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Tomatoes and Spuds - Quick Look, May 2012
Posted by: baconsoda

Video duration: 388 seconds

Just grabbed the camera to show you some interesting developments.

Related: tomato, tomatoes, potato, potatoes, veg, vegetables, garden, raised, bed, greenhouse

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I love? experiment ...
By: mediamaker2000. on 27 May 12, 06:14:36
I love? experiment updates! What is the hottest you have grown tomatoes and produced fruits?!

interesteing ...
By: gummer4england. on 26 May 12, 20:28:30
interesteing comparrison, always better to see a A and B way as opposed to sum1 saying this is better etc its great to see how you did it and results and to say... IM COPYING YOUR WAY lol looks better healty and stronger soi will do that when i place in final position, great work as usual and im jellous of your strawberries they have a great? bush to them, ps show yoru herbs next time as your chives (think thats wat i say) look great :)

Wow, your tomatoes ...
By: garygardens. on 25 May 12, 21:57:22
Wow, your tomatoes really took off since last video. Proof on the potatoes will be what's down in the bag so don't count your? mix out just yet, lol. Actually, everything is looking really good including the day itself (okay, you too). Regards, Gary

Looks good? ...
By: sugerbear520. on 25 May 12, 01:47:54
Looks good? baconsoda!

Looks great. Looks? ...
By: pantherfan3763. on 25 May 12, 01:39:38
Looks great. Looks? like you have plenty of seedlings. Can't wait to see the potatoes. I love to see what I'm going to get when I plant them. Like digging for treasure. Tim

I potted some ...
By: Gehenna71. on 24 May 12, 20:33:43
I potted some tomatoes straight in their pots, I trenched some and 4 are planted deep into deep pots (like where you get the roses in) I only had 4 of those? pots. Their stems are much thicker than the trenched ones. The plants are taller too.

I'm surprised that ...
By: Learning2homestead. on 24 May 12, 16:28:09
I'm surprised that the stems of? the trenched tomato plants are thicker. My plants are already in the ground, but I'm going to have to try that next year!

Ha,? kind of hot in ...
By: 19Photographer76. on 24 May 12, 15:50:13
Ha,? kind of hot in the hot house, nothing in there that would explode, well except you:) Last year I said that my plants weren't going out into the garden until the 1st of June due to frost, I kept loosing too much. Well, I planted in early May and I've been using a technique common when I lived in Florida USA. I have an electronic outdoor thermometer that I see at my bedside. When it gets to 36F and dropping, I turn on an overhead sprinkler which keeps the air >32F. Thanks for the update.

Don't know if ...
By: Silvermoonacres. on 24 May 12, 15:29:14
Don't know if you've explained this in another video, but what is the white stuff on the? soil in your greenhouse?

all looks well, i'm ...
By: IrishWoodDoctor. on 24 May 12, 14:46:36
all looks well, i'm suprised you didnt melt in the grenhouse, 45? degrees? bloody heck! take care Doc

Gorgeous day!? Good ...
By: kbbacon. on 24 May 12, 13:30:06
Gorgeous day!? Good plants! Good Vid!

looks like you got ...
By: tblbaby. on 24 May 12, 09:56:49
looks like you got it n the run,? things lookin great

hi Brendan it looks ...
By: robbiethewood. on 24 May 12, 09:15:06
hi Brendan it looks like summer has just arrived your garden? looks so good

Wow! You have a lot ...
By: MrVegetableGarden. on 24 May 12, 07:07:03
Wow! You have a lot of tomato plants!!? Where are you gonna fit all those? Lol

why dont you try ...
By: garryentropy. on 24 May 12, 06:29:18
why dont you try grafting a tomato onto a spud apparently? it works, toms on top and spuds at the bottom.

Bloody hell, here ...
By: flyingfisbeefilms. on 24 May 12, 06:14:48
Bloody hell, here in France we've just had rain, rain, rain and then some! The rain has been so intense there's been no growth? of anything. Hopefully this week my plants will get a bit of sun!

Am finding? the ...
By: bnbob01. on 24 May 12, 02:34:01
Am finding? the trenching method works better here as well **nods** Great looking weather... Nearly as warm as here!!! Have a great one Sir...

You need to have a ...
By: dalecalder2003. on 24 May 12, 02:12:22
You need to have a plant sale too. The tomatoes are looking fantastic, you have a lot of very lucky friends. As they say the proof of the pudding is in the eating,? it will be interesting end of summer when you dig the potatoes to see how they compare.

You are going to be ...
By: scottmanb2005. on 24 May 12, 02:05:29
You are going to be a busy man when June comes around. I planted some potatoes? in bags this past weekend. I ended up planting 4 bags. Take it easy Scott

Liked!!! I was ...
By: PREPPERNW. on 24 May 12, 01:33:57
Liked!!! I was waiting for an update. If everyone took up gardening we would? all live a long and happy life. Such a great hobby, keeps your mind and body young.

Gasp! Frost 'til ...
By: TallulahShines. on 24 May 12, 01:27:45
Gasp! Frost 'til June!? I love how dark those tomato stems are!

Everything looks so ...
By: TheCajuntransplant. on 24 May 12, 01:13:06
Everything looks so great. I think with the potatoes, it's all about the manure. They are ravenous lil buggers. I love your land. Soooo pretty!?

Driving Video Trial
Posted by: baconsoda

Video duration: 663 seconds

Just a short video to assess the quality of the camera in a moving car. I set the camera on a tripod that was wedged between the front passenger seat and the dashboard. The feet on the back legs of the tripod were located against the body on each side of the seat. I think it worked quite well, any comments or suggestions to improve the set-up will be freely accepted and appreciated. Thank you.

Related: video, car, driving, tripod, camera, drive, road

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Thank you. Driving ...
By: baconsoda. on 23 May 12, 11:04:53
Thank you. Driving on the left is safe enough...so long as we all do it. More driving? stuff to come.

Thank you, it is ...
By: baconsoda. on 23 May 12, 11:04:11
Thank you, it is really lovely, wait until you see the lough? shore, that's good.

Nice? place to live ...
By: Darunee00. on 22 May 12, 23:39:55
Nice? place to live in.

Loved it.... It ...
By: samoftheforest. on 22 May 12, 17:32:38
Loved it.... It seemed to be a steady ride from my view... We have those speed bumps here in America too but they are mostly in neighborhoods. Wow... Driving on the? left side, I suppose I could get use to it...lol. Thanks! It was nice to see Ireland.

LOL, traffic ...
By: baconsoda. on 15 May 12, 12:03:36
LOL, traffic circles? You want traffic circles? I can give you loads of those if I drive one mile in the opposite direction. In a 5 mile stretch of road to the next town? there are 10 circles and another 18 running parallel.

reminds? me of ...
By: lifeinthailand. on 15 May 12, 03:22:51
reminds? me of south Wales but without all the traffic circles..

LOL, yeah, it was ...
By: baconsoda. on 14 May 12, 18:21:39
LOL, yeah, it was an abrupt stop. I spotted someone coming towards the door so wanted the camera off the tripod? before I was reported for stalking or something. Maybe coffee next time. Best Wishes, Brendan.

What fun! It was ...
By: garygardens. on 14 May 12, 17:04:52
What fun! It was grand having a ride with you Brendan, even if it was on the wrong side of the road, lol. I'd say your experiment was a great success. Pretty smooth? for the most part. I was hoping to buy a coffee at the shop but the video stopped... Regards, Gary

Thanks? Robbie, ...
By: baconsoda. on 14 May 12, 11:30:42
Thanks? Robbie, more to come...the good stuff.

You're welcome. ...
By: baconsoda. on 14 May 12, 11:30:20
You're welcome. I'll be doing more as opportunities arise. I suppose we are kinda spoiled because lush? greenery is something we take for granted. Maybe I'll start to appreciate where I live more. Wait 'till you see a sunset over Lough Neagh right beside me. Best Wishes, Brendan.

Now that was cool! ...
By: Watsamadoing. on 14 May 12, 10:44:43
Now that was cool! So nice to see around your neighbourhood.. it certainly is picturesque in? your country :) At least you were on the correct side of the road according to us here in OZ lol... Thanks for the road trip!

nice video Brendan ...
By: robbiethewood. on 13 May 12, 21:54:31
nice video Brendan nice countryside ?

Yeah, one of the ...
By: islandhomesteader. on 13 May 12, 17:53:41
Yeah, one of the kids in our youth group let me know that he had "discovered" me on here (back when it was supposed to be a secret), by calling me on the phone with one of my videos playing in the background, as soon as I heard my voice it was? weird and I knew that I had been "busted"!

I'll talk louder ...
By: baconsoda. on 13 May 12, 17:43:45
I'll talk louder next time to see how that goes.? Drippers for the trees...now that's interesting thinking. I'll be watching for your assesment of this idea.

I was on the wrong ...
By: baconsoda. on 13 May 12, 17:41:12
I was on the wrong side? of the road...but we all do that here so it works OK.

ah! my first ...
By: TallulahShines. on 13 May 12, 16:53:09
ah! my first thought was - "He's on the wrong side of the road!!"? And then I came too my senses - thanks for the trip :) Camera seems to have done well!

Well Brendan, only ...
By: 19Photographer76. on 13 May 12, 16:11:24
Well Brendan, only issue I came up with is the audio. Its no different than when I'm with my wife, can't hear her over the background noise. Good training video for those of us that might be visiting countries with different driving habits. I too was going to dig a trench for the roots coming from my Walnut? tree to my raised beds. Its about the same distance. I'm going to add drippers closer to the tree so they don't need to use the water in the garden. I'll be posting later today.

I think it's ...
By: baconsoda. on 13 May 12, 14:21:06
I think it's illegal here too. If not, the cops sure get into a fuss if you do film them. I'm going to do a few driving videos when I go to town and go across country to pick up gardening stuff etc. Just to let you see a small bit of Ireland. However, my wife has already suggested doing? videos around here when the apple blossom is out, that is really beautiful but it is too late for this year. She had some other good ideas but I'll let you wait to see those drives.

LOL, thank you. It ...
By: baconsoda. on 13 May 12, 14:15:46
LOL, thank you. It seems more disconcerting for viewing drivers from overseas to have the camera mounted where they would normally sit. I think I'll keep it like that and bring some excitement? into your lives.

I saw some of the ...
By: Teddybearcop48. on 13 May 12, 13:51:34
I saw some of the other comments the same as mine.. my first thought was oh my goodness he's on the wrong side of the road and don't even know it.. hahahahaha .. good job. The camera did very well.. in the US in some? states. It is against the law to film a police officer. I disagree with this thoroughly.. so if a police cars showed up in your camera you could actually be arrested.. In some states.

Nice drive.....Kind ...
By: timjturner. on 13 May 12, 13:08:30
Nice drive.....Kind of felt as if I was playing some kind of game with you driving on the wrong side of the road....I kept wanting to use arrow keys on the keyboard to move you over when cars were coming.....LOL.....camera on the tripod was alot smoother than I thought it would be....With our heat in? Texas I don't think it would work that good here.....The roads are not near that smooth.....Of course most people still think we ride horses to work here..... ;-)

Driving on the ...
By: baconsoda. on 13 May 12, 12:50:54
Driving on the wrong side of the road... I am fearless! ? In fact, we are all fearless over here cos we all do it...even our little old ladies, they are fearless too. The German cars...yeah, who's laughing now?

Thanks for that ...
By: dalecalder2003. on 13 May 12, 12:39:44
Thanks for that Brendan I really enjoyed it. You dare devil you doing it all on the wrong side of the road too, LOL. I wish we had hedge rows, love them. Lets see a Mercedes and a BMW you? do realize those people lost the war, right.

Thank you. More to ...
By: baconsoda. on 13 May 12, 12:38:17
Thank you. More to come but not today, it is raining and blowing here so I won't make you watch wipers.?

Thank you. Ther? ...
By: baconsoda. on 13 May 12, 12:37:23
Thank you. Ther? will be more now that I've got a basic set-up and some simle solutions to try to stop the camera tilting. Watch this space...

Sowing Sweet Corn in Tubes
Posted by: baconsoda

Video duration: 495 seconds

I'm trying an experiment for sowing sweet corn to try to get a start in the greenhouse without having to do transplanting before putting the plants in the ground.

Related: sowing, corn, transplants, greenhouse, raised, beds, veg, vegetables, garden

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Hi, the corn? ...
By: baconsoda. on 24 May 12, 21:56:56
Hi, the corn? appeared yesterday and made a great start today. It's very hot so that's probably pushing things along. I'll do a quick update tomorrow if I remember.

Hello Brendan , I ...
By: meepatrick. on 24 May 12, 18:18:50
Hello Brendan , I have tried to do the same but using inner cardbord tubes of toilets rolls. Will see how their doing later. Has your corn started? to come up yet?

That's a very ...
By: Stevegardens85. on 18 May 12, 08:27:30
That's a very interesting way to plant corn, I've been a subscriber now for almost here. Please check out my videos? in my channel SteveGardens85 thanks

You shouldn't have ...
By: panthiere. on 14 May 12, 20:29:47
You shouldn't have what I call "cranky corn" that doesn't like transplanting with those tubes! As for me, I have a perfect row of parsnips and a perfect row? of carrots coming up that I sowed last year! Under all that snow, they were planning to surprise me!

Yes, plant the ...
By: baconsoda. on 13 May 12, 18:39:32
Yes, plant the whole thing. I am trying to disturb the roots as little as possible. I'm thinking of raising the sides of a bed to accommodate the corn 'tubes' and just earth up the soil around the tubes when I plant them to save having to fill a bed to the top with compost. You should have see? the garden today - gale force wind and rain. Best Wishes, Brendan.

