@justkarmatoo i am still learning about video editing but its an amazing journey and process. My goal and intention is to have my own land and to build a greenhouse on it and the amount or information and people that have come my way just at the right time is miraculous ~! thank you for the comment!
nice...you did a lot of work in there.Love the hand made composter! I see you didn't put little strings like everyone does to make the square feet. I find it useless...I know how big is a square foot! lol.....ahahahaah son of a bitch!!!!
@jihadacadien SOB lol the string idea is just dumb for a garden like mine. the string is good for beginner garden that wear the helmet on the special bus! i really like the way my garden turned out this year.
Everything looks fantastic!! Great vid...groovy music too. Go fig trees!!! Cool compost tumbler idea...looking forward to the vid on that. Those Baker Creek seeds are BEYOND organic...great stuff man!! Here's comes that rain..."Sonofabitch!"
@rawutah we've had really weird weather this year - i will post a vid of the storm i took last week - totally insane - we even had a tornado hit in a small town near hear!
i only got organic and heirloom seeds to year so that i can save the seeds for next year!
I'll try again later but YouTube has the hic-ups this morning I've tried to watch your video twice and it stops a 1:59 minutes and refuses to go further.
@MrGreenbudha I just watch the whole video. That was a lot of work but you must be proud of the results that is a very neat and tidy garden. Your seedlings look very strong and healthy. I have a couple of container figs too no fruit on mine so far this spring but they don't ripen for me here anyway our season is just too short. Is that blue podded peas that you are growing I have them too and they are growing gang busters. A true heirloom developed by the Capution Monks in the 15th century.
@dalecalder2003 i cant remember if they are blue podded but i would love to get my hands on some seeds! i only get organic and heirloom seeds. i did a video on them. i am amazed at all the variety out there!
@MrGreenbudha Mine are called Blue Podded and they came from Baker Creek Heirloom Seeds, rareseeds. com they don't say they are organic so likely they are not. Very old as I said and are grown for drying to use in soups etc evidently not all that tasty fresh. I think the soup might take some getting used to too the peas are brown not green.
@MrGreenbudha I've got a head start on you mine are already two feet tall but with your climate you will likely have peas before me. I forgot to mention that the blossoms are almost as nice a sweet peas a light pink/mauve with a purple center.
@MrGreenbudha No blooms yet but I think there should be some in the next week or so the plants are growing fast. I think all parts of the pea plant are eatable. I know you can eat the tender chutes with new leaves they are delicious and taste just like fresh peas, great in a salad. I'll post a picture of the plants on my flickr account today. flickr. com/photos/dalecalder2003/
@MrGreenbudha I have never tasted one, actually I had never heard of them until I was looking at seed catalogs last fall. They grow in a paper husk like tomatillos do and are ripe when they fall off the plant onto the ground, thus the name. I guess the have the texture of tomatoes and a citrus taste you eat them fresh and can also make a jam form them. I think it is the same thing that the English call a Cape Gooseberry.
@MrGreenbudha Glad you said Sand Cherry I hadn't noticed that I did that they are Ground Cherries for some reason I want to call them Sand Cherries, maybe because I have a Sand Cherry shrub.
beautiful garden, very clean and organized
lifearoundhome 1 year ago
@justkarmatoo i like that!
MrGreenbudha 1 year ago
@justkarmatoo i am still learning about video editing but its an amazing journey and process. My goal and intention is to have my own land and to build a greenhouse on it and the amount or information and people that have come my way just at the right time is miraculous ~! thank you for the comment!
MrGreenbudha 1 year ago
No-knead bread is great. Made that for a time. Looking forward to vids on your rain barrel and tumbler. :)
VivianRinSC 1 year ago
Excellent job!! I bet all that hard work will pay off before you know it!!! :O)
MakeupAddict4eva 1 year ago
@MakeupAddict4eva i am exited this year to see what will grow and how much i will harvest!
MrGreenbudha 1 year ago
nice...you did a lot of work in there.Love the hand made composter! I see you didn't put little strings like everyone does to make the square feet. I find it useless...I know how big is a square foot! lol.....ahahahaah son of a bitch!!!!
jihadacadien 1 year ago
@jihadacadien SOB lol the string idea is just dumb for a garden like mine. the string is good for beginner garden that wear the helmet on the special bus! i really like the way my garden turned out this year.
MrGreenbudha 1 year ago
@MrGreenbudha AHAHAHAHH! Yeah it,s gonna be great if the weather cooperates.
jihadacadien 1 year ago
@jihadacadien that is why i want a green house!!!
