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Thats exactly what we need more of for garden equipment, scientific testing methodology.

What a beautiful property. Can’t wait to see how it goes.

Lol'ed at Nicole's remark about Tim being a supermarket guy. 😄 I'm enjoying Nicole being involved in the cooking and gardening videos! I love that you're planning on a potting shed for the garden, and eventually a greenhouse. A gardener's dream setup!

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You can always lay cardboard over it and the grass will die out without sunshine. We do ours in the spring with cardboard at times to kill it back plus it's natural 😊

How lucky you are to have a ready-built garden area. The spray you used seems like it works very well. The tougher the plant, the longer it will take for it to work. And, it's already working. That's going to be an awesome garden when it gets going.

That organic weed killer seems less effective than even the vinegar, salt, soap method, which also burns and dehydrates the leaves of the weeds. It is pretty good, but not as good as any chemical killer - and also non-toxic and should meet the organic criteria I would think.

Maggels sure loves her daddy 🥹❤️ my husband brought home from wrk industrial weed killer..it took almost a week to show brown 😡🥵🤦🏼‍♀️ love all you channels thanks Tim 🇺🇸

Tim…… stop talking. You’re embarrassing yourself……

Ahoj Time! Věřím že tvá paní bude velmi spokojená s tvojí prací a jak to tak vidím tak i pejskům se tam bude líbit! 😊👍👍🌿Jana 🏆👋

Spraying windows have about 20 degrees between cooler and warmer temps to get best use.

Once the weeds are out on the footpath we use Preen to keep them from coming back. Preen is a sterile corn product in US. Not sure if you can get it in Australia. We started with soil that was terrible, rocky and no bugs or worms. We added layers of compost from a company here to better the soil. Now we have a beautiful orchard and garden including several raised beds. My husband uses leftover wire fencing for the peas and green beans.

Nicole is so knowledgeable about the garden. Just listen to her Tim

I could watch spoiled Maggie all day. She is just so adorable. ❤

“Fo-lee-age,” not “foilage,” mate. Aussies are weird. Best to keep your pup well away from that chemical. If you put a nozzle on your hose you won’t need a tap slave to turn the pump on and off. Brass connectors and metal nozzles will last longer than plastic. Where did you think peas came from? Try some bush beans, too. Your gardening education is going to be entertaining. I’m guessing those tall frames were put in for a reason. The local birds are waiting patiently for your crops to be ready so they can get there first. They get up earlier than you do. Look for a deal on plenty of netting that does not degrade in the sun. Wire mesh as a roof would work, too, but you still need access to the raised beds. Thanks for posting.

Nice work glad Nicole is there with you to guide you .👍👍🤩🤩.

Tim if I make some suggestions, I have myself have 7 raised beds all of them are 12ft x4ft x 2ft and I use a electric tiller/cultivator to clean them up at the beginning and end of the planting season and I also at the end of the season I cover the entire bed with a black tarp as this will keep any weeds from growing over the fall and winter months here where I live. Now granted you or your wife will still need to do your normal and maintain weeding during the planting and growing months,

I bought a similar attachment that is powered by your electric screwdriver, got the 1/4 hex rod for power transfer. I bought it for cardboard cutting. Honestly, it works meh. It’s sharp as a mfer but problem with cardboard is that it’s stiff. When you cut it there’s nothing that feed the cut part to the side. It get stuck awkwardly so you have to really push to get it to cut. But it’s a design problem, since the cutting part works great. I reckon it’s same problem with Ryobi cutter. But for soft material like carpet, PU-leather/real leather, rubber, stiff plastic (the one you 99/100 times cut yourself on when trying to get in to the thing you purchased) it works great. But for cardboard a box cutter knife IS better. I would’ve loved it both my attachment or Ryobi tool would’ve worked great on cardboard but unfortunately not. But as mentioned, it’s how it’s designed that makes it meh for cardboard. Cardboard is kinda stiff which is the problem.

I enjoyed this video and hearing from Nicole. I use dill seed in a chip dip and have grown it before.

You asked for advice, so here's some: Don't kill the Dill 😂 Nicole will be mad 😉 Love your Vlog

I've tried Slasher too many times. Plants turn brown in a few hours and "look" dead, but within a week or 2 they're green again. I've been told it only really works well on seedlings.