Great idea, Brendan ...
By: garygardens. on 13 May 12, 18:15:18
Great idea, Brendan. I don't see how it can fail. I expect you plant newspaper and all when the time comes. Your garden and? yard look great in the sun. Regards, Gary

We get frost until ...
By: baconsoda. on 08 May 12, 19:43:26
We get frost until the end of May so it's too risky sowing corn outside. However, I could copy the farmers and sow under plastic row covers that keep the corn/maize safe until it manages to poke? through in June.

great idea, tried ...
By: tblbaby. on 08 May 12, 13:43:33
great idea, tried transplanting corn,? died, quit transplanting corn.

LOL Maybe. No hurry ...
By: mediamaker2000. on 08 May 12, 06:38:18
LOL Maybe. No hurry here. Not Christmas yet. I do have something for you I'd like? to get sent out.

Interesting way to ...
By: kbbacon. on 07 May 12, 22:19:12
Interesting way to plant corn.Looks like it'll work fine. I grew up in corn country (Michigan). It was "knee high by the 4th of? July." Is it too cold to put in before June? Here in Missouri, everything is in and up. Good vid!

I had a disaster ...
By: baconsoda. on 07 May 12, 21:41:21
I had a disaster last year but that was to do with? the weather. Hopefully this year will be better.

Mmmmm...maybe I ...
By: baconsoda. on 07 May 12, 21:40:24
Mmmmm...maybe I should go and nick some corn in the fields behind me? The eggs...I haven't forgotten. I didn't like the black so I'm trying something else and I still have a cup to make? for the Yew egg. I'll get there soon.

It's anything but ...
By: baconsoda. on 07 May 12, 21:38:10
It's anything but tropical today...well, apart from the tropical monsoons! Your tender stuff is going to have a lot of growing to do in a very? short time but I understand because tender stuff suffers here too.

I posted a video ...
By: catscats50. on 07 May 12, 18:36:42
I posted a video this morning it was more like Febuary than may, Nice and warm in the greenhouse though. I'm going to put my tender crops out at the end of july this year and bring them? in at the start of august. It looks almost tropical where you are.

LOL, I can't edit? ...
By: baconsoda. on 07 May 12, 17:48:17
LOL, I can't edit? so I had to seek special permission to post this video.

I just wanted to ...
By: baconsoda. on 07 May 12, 17:47:24
I just wanted to give? the woodturners the impression I only worked with stabilised Buck Eye Burl @ £5 a pen blank.

I'm going to sow a ...
By: baconsoda. on 07 May 12, 17:45:33
I'm going to sow a few direct to see how they do but? I am not holding my hopes high.

I used to have no ...
By: TheProductiveGarden. on 07 May 12, 11:15:24
I used to have no luck with corn until I worked out that it was using seedlings that let me down. Now I always sow them direct into the garden bed and it works well for me every time. I know that isnt always possible in areas that are a bit colder and with a shorter? growing time than I have but the paper pots should be a good compromise. Thanks for showing us.

Haha I watched the ...
By: MrVegetableGarden. on 07 May 12, 09:28:37
Haha I watched the supposelly boring video too! No corn for me this year. I loved growing it but I just don't have? time this year to plant anythinelse lol. Maybe next year if I organize things a bit better

that bit of wood ...
By: IrishWoodDoctor. on 07 May 12, 09:09:19
that bit of wood would be scrap if it was pine, not spalted stuff. i'd make a box out of that. good luck with the corn, hope it works well? for you.

That's a very cool ...
By: mediamaker2000. on 07 May 12, 06:54:05
That's a very cool experiment. Can't wait for the update. I'm would try it but after last year's aphid fiasco, I'll just buy some from one of the farmer guys at work.?

I sowed my ...
By: GrowingJournal. on 07 May 12, 06:43:13
I sowed my sweetcorn in modules this year (50 plants) as I don't have the room for loads of pots in the house ( I don't have a greenhouse at home). Some are up already so? I'll have to pot on in a couple of days and move then to a greenhouse on my allotment.

Ive never had much ...
By: garryentropy. on 07 May 12, 06:07:17
Ive never had much luck with sweetcorn hope the? tube experiment is a resounding success.

Thxs? for the video ...
By: FreidasGarden. on 07 May 12, 05:16:43
Thxs? for the video! I like those tall paper pots! I enjoyed watch you plat them also.

It's funny you? ...
By: stuffradio. on 07 May 12, 04:55:13
It's funny you? made this video. Just yesterday or the day before I sowed 16 Corn seeds in paper pots. I will be doing another 16-30 within two weeks so I can space out harvests.

Outside 3rd May 2012
Posted by: baconsoda

Video duration: 435 seconds

Clearing out beds and a look in the greenhouse.
Buddyclubgardenin g - http://www.youtube.c om/user/BuddyClubGar dening

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Yeah, I removed the ...
By: baconsoda. on 16 May 12, 08:21:13
Yeah, I removed the growing point to encourage? the plant to bush out and prevent it becoming a big loose plant. The pruning is supposed to also encourage more fruit...we'll see.

When you say (at 3: ...
By: BuddyClubGardening. on 16 May 12, 03:02:15
When you say (at 3:40 of video) "I snipped the centers out of those" are you saying you somehow pruned the pepper plants? I'm not sure of what that? would be. Thank You sir!

The roots are ibto ...
By: baconsoda. on 13 May 12, 18:42:59
The roots are ibto the second bed from the trees now and making an appearance in the? third. Root pruning is not as efficient as I thought it would be so I'm having to rething this problem. At the moment I am lining the beds with landscape fabric but I'd rather have a permanent solution. Best Wishes, Brendan.

My, you have been ...
By: garygardens. on 13 May 12, 18:05:21
My, you have been busy. One or two transplants? Looks more like one or two hundred. Impressive. Hope you conquer your root problem. Down with those trees! Do the roots spread out beyond the drip line? Regards, Gary?

after cleaning my? ...
By: Baymansblog. on 13 May 12, 00:40:09
after cleaning my? glasses I reread your post .. my mistake

Thank you. Frost ...
By: baconsoda. on 12 May 12, 18:22:33
Thank you. Frost in June...I would be insane? waiting to get stuff out of the greenhouse to make space for the tomatoes.

impressive garden ...
By: Baymansblog. on 12 May 12, 00:20:02
impressive garden layout and greenhouse,we have frost? in june in common .

I wouldn't worry ...
By: baconsoda. on 05 May 12, 23:12:58
I wouldn't worry too much about rain...that's? why spuds do so well in Ireland. A bigger problem is too little water.

From Jamie: Thanks ...
By: BuddyClubGardening. on 05 May 12, 23:06:42
From Jamie: Thanks for the link! My potatoes may be? in a bit of trouble, we keep getting a large amount of rain. They can not dry out- I'll keep at them though. From Rachel: Hello! Thank you for thinking of us! your friend, Rachel.

I am planning on ...
By: PREPPERNW. on 05 May 12, 22:18:15
I am planning on building hoop houses along most of my raised beds eventually. I have so many other garden projects in motion that I had completely slipped my mind. I still have a danger of frost until the end of May and should probably make the hoop houses a priority. Have a great day. If you get a chance to check out my garden videos I would appreciate some advise from you. I have not been gardening for long and have made many mistakes thus? far. Have a great day!

Thank you. I kinda ...
By: baconsoda. on 05 May 12, 21:31:17
Thank you. I kinda getting overwhelmed with stuff now and I'm hardly? started.

I couldn't do ...
By: baconsoda. on 05 May 12, 21:30:24
I couldn't do without a greenhouse bcause we get frost until June. I imagine it is the same for you. ? I got that greenhouse from a university because they wanted it taken away. Have you space for a hoop house?

Are you frost free ...
By: baconsoda. on 05 May 12, 21:27:27
Are you frost free now? We still get frost until June so I can't put tender stuff out yet. Thick clay? Would it be worth trying to dig those? leaves into the beds?

Good idea and worth ...
By: baconsoda. on 05 May 12, 21:24:22
Good idea and worth investigating because labdscape fabric is expensive. I'll be out pricing? that on Monday. Thanks for the tip.

It's a 'riddle' for ...
By: baconsoda. on 05 May 12, 21:23:17
It's a 'riddle' for sifting soil. That's my Norn Irn? accent causing problems.

The strawberries ...
By: baconsoda. on 05 May 12, 21:21:46
The strawberries are looking like they will be as good as last year when I was getting about 100 a week for about 6 weeks. I still have bags full in the freezer. I have to, hold off on putting tender stuff out because we can get frost until June. That's? why the greenhouse gets so crowded.

I? like ...
By: baconsoda. on 05 May 12, 21:19:33
I? like underestimation.

Thank you. I have ...
By: baconsoda. on 05 May 12, 21:19:04
Thank you. I have lots of time since I had to stop working so this keeps me busy, healthy and sane (well, my wife would question the last one). I can't bull into? the work any more but I do work fairly constantly so I get there eventually.

The roots will try ...
By: baconsoda. on 05 May 12, 21:15:20
The roots will try to get in again but I'm? hoping the 3 layers of landscape facric will stop them. We'll see. The domes are just plastic bell cloches I got on Ebay cheap, they are seconds but I can't find any mistakes on them. I bought them to cover pumpkins outside later because we can get frost until June.

I water by hand ...
By: baconsoda. on 05 May 12, 21:12:37
I water by hand with a hose and watering cans that I fill from rain barrels. I'll do? a crop rotation video for you soon. First tip...record what you have in each place this year. Best Wishes, Brendan.

LOL, thanks. I ...
By: baconsoda. on 05 May 12, 21:10:51
LOL, thanks. I have time...a lot of time so? it's what keeps me busy and sane since I had to stop working. Best Wishes, Brendan.

LOL, it nearly? got ...
By: baconsoda. on 05 May 12, 21:09:24
LOL, it nearly? got passed over but it lives again...sounds like a vampie or something.

LOL, I wish I could ...
By: baconsoda. on 05 May 12, 21:08:42
LOL, I wish I could throw stuff out but it's like murdering your children. Maybe I'll get ruthless next year. Roses...I like roses and would be interested in growing them? but I think that's a bit dangerous for me because I tend to go overboard on things. My latest thing is giant vegetables...more on that later. Best Wishes, Brendan.

Jesus Brendan you ...
By: robbiethewood. on 05 May 12, 20:02:09
Jesus Brendan you have more stuff in that glasshouse than a gardening centre fair play to you we got a new dog this year so i gave up growing veg i planning a new green house over the past two years i have started to grow? roses i think i have about 130 at the moment sounds like loads but when you have a garden like yours its nothing keep up the good work take care,Robbie

LOL, why didn't I ...
By: baconsoda. on 05 May 12, 17:23:55
LOL, why didn't I think of having a skull there? I make the hoops out of blue water? pipe - it's the cheapest way to get them.

Evening sun, April 2012
Posted by: baconsoda

Video duration: 81 seconds

A quick video showing the evening sun on the garden

Related: veg, vegetable, garden, raised, beds, greenhouse, sun

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I like the long ...
By: baconsoda. on 09 May 12, 18:50:02
I like the long nights in Winter. I think it's because I don't feel guilty if I'm not working.? But, the long summer nights are pretty good.

Okay, since it a ...
By: garygardens. on 09 May 12, 18:38:01
Okay, since it a short one... Quite nice, Brendan. We also have very long days in summer. When I'm out on the water somewhere, it's still light? enough at 11:00 PM to read a newspaper. Lovely. Of course, the reverse happens in winter. Regards, Gary

No problem. ...
By: baconsoda. on 01 May 12, 17:38:30
No problem. Actually, rereading my initial comment I can understand how easily someone dealing with alzheimers could interpret it like you did. We have experience of the condition in our own family. It is a cruel, cruel? illness.

Oh I took that ...
By: AsianCookingmadeEasy. on 01 May 12, 17:22:40
Oh I took that comment completely wrong lol! Well I'm so glad nothing is wrong - And that your cat has a great life even after the confrontation with the car ? :)

*came off second- ...
By: baconsoda. on 01 May 12, 15:54:18
*came off second-best in a confrontation' - I? really need to learn how to spell.

No, no mental ...
By: baconsoda. on 01 May 12, 14:38:12
No, no mental health issues for my wife...except when it comes to saying 'Yes please" when colleagues ask "Does anyone want cats?". Our Special Needs cat...it has 3 legs now after its ambition exceeded it's ability as a kitten and it came of second-best in a confromtation with a car. We call it our Special Needs cat because it isn't just as capable as before but it can still get birds. It's latest target are the squirrels...I want to see that encounter. Best? Wishes, Brendan.

Maybe you told me ...
By: AsianCookingmadeEasy. on 01 May 12, 14:21:17
Maybe you told me this earlier and I apologize if you have, but does she have something similar to alzheimers? The reason I ask is b/c my grandmother had that and your comment here sounds like something she would do too. And I've never heard of a Special Needs? cat - that is so neat :)

*too dangerous. ?
By: baconsoda. on 30 Apr 12, 14:51:59
*too dangerous. ?

Thanks Lila. ...
By: baconsoda. on 30 Apr 12, 14:51:33
Thanks Lila. That's a little stone bench we bought when we came here 20 years ago. It's in a lovely position but isn't used as much as it should be. I really need to learn to sit down in my? garden. My wife would sit there a lot. When she goes missing I generally find her there with our Special Needs cat.

