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I got them from Lowe's. Pretty inexpensive and durable so far! There are several sizes of this stake available:)

I hear you:). Yah it is really tough. This year for some reason the rodents have been a real pain!

Thank you:)

Awesome:) Thank you for watching!

Howdy:)

You can grow lettuce in either location. Your lettuce just needs water, sun, and love! Happy gardening:)

It won't hurt them. I mean I would not dust them with it, but I have done this accidentally and they are still doing their thing:)

Love this❤

Well, this is the first time I have had the chance to grow luffa. I really want to make sponges with them! I am so incredibly excited about this I can't stand it:)

Yay, very exciting! Thank you so much.

You can do in ground or in your beds. I always say do what works best!

Thank you! Yes, I enjoy my lettuce:) Definitely have to grow it when it is cooler in Florida, otherwise they bolt quickly.

Oh no that is so disappointing. I would totally reach out to the company and ask them about that. I am sorry to hear that happened to you.

Yah, so shockingly even though those had a good color they were still really firm. I ended up pulling them later in the week. So for me that is what I do, I look for that nice color and that spongy feel. Works every time! Some of my eggplant are smaller when I harvest and others are huge!

Yah, literally!

Awesome🙌❤️

Thank you! I love Daikon. It is one of my favorites. Great cover crop and great to eat:)

Well, initially I had 8 chickens in my Eglu. They are all considered medium sized breeds, but now I have 7. Some of them enjoy sleeping out on the perches.

Have you seen my Black Kow vs Homemade compost comparison and update video??? If you haven’t check it out! Very different outcome!

@@tanakahomestead8820 Yeah I think your homemade was better. But can't buy that at the store lol

@@FC2ESWS yes it was! I just need to get like 8 more garden tumblers!!!!

It is!

She is very tired! She has worked very hard growing all season❤️

That is a valid point!

I think you would be perfectly fine with 6 medium hens in the Eglu Cube. It seems like Eglu Pro is literally double the size (side by side) of the Eglu Cube and for 6 chickens that is a lot of space:). Now, if 6 is your number the Cube would be perfect, but if you think in any way, shape, or form you may want more chickens in the future and you can afford it get the Eglu Pro. For me that price is killer! I am gonna have to save up...I would love to have more chickens, but then again, with more space comes more cleaning:) There are some new features for the Eglu Pro that I like. I am actually going to be doing a video on this. Now, I do not have the Eglu Pro, but I was just going to talk about my Eglu Cube and tell the differences compared to the Pro. Maybe that video will help! I appreciate your question. Happy chicken raising!

@@tanakahomestead8820 Thanks for taking time to reply. The difference in price is definitely an obstacle. Especially, since Omlet is currently running a 20% off sale on the Cube. I'm looking forward to your Pro video.

They have some big seeds that I plan on eating!!!! They are double awesome…beautiful and produce delicious seeds!

There is another video for this:) check it out. It is the update video❤️👩‍🌾

I have a female dog, BUT the stray cats are endless! We also have raccoons, and our fair share of rodents in the area. They kill me! Check out my other comparison videos if you have a chance. I always have fun doing those. Of course it is not a perfectly controlled experiment, but gives a little insight. Thank you for your comment. Happy gardening!

Yes way more yield with Black Kow😊

I just posted a short showing some of the peas I harvested and the two raised beds in their current state:) I understand your concern about compost and herbicides. Trust me. I have never had any issues, but I have heard of people who have. I am actually going to be doing a video about this very soon. You can always check your compost before you plant anything using controls and the compost itself. It may take some time OR just make your own compost:)

Thank you for watching and I am happy you enjoy the videos. I am actually going to be posting a Black Kow Vs. Black Gold Compost video update this week. Be on the look out:)

I have not done that, but guess what? Count me in! Thank you for sharing:)

In my backyard in Central Florida:)

They must really love each other! That is pretty incredible they all fit in there, but I think it is great:). Not much you can really do, because they are gonna sleep where they want, but as long as they are happy that is all that matters. During the warmer months I have noticed some of my girls enjoy staying out on the perch instead of being in the coop.. Thank you for sharing this. Happy chicken raising!

Thank you for watching:)

Key things: Pick a variety that is suitable for your climate, make sure soil is acidic, well watered, and there are enough chill hours:)

Yes, Absolutely you can. I always harvest some outer leaves as the cabbage grows. Once full grown I harvest the entire cabbage and cut off the base. Clean it and cook it, yum! It can be eaten cooked or raw.

He certainly may help himself! It is hilarious to see. He literally cannot control himself, but at least he is enjoying the fruits of MY labor:)

Yah, he thinks he is sneaky!

My eggplants tend to get very large and so a tomato cage would not be helpful. Just today I had to put heavy duty metal stakes in and tie twine around my plants to the stake. I just noticed when I went out there one of my plants was leaning over with 3 gigantic eggplant on the one side. I guess they were really weighing it down. Geez. I guess it is a good problem:). That specific plant has about 9 eggplants growing on it in total. Crazy. As far as the pruning, I totally do this. It is not necessary though. With that being said I do a decent amount of pruning. Sometimes I have to cut long branches during the growing season, because they are interfering with other plants. This has never hurt anything:)

I fertilize my blueberries twice a year with sulfur AND my blueberries are in pine mulch:). They LOVE acidic soil. I am actually working on a video about this, but I won't be able to upload for months, because I am trying to show the entire cycle!

I would hit them up with diatomaceous earth. I get ants in my garden and use that. I also use First Saturday lime as a preventative, which helps. Ants can be destructive and I do my best to address them when I see them.

As long as you have acidic soil, they are well watered, and there are enough chill hours you certainly could. You would probably have to grow in pots though! I appreciate your comment:)