MrGreenbudha 1 year ago
@MrGreenbudha Yeah i want a heated greehouse! Oh and that seaweed stuff.....was from the US so not recomending it.
jihadacadien 1 year ago
@jihadacadien exactly - i am only sticking to canadian companies
MrGreenbudha 1 year ago
@MrGreenbudha I hear you! Maritimes first for me, canadian after....and china last. I was kinda pissed when my ipod let china to come here =S
jihadacadien 1 year ago
Everything looks fantastic!! Great vid...groovy music too. Go fig trees!!! Cool compost tumbler idea...looking forward to the vid on that. Those Baker Creek seeds are BEYOND organic...great stuff man!! Here's comes that rain..."Sonofabitch!"
rawutah 1 year ago
@rawutah we've had really weird weather this year - i will post a vid of the storm i took last week - totally insane - we even had a tornado hit in a small town near hear!
i only got organic and heirloom seeds to year so that i can save the seeds for next year!
MrGreenbudha 1 year ago
looks great! Planting until 10pm!? your back must have been aching at the end of that day!
bcgarden2010 1 year ago
@bcgarden2010 addicted gardener / future farmer what can i say !!
MrGreenbudha 1 year ago
You guys are my gardening support group!
Randy, Amanda, Jihadacadian, Dalecalder, Brendan, Webcajun, robmelnoahzane.......LOL
flyinggig1 1 year ago
@flyinggig1 its all good - we should have weekly meeting at a local greenhouse!
MrGreenbudha 1 year ago
@flyinggig1 Thanks ;) I don't need a supposrt group..I don't have a problem! LOL!
jihadacadien 1 year ago
@jihadacadien Ah HA.........Denial. LOL
flyinggig1 1 year ago
@flyinggig1 ;) no!
jihadacadien 1 year ago
I'll try again later but YouTube has the hic-ups this morning I've tried to watch your video twice and it stops a 1:59 minutes and refuses to go further.
dalecalder2003 1 year ago
@dalecalder2003 i hope its just youtube! if not i will try and reload later on today!
MrGreenbudha 1 year ago
@MrGreenbudha I just watch the whole video. That was a lot of work but you must be proud of the results that is a very neat and tidy garden. Your seedlings look very strong and healthy. I have a couple of container figs too no fruit on mine so far this spring but they don't ripen for me here anyway our season is just too short. Is that blue podded peas that you are growing I have them too and they are growing gang busters. A true heirloom developed by the Capution Monks in the 15th century.
dalecalder2003 1 year ago
@dalecalder2003 i cant remember if they are blue podded but i would love to get my hands on some seeds! i only get organic and heirloom seeds. i did a video on them. i am amazed at all the variety out there!
MrGreenbudha 1 year ago
@MrGreenbudha Mine are called Blue Podded and they came from Baker Creek Heirloom Seeds, rareseeds. com they don't say they are organic so likely they are not. Very old as I said and are grown for drying to use in soups etc evidently not all that tasty fresh. I think the soup might take some getting used to too the peas are brown not green.
dalecalder2003 1 year ago
@dalecalder2003 i am going to order some!!
MrGreenbudha 1 year ago
@MrGreenbudha I've got a head start on you mine are already two feet tall but with your climate you will likely have peas before me. I forgot to mention that the blossoms are almost as nice a sweet peas a light pink/mauve with a purple center.
dalecalder2003 1 year ago
@dalecalder2003 you have got to take some pics and show me! can you eat them???
MrGreenbudha 1 year ago
@MrGreenbudha No blooms yet but I think there should be some in the next week or so the plants are growing fast. I think all parts of the pea plant are eatable. I know you can eat the tender chutes with new leaves they are delicious and taste just like fresh peas, great in a salad. I'll post a picture of the plants on my flickr account today. flickr. com/photos/dalecalder2003/
dalecalder2003 1 year ago
@dalecalder2003 went to flicker. wow i like the sand cherry! are they any good/
MrGreenbudha 1 year ago
@MrGreenbudha I have never tasted one, actually I had never heard of them until I was looking at seed catalogs last fall. They grow in a paper husk like tomatillos do and are ripe when they fall off the plant onto the ground, thus the name. I guess the have the texture of tomatoes and a citrus taste you eat them fresh and can also make a jam form them. I think it is the same thing that the English call a Cape Gooseberry.
dalecalder2003 1 year ago
@MrGreenbudha Glad you said Sand Cherry I hadn't noticed that I did that they are Ground Cherries for some reason I want to call them Sand Cherries, maybe because I have a Sand Cherry shrub.
dalecalder2003 1 year ago
@dalecalder2003 never even heard of those...there is so much i want to learn- it will be useful when i get my land!
MrGreenbudha 1 year ago