Nope, far to ...
By: baconsoda. on 30 Apr 12, 13:06:27
Nope, far to dangerous. Shifting sand causes undercurrents. Nobody swims in the Lough here and those who do generally die. LOugh Neagh isn't very deep but it is very exposed so all boats have to be open-sea worthy? to cope with the severe conditions.

That is so pretty!? ...
By: AsianCookingmadeEasy. on 30 Apr 12, 12:50:44
That is so pretty!? Is that a little bench under that tree? I could see myself sitting there and reading or something. Very beautiful :)

can you? swim in ...
By: garryentropy. on 30 Apr 12, 11:44:24
can you? swim in the lough?

Nope, we don't get ...
By: baconsoda. on 29 Apr 12, 21:47:40
Nope, we don't get the Midnight Sun but in mid summer there is always light on the horizon. I will send you a link to a photo I took at midnight a couple of years? ago. It's on a woodturning site and easier to find than going through my computer...I think. I'll try to find it now and send a message.

Are you pulling my ...
By: dalecalder2003. on 29 Apr 12, 21:42:39
Are you pulling my leg??? I would have thought you would need? to be in Norway to experience that.

We have light until ...
By: baconsoda. on 29 Apr 12, 20:49:47
We have light until about 9.15pm but,? in June we get light all day, in that, the sun doesn't completely set and there is light on the horizon at midnight. I'll try to get a video of it.

Yes, absolutely. I ...
By: baconsoda. on 29 Apr 12, 20:47:54
Yes, absolutely. I will try to get a rising sun over Lough? Neagh, largest fresh water lake in Europe, which is a couple of hundred metres away from me. It can be spectactular.

Nice, sometimes in ...
By: Helioforge. on 29 Apr 12, 14:44:14
Nice, sometimes in the early morning there is an overcast sky with just enough of an opening? to let the sun through, and it's all yellows with a blueish background, those moments are amazing!

The evening light ...
By: dalecalder2003. on 29 Apr 12, 13:14:06
The evening light is always the best isn't? it. I think you have more evening light than me now. The sun is setting here around 8:30 and it is twilight until around 9 then it is getting dark.

that? would make a ...
By: robbiethewood. on 29 Apr 12, 12:24:55
that? would make a good YouTube video :)

Thanks Dale, ...
By: baconsoda. on 29 Apr 12, 11:32:12
Thanks Dale, sometimes nature just smacks you in the? mouth and? shouts 'Look!'

LOL, yeah, I hadn't ...
By: baconsoda. on 29 Apr 12, 11:30:25
LOL, yeah, I hadn't seen Donal for a while and wanted to talk to him before he? went on down the road to see a football match.

Naw, he was just on ...
By: baconsoda. on 29 Apr 12, 11:29:34
Naw, he was just on his way to see a football match beside me and I didn't want to show him in case he sued me for image violation and took the house off me.?

aha? you should ...
By: robbiethewood. on 29 Apr 12, 09:57:12
aha? you should have showing us Donald did he come to see the garden

haha you finished ...
By: IrishWoodDoctor. on 29 Apr 12, 08:34:55
haha you finished that? one off quick! nice garden you have too.

That's a nice stand ...
By: mediamaker2000. on 29 Apr 12, 04:58:06
That's a nice stand of trees you have painted by the sun there! It's nice that you stop to appreciate natures pleasures.?

Outside 28th April 2012
Posted by: baconsoda

Video duration: 652 seconds

A race around outside to show where I am now.

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Stumbled accros ur ...
By: gummer4england. on 09 May 12, 21:43:57
Stumbled accros ur vids while having anosey on here and watched 1...then another.. well basically watched your last 20 lol some great vids ima guna sub you and keep aeye on your process, m currently doing blogs etc so nice to watch others and pick up tips on what to do in vids lol, keep up great work, if you get time to check me feel free to comment/sub me and hopefully you may sneak a few ideas of me growing? in englnd (yorkshire) kep it up :)

LOL, don't get me ...
By: baconsoda. on 09 May 12, 19:20:59
LOL, don't get me started on grass cutting. As you see, my garden is an irregular shape so every grass cutting session is a quest? to find the most efficient and orderly progression across the lawn. Do you cut your grass in the opposite direction next time to prevent it lying in one direction? Or, vary the starting distance from the edge so that wheel tracks aren't developed? I have a lot of issues to contend with and most are in my head...LOL. Best Wishes, Brendan.

You're very welcome ...
By: baconsoda. on 09 May 12, 19:16:36
You're very welcome.?

Thank? you.
By: baconsoda. on 09 May 12, 19:16:22
Thank? you.

Your garden grows ...
By: garygardens. on 09 May 12, 18:34:25
Your garden grows nicely, Brendan. I noticed you cut your grass like I do... Nice, straight lines.? Glad to see I'm not the only one, lol. I'm working at the lathe too making some birthday gifts. Got to get finished soon too. Back to it... Regards, Gary

Thanks? for the ...
By: bnbob01. on 06 May 12, 14:33:51
Thanks? for the tour Sir.. :)»

Very? nice and ...
By: PREPPERNW. on 04 May 12, 15:23:36
Very? nice and greetings from the Pacific Northwest US!

A...those ...
By: baconsoda. on 02 May 12, 05:18:18
A...those mystreious grids are fencing panels that were bought for another project and never used so I put them over the beds to keep? the cats out.

Why do you use? all ...
By: Dalektardis123. on 02 May 12, 03:27:17
Why do you use? all those mysterious grids?

Why do you use all ...
By: Dalektardis123. on 02 May 12, 03:27:10
Why do you use all those? mysterious grids?

Very nice!?
By: sugerbear520. on 29 Apr 12, 22:47:58
Very nice!?

Same here I never ...
By: dalecalder2003. on 29 Apr 12, 21:39:49
Same here I never plant outside until the 24th? of May.

Thank you. My? ...
By: baconsoda. on 29 Apr 12, 20:54:17
Thank you. My? wife is sick listening to me...LOL

I am getting ...
By: baconsoda. on 29 Apr 12, 20:53:44
I am getting chickens...it's in my blood because my grandfather and father were poultry farmers so I was used to thousands of fowl about the farm when I was a child. More on? that later, I have to prepare a shed and run.

We had frost the ...
By: baconsoda. on 29 Apr 12, 20:51:26
We had frost the last few nights but? it's to get warmer next week. However, we can still get frost until the end of May so we need to be careful.

Thank you.?
By: baconsoda. on 29 Apr 12, 20:50:19
Thank you.?

Everything looks ...
By: TallulahShines. on 29 Apr 12, 13:24:53
Everything looks great! Thanks for the update!?

Everything is so ...
By: dalecalder2003. on 29 Apr 12, 13:10:04
Everything is so green and lovely Brendan. The leaves on trees are just starting out here and no blooms yet. We have had two nights down to 0 and supposed to? be the same again tonight but warming up again starting tomorrow.

Your greenhouse is ...
By: MrVegetableGarden. on 29 Apr 12, 12:27:54
Your greenhouse is thriving!! Have you ever thought of rasing chickens? You habe plenty of space for them there! M m? tomas

you should see mine ...
By: robbiethewood. on 29 Apr 12, 12:27:21
you should see mine this week? i went mad turning its in bits i hope to show a video soon on it

Love your garden.. ...
By: Kittikity. on 29 Apr 12, 12:10:29
Love your garden.. Growing nicely.. Also love hearing? you talk.. I adore the Irish accent..

I'll do that, maybe ...
By: baconsoda. on 29 Apr 12, 11:33:00
I'll do that, maybe I'll show you the? state of my shed at the moment.

thanks for sharing ...
By: robbiethewood. on 29 Apr 12, 09:52:13
thanks for sharing Brendan don't forget to? show us your wedding gifts

Thank you.?
By: baconsoda. on 29 Apr 12, 07:37:26
Thank you.?

Thank? you.
By: baconsoda. on 29 Apr 12, 07:37:13
Thank? you.

Garden Update 14th April 2011
Posted by: baconsoda

Video duration: 593 seconds

OK, 10th try. I'm not giving up...LOL.

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Thank you. No, I ...
By: baconsoda. on 23 May 12, 11:03:26
Thank you. No, I don't usually do eggplants but, this year, I was given some seeds so I hope to get some to try. I don't think I've ever eaten eggplant. I don't? know why because I love vegetables but somehow it hasn't made it onto my plate yet.

Very nice, do? you ...
By: Darunee00. on 22 May 12, 23:54:22
Very nice, do? you cultivate eggplants as well?

The weather is? ...
By: baconsoda. on 09 May 12, 19:05:28
The weather is? awful right now. I think that plant is a Mahonia. I don't have any Magnolias but I always mean to buy some.

Thank? you.
By: baconsoda. on 09 May 12, 19:01:57
Thank? you.

I sowed my corn in ...
By: baconsoda. on 09 May 12, 19:01:48
I sowed my corn in paper tubes a few days ago. I think I made a good decision because? the weather has just tured really cold again, as cold as February. Welcone to Summer in Ireland.

I ended up nipping ...
By: baconsoda. on 09 May 12, 19:00:14
I ended up nipping the growing point out of about half my peppers to see if there's any difference later because I have more than enough if half? fail.

Weather? has turned ...
By: baconsoda. on 09 May 12, 18:57:38
Weather? has turned cold and awful here...must be Summer already!

It was fun walking ...
By: garygardens. on 08 May 12, 21:46:40
It was fun walking around your yard. We're finally getting some nicer weather here now too but our Spring has? been late this year. Hope that means a nice summer... We'll see about that. I've given up on peppers outside but am still putting in tomatoes, just to get green ones for your green tomato chutney, which is marvelous. I need to get one of those weather stones. Regards, Gary

All your tomatoes ...
By: SquareFootGardening5. on 29 Apr 12, 15:34:18
All your tomatoes looking great Brendan, talk to? you later, Eric

Thanks for the ...
By: niffer58. on 27 Apr 12, 04:52:29
Thanks for the video :) I brought them in because the temps? were so low but they are soon going back out. Some low temps comming here again. Tomatoes I left out in the greenhouse they have new growth and are looking way better since being out there. On the peppers i clipped some and left some unclipped. The clipped one appears to have way more flowers. I'll video them soon so you can see. Your garden looks great. Looks like you have lots of great seedlings. I didn't do any bell peppers. I have

Stone has Gone - ...
By: mhpgardener. on 27 Apr 12, 02:48:20
Stone has Gone - Tornado LOL Yep, never say never. Each year I? say I'll never again plant beans and corn before May 1st. Well, I did it again...planted 2 weeks ago. I might be replanting next week. :-(

Nice good job? ...
By: sugerbear520. on 27 Apr 12, 00:44:01
Nice good job? baconsoda!

Your weather rock ...
By: dalecalder2003. on 27 Apr 12, 00:29:09
Your weather rock would likely be as accurate as? the government forecasting for this area. My fig tree survived the winter in the hoop house. The only growth is almost at ground level but I think that is my fault putting it in the hoop house last August caused it to put on a lot of fresh growth that didn't get a chance to harden off before winter. Was that a Magnolia it your from garden. Mine is in full bloom two weeks early, it's a very hardy variety.

It Worked !!! Your ...
By: bnbob01. on 26 Apr 12, 23:48:22
It Worked !!! Your starts are? looking good...

got a good laugh ...
By: IrishWoodDoctor. on 26 Apr 12, 16:36:02
got a good laugh from the stone, you keep the garden looking very well. ?

Thank you. You ...
By: baconsoda. on 26 Apr 12, 15:54:15
Thank you. You need to try tomatoes and peppers again, they are dead easy. Peppers take a while to germinate but I would have imagined you were in the perfect? location for growing them. You would probably get phenomenomenomal peppers.

Thank you. No,? I ...
By: baconsoda. on 26 Apr 12, 15:52:28
Thank you. No,? I don't plant onions and tomatoes together but I might now. Is that something worth doing? I've been watching your garden...you aren't afraid of a bit of work, great job you've done.

Thank you,? I love ...
By: baconsoda. on 26 Apr 12, 15:51:00
Thank you,? I love Spring too, really special time.

I got my onions in ...
By: baconsoda. on 26 Apr 12, 15:50:20
I got my onions in last? week too, a bit later than usual but they will be fine.

The weather stone ...
By: baconsoda. on 26 Apr 12, 15:49:29
The weather stone is very fuel efficient. Pumpkins - disaster last year. We had a really good April and then cold and wet May and June. July wasn't much better so most things like squashes and corn? just stopped growing or slowed right down. But, 2012 is a new year and I'm going to have monster pumpkins. Hope your forest monsters behave themselves this year.

The weather stone? ...
By: SleestaksRule. on 26 Apr 12, 15:01:14
The weather stone? is really special. I'm guessing it doesn't use many batteries. What became of your pumpkins last year?

Love the green ...
By: TodaySurvive. on 26 Apr 12, 13:22:28
Love the green house. I love growing sweet peppers ... Got my? onions in last week...

beautiful yard and ...
By: stymye. on 26 Apr 12, 13:02:51
beautiful yard and gardens ,I? think spring is the best time of the year

Looks like warm ...
By: FreidasGarden. on 26 Apr 12, 12:50:52
Looks like warm weather has finally come? your way. Everything looks so happy! Do you put the onions in with your tomatoes? I did this year. Loved the walk around your yard. Thxs

Everything is ...
By: MrVegetableGarden. on 26 Apr 12, 12:48:06
Everything is looking great!! Your seedlings look super healthy! I can't start tomato or pepper seeds but yours are great! ? Fenomenomenomenon

Greenhouse 25 April 12
Posted by: baconsoda

Video duration: 427 seconds

Greenhouse update and trial upload. Hopefully you are reading this.

