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@TheTreeWhisperer16 Thank you! The ones in the bathtub were planted first and had the most sun exposure. The largest air prune box was made last. I would say both are doing very well. There's other 2 smaller boxes as well. There's one which was more in the shade, by the shed (also planted last of the smaller boxes). I would say that is behind because of those reasons. But the bathtub box, the small box next to the bathtub, and the largest air prune box are in the best shape, all things considered. You can see them in my previous videos, I think I filmed them all in a recent video, which is about 9 or 10 minutes long. Have a lovely evening!

@@MrBiloxifireman That's amazing!

It's hazel grown from seeds.

South West Scotland

So the mushroom season started already?

Yes, there are. The plan is to make more air prune boxes, hopefully this autumn, or next spring, probably next spring. I hope you find what you need. Take care! PS: I bought the cobnut seeds last year from Roughway farm. We moved about 2 years ago to where we are now in SW Scotland and still exploring the area. I saw several hazel trees last year but didn't have time to gather seeds. I saw some seeds this year, but not that many to feel confident I will be able to gather many, certainly not as many as I wish to grow trees from. I'll probably buy seeds again this year. They are delicious! Last year I bought about 15 kgs - ate a bunch, planted a bunch.

Thank you! You too!

I think it's a Scots Pine (pinus sylvestris), but I'm not 100% sure.

Thank you! 😊

Yes, soon they will start leafing out.

Thank you!🤗

You can buy a mushroom guide and watch lots of videos. However, actually exploring fields and forests and learning which mushrooms are edible is the best way. Be very careful, some mushrooms are deadly. If you're not 100% sure of what something is, do not eat it.

@@Crina-LudmilaCristeaAuthor thanks 🙏🏻

I do too! Thanks for listening!

That's kind of you to write. I've made some ASMR videos on my channel, if you want to listen to those. czcams.com/video/V8NsCyJqsrI/video.htmlsi=BHucUrUo7vZ2QkgV

However many come out. 🤗

@@Crina-LudmilaCristeaAuthor I've just started growing chilli's and its so exciting to watch them grow 😁

Which varieties are you growing? I grew some Basket of Fire ones years ago. I want to grow them again. Those were awesome. ​@@Sophie-vn5dm

​@@Crina-LudmilaCristeaAuthor well i have gone a bit mad as you will see 😅 I have Peruvian white, long slim cayenne, rokita, red scotch bonnet, jalapeño, razzmatazz, chocolate habanero, yellow habanero and bell pepper 😅

​@@Sophie-vn5dm That's awesome! There's a guy in the Netherlands (I think) who grows them in greenhouses. He grows over 100 varieties, if I'm not mistaken. Some of the plants are 6 metres in height, they look amazing. He sells packets of seeds. I'd love to get some of those. Goals, when we'll have a greenhouse or polytunnel. I wish you all the best with growing!

Thanks for watching!

Thanks and welcome!🤗💛🤗

@@Crina-LudmilaCristeaAuthor You're welcome 😁 Happy to be here 🙏

It's in South West Scotland. The walls are about 2 metres high.

@@Crina-LudmilaCristeaAuthor thank you for your reply. I have many stone walls here in Connecticut USA but few are as impressive as the ones in your vid. The deer look like our native White Tail. 👍🏻🇺🇸

There are a lot of stone walls here in Scotland. They're beautiful! ​@michaelangelo7511

@@Crina-LudmilaCristeaAuthor On my property I have about one thousand nine hundred feet of stone walls built to rid the fields for farming around a hundred and fifty years ago. To hey are around a meter high and a meter thick. One half the size of yours. They add a quaint and timeless feeling to the land.

@@michaelangelo7511 Yes, they are beautiful. It is a connection to those who were here before us. I love how the moss looks on them.

Glad you enjoyed it!