I live about 20 minutes out of Los Angeles and watching your video sure looks like hard work to me. What is in that square hole you propped up with sticks? Storm drain? You are doing a fantastic job with your nursery. I don’t think I have enough space to even start a small garden much less the time or the strength it takes to maintain one. Thanks for the video!
Mike,
At last!!! I’ve needed local instruction for so many years. Thank you for posting!!! I will read all you have and I’m sure to ask your advice many times from now on. Thanks again!
Trula
Mike, Your garden looks wonderful. I have three of your roses. My favorite is “Angela Lansbury”. Not sure of the spelling. They look quite beat up now and need to be repotted. We had a bad hail storm which is really quite unusual here. My Bird of Paradise and Hydranga were shredded by the hail. I don’t know whether to leave them alone or cut them back.
I just want you to know that I enjoyed doing business with you. Your plants were A1 plants. Thank you. jd
our first sale starts this Friday. apart from being totally stressed out that no one will come (or that there will be so many people that I;ll be overwhelmed) it’s all starting to happen! Excited?? nah.. not half. your videos are great food for encouragement. thanks
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I live about 20 minutes out of Los Angeles and watching your video sure looks like hard work to me. What is in that square hole you propped up with sticks? Storm drain? You are doing a fantastic job with your nursery. I don’t think I have enough space to even start a small garden much less the time or the strength it takes to maintain one. Thanks for the video!
Loved the video and music with it..Thanks for sharing your ‘HOW TO GET STARTED’ Video Mike
What the heck was that trapped door thingy in the ground? Did you know it was there? Looked a little creepy!
I think the trapped door thing was where he rooted his hard wood cuttings.
Yeah, it looked like an overwinter storage…
Lovely, just…lovely…I can almost smell the earth…sigh
Mike,
At last!!! I’ve needed local instruction for so many years. Thank you for posting!!! I will read all you have and I’m sure to ask your advice many times from now on. Thanks again!
Trula
Mike, Your garden looks wonderful. I have three of your roses. My favorite is “Angela Lansbury”. Not sure of the spelling. They look quite beat up now and need to be repotted. We had a bad hail storm which is really quite unusual here. My Bird of Paradise and Hydranga were shredded by the hail. I don’t know whether to leave them alone or cut them back.
I just want you to know that I enjoyed doing business with you. Your plants were A1 plants. Thank you. jd
our first sale starts this Friday. apart from being totally stressed out that no one will come (or that there will be so many people that I;ll be overwhelmed) it’s all starting to happen! Excited?? nah.. not half. your videos are great food for encouragement. thanks