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Thanks Gary. Yeah, ...
By: baconsoda. on 09 May 12, 19:09:26
Thanks Gary. Yeah, I? do put a lot of time in but it's the physical therapy I need to do to keep the fusing at bay so I get a bonus in veg and the pleasure of just growing stuff. I give most of the plants away as starts or fully grown plants because I don't want to buy a third freezer.

You're excellent no ...
By: garygardens. on 08 May 12, 21:34:05
You're excellent no matter which side the camera is on. Ray doesn't know beans, lol. Everything looks just marvelous. I'm always amazed at the quantities? you grow. You must put long hours into it and it shows. Regards, Gary

Thank you. Yeah, ...
By: baconsoda. on 28 Apr 12, 17:31:30
Thank you. Yeah, things are moving along nicely now. More sunshine would? be good but that's our usual moan.

Nice greenhouse! ...
By: ThePaleoAgrarianist. on 27 Apr 12, 21:42:47
Nice greenhouse! The plants seem to be coming? along nicely! :)

Thank you for all ...
By: baconsoda. on 27 Apr 12, 08:41:16
Thank you for all those complimentary comments. I've never been called 'cute' before so when? I run to tell my wife she will probably fall over laughing. Best Wishes, Brendan.

I must say Mr. ...
By: tlisra. on 27 Apr 12, 05:26:32
I must say Mr. BaconSoda? your as cute as you sound...Look forward to your video's I love your sense of humor. I also learn alot from your videos. Thanks for sharing.

LOL No thanks? =)
By: sugerbear520. on 27 Apr 12, 00:57:31
LOL No thanks? =)

Thank? you, more to ...
By: baconsoda. on 26 Apr 12, 15:46:33
Thank? you, more to show outside.

Thanks? Rob, that's ...
By: baconsoda. on 26 Apr 12, 15:46:17
Thanks? Rob, that's good to know. I think mhpgardener has something here.

For the last few ...
By: baconsoda. on 26 Apr 12, 15:45:30
For the last few years I've amended the original loamy soil with the spent mix I use for tomatoes and potatoes. That's 50/50 potting compost + added John Innes (soil) and composted farmyard manure. The mix is still potent even after growing potatoes and tomatoes so I use it to raise the greenhouse? beds and fill raised beds outside. Watering, about every 3 days depending on heat but I still over-water. Seedlings need more attention regarding watering. Vermiculite/perlite helps hold water.

The Derry? boys ...
By: baconsoda. on 26 Apr 12, 15:40:34
The Derry? boys kinda sing at you. Some people hate their accent, I love it.

Black Pudding is ...
By: tblbaby. on 26 Apr 12, 14:47:50
Black Pudding is vampire pancakes :? ) I like it, not a vampire. US Rednecks (Southern Gentlemen with cars in the yard) love the stuff, name escapes me right now. What if you piled soil up close to window height in the green house? Reflective material on the one side? Just thoughts, you know I've got to mess around with stuff like that as long as it's not me doing the labor : ) Great to see your vid up. New computers do take getting used to & bugs worked out. Mine drove me nuts for a while. Bye

Lot of things ...
By: tblbaby. on 26 Apr 12, 14:34:02
Lot of things growing great! Squash wants to take over all the time, wonder if those space things from War of the Worlds or whatever brought them and the squashes never produce the pod people because of the climate, but they are tasty. Maybe Ray will mess around with quash experiments & a little green dude will pop out of one? Wouldn't? surprise me (that was a lie) I was diggin your natural brogue, maybe because of my Irish :) I've got Ray's friend Cantaloupes, Butternut, Tomatoes out of control

I'm on broad band ...
By: dalecalder2003. on 26 Apr 12, 12:29:15
I'm on broad band too and the little video that I uploaded yesterday took 180 minutes. It has a lot to do with the quality that? you select when processing the video mine yesterday was HD and the top of the HD scale so I knew it would be a long process. If fiber optic ever comes here I would have it too. My brother lives outside Saint John and he just had it installed.

great cabbage and ...
By: stymye. on 26 Apr 12, 12:22:36
great cabbage and lots of nice variety? !

Hi There Mr Soda.. ...
By: bnbob01. on 26 Apr 12, 11:18:26
Hi There Mr Soda.. I planted the roma tom's laying? down are some of the best I have grown in years... Good to see the glitch is sorted.. Have a good one..

Hi Brendan... Great ...
By: Watsamadoing. on 26 Apr 12, 11:12:43
Hi Brendan... Great video of your progress this season.. May I ask, what do you do to prepare the soil? in your greenhouse before you plant for the season? your cabbages are great and i'm jealous :) Also, how often do you find yourself watering in your greenhouse?

Not as fast as some ...
By: joctcl. on 26 Apr 12, 11:07:50
Not as fast as some places like Cork, luv it! Have the heard the Derry boys in? full flow?!

Trench planting ...
By: baconsoda. on 26 Apr 12, 08:14:05
Trench planting seedlings - a momentary flash of inspiration/madness. We'll see. The computer issues are resolving themselves it seems. Maybe I need? to start reading instructions.

Pickled greens... ...
By: baconsoda. on 26 Apr 12, 08:12:35
Pickled greens...that would work because I had that cabbage last night and tried the homemade chilli chutney I was? using with the lamb and they went together well.

Thanks Dale. Isn't ...
By: baconsoda. on 26 Apr 12, 08:11:01
Thanks Dale. Isn't the weather mad? Technical issues - almost sorted but just editing to get to grips with so, hopefully, things will run smoothly now. I need to find? editing software that saved in YouTube format to try to reduce upload time. This video took 123 minutes! And, I'm on broadband! The fibre optics are out in the bog here now so I think I'll go that direction.

Thank you. ...
By: baconsoda. on 26 Apr 12, 08:08:02
Thank you. There'll be? more now that I've got some technical issues sorted out.

I wish you lived ...
By: baconsoda. on 26 Apr 12, 08:06:21
I wish you lived next door so that I? could offload all the spares onto you and make them your problem. LOL

I tell them you are ...
By: baconsoda. on 26 Apr 12, 08:05:31
I tell them you are keeping an eye on them.?

Thanks, yeah, it ...
By: baconsoda. on 26 Apr 12, 08:04:59
Thanks, yeah, it was quite a relief to see? the video loaded this morning.

Wooden Easter Eggs
Posted by: baconsoda

Video duration: 416 seconds

Robbiethewood inspired me to try these. Eggs are a great skill-builder because of their constantly changing radius. Turning these egg boxes also teaches task sequencing.
Robbie's channel - http://www.youtube.c om/user/robbiethewoo d
Jake's channel - http://www.youtube.c om/user/paloarteinc

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Thank you.?
By: baconsoda. on 23 May 12, 11:00:27
Thank you.?

You did? great
By: MrSkeeter18. on 23 May 12, 03:06:03
You did? great

Thank you.? The ...
By: baconsoda. on 09 May 12, 19:13:29
Thank you.? The eggs are very addictive so be careful about starting them. I would love o do a tutorial but I'm nervous about turning on camera but I might do a video and edit it severely. The eggs don't take long once you've got the process sorted. I've been trying the shear scraping with a bowl gouge on bowls I'm processing now and it is a great job. More on that issue later. Best Wishes, Brendan.

That's super, ...
By: garygardens. on 08 May 12, 21:09:02
That's super, Brendan. I love the ones that open. A good egg shape is very difficult to do but you nailed it pretty darn good. I need a tutorial on making the opening ones? so you'd best get busy with that, lol. Try that shear scraping technique using a bowl gouge. I think you'll find the beefier metal even easier to control, with less sharpening too. Sandpaper's my friend too... Regards, Gary

Thank you, that ...
By: baconsoda. on 23 Apr 12, 19:56:49
Thank you, that last egg is Ash which is plentiful here. I thought it was Elm? but I was wrong. They are alike though.

Thank you.?
By: baconsoda. on 23 Apr 12, 19:55:56
Thank you.?

I thought I had ...
By: baconsoda. on 23 Apr 12, 19:55:45
I thought I had replied to this. I'm going to try that Russian doll? type arrangement with eggs inside eggs but I'm not sure if I'm brave enough to put real eggs inside.

I especially love ...
By: Sineath. on 23 Apr 12, 03:26:43
I especially love that last egg. All the cups? are wonderful.

I think that they ...
By: Rhinnoman1. on 16 Apr 12, 16:14:48
I think that they all look greatr. ? Thank you for sharing.

Looks like the ...
By: gardenvespers777. on 13 Apr 12, 22:06:05
Looks like the aspect? ratio is off...like its stretched vertically. -Nice egg tho! I'm surprised you didn't dig it up with the potatoes! lol :-D

Thanks Dale. I ...
By: baconsoda. on 13 Apr 12, 08:29:20
Thanks Dale. I noticed that effect too...I wonder have YouTube been playing with my videos? again?

Thank you.?
By: baconsoda. on 13 Apr 12, 08:27:46
Thank you.?

That is really ...
By: mediamaker2000. on 13 Apr 12, 05:18:15
That is really really cool! I was totally impressed then you showed that the egg came apart! I was blown away! I've never seen anything like that Brendan! Aren't the egg cups just as intricate? I actually like the second egg the most for some odd reason and even? though it isn't in two parts, that doesn't seem to matter to me.

Looking forward to ...
By: IrishWoodDoctor. on 12 Apr 12, 10:33:07
Looking forward to a turning video, what would you think of making the egg in an eggcup box, make it look real, paint it egg colour etc, then have? a real egg inside it. someone would go to crack the box with a spoon and then you could lift the lid off to reveal the real egg inside. Any just an idea brendan, Take care Doc

Those are very nice ...
By: dalecalder2003. on 12 Apr 12, 00:57:00
Those are very nice. Strange thing happening with the video though. When you have the eggs straight up and down on the vertical they look long and pointy and when you turn them horizontal on their sides? they look more like a normal egg, if that makes any sense. You are right no two hens lay an egg the same shape. I have a hen that lays one shaped like the second egg you were showing.

These are? really ...
By: Tanyia48. on 11 Apr 12, 23:44:19
These are? really lovely

Merci? beaucoup
By: baconsoda. on 11 Apr 12, 18:58:31
Merci? beaucoup

Tes ?ufs? et tes ...
By: Lolotourneur. on 11 Apr 12, 18:29:56
Tes ?ufs? et tes coquetiers sont très beau .

Your? logical ...
By: baconsoda. on 11 Apr 12, 17:53:10
Your? logical assumption is absolutely spot on.

Thank? you.
By: baconsoda. on 11 Apr 12, 17:51:59
Thank? you.

Thank you. They are ...
By: baconsoda. on 11 Apr 12, 17:51:49
Thank you. They are organic too. ? Wow, twice the price now.

LOL, I missed that ...
By: baconsoda. on 11 Apr 12, 17:51:14
LOL, I missed that and its such a natural conclusion to what I was saying. I can assure you, had I thought of it it would? have been said. I like to make my audience groan.

I'm going? to try ...
By: baconsoda. on 11 Apr 12, 17:49:38
I'm going? to try putting a few inside each other. If I succeed there will definitely be a video.

Thank you. 4am and ...
By: baconsoda. on 11 Apr 12, 17:48:44
Thank you. 4am and out worrying about seedlings? Yeah, I do it? too.

Thank? you very ...
By: baconsoda. on 11 Apr 12, 17:47:50
Thank? you very much for that kind comment.

How I plant potatoes in a bag
Posted by: baconsoda

Video duration: 387 seconds

Just a quick 'how to'. I've been asked by a few people to show how I plant potatoes in a bag.

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You sould be OK ...
By: baconsoda. on 09 May 12, 19:14:49
You sould be OK with the potatoesm they aren't as fussy? about time as we think. I'm looking forward to seeing what you are going to be doing. Best Wishes, Brendan.

Great refresher on ...
By: garygardens. on 08 May 12, 20:59:39
Great refresher on potato planting, Brendan, and I needed it. I'm terribly late with everything this year, including watching my favorite videos (you're #1) but I'm slowly catching up. I'm trying something? a little different with the spuds this year. Should have a new video up soon. Regards, Gary

Thank? you. It's ...
By: baconsoda. on 11 Apr 12, 22:00:06
Thank? you. It's comments like yours that make the whole thing much more pleasurable.

Hi, I? really like ...
By: magikl1. on 11 Apr 12, 20:43:26
Hi, I? really like your videos and concepts. Thanks

Thank you, This is ...
By: baconsoda. on 05 Apr 12, 12:26:13
Thank you, This is worth a try. Chris (below) just mentioned vinegar so I'm going to try this too and maybe compare results. I agree with you about the salt, I don't even use salt on slugs because I noticed? it affected lettuces that were nearby. Best Wishes, Brendan.

Hi Chris, this is ...
By: baconsoda. on 05 Apr 12, 12:23:40
Hi Chris, this is very interesting.? I would much prefer to use vinegar than glyphosate so, hopefully, your results will prove it's worth doing. Take a look at the comment above this from bowehj96. Best Wishes, Brendan.

Hi mate, the best ...
By: bowehj96. on 05 Apr 12, 11:18:52
Hi mate, the best weed killer I've found is vinegar mixed with biodegradable washing-up liquid. Kills all vegetation on contact when sprayed on (best in full sun at midday), but leaves nothing in the soil. And it's CHEAP! Vinegar:detergent about 10:1 (more detergent if it isn't all that concentrated). You'll see other recipes involving adding salt, but salt is no good for? your soil!