Tim you should plant a sultana tree. It will make up for the lost time taking peas from the pods. 🤣🤣

great video tim i have used slasher in the past personally i think it’s hit and miss and over priced you don’t get to much coverage with it but it is organic which is great it would be great to see some competition in the market keep up the good work

I had good luck with sheet compost with cardboard underlay. It killed quack grass which is, I believe, a relative of kikuyu.

How have you not got a rotary hoe to clear that

Is that a hairy caterpillar on your upper lip?

Domestos bleach is a cheaper weedkiller... 5:1 and spot spray... the sunlight makes a big difference in the reaction time too... I reckon there is an attachment for a multitool powerhead - a rotary tiller, that will help to turn over the dirt, and any compost you add... get in a ute load of mushroom compost for bulking up the soil, horse, cow or sheep manure for adding nutrients and even if you have coffee grounds, add them in too for extra nutrient boosts... Don't buy cheap 'compost' from the tip for veges... it is often coarse and contaminated... and low nutritional value... keep the carboard boxes you get, and lay them flat for weed matting, and just cut holes in them to plant through into the soil... they let the soil breathe, water to pass through, and break down into benign compost as the seasons progresses, or can be chopped up with the rotary tiller attachment... cheaper than weedmat, doesn't turn into micro plastics, or leech chemicals into the soil, nor does cardboard tangle up any tools like a woven weed mat would... Really, stay away from Roundup, esp. on things you are going to eat... And as I've suggested before, get a bee hive... your plants will do so much better with pollinators... There's more, but you can play safely with that advice to start with... oh, and worms... get a worm farm too... from kitchen scraps to worms, to soil, to veges, and back to the pizza toppings...

Get the Ego cultivator it’s great for a garden like yours.

Spot the 4th egg!

my gardens all look like that..... wanna come do mine next? lol. I hate gardening

Good video Timmo, I've found most sprays I've used over the years ( I'm now #61) take about 3 to 4 days to penetrate the root system, so give it a bit of time to work,p.s. looks really 👍🙂 👍noice 😂😂

If it’s safe now, let the chooks into the dirt beds and add compostable, chicken safe food/scraps. They will turn it as they scratch, add valuable manure, and have that turned to nutrient rich soil by Spring. I got annoyed with twine so went to bamboo canes. Slide a five foot cane to the bottom of the bed in whatever pattern you plant/seed them. Take them out at the end of harvest and store to reuse. Your chickens will love those peas! For the fire pit, brick is nice, but perhaps use larger rocks instead so that it flows with the rocks in the background? This was a great video, and it was nice to see the chickens, doggos, and the garden. It was nice to at least hear Nicole ☺ she’ll get you certified in Veggie Gardening👍

Tim get some black plastic to put over the veg plots that are empty the sun will kill the weeds in a couple of weeks before spring planting

Very nice garden area. It looks much bigger with the beds and paths cleared. It will be fun to see the progress as time goes on. Thanks for sharing.😊❤

Let's watch a video of Tim not enjoying gardening 🤣🤣 he nearly lost it when he thought it was gonna take 12months for the peas to be ready🤣🤣🤣

Coming along nicely there Tim and Nicole, totally agree with raising the bed heights in time, it'll take the strain off your backs in the long run

I doubt that weed killer will do much to kikuyu.

Lols Tim needs to learn about gardening. He will get there eventually with a good teacher.

Magie is fantastic supervisor!!

It looks absolutely beautiful Nicole!!

Thanks Tim, will be checking back to see results. That’s going to be a nice garden❣️ Hard work, more so than a yard.😀 You and Nicole make a great team. 💚

I’ve had good success with Bioweed. Natural, organic and safe for animals once dry, can be strong in smell though as it uses pine oil.

Thanks for the video

It’s not good to spray weed killer in the garden , residue can stay in the soil for some time, can affect your crop in the garden.🥲

You need a wire roof on it to stop those pesky vegetarian kestrels swooping down and making off with your zucchinis.

Weed killer seems like it works alright, may have to get some myself

its pointless pulling out weeds unless it has a taproot

Probably shouldn’t start the video with telling people they suck at it.

Would be great to see some update photos on the Obsessive Lawnies patches.