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Holy moly!! Wow

Wow! Were there any animals inside?

Dang i hate when that happens

I used them in some mushroom alfredo sauce and it was the most delicious pasta sauce I've ever had

Thanks to this vid, I now have another option for erosion control, and one that doesn't require any earthworks! I actually just poured mulch over the bare sand paths in my yard, and wondered how long the mulch would stay there. I'll definitely be using this glue to keep it in place. Bare ground absorbs and radiates so much more heat, it's like walking across a hot plate.

What happened to the turkey? Can we please get an update? She's adorable. :)

At the end of the video, if your nozzle is dripping, it's likely some debris keeping the little red plunger in the handle from closing completely. If it doesn't spray a nice even pattern, take apart the nozzle tip and clean the three little ports inside the nozzle.The little tip inside the nozzle can be gently pulled straight out to facilitate cleaning and pushed straight back in when clean.

Great video with explanations. I have a freeze proof sill cock to install on my shed/pump house. Also I am considering running a second line to the garden where I will put in a lawn hydrant. To get to the lawn hydrant I am considering drilling a hole in the concrete floor in the shed (4” - 6” thick) and run pex through a pvc elbow. Any ideas? Oh this is for north Texas. Thanks and all the best!

Yay, glad to see the new update. Havent purchased the mulch glue yet, but now Imma gonna😅. Thanks for sharing.

Probably full of pfa's

You could try and fit a harness on it connecting from the handle to the black hooking on the other end near where the battery sits. I was thinking of getting this and you helped me make up my mind.

Hi Mojo, yes I remember what a great success you said the glue was in a not too distant video you put out, so this application should work fine hope so anyway.

Since I applied the mulch glue this year, we had a flash flood rain here with like 3" of rain in just minutes! It washed-out gravel roads down to bedrock a short way away, and washed-out mulch elsewhere in our gardens - but no washout in this area at all! No sure how it works so well, but it does! PetraTools Normal Strength Mulch Glue Quart - amzn.to/3KstpQr PetraTools Super Strength Mulch Glue Quart - amzn.to/3qcHoTA PetraTools Normal Strength Mulch Glue Gallon - amzn.to/3qf3vc1 PetraTools Super Strength Mulch Glue Gallon - amzn.to/3OhlPt8

This is my fourth year using this stuff, and I do the same as you do, I apply any new mulch that is needed, then spray. Not one speck of wood on the lawn from my gutters! I should note that I only use this in two smaller areas that wash out, the rest of the mulch goes untreated. 😊

After I saw your review last year, I picked up a quart of this stuff for that small area I was talking about, and forgot all about it! Zero wash outs though. No more chopping woodchips with the lawn mower! It really does work, and you reminded me that I need to reapply! 😊

Update on the tree's

Great update 👍😊

Really looks good after mowing. You got all that rain, it's really dry here 👍😊

Arnt they really Jewell weeds they also come in orange.

Would you think about replacing that lawn with poverty oat grass? Whats your thoughts?

Can you just spray the sides of the roads?

You have such a beautiful place! It's better than many parks I've been to! ♥🌻🌺🌸🌼🥀🌹🌷😊

I just love that road. Do you walk the dogs there regularly?

Still 5 out of 10 days of rain forecasted, so it's at least 10 days out before I can do anything on the road - but that's OK, there is a backlog of other things to do as well. Very, very, wet year 💧💧💧💧💧💧😑

Hi Mojo, well that was a country walk and a half nothing worse when your tools let you down throws you way off course, one thing for though the doggies enjoyed it.

Mine was doing the same thing Then motor just stopped That’s why I am here Thank you so much for the video.

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That is going to be a cool little place when you are done with the walkways. Are you going to be restarting that soon?

I'll bet you are SO happy to not have to spray the entire vineyard! 😮😮😮😮 Are you still working on the tiny house?

I tried "organic" gardening a few years back, and it seemed to work, until it didn't. I got an aphid infestation, and the organic 'cure' seemed to just make it worse!

I never used to spray anything, but a couple years ago, my tomatoes got the blight real bad, and that was it for them. I sprayed but it was too late 😩 I learned my lesson the hard way on that!

I am already late with the next spray, but it keeps raining and the things that need to be done on the dry days keep building up! Great year for fungus though, so spray between the raindrops!

Hi Mojo, yes I entirely agree spraying against bugs and especially blight I was 100,,,,%on top of blight for my potatoes and tomatoes,I managed to get myself a decent broadband contract yesterday so all set for another 18months.

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you should buy a RED laser pointer - y can see thru britlle bones, practice with yr own hands to interpretate color intensety and might mean, like borders thigness ans so on.

Thanks for sharing this information.

Great music

this will be really cool as it fills out!

I’m sorry to see the vineyard gone. Your videos helped to inspire me to plant some Marquette. I suppose I’ll be placing some caps on the ends of my posts.

I love it Mojo. I started a small apple espalier this year too. For my bare root #2 whips, I cut the top third off per the nursery’s recommendation. Mine are on dwarf rootstock as well. Looks good.

Looking good, hopefully you will get 🍎. Right now training a burgundy Maple to straighten, the store cut the branches to short and are shooting straight up.

Hi Mojo, paintaking job not as easy as the vines used to be but as ever youll get there.

Hi very nice video. what a nice voice you have. I am not flirting with you either. Are you not afraid of your dog getting attacked? Blessings

Moles get rid of worms and aerrate your lawn

Hey Mojo, all of my Oaks early foliage were destroyed by June bugs this year. Tops of the trees were basically empty. My in laws as well. They are bouncing back now though thankfully

Killing an animal or trying to poison it just because it leaves "ugly" or "unsightly" mounds in your yard is just plain evil. The tunneling moles are known for actually helps aerate and drain soil and moles themselves eat many harmful insects and pests. And on that note, how about instead of getting rid of the moles we get rid of all these ugly suburban, high maintenance cookie cutter lawns and opt for landscaping that is less intensive and blends better with the existing environment.

agree. sell them. or donate if you have any restoration groups locally. I grew about 450 oak in plugs this spring and gave them to a local group.

When you talk about your available space for trees versus the number of acorns you have, have you considered planting a couple on a site and waiting to see which one does better or even makes it? It would suck to eventually kill one to make room for the other but it should also increase your odds to meet the eventual goal of a mature tree on a specific site. I planted two white oaks two years ago about 12 feet apart. Both are small and they seem pretty healthy. I call it twin oaks trail now, and I have many mature oaks growing closer than that to each other naturally... so it may work out to keep both!

How wonderful!!!! Trees that originated from acorns on your own land would be a very fitting replacement for the vineyard! Praying for their survival 🙏♥

I screwed up the first set of acorns from my bur oak trees - but a few of them made it in spite of me! Hopefully four of them will make it down to the vineyard to take the place of the vines that once were there. At the very least, I have bought my last tree as I now have a 'mother' tree for the rest of the land 😊