Hey Brendan... I ...
By: MrChrisTowerton. on 05 Apr 12, 08:43:49
Hey Brendan... I received an email describing the use of? undiluted cleaning vinegar in lieu of roundup and am currently trialling its use... The first lot has already worked but waiting to see how affective it is in the long run.... Chris

HI, I saw you sneak ...
By: baconsoda. on 04 Apr 12, 09:13:29
HI, I saw you sneak back in with a pear tree video a few days ago. The back is grand thank you. The suitcase will be used again this year so there will be a short video about that. Get a few spuds, stick them in a bag, and add a huge? new international dimension to our little potato trial. Best Wishes, Brendan.

Hello Brandon. It's ...
By: BuddyClubGardening. on 04 Apr 12, 02:55:10
Hello Brandon. It's been quite some time since Rachel and I were among the living on youtube. It's nice to see you are still running strong. I hope the back is well? Odd to? see your potatoes in a bag. I rather miss your suitcase full of spuds. Going to watch some other things now, I'm thinking I may ask to join your "International" potatoe growth. I've not grown them before and I would like to try it.

It's snowing here ...
By: baconsoda. on 03 Apr 12, 20:59:45
It's snowing here right now and I drove through a blizzard in? Antrim earlier. Nothing lying yet but bloody miserable.

Same temps here ...
By: mikecat23. on 03 Apr 12, 16:55:18
Same temps here when you shot this , now today it's 37 F (3 C) bloody cold. We also have had frost a couple of mornings. I'm only getting around to planting my? spuds . They will be going direct into the ground this year.

Thank you. ? Your ...
By: baconsoda. on 31 Mar 12, 21:22:40
Thank you. ? Your issue is going to be making sure your potatoes get enough water. Also, water below the leaves to help prevent blight but that probably isn't a problem where you are. Blight likes warm, damp, weather.

what a beautiful ...
By: SheeintheRain. on 31 Mar 12, 09:48:36
what a beautiful home. Im looking forward to? the results. Hopefully I can now grow potatoes where I live. thank you for your tips.

I think the? ...
By: baconsoda. on 31 Mar 12, 09:13:02
I think the? vermiculite is a good idea because it will aid water retention and drainage. Your spuds should be grand.

LOL, excellent,? ' ...
By: baconsoda. on 31 Mar 12, 09:12:14
LOL, excellent,? 'Me' needs all the support YouTube can muster.

Very interesting ...
By: VintageHIppie78. on 30 Mar 12, 22:52:28
Very interesting that you did this video just two days after I did two varieties of potatoes in bags for the first time ever. I hope I have a? good mix. I did put a little vermiculite into my bags so they'd have room......that was a guess on my part, though. The procedure as you explained it is precisely like I did mine. :)

Thats quite a test ...
By: mhpgardener. on 30 Mar 12, 22:06:49
Thats quite a test setup you have. Different varieties, along? with different mixes should be very interesting. I've thought about taters in a bag and just never got around to it. I reckon I'll just watch yours and pretend that I'm "me". I hope "me" produces a lot of spuds !

I will do!?
By: kbbacon. on 30 Mar 12, 18:17:32
I will do!?

Thanks John, for ...
By: catfishchic. on 30 Mar 12, 17:33:41
Thanks John, for the information. I have some grow bags but mine are measured in gallons.? I am looking forward to seeing who's potatoes does better. Thanks again, Catfishchic

It probably is your ...
By: baconsoda. on 30 Mar 12, 17:32:38
It probably is your second-hand storm because we? get most of our weather off the Atlantic. I? hope it's the usual weather centre bullsh*t because I can do without snow.

Thank you. Tell ...
By: baconsoda. on 30 Mar 12, 17:30:39
Thank you. Tell her to give the bags? plenty of water, about 3 times as much as she thinks they need.

I love experiments ...
By: baconsoda. on 30 Mar 12, 17:29:44
I love experiments so this will keep me happy. Those are garlic plants you saw. I planted them last? October. The onions go in soon.

Thank you.?
By: baconsoda. on 30 Mar 12, 17:28:13
Thank you.?

The bags are 36 ...
By: baconsoda. on 30 Mar 12, 17:27:58
The bags are 36 litre and are buried about 6 inches, just enough tolet roots out through the drainage holes. Matching boots? Never heard of such? a thing!

$Don\$

Don't Make Assumptions
Posted by: baconsoda

Video duration: 234 seconds

A look at outside progress and some of my advice that I am good at giving but don't seem to heed myself.

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That's so true. I ...
By: niffer58. on 13 Apr 12, 17:09:42
That's so true. I try to study it if I dont? know. I need to work on using more of my harvests. Plant them parsnips and you will have seeds atleast it isn't really a waist if you did that. ;)

I tend to learn ...
By: baconsoda. on 30 Mar 12, 15:46:46
I tend to learn most of my stuff from my many? mistakes so this experience might actually stay in my memory bank...or not, like usual. LOL

It's a shame that? ...
By: AsianCookingmadeEasy. on 29 Mar 12, 16:50:06
It's a shame that? all those parsnips are unusable, they look like they'd be so good. Great advice not to assume - great video :)

Very nice start, ...
By: loislaney23. on 26 Mar 12, 23:06:16
Very nice start, great looking soil. Am planning on getting mine ready? hopefully this week. We get a couple of nice days that get a person all raring to go, then wind and rain. lol

I am making the ...
By: baconsoda. on 26 Mar 12, 17:24:49
I am making the most of warm weather? because it could turn into Winter again. Saying that, it's hot here today and getting up to 80's later in the week. The beds are easily prepared at this stage, especially with the cardboard cover so it's just a case of removing the cardboard and giving them a quick till.

You're spot on ...
By: garygardens. on 26 Mar 12, 14:43:51
You're spot on regarding assumptions Brendan and I agree totally. But, I'm still impressed with how quickly you're getting things in shape. Now I feel like a lazy bum so I'd better get myself going. Only I'll have to put my slicker on to work in the rain, lol. Soon though... Regards,? Gary

I agree? with you ...
By: Teddybearcop48. on 26 Mar 12, 01:36:30
I agree? with you sir..

nice advice..good ...
By: wmkk808. on 25 Mar 12, 21:37:55
nice advice..good luck? this year

Thank you. More ...
By: baconsoda. on 25 Mar 12, 21:25:49
Thank you. More coming this week.?

lol, I hear ya on ...
By: tblbaby. on 25 Mar 12, 15:10:28
lol, I hear ya on spinach, but the fresh stuff is excellent. Does? fine in a little light too & cool weather. Should also try arugula. You could probably grow Kale (vitamin power house) strait through the winter, great in cold.Good dose of fresh greens every day may help you feel stronger. Cabbage has little nutrition & lettuce has next to nothing. Collards & Chard also great, better if you get a taste for corn bread : ) Docs often miss nutritional situation, missed Vitamin C 4 scurvy centuries

dont assume and ...
By: garryentropy. on 25 Mar 12, 11:13:36
dont assume and make an ass of u and me both, agent crawford silence of? the lambs

Nice good job? ...
By: sugerbear520. on 25 Mar 12, 00:21:31
Nice good job? baconsoda!!!

Thank you. I hope ...
By: baconsoda. on 24 Mar 12, 23:43:45
Thank you. I hope the results are as good as the condition? of the soil might reflect.

I am really pleased ...
By: baconsoda. on 24 Mar 12, 23:42:54
I am really pleased with it. Knowing my? luck it is totally sterile and everything will die.

I'll get some and ...
By: baconsoda. on 24 Mar 12, 23:42:15
I'll get some and try it. Thanks for? that advice.

Thank? you.
By: baconsoda. on 24 Mar 12, 23:41:44
Thank? you.

I am? really ...
By: baconsoda. on 24 Mar 12, 23:41:36
I am? really pleased with how things look this year. Hopefully the results will reflect the potential.

Thanks Ray.?
By: baconsoda. on 24 Mar 12, 23:40:46
Thanks Ray.?

That's YouTube's ...
By: baconsoda. on 24 Mar 12, 23:40:33
That's YouTube's fault. They offered to stabilise my video because they told me they noticed a lot of? movement during download. I clicked 'Yes' and that's what I got. I don't like it.

This is the best ...
By: baconsoda. on 24 Mar 12, 23:38:50
This is the best start I've ever had and I put it down to covering the beds with cardboard.? They are pristine when I lift it off. I'll video the next one to let you see.

I'm not working ...
By: baconsoda. on 24 Mar 12, 23:37:28
I'm not working that hard but the cardboard on? the beds has made prepping the beds really ease. Last year was my first with carrot fly so I'll use fleece to cover the rows this time. It really devastates a crop.

Thank? you.
By: baconsoda. on 24 Mar 12, 23:35:43
Thank? you.

I've? never grown ...
By: baconsoda. on 24 Mar 12, 23:35:33
I've? never grown spinach but I'll give it a go. The stuff in the tins finished my relationship with spinach when I was about 4.

LOL, I'm not ...
By: baconsoda. on 24 Mar 12, 23:34:00
LOL, I'm not working that hard but the cardboard had made tilling the soil really easy and fast. I'm not organic but I try to minimise chemicals and weed killers. However, I do use fertilisers. Litter trays... I spent last year squirting cats (including my insane wife's cat) so they don't seem to bother with the beds now but I will be watching.?

YouTube sent me a ...
By: baconsoda. on 24 Mar 12, 23:30:31
YouTube sent me a message - 'We have noticed there is a lot of movement in your video. Do you want us to fix it?' So, I clicked 'Yes' and that is the result...all swimming and vomit-inducing. I felt like I was sea-sick after watching it. No more YouTube fixes for? me.

Quick Greenhouse Tour
Posted by: baconsoda

Video duration: 352 seconds

A quick look at what I've got done so far

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Sorry for the late ...
By: SquareFootGardening5. on 11 Apr 12, 18:59:22
Sorry for the late reaction on this video Brendan. I didn't saw this video in my subscripton-list. But I'am? glad to see that the seeds I sent you are growing nice. Talk to you later, Eric

I am trying? to ...
By: baconsoda. on 31 Mar 12, 21:27:00
I am trying? to help a guy with greenhouse problems at the moment. He lives in Saudi Arabia! The issue is mad extremes, boiling hot during the day to hard freezing at night. You want to see what he is doing to try to minimise the effect on his plants...it is costing a fortune. Air conditioned greenhouse an idea for you to try?

I absolutly love? ...
By: SheeintheRain. on 31 Mar 12, 09:53:53
I absolutly love? that saying about time. Its so true. Your green house is wonderfull. sadly I live in the desert so I have found green houses cook my plants sadly. But always your videos are informative. Thank you.

LOL, maybe? I ...
By: baconsoda. on 30 Mar 12, 15:49:18
LOL, maybe? I should have given that snail his own YouTube channel? He has attracted a lot of attention.

Very? nice - I had ...
By: AsianCookingmadeEasy. on 29 Mar 12, 16:43:36
Very? nice - I had to rewind a few times to see the snail lol :)

Thank? you.
By: baconsoda. on 29 Mar 12, 07:09:31
Thank? you.

LOL, I thought I ...
By: baconsoda. on 29 Mar 12, 07:09:16
LOL, I thought I had managed to fool you all by tilting the tray when I spotted the snail. I am pleased to report? that the snail in in a happier, better place now...unless it led a very evil life!

Did anyone see the ...
By: Irishgirl41. on 29 Mar 12, 01:59:58
Did anyone see the snail in his potting? tray at 02:33? lol

wow, this is ...
By: TheSquishyMonster. on 28 Mar 12, 22:45:48
wow, this is impressive!!!?

Too warm to work in ...
By: baconsoda. on 26 Mar 12, 17:21:28
Too warm to work in the greenhouse today, over 100F! In? March! Mad! It's the end of the World.

Well, you've been ...
By: garygardens. on 26 Mar 12, 14:37:54
Well, you've been busy Brendan. A lot accomplished. It's still too wet out here to start digging outside. I hear you on working outside as long as the weather is nice. Got to grab it when you can. I'm excited to watch your garden this year. Always so much enthusiasm at this time of year. Sometimes, it? wanes a bit later on but all is fun now. Regards, Gary

AH dammit! Caught ...
By: baconsoda. on 26 Mar 12, 10:51:28
AH dammit! Caught again.?

Hi Chris, that's ...
By: baconsoda. on 26 Mar 12, 10:51:01
Hi Chris, that's the YouTube stabilisation thing they offered me when? I uploaded and they said there was a lot of movement in my video. I clicked 'Yes' and let them edit the video. I don't like it because it's like looking over the side of a boat.

Hey Brendan, ...
By: MrChrisTowerton. on 26 Mar 12, 05:42:25
Hey Brendan, Looks like your well prepared for the coming season ...I'm guessing you didn't attend a French? finishing school to perfect that smooth walk... rather it would seem as though your camera possesses extraordinary stabilisation... What are you using? Chris

You can't fool us ...
By: mediamaker2000. on 26 Mar 12, 05:12:19
You can't fool us Brendan! That was you're wife's wee boot you were holding up for? perspective! LOL

That's the problem ...
By: baconsoda. on 25 Mar 12, 21:28:22
That's the problem with sweet? peppers here, not enough heat. Hot peppers do fine.

lot of stuff going, ...
By: tblbaby. on 25 Mar 12, 13:06:16
lot of stuff going, good? stuff. Seems peppers always need heat. Tomatoes love it, but peppers most often demand it.

NICE!!?
By: sugerbear520. on 25 Mar 12, 00:32:08
NICE!!?

