I came up with an easy way to shade my cuttings this year PLUS I have a bit of a surprise for you. AND… you’ll get to hear from Amber! Watch the video below…
How I Shade My Cuttings
Updated : November 4, 2014
The Most Fun You Can Have With Your Bibs On!
I came up with an easy way to shade my cuttings this year PLUS I have a bit of a surprise for you. AND… you’ll get to hear from Amber! Watch the video below…
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Mike, what can one do about tomatoes getting yellow leaves and dying?
Charlie,
I’m going to pass on this and hope somebody else with more experience with tomatoes can contribute. I’m really not much of a vegetable gardener, spent my whole life working with landscape plants.
Where does one get snow fence and is it cheaper than shade cloth?
Mike,
Our local lumber yard and our feed store both have snow fence. I paid $50 for a 50′ roll 4′ high.
Where does one get snow fence?
What is the soil you used in your crazy garden? It looks like sand?
Rebecca,
Yes, we use sand for rooting cuttings.
What kind of sand is it special
Just about any sand will work, but coarse sand is much better than fine sand because it drains better.
Hi Mike, I love all of your videos and your course, which i bought from you. I love it all. Iwould like for you to fill us in on saving seeds of trees and shrubs. Is this important or do you suggest staying with cuttings. I have had great luck with cuttings and looking forward to spring to start selling some of them. Fill me in on seed saving of the shrubs.
Thanks and keep up what your doing. My best John