering if you can put fish or something that will eat the larvae.
Hiya! Yeah we were afraid of that. We have fish in it, so far no larvae in it, so fingers crossed!
That should do it ! 🐟
Great job again.
Well done from sa
Esta quedando muy bello el jardin y la huerta...te veo desde el sur de Chile.
Congratulations on your soil management!
Those little "balls" on the twigs of the dead tree you removed are old seed pods. It was a callistemon tree. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Callistemon
Esta quedando muy bonito claro todo lleva un trabajo buena suerte
Found you this morning, love how you're approaching the gardening & also you're wearing gloves which no other RUclipsrs seem to do. I can't imagine gardening without them, so many splinters to be had apart from cutting yourself on unknown glass in the soil. Fab little chainsaw.
Subscribed & liked 👍
Aw thank you! I would love to be so confident about the state of my soil that I could go gloveless.... but that seems like many years down the line!!
I love what you guys do. I wish I had the money and the opportunity to do the same
❤️
The dead tree looks like an Australian native, bottlebrush. The little pods are seed pods left after flowering
Callistemons. Often the plant will appear leefless and lifeless if not regularly pruned
Ah thank you, that makes more sense! My plant app said it was diseased haha which maybe it was, but not in the way I thought!
@@LittleSpanishFarmstead I have many in my own garden. They are amazing during flowering but when not flowering they discard hundreds of the seed pods and I find sticks twigs and seed pods in my hair every time I go into a particular part of my garden.
nice
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Cuanto plástico por favor!!!!
Donde?
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STRAW GARDEN
en español por faVOR-
Tiene subtítulos, como todos los videos
Me gusta mucho verte y las cosas q haces, pero no entiendo nada de lo q dices y me pongo muy nerviosa así q tendré q dejar de verte. Lo siento
Podes poner el traductor a español en la ruedita de la pantalla
Si pulsas la rueda estrellada se abre el traductor y puedes elegir el español, siempre los deja traducidos
Pues muchas gracias, no lo sabía
Was that a chick I heard ?
hahaha was it?? You have sharp ears! It's definitely possible...
OLD SEEDS ARE NO GOOD
Lol they're not THAT old. A couple of years max!
Hermoso! Estaría genial tener subtítulos en español. Gracias!!
Gracias! Los tiene, solo hay que activarlos y hacer clic en el icono de engranaje para elegir el idioma :)
@@LittleSpanishFarmstead Aaaah...ya los pude activar. Graciaas!!
QUE PENA Y QUE VERGÜENZA.!!. LOS UNICOS QUE TRABAJAN EN ESPAÑA SON LOS EXTRANJEROS...QUE NOS ESTA PASANDO..POR DIOS!!