I've stuck? with ...
By: baconsoda. on 24 Mar 12, 23:55:21
I've stuck? with that saying for a few years and it seems to work. No need to rush planting spuds.

Thank you.?
By: baconsoda. on 24 Mar 12, 23:54:26
Thank you.?

We? kinda beat you ...
By: baconsoda. on 24 Mar 12, 23:54:13
We? kinda beat you and didn't beat you on temperature. Yesterday was 32.6C and dropped to 7C last night. Very strange weather and to continue until next Wednesday. Best part is that my woodturning mate was so fed up with the cold, damp weather here he booked a week in Portugal and flew out on Saturday morning when the sun was splitting the trees. The weather is sunny in Portugal but 5-8 degrees colder than here next week. LOL

I agree totally. ...
By: baconsoda. on 24 Mar 12, 23:47:02
I agree totally. However, since the chicks flew the nest, housework seems to last a lot longer. But then? they arrive home with 2 or 3 mates and it's chaos again.

Market garden days? ...
By: baconsoda. on 24 Mar 12, 23:45:07
Market garden days? ? Those were hard work days.

thanks for showing ...
By: robbiethewood. on 24 Mar 12, 20:56:50
thanks for showing brings back great memories of my market garden days yes? those where the days

I love to see ...
By: docsimonson. on 24 Mar 12, 14:57:20
I love to see progress in a garden. It displays accomplishment whereas house work normally needs? to be redone the moment you finish.

Chitting Potatoes Problem
Posted by: baconsoda

Video duration: 250 seconds

I came across a problem with my potatoes yesterday.

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Yesm those are seed ...
By: baconsoda. on 26 Mar 12, 17:19:57
Yesm those are seed potatoes I got from England. Nest time I'll buy from the place I meant to go to in Scotland. Don't worry about chitting, the spuds will still grow when you plant them. Chitting just helps jump start them. Big long chits, or eyes, are useless. Take them off and let the spud try again. Best Wishes, Brendan.?

Were those ...
By: garygardens. on 26 Mar 12, 14:21:21
Were those purchased seed potato? I haven't chitted my spuds in the past but was planning on doing so this year. Do you think it's? necessary to chit them? Last year I was late in planting and had growth about 6 inches long so I supposed I did chit them although unknowingly. Sooo much to learn, lol. That's the best thing about gardening. Regards, Gary

Interesting! I ...
By: mediamaker2000. on 26 Mar 12, 04:20:56
Interesting! I never heard of a chit or chitting. Never to old to learn? new terms. Never knew what a chad was until the Bush/Gore election over here! LOL

Thanks!?
By: Teddybearcop48. on 26 Mar 12, 01:51:04
Thanks!?

wouldN'T use the ...
By: tblbaby. on 25 Mar 12, 13:21:25
wouldN'T use the same knife, I meant?

I would use the ...
By: tblbaby. on 25 Mar 12, 13:19:15
I would use the same knife (unless you disinfect it) you used or same paper with other spuds, spread spores that way & infect. I only plant specialty spuds, potatoes by the ton for the gleaning around here in the? fall.

Very? nice!
By: sugerbear520. on 25 Mar 12, 00:35:09
Very? nice!

Thanks Doc, I use ...
By: baconsoda. on 24 Mar 12, 23:59:03
Thanks Doc, I use new compost mix? each year and grow in bags so the garden is OK. I'll dump those spuds and get new ones. Like you say, no point making problems for myself. Best Wishes, Brendan.

Blackleg is what ...
By: IrishWoodDoctor. on 24 Mar 12, 23:53:48
Blackleg is what you have brendan, not yourself but the potatoes. It spreads from one? to another when potato tubers are stored. it likes cool damp weather. I'd say for the sake of a few potatoes dont plant them, bin them, not to compost bin either. you need to eradicate it altogether. rotate the soil aswell. dont plant spuds in the same year after year. Commercial scale job and the whole lot of them would be thrown out, cant take the risk. you shouldnt either. take care Doc

My Nicola hardly ...
By: allotmentdiary. on 24 Mar 12, 23:46:53
My Nicola hardly have a shoot yet but It doesn't worry me,as far as I'm concerned it's more about preserving the spud until planting,keeping them cool,dry and bright rather than having massive shoots formed. I've got a few Salad Blue this year....and it looks like they'll have blue leaves? judging by the shoots. Bonkers...

I'll do a video ...
By: baconsoda. on 24 Mar 12, 23:25:50
I'll do a video when I start. I was? to do them today but other plans and work took a bit longer than expected so, probably Monday now after I get a load of compost and stuff.

Super, thanks for? ...
By: baconsoda. on 24 Mar 12, 23:24:00
Super, thanks for? that reassurance. Dan (allotmentdiary) said the same so you two boys have made me happy.

I've given up ...
By: baconsoda. on 24 Mar 12, 23:22:42
I've given up worrying about potatoes and time. I just harvest them a couple of weeks after when I think they might be ready and as needed subsequently. I don't have the severe cold you do (well, used to anyway) so I can leave them outside? or under cover but I'm sure a basement or cool room would be as good or better.

LOL. A foot long? ...
By: baconsoda. on 24 Mar 12, 23:18:55
LOL. A foot long? The potatoes must have looked like some sort of aliens. Good luck with 'sheeting' the new spuds.?

Brilliant! Your ...
By: baconsoda. on 24 Mar 12, 23:16:45
Brilliant! Your comment has made my day. ? Thanks Dan.

The reason you ...
By: allotmentdiary. on 24 Mar 12, 23:10:30
The reason you don't have inch long sprouts Brendan is because you're doing it? properly. Cheers,Dan.

Haha! Making fun of ...
By: MrVegetableGarden. on 24 Mar 12, 20:21:20
Haha! Making fun of me hum? My potatoes didn't rot but i left them to chit for? too long and the shoots got a foot tall!! They looked so funny! Well next week I'll open the oder 2 bags to SHIT the other potatoes... Tomas

Great camera work ...
By: dalecalder2003. on 24 Mar 12, 13:15:05
Great camera work Brendan. I order my seed potatoes and they usually don't arrive until late april which is fine for planting outside here but I usually don't have time to chit them which? I suppose makes my crop a week or two late.

earlies are more ...
By: IrishWoodDoctor. on 24 Mar 12, 13:05:03
earlies are more likely to have that, softer spuds. longer chits are as good as useless, they will break off and then its back to? square 1, your chits are perfect, dig away. Take care Doc

Brendan those ...
By: joctcl. on 24 Mar 12, 03:28:03
Brendan those Charlottes look very dark compared to my own. I'll bring you some? on Tuesday with big Chits!!

Hey Brendan, some ...
By: scottmanb2005. on 24 Mar 12, 01:49:33
Hey Brendan, some of those potatoes look like chit. LOL It has been very mild here too. My potatoes will get planted in a week or so. I'm waiting until the ones I ordered online,to come in. I tilled up some of my garden this evening before the rain comes in. Weather man says we might get 1" to 2" this weekend. ? It would be to muddy after that. I can't wait to see how you do your potatoes.

My Veg Garden 2012 - March.
Posted by: baconsoda

Video duration: 947 seconds

Here we go... a new gardening year. This is an overview of where I'm starting from and some on my plans. I can't read a temperature at about 6 mins.

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I've never heard of ...
By: baconsoda. on 03 Apr 12, 15:12:21
I've never heard of that but I'm sure it would be worth a try if you could stop the cucumbers climbing up the wires holding the basket. I might try that? actually...mmmmm...watch this space.

has anyone tried ...
By: cayla jones. on 03 Apr 12, 06:56:59
has anyone tried cucumbers in hanging? baskets? I have the little round lemon cucumbers. Thanks :D

The electricity is ...
By: baconsoda. on 26 Mar 12, 17:30:07
The electricity is on the planning board but down the list a bit. ? I'm looking forward to trying the hanging baskets, I've never had a hanging basket in my life.

LOL,? thank you.
By: baconsoda. on 26 Mar 12, 17:28:57
LOL,? thank you.

It'll be sad to see ...
By: mediamaker2000. on 26 Mar 12, 04:14:05
It'll be sad to see the greenhouse within a greenhouse leave :-( Are you going to try to get electricity run to the greenhouse this? year? The hanging baskets will be a nice touch to the greenhouse!

I enjoy watching ...
By: leapingfroglady. on 26 Mar 12, 02:27:19
I enjoy watching John, too. I? do want to say your accent put a smile on my face. I just enjoy listening to you. :)

Love the opening ...
By: bnbob01. on 24 Mar 12, 22:28:03
Love the opening comment... I need a very clean slate? me thinks.. Off to watch the new ones now... Toodles..

Great to see ya up ...
By: tblbaby. on 24 Mar 12, 14:50:51
Great to see ya up n goin. I've got things happening despite myself & a bunch of beautiful heirloom tomatoes peppers & special peppers (Frankenstein), tomatoes & cantaloupes from Praxxis seeds all growin in 44oz paper cups under a reptile florescent (experimental goin great I think) that I hope don't fall apart (cups) before? I plant em. (0(0(0(0(0(0)0)0)0)0)0) I've got no explanation for that last bit, just came over me Know Chinese guy who got people lot of vitality by natural food & off drugs

Brendan, while I am ...
By: VintageHIppie78. on 23 Mar 12, 00:45:55
Brendan, while I am sorry to hear you must work around health? issues, in a way that is encouraging for me as well. I have several health issues as does my husband, so I hope I can work around them as you do. :)

Good man. I might ...
By: baconsoda. on 22 Mar 12, 18:59:24
Good man. I might have planted about 19? other lots of seed today.

lol you fecker.? I ...
By: mikecat23. on 22 Mar 12, 14:17:13
lol you fecker.? I better get the finger out. Haven't done a thing yet.

Well, your comment ...
By: baconsoda. on 22 Mar 12, 01:55:34
Well, your comment has just made my day, thank you very much. I learn a lot from YouTube and my videos are an attempt to put something back so it's wonderful to hear someone, like you, tell me it's worthwhile. My philosophy in the garden is simple, look for the easiest, simplest method. I have to work around health issues which require me to stay very active without overdoing it so I need to make my work as manageable and productive? as possible. Again, thank you, Brendan.

We're learning ...
By: VintageHIppie78. on 22 Mar 12, 01:03:53
We're learning raised bed technique this year and are beginning with primarily experimentation. Found your channel, and frankly, it's been far more helpful than even the gardening class I took to get me started. My soil will be compost, vermiculite and pearlite as per your video, and it's doing SUPERBLY. Kale, 2 types of lettuce, collard greens, and some herbs are already sprouting? in their containers in "your" soil. You've also shown me that individual experimentation is key. Thanks a LOT!

Hi Gary, thanks,? ...
By: baconsoda. on 21 Mar 12, 22:09:50
Hi Gary, thanks,? I'm grand now so I'll do for another while I hope. I was in the greenhouse all day and just had to sow seeds and do transplants so it looks like I'm under way here. I'm sure there might be a video or two before Winter starts again. Weather - dry, mild... usually we are listening to the wind trying to rip our roof off at this stage. Best Wishes, Brendan.

Sorry you? weren't ...
By: garygardens. on 21 Mar 12, 20:58:49
Sorry you? weren't feeling well but happy all is well now. So it begins once again. Looks like you have a lot going already but somewhat of a clean-up to do. Same here. As usual, the greenhouse looks great. Today we has sun for the first time in weeks. Even though it's cool out, everything seems better with sunshine. Makes one eager to get dirty hands. Regards, Gary

LOL, thank you. I ...
By: baconsoda. on 21 Mar 12, 16:11:39
LOL, thank you. I had a good, productive day today without killing myself so I'm happy. Reorganised the greenhouse and? had to sow some seeds.

Got good work dome ...
By: baconsoda. on 21 Mar 12, 16:10:10
Got good work dome today in the greenhouse. I did some tidy-up work and rearranged the potting bench to stop my mates sneaking in and scaring the crap out of me. Had? to sow some seeds too.

Hi Angie, we had ...
By: baconsoda. on 21 Mar 12, 16:08:43
Hi Angie, we had the? exact opposite problem last year, a cold Summer. Maybe we'll get better this year. I got a lot of work done today so that was good and it's only 4.06pm so I'm having a rest before dinner. Best Wishes, Brendan.

I was working in ...
By: baconsoda. on 21 Mar 12, 16:06:24
I was working in the greenhouse all day and couldn't resist starting stuff. I have cloches over the trays of seeds and seedlings I transplanted. We get frost until the end of May so I'm? going to try covering things up to see if I can get a good run this year.

The work is never ...
By: loislaney23. on 21 Mar 12, 12:58:59
The work is never ending in the spring, huh? I think it is great things are starting to green up. Your gh is looking great. Good idea on the hanging baskets, if the the tomatoes don't work you could always plant flowers. I did a? couple of baskets a couple of days ago, I think I started some of my stuff too early. Oh well, what is a person to do? lol

Everything here in ...
By: kokonutbaby1. on 21 Mar 12, 08:42:25
Everything here in AR, USA is greening up really fast as well..starting to garden & now loads of rain for next 3 days. My onion varieties & garlic are really popping..I need to start my leeks if I can find room for them. Looks like a lovely spring this year but am dreading summer if it is anything like last summer..ugh!! soo hot it was! Love your greenhouse cabbages & you take it easy &? don't push it, Brendan. God bless! Angie

Things are greening ...
By: scottmanb2005. on 21 Mar 12, 02:47:03
Things are greening up nicely there. Cabbage plants are looking good. Nice 1st day of? spring video. I love spring. Keep it growin'

I think your ...
By: mhpgardener. on 21 Mar 12, 01:15:33
I think your children have very good taste. Those are some nice? looking cabbages. Good advice on making Monday a productive day...makes the rest of the week flow much better. Take care chum ! :-)

LOL, thanks Robbie. ...
By: baconsoda. on 20 Mar 12, 23:10:02
LOL, thanks Robbie. My next video is planting 5000 parsley seeds in individual pots, it lasts 27 hours.? You will all love it.

