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Good video. I do have a question, though. Why not use a union anywhere so that if a valve replacement is ever required, it would make it easier?

I have a friend about a mile away who planted this in front of her front yard bay window and when I went under her house I found poppy stalks growing under the house. They were really pale from lack of sunlight but it was definitely spreading. Maybe it’s okay for houses built on slab-on-grade :-). Thanks for putting this out there.

giant tortoise spotted at 25:12 !!!!

Thanks for the info ❤

Thank you

Bermuda grass😭

Nice Hori Hori, where can I get one like that?

Keeping it real! I Think I will build a 3 sided bed and plant one right next to the chain link fence, of the neighbor who planted a non native monstrous tree, that blocked my view of Mt San G from my Livingroom chair. 😉😁😈

Nice Video. So many bees I have never seen before are now buzzing all around my yard now that my native habitat garden is established. What are good books on Native Cali Bee ID? Thanks for the nesting tips during the walkabout at the class on pollinators, learned so many helpful tips. Noticed a Fuzzy yellow (not a bumble bee) guy that I see hovering over dirt all the time making his way into the rocks in my French drain. I remembered what you said about them nesting in the dirt between rocks. Speaking of rocks, Scott and his crew ROCK!

Nice sharing 👍

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I’ve got large shrubs around it- will that contain it?

I just planted small one I got from the nursery after seeing a huge crop of them at the local botanical garden. I read that they spread through rhizomes but didn’t know they were that aggressive. Thanks for the tips!

Good way to contract bird flu.

so so so cool, thanks for sharing

Thanks a bunch for this. Very helpful.

Do you have to get specific drip line cutters or can you use something else such as garden snips or scissors?

thank you for the super informative video!! well done!

Thanks for making these how to videos! I am learning a lot. I look forward to the next one! 😎

great video. looking forward to see the results of the pruning

Great advice thank you for your videos!

What string trimmer and what line?

I wanna see a scythe go through it

Hi thanks for the video. Our Bermuda grass is very persistent and we have tried multiple ways to keep them out of flowbeds. So far the cardboard technique seems to work the best. I do have a couple of questions if you don’t mind: 1. Does it matter if the cardboard is mostly brown but has some dyes used for its logo? 2. I read about mixed things about keeping away Bermuda grass using this technique. Some say Bermuda will eventually penetrate the cardboard. Is that so?

Cactus vs potting soil? Why choose cactus soil over potting soil for the wildflowers? What about for vegetables and fruit should I choose cactus soil or potting soil?

This is fantastic. We learned a lot, thanks very much!

Thanks!

I installed mine. Doesn’t seem to regulate. What’s the white button for?

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does this also apply to the fragrant pitcher sage? I notice they get tall and tend to break off too.

How big is that pot? About 3 gal?

This is poor advice. Just use mulch without the cardboard. 2-3 inches of wood chips will prevent weeds but still allow air flow. Worms prefer air flow, and so do roots.

I just discovered these and bought one!👍😋

I am planning the landscaping on a piece of property located in the arid region to the east of Marrakech, Morocco. These videos have been invaluable in helping me to understand the issues I am facing, and the means to address them. I am so excited, and I can't thank you folks enough.

The butterfly nectaring on the verbena is the real salesman here. 🦋

I have a De La Mina Verbena that has grown to three feet in diameter in just on year. Living on the California Central Coast this plant has not stopped blooming since I planted it!

Get rid of drip systems in native gardens. Drip was invented for agriculture and works great in an edible garden. Native plants die within a few years, using drip --- Natives do not like "wet feet". My 7 year old, native garden uses NO sprinklers or drip irrigation. 100% dependent on rainfall. Infrequent hand-water for new plantings. All hand watering in the establishment phase. No irrigation system can match the value and success of proper hand water soil hydration. Passive hydration happens via strategic rock/catch dam/dry bed and gravel features.

Great info, nice and concise. Love the notes on overall size and water tolerance!!

Thank you for so detailed instructions. How about laying the bottom and half height edges with water impermeable fabric? to limit water from soaking surrounding soil.

Should I sheet mulch again if the grass grew through the cardboard? With a vengeance btw.

Great video, the “notes” pages are great 👍