A Friday night video! Huzzah!

It’s far better to humble yourself than to be humiliated. People speak of the strength of the oaks, but the kelps endure the pounding of the ocean surf and lose only a few shreds from the tips of their fronds to what would uproot and smash the trees.

I really enjoy your video's thank you!

Hi Jason. 🌿 Good information. Very informative. 🌱 Have a blessed day. 🌻

👌💁🏻‍♀️ Thank You.

@maryistulsafox

4 ай бұрын

🖐🖐🖐

@2:22 the realization of why I keep mispronouncing some Latin nouns dawns on me.. being a complete nerd, I thought it was funny. I'm not a looney, just weird

@sassafrasred6657

4 ай бұрын

Now, now. It's ok to be a Looney. All the best characters are Looney.

@vickisavage8929

4 ай бұрын

I grew up in Minnesota, at one time I had a t shirt that showed a loon (Minnesota state bird) and a tick with the caption of A loon/ a tick/ from Minnesota. Until I wore it to shreds, it was my favorite t shirt.

I'm trying to survive the winter

@Green.Country.Agroforestry

4 ай бұрын

Hang In There!!

Those radish tops looked some strange garden star fish. I love Peppermint by itself, but more for my headaches and muscle aches. I also like to huff it and rub the oils made from it on my neck. Oh, Yarrow.. hmm I think that was one I wanted to look up. It is kinda hard to kill blackberries and I am also kinda glad they don’t do well here. Going back to Peppermint and mints they are not invasive like up North but I wish they were more than an annual but so far my experiments have either shriveled in our awful heat, or been uprooted by M. I do wish we had dandelions though, as a useful “weed”. Nice video, liked it Jason. Enjoyed the chat today too, thanks for dropping in my live :)

@Green.Country.Agroforestry

4 ай бұрын

Thanks, Carol .. I had fun! www.youtube.com/@SouthFloridaSunshine .. on Friday nights, usually

Diakons are winter compost for us in zone 6. However i just found at that they are not friendly plants for developing mycorrhizae.

@Green.Country.Agroforestry

4 ай бұрын

Once the clay has been mostly converted, I suspect we will need fewer and fewer daikons .. eventually, I'll just keep enough going for seed and the occasional meal. They are good for quick infusion of organic matter down towards the substrate, and in areas that will be maintained as grasslands, may not be a bad choice for a regular cover crop - keeping the biome more bacterial than fungal. In fungal dominated areas, I like what Gary did www.youtube.com/@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy/videos Oh gosh, its been a year or so back, so its hard to find the exact video .. but He used an iron bar to drive a hole down into his bed, so that the wood chips (aged, not fresh!) could infiltrate deep into the soil. Pockets of those make a home for fungi, worms, and make good soil over time. Its a bit more work, but I imagine one could do it on the 1/4 acre scale. Generally, I think the wood chip filled trench/walkways are going to get the job done here.

@sassafrasred6657

4 ай бұрын

@@Green.Country.Agroforestry thanks for that. The midland garden space is about half fill clay over gravel with a small layer of compost over it. Prepping raspberry beds now. I believe most of what i am planting prefers the fungal soil. The diakon and their ilk will most likely get a separate area. I am a bad creator . No videos in a year. Lol.

Dark letters might be easier to read, see... just saying.

@maryistulsafox

4 ай бұрын

Maybe different colors than what's in the background... just saying.

@Green.Country.Agroforestry

4 ай бұрын

It is all a part of my secret, diabolic plan .. to make people re watch and pause to catch the bits that they missed. Shhhh

@straykitten4998

4 ай бұрын

​@@Green.Country.Agroforestry your secret annoying plan... 😂

Wild geranium, that vining plant, maybe with a short of it I'll finally debut here on KZread with it! 😂As for another weed, yellow centers are the flower (no petals) and when they die back, they turn into little harpoon-like black seeds, that so easily nab on to your clothing, there's a video here listing that as a good weed, have yet to check that video out. And cool seeing your blackberry hanging on, because its close to the ground? In neighboring Jalisco State (west of here, with Pacific Ocean coastline) the traditional Agave growers are turning to berry production: blackberries, raspberries, strawberries and blueberries, as these berries have become so popular here, its way more profitable to produce berries than the agaves from which we get the syrup and which gets distilled into tequila.🫐🍓

@Green.Country.Agroforestry

4 ай бұрын

The blackberry really surprised me, since it is one that has been bred to be thornless .. not necessarily bred for hardiness. Being prostrate seemed to be the key factor for most things.