Thank you. Those ...
By: baconsoda. on 20 Mar 12, 23:08:11
Thank you. Those large cabbage are 'Offenham 2 - Flower Of Spring' and I don't think they are a hybrid but I need to? try more searches to be sure. The smaller cabbages are Duncan and they taste great too. I don't save seed because I don't have much luck with my own so I buy new stock each year. I will have lots of tomatoes going in around May when they are big enough.

Garden Plans Tag
Posted by: baconsoda

Video duration: 689 seconds

I was tagged by Dalecalder and required to make a video of my gardening plans for 2012. Here's the video and my tags are SquareFootGardening5 , mikecat23, MrVegetableGarden, IrishWoodDoctor, AndyDavisByTheSea and garryentropy.

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Thank you. Sorry ...
By: baconsoda. on 16 Feb 12, 18:27:41
Thank you. Sorry I'm so late but? I'm a bit behind with replies because Y'Tube did something strange to my account but it seems to be almost fixed now. Best Wishes, Brendan.

Yes, it's Monkey ...
By: baconsoda. on 16 Feb 12, 18:25:40
Yes, it's Monkey Puzzle and I am getting nuts this Autumn. I saw a programme on TV recently and the guy was eating Monkey Puzzle nuts so I'm looking forward to that. I'm sure there will be? a video about that.

Thank you. It's ...
By: baconsoda. on 16 Feb 12, 18:23:37
Thank you. It's still vold and wet here so it will be another month before any real gardening starts but I'll probably put? a video up before I start to have a 'Before' video for 2012.

I do not know if it ...
By: Teddybearcop48. on 16 Feb 12, 13:48:46
I do not know if it is Warm weather where you live on not. You maybe waiting to make a new garden video.? But I'm looking forward to the next 1.. Keep up the good work. Thanks

Hi Brendan, great ...
By: mugsyjeff. on 16 Feb 12, 07:54:05
Hi Brendan, great to catch up on your plans for this year. Did you? say that was monkey puzzle wood for turning? It'll be great to see how it turns out. take care, bye4now

Very nice plans - ...
By: AsianCookingmadeEasy. on 27 Jan 12, 15:31:16
Very nice plans - Good luck with everything :)?

Hi Brendan, I will ...
By: SquareFootGardening5. on 26 Jan 12, 20:57:37
Hi Brendan, I will make a video tomorrow about my 2012 garden, I think, talk to you? later, Eric

Good luck with your ...
By: GrowSomethingGreen. on 26 Jan 12, 14:20:09
Good luck with your plans? this year!

Wow, lot of work ...
By: loislaney23. on 25 Jan 12, 02:58:47
Wow, lot of work you have planned, I am thinking about downsizing. Seems like our plans are never ending and you are right about? having a reason to get out of bed.lol Good video.

Hi Brendan, looks ...
By: smiffy934. on 25 Jan 12, 01:13:49
Hi Brendan, looks like you have great plans for the year ahead, best of luck with them all. Signs of spring already appearing in the 'tropical' south, there are even a few daffodils flowering! Its been an odd winter. I think the flowering shrub at 4.13 is a viburnum,? but don't hold me to it! Best of luck, Paul.

Brendan, You have a ...
By: scottmanb2005. on 25 Jan 12, 00:32:17
Brendan, You have a monumental task a head of you. It will be hard work, but when it's done , you can stand back and? look at what you have accomplished. It's months of satifaction, that makes it well worth it.

Thanks for tagging ...
By: MrVegetableGarden. on 24 Jan 12, 22:11:06
Thanks for tagging me!! I'll try to post a video? response on sunday! Tomas

Good? luck
By: sugerbear520. on 24 Jan 12, 19:05:54
Good? luck

That is a pile of ...
By: baconsoda. on 24 Jan 12, 18:32:07
That is a pile of crappy Leylandi. I cut 56 of them down one Sunday afternoon. Workshop tours? and plans are welcome.

LOL, this is why I ...
By: baconsoda. on 24 Jan 12, 18:27:39
LOL, this is why I always seem to be frustrated with my work rate...too many plans.?

Thanks Garry. Also ...
By: baconsoda. on 24 Jan 12, 18:26:33
Thanks Garry. Also, you can tag a few people if? you wish to see their plans. I forgot about that bit.

Very nice Brendan. ...
By: garygardens. on 24 Jan 12, 18:02:11
Very nice Brendan. You are way more ambitious than I am, that's for sure.? All that plus plant the beds plus tend the greenhouse. You'll have no time for videos, lol. Regards, Gary

There's? too much ...
By: flyingfisbeefilms. on 24 Jan 12, 17:50:24
There's? too much bloody cold and rain here for me to even want to think about gardening! I'm lying....I'm thinking about it....pondering....pottering.

4:49 turning blanks ...
By: IrishWoodDoctor. on 24 Jan 12, 17:17:06
4:49 turning blanks!!!! what kind of trees are those? do i have to make a vid of my garden, what about me workshop? my garden looks a bit boring at the moment, well it does all? year long but still eh?

also.... hahah i am ...
By: catfish222banjo. on 24 Jan 12, 16:58:49
also.... hahah i am lazy so i dont even pull the weeds anymore, just cover them up with more cardboard/newspaper/paper bags then top with soil/woodchips. there are too many ' weeds ' to spend time pulling them all? i agree!

You're welcome. ...
By: baconsoda. on 24 Jan 12, 16:58:05
You're welcome. Actually, it's very useful to put plans on...well, video because now I have a definite set of jobs for Summer. I've found planning to be the most important part of my enforced retirement because I need goals to keep me motivated and active. Weather - same here, we are going to get down to 0C this weekend which is quite a change from the 11-14C we have had lately. It's the? end of the World... knowing my luck I'll miss it. Brendan.

i live in a rainy ...
By: catfish222banjo. on 24 Jan 12, 16:56:35
i live in a rainy climate and as long as i put the cardboard out when its wet, or i hose it down before i put more soil on top of it or woodchips on top, it seems to stay in place for a while. although on slopes it has rolled downhill a bit, recently i put some logs at the base of the downhill to? hold the material from falling into my pathways. happy dirt playing!

Thank Brendan great ...
By: dalecalder2003. on 24 Jan 12, 15:40:58
Thank Brendan great to see all of your plans for this year. Your gardens are already looking great and you have blooms already wonderful. Our snow is all gone once again and it is 9 degrees out this morning. A very unusual winter for us according to the forecasts for the next week or so it looks like we? will make it all the way through January without a major snow storm. Thanks for doing this video. Dale

Yeah, it's ...
By: baconsoda. on 24 Jan 12, 14:53:12
Yeah, it's basically a way to get your mates to make videos, I think, LOL. You have already made a garden plan video so just add that as a video response to this video and then people will be able to see it. Or, if you are feeling bored, you might want to do another garden plans? video to include other stuff and add it as a response here.

wow you have some ...
By: robbiethewood. on 24 Jan 12, 13:23:13
wow you have some garden? and a lot of enjoyable work ahead of you thanks Robbie

Micromesh Organisation
Posted by: baconsoda

Video duration: 115 seconds

Just how I organise my Micromesh for Kristian. His channel is -
http://www.youtub e.com/user/DublinsWo odWorker?feature=wat ch

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Pimp My Lathe
Posted by: baconsoda

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I did an upgrade on my lathe, a Jet JWL1442. The motor was changed from single phase to three-phase to give me more torque and variable speed and new pulleys and bearings were installed along with some small touches to make using the lathe more comfortable.

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LOL, I couldn't ...
By: baconsoda. on 05 Feb 12, 16:14:20
LOL, I couldn't believe it hadn't been used before. How about 'Pimp My Lathe 2'? Maybe that would encourage other folks to? add their changes as 3, 4, 5... etc? I hope you are still going to show the handles.

I Can't Believe You ...
By: BradburyGuy. on 05 Feb 12, 06:14:39
I Can't Believe You Beat Me To It! I was planning a video called "Pimp My Lathe" I have already made two wood slip-over wood handles to try them out. This is too funny. When I saw the name of your video I? said, Oh Crap! Well I guess you get to be the "Pimp" and I'm left with being the "Whore". I'm happy for you. Sounds like your modified Jet will be an asset to your turning. Now you should take it to the airport and see if you can get it off the ground! Enjoy.

Hi Chuck, thank you ...
By: baconsoda. on 04 Feb 12, 14:06:55
Hi Chuck, thank you. I have a huge red and yellow stop button for that exact purpose...you just mount it anywhere you need access to quick stops. I'll get that? done soon. Also, the control section of the inverter comes off and can be made remote by using a telephone extension lead so I can have it right beside me. The lathe is a lot smoother now with no operational vibration, I'm really pleased with it.

Bre, Very nice, You ...
By: xxxrecon. on 04 Feb 12, 08:57:30
Bre, Very nice, You got some real? good friends. I love it. & it also seems like your happy. Congrats on the upgrade. One thing I would suggest you add is a remote stop switch with a magnetic back., so you can move it anywhere & you don't have to reach behind the lathe in a emergency.

I'm not an engineer ...
By: baconsoda. on 24 Jan 12, 22:42:09
I'm not an engineer but my mate is and he said the same as you? and also pointed out that making belts bar-tight is the road to repairs. I've been using the lathe and have had bo problems with slippage at any speed however heavy the cut. I'm really pleased with the job. Best Wishes, Brendan.

The 'A' section ...
By: 27gnecam. on 24 Jan 12, 20:08:04
The 'A' section belt may look slack, - but in longevity terms, the err on the side of loose fitting of the belt will? give longer lifespan to the headstock bearings and motor bearings since they are running under less pressure. Ps, Nice Blanks!

Our grandfathers ...
By: paloarteinc. on 23 Jan 12, 01:22:49
Our grandfathers had the most heavy duty machinery. With the improvements made to the newer machines, I'd still like to see that sturdiness. But yeah, the? OneWay has some noisy bearings, which they include, unless you note to give a better bearings. Cheers, jake

Thnks Carl. It ...
By: baconsoda. on 22 Jan 12, 22:03:01
Thnks Carl. It took a while because I had to get electrics done and we made some changes to the original plan on the way but I'm delighted with the result because I know the lathe is good for a long time to come. Maybe I'll work? out how to mount a camera above it... Best Wishes, Brendan.

Wonderful job. It ...
By: haydenHD. on 22 Jan 12, 21:38:54
Wonderful job. It is nice have friends in the know. :) It sounds so nice and quite. I am still getting use to how quite my new lathe is. My table saw is three phase and I had to purchase? a converter for it. I found it on Ebay, but it doesn't have the speed control, so I think it was only $80.00. Take care, Carl

Thanks Jake. ...
By: baconsoda. on 22 Jan 12, 21:14:50
Thanks Jake. Oneway too? Have you? ever heard of bearings being replaced on the old machines our grandfathers used? Best Wishes, Brendan.

Thank you. Yes, ...
By: baconsoda. on 22 Jan 12, 21:13:36
Thank you. Yes, it's like a different lathe but still? the same... more power and control in a familiar tool. I'm very happy. Best Wishes, Brendan.

Thanks Gary, I am ...
By: baconsoda. on 22 Jan 12, 21:12:21
Thanks Gary, I am delighted with it. That's what Santa? brought me. Best Wishes, Brendan.

Thank you John. ...
By: baconsoda. on 22 Jan 12, 21:11:26
Thank you John. One thing I'll give my mate is that I get what I ask for after he has established exactly what that is...you know? what these engineers are like about detail. LOL Best Wishes, Brendan.

I know what you ...
By: baconsoda. on 22 Jan 12, 21:09:12
I know what you mean. This Jet stuff is as good as you'll get for the money but I am like you, would love to get my hands on some real? old gear. Bet Wishes, Brendan.

Thanks Robbie, I ...
By: baconsoda. on 22 Jan 12, 21:07:46
Thanks Robbie, I got exactly what I wanted so I'm very happy. Now all I need to do is work out how to mount my camera and? get up enough courage to turn on camera. Best Wishes, Brendan.

I am already loving ...
By: baconsoda. on 22 Jan 12, 21:06:18
I am already loving the changes. One of those times when you just know you got it right. I'm very happy because this lathe and me are in for a long haul (I hope). Best? Wishes, Brendan.

Thanks Gary, I'm ...
By: baconsoda. on 22 Jan 12, 21:04:57
Thanks Gary, I'm delighted with it and notice a big difference in how the lathe works.? It's like getting a new, more powerful lathe, but knowing it inside oit as soon as you start using it. I don't know how I ended up, with engineers, mechanics, plumbers, electricians as best mates but I'm happy enough I did. Best Wishes, Brendan.

That's brilliant, ...
By: garygardens. on 22 Jan 12, 20:17:18
That's brilliant, Brendan. Well done. When I upgraded from my mini lathe, I very nearly bought the same lathe? as you but wanted the electronic speed control (I got the JWL1642EVS). Your upgrade is spot on. You'll love the ease of changing speeds I need to make some handles like yours, another great idea. I also need some handy friends like yours, lol. Regards, Gary

What was old is now ...
By: dalecalder2003. on 22 Jan 12, 17:43:23
What was old is now new again. I'm sure you will get a lot of enjoyment out of the? new improvements.

you done some job ...
By: robbiethewood. on 22 Jan 12, 15:55:51
you done some job on that lathe man you? able to turn some big stuff whit it now looking foreword to seeing it making some dust

Brendan, i've no ...
By: IrishWoodDoctor. on 22 Jan 12, 12:49:03
Brendan, i've no faith in modern machinety now, :-) glad it's working well for you.?

