[alexisavi]

It's winter, I hate the cold so I have been researching, reading up on the interweb for interesting stuff to plant this year. Basically getting stupid ideas in my head and spending money.



Going to expand the orchard ordered more peach, apple and nectarine tree.



The berry garden is doing well going to enlarge that too, ordered purple raspberry, heirloom black raspberry, 6 more high bush blueberry, and try another strawberry variety.



The one side of the property I have been clearing out all the scrub tree's, mostly maple and choke cherry. I am going to turn that area into all native grass and milk weed, do my part for the monarch butterfly



Always liked the old fashioned orange heirloom poppy's found seeds for that.



Back to the berry's, going to try raising blue berry bushes from seed too. My goal is to establish about 100 bushes on the property eventually.



My cousin dropped off a really cool seed catalog that sells all odd ball stuff heirloom stuff. Made an order there too.



Was going to order more Christmas but I will hold off til next year. I got about 150 in the ground already see what happens.



I gotta factor in too all the heirloom irises on the property, this year shouldn't be bad, 2022 probably be a fair amount of bulb separating if everything stays on track.



Next I gotta in gear and build some trellis's for the raspberries, some more wire tree cages and put more fence up



This is going to keep me busy. Good thing my 9 year old wants to be a farmer. He's a big part of this.

[JennaKravitz]

This is really good advice! I think every gardener should read this if he or she wants to make his or her garden even better. Of course every gardener must take care of the plants he or she grows: timely watering, proper care and quality fertilizers and the best pest control products to protect yourself and what you're passionate about. Don't forget that plants are also alive and must be taken care of just like the other members of your family. If you really care about this, you'll know what I'm talking about. I have a very reverent attitude toward nature

[Jiggly]

Would love to maybe start doing a bonsai xD I'm not convinced there's a gardening bone in my body, but I've never even tried!

[mothered]

Would love to maybe start doing a bonsai xD I'm not convinced there's a gardening bone in my body, but I've never even tried!

A crash course In under 5 minutes:

[Jiggly]

Would love to maybe start doing a bonsai xD I'm not convinced there's a gardening bone in my body, but I've never even tried!

A crash course In under 5 minutes:

Omg, I love this film. I rewatched it recently.

[mothered]

Omg, I love this film. I rewatched it recently.

Same here, I absolutely love It.

I'd say I've watched It around 15 times In total and I'm still not bored of It.

[Jiggly]

Omg, I love this film. I rewatched it recently.

Same here, I absolutely love It.

I'd say I've watched It around 15 times In total and I'm still not bored of It.

15 times!? I imagine you know every line! xD

[mothered]

15 times!? I imagine you know every line! xD

Definitely every scene, but not verbatim (word for word).

I'm not sure If you're aware, but the Cobra Kai series came out a couple of years ago with the original cast, namely Daniel LaRusso (Ralph Macchio) and  Johnny Lawrence (William Zabka). Here they are 34 years later. Fast forward to the 1:00 minute mark.

[Jiggly]

15 times!? I imagine you know every line! xD

Definitely every scene, but not verbatim (word for word).

I'm not sure If you're aware, but the Cobra Kai series came out a couple of years ago with the original cast, namely Daniel LaRusso (Ralph Macchio) and  Johnny Lawrence (William Zabka). Here they are 34 years later. Fast forward to the 1:00 minute mark.

Oh how weird, someone recommended that to me a couple weeks ago and I forgot about it! I'll definitely give it a watch, thank you very much!