It’s Time for a New Fence!

On Episode 11 of A Homestead: The Series, we get to work banging in some posts to fix our sad fence. We show you a great example of pinching of your phlox bitties to give them a gradual stagger. We also string up our peas in the greenhouse!
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[@dominicwilkerson]

Oh I appreciate this story telling and cinematography

[@TheWilsonsOnWilson]

Oh thank you! That means a lot!

[@BrendinPontinen]

Hey thanks man! We absolutely love hearing that, as it’s the two areas we really put a lot of care into. Hope you stick around for what’s to come! 👊

[@carolexo7269]

Dont kill those leopard slugs! Spotted leopard slugs are known to eat fungus, decaying plants, carrion, and even other slugs, both from their own species and from other species. Because of this, they can actually be somewhat helpful for one's garden because they decrease populations of more detrimental slug species.

[@BrendinPontinen]

Kirstie would never! Hahah. I believe she put it in a tree 😊

[@TheWilsonsOnWilson]

True story, Kirstie rehomed the slug so it could “live its best life”

[@GiraffeKiss]

I can double confirm the banana slug (as we call them) was returned to a safe spot.
I have a soft spot for all creatures, big and small, cute and slimey, scaley and fluffy ❤