Great video with ...
By: johnrob281. on 22 Jan 12, 12:30:20
Great video with good details on how the conversion was done. You've taken a really fine lathe and made? it much better. Very informative. Good Job! John

nice job? very ...
By: garryentropy. on 22 Jan 12, 11:23:59
nice job? very interesting.

those are some ...
By: tblbaby. on 22 Jan 12, 09:38:12
those are some great mods, bet shes a? joy to work with

Very nice upgrade ...
By: paloarteinc. on 22 Jan 12, 07:16:52
Very nice upgrade Brendan. And, yeah, why don't they put the best bearings in the firs? place, right? Same with the OneWay :) Cheers, Jake

Garden Jan 2012
Posted by: baconsoda

Video duration: 627 seconds

A look at what's happening now. Unusually mild and very wet.

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By: baconsoda. on 23 Jan 12, 11:27:32
Thank? you. I thought I had replied to this message, but, obviously not.

A, good job well ...
By: Teddybearcop48. on 23 Jan 12, 00:55:08
A, good job well done? !!!

Just came in from ...
By: panthiere. on 21 Jan 12, 23:41:45
Just came in from clearing the driveway of snow for the first time this year. The remedy drink is this.....1 lemon squeezed, 2 tablespoons honey, one eighth each? teaspoon cinamon and ginger. Add a glassful of ginger ale and heat on the stove. Drink warm before bed. And get well!

Thank you Rob. ...
By: baconsoda. on 19 Jan 12, 20:52:26
Thank you Rob. Unfortunately she is off work again and feeling miserable, just when she thought she was almost through with this illness. My wife's doctor gave her a sick line so she must be sick because her? doctor doesn't give those out easily. It seems like time is the only cure.

Reading? the other ...
By: bnbob01. on 19 Jan 12, 12:01:02
Reading? the other post & glad to hear you wife is feeling better... Have a great year yourself... Rob

Thank you, my wife ...
By: baconsoda. on 17 Jan 12, 13:37:15
Thank you, my wife has improved a bit so that's good. Garlic - I have always? been told, and read, that garlic needs 20 days of frost. Dale told me just a day ago that Gilroy, California is the garlic capital of the World so the frost thing must be a myth. That would tie in with the strategy of starting garlic in pots in the greenhouse if you have wet land and that garlic is supposed to be fantastic. I'm trying that as well this year. Best Wishes, Brendan.

Sorry to hear your ...
By: gardenvespers777. on 17 Jan 12, 04:25:07
Sorry to hear your wife has not been feeling well. Hopefully she will get over her cough soon. Garlic looks like its coming along well! Does it need a frost? (I really don't know if it does or not.) Wow...you sure have had alot of moisture...seeing all that moss! It must be difficult to grow anything right now. maybe mushrooms! Thanks for thinking of us across the pond & converting? to Farenheit. Celsius seems much more logical..but I"m gettin old too late to change! lol

Thanks Gary. My ...
By: baconsoda. on 16 Jan 12, 21:11:07
Thanks Gary. My wife would probably be a lot better if I wasn't involved but I'm scared of being jailed for neglect. Snow! must be the end of the World if you? get snow. We have had none this year apart from a wee skiff in early December but Winter doesn't really start here until late Jan/Feb. Still thinking about how to do the car video, probably at the weekend or next week as it's for hospital tomorrow. Best Wishes, Brendan.

Thank you. She ...
By: baconsoda. on 16 Jan 12, 21:05:40
Thank you. She doesn't feel so bad but can't stop coughing. Apparently this is what? this bug does.

Thank you. LOL, I? ...
By: baconsoda. on 16 Jan 12, 21:03:55
Thank you. LOL, I? like the little C to F switch too.

LOL, I keep wishing ...
By: baconsoda. on 16 Jan 12, 21:03:06
LOL, I keep wishing for the work to start and know I'll? be in a panic wondering how I'm going to get it done. Still, it's better than being stuck inside.

Thank you.?
By: baconsoda. on 16 Jan 12, 21:01:36
Thank you.?

I'll? be doing an ...
By: baconsoda. on 16 Jan 12, 21:01:23
I'll? be doing an update on the mouldy cabbages because I have a guy coming here to see them. He's a friend who is involved in horticulture so maybe he will give an exact diagnosis.

Hope your wife is ...
By: garygardens. on 16 Jan 12, 20:29:24
Hope your wife is feeling much better. I'm sure having you as nurse has been incentive for recovery, lol. It's nice to see things growing outdoors in January. My garlic sprouted in mid-December and is up maybe 3-4 inches.? Right now it's under some snow, which is fairly rare here. Yes, I could use some advice on car buying... Post the video. Regards, Gary

I'm sorry your ...
By: HomesteadAcres. on 16 Jan 12, 17:34:49
I'm sorry your wife's been sick. Hope she's feeling much? better soon!

I hope your wife ...
By: wmkk808. on 16 Jan 12, 12:30:37
I hope your wife gets better soon, your garden looks great thanks for changing the? thermometer to farenheit I was getting ready to do the math... Lol take care

hahaha.. ya i know ...
By: niffer58. on 15 Jan 12, 23:45:53
hahaha.. ya i know should start them. I'll get them done in the next couple? days. :)

LOL, I wasn't ...
By: baconsoda. on 15 Jan 12, 22:17:17
LOL, I wasn't expecting gauntlets but...let the air-flow begin. We don't need aircon here either so I'll just open the greenhouse during the day and close it at night to copy what you are? doing.

I wish I could be ...
By: docsimonson. on 15 Jan 12, 20:43:10
I wish I could be gardening right now. It is too? cold outside. The garlic and winter onions are coming up, but all else is pretty dormant right now. But it won't be long until there is too much work to do!

You're on.....the ...
By: dalecalder2003. on 15 Jan 12, 20:39:40
You're on.....the gauntlet has been thrown LOL. My plan is to put the fan on a timer, same one I'm using now for winter lights in the coop, have? it come on in the early morning and shut off in late evening. I'm afraid if I leave it going all night I will cool the hoop house down and loose the advantage, for tomatoes. Our summer nights are cool, no need for air conditioning here.

cabbages do make ...
By: panthiere. on 15 Jan 12, 19:15:22
cabbages do make great poultices - and mix a? little dry mustard into the mixture to make it last. Wrap up in a blanket and sweat it out. A friend of mine has a magical natural remedy -- I'll get it from her and post it.

Ah, got you now. ...
By: baconsoda. on 15 Jan 12, 18:49:04
Ah, got you now. If it's any consolation my tomatoes get blight late in the season every? year but I don't air my greenhouse. I think I'll try that this year to see if it helps control the blight because the temperatures don't fall too low at night. How about a parallel experiment? You try a fan and I'll leave windows open because we are both at the same latitude and have maritime climates so close enough for comparison...I think.

I see what you mean ...
By: dalecalder2003. on 15 Jan 12, 16:46:20
I see what you mean but I guess I should have been a bit clearer I'm concerned about the excess humidity next summer. It was late August last year when I started using the hoop house and I had a humidity problem from the start. Eventually I got blight on the tomatoes, so I'm hoping a big fan changing the air frequently might help control it next summer. Fingers crossed anyway. ?

The problem with ...
By: baconsoda. on 15 Jan 12, 14:43:43
The problem with the fan is that you'll be sucking cold air into the hoop house and dumping warm air out. However, if there is little difference in the inside and outside temperatures it might be worth doing because I think plants can tolerate cold air so long as they don't get frost. But then, cold? air has lots of water so would you be introducing conditions that are right for frost? A dehumidifier might be an effective, but expensive, solution.

That's some really ...
By: Praxxus55712. on 15 Jan 12, 14:34:22
That's some really odd looking mold on the cabbages.? We're having crazy weather too. Luckily it's not wet moldy weather.

Christmas Chicken
Posted by: baconsoda

Video duration: 46 seconds

A present from my children.

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By: baconsoda. on 01 Jan 12, 22:30:29
Absolutely and Amen to that. Have? a great 2012, Brendan.

Setting aside any ...
By: stephenhayesuk. on 01 Jan 12, 21:18:34
Setting aside any question about what Christians call 'the feast of the Nativity of our Lord' I am convinced that if Christmas, Yule, Holidays, Xmas, Winter Solstice or whatever we call it is to have any? value, it should be about a REST, friends and family good food and drink and stuff like sitting beside the fire with an enjoyable book in the evening. It should not be about shopping horror or going into debt for junk. Happy holidays Brendan!

LOL, you might just ...
By: baconsoda. on 01 Jan 12, 15:56:42
LOL, you might just have won next? year's contest for me. I won't be returning the bound version of Roald Dahl's 'Complete Tales Of The Unexpected' that I got and am loving when sitting beside the fire in the evening.

next year you can ...
By: stephenhayesuk. on 01 Jan 12, 07:48:40
next year you can paint? him and give him again!

I hope the ...
By: mediamaker2000. on 29 Dec 11, 23:59:31
I hope the chicken's cousin in the oven wasn't made of the same material? your chicken is made of LOL

brendan's been on? ...
By: diversat27. on 29 Dec 11, 18:18:11
brendan's been on? the christmas juice !!! lol

Is that for ...
By: Moonfleet41. on 28 Dec 11, 13:57:05
Is that for sharpening larger pancils than the? cat.? he seem to have 'asumed the position'..lol

I just? rousted my ...
By: tblbaby. on 26 Dec 11, 05:15:27
I just? rousted my teen aged kids out of their holes & made them watch the cat & chicken, which seriously irritated them, but they left laughing.

You've got style ...
By: tblbaby. on 26 Dec 11, 05:07:58
You've got style man! & a hell of an imagination. lol Love that? stuff. Merry Christmas

Eats very little.. ...
By: Teddybearcop48. on 26 Dec 11, 02:29:08
Eats very little.. And no mess in the house...?

have you given her? ...
By: richard1948benz. on 25 Dec 11, 22:53:37
have you given her? a namr

What a great gift! ...
By: garygardens. on 25 Dec 11, 22:14:14
What a great gift! I'll look forward to seeing it in videos all next summer. It's sure to be featured in your garden. Have a great day... Smoking Baby Back Ribs & Beans for Christmas? dinner today. Yum... Gary

But how many? eggs ...
By: dalecalder2003. on 25 Dec 11, 22:12:43
But how many? eggs does it lay?

your a nut,don't ...
By: cooper68ns. on 25 Dec 11, 21:44:36
your a nut,don't ever change....:))?

Thats one fancy? ...
By: Thesmalltowngardener. on 25 Dec 11, 21:32:22
Thats one fancy? yard bird!!

You scared him? ...
By: SleestaksRule. on 25 Dec 11, 20:40:54
You scared him? stiff!

LOL.....u r crazy? !
By: mhpgardener. on 25 Dec 11, 20:20:20
LOL.....u r crazy? !

lovely chicken you? ...
By: emsapowell. on 25 Dec 11, 16:13:05
lovely chicken you? have there...lol

Christmas Cat
Posted by: baconsoda

Video duration: 37 seconds

Pressie for my wife

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Feeding Time at the Zoo
Posted by: baconsoda

Video duration: 244 seconds

Here's our 3-legged cat getting food. A very exciting event indeed.

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She didn't need fed ...
By: baconsoda. on 31 Mar 12, 21:28:25
She didn't need fed yesterday. ? There's a lot of eating in a Collared Dove.

HA HA. I had ...
By: SheeintheRain. on 31 Mar 12, 10:03:15
HA HA. I had stitches in my side for laughing so hard.? this was awsome.

Too funny! ...
By: mediamaker2000. on 29 Dec 11, 23:51:00
Too funny! Beautiful cat! Dad had a three legged cat for years. He called it Baby. It lost it's leg at birth somehow due? to the umbilical cord wrapping around it. I'll have to tell dad about your talking three legged cat! LOL

Lovely? kitty ...
By: ArtesanoLeo. on 29 Dec 11, 02:00:41
Lovely? kitty Brendan, but is it any good as a pencil sharpener ?????

ha ha, my cat is so ...
By: BreakfastBentoBox. on 24 Dec 11, 01:29:02
ha ha, my cat is so fat, if she? lost a foot, it could feed afghanistan. baconsoda, insane wives make life worth living, reminds you you are alive, and actually sane, lol.

She may be a leg ...
By: mhpgardener. on 24 Dec 11, 00:57:56
She may be a leg short, but she's still a pretty cat. I think you? really do like her...deep down ! :-)

hey Brendan when ...
By: robbiethewood. on 24 Dec 11, 00:48:50
hey Brendan when you get that lathe going why don't you make a leg for the? cat

Thanks for that, ...
By: garygardens. on 23 Dec 11, 22:16:44
Thanks for that, I'll sleep much better tonight for having seen a three-legged cat eating. I do have to say? it's a good looking cat despite the missing leg. Looks very healthy. Must be the steady diet of mice... Gary

great? cat
By: ArizonaAdventures. on 23 Dec 11, 17:30:21
great? cat

I had a cat that ...
By: Helioforge. on 23 Dec 11, 16:55:35
I had a cat that lost an eye in a? cat fight when he was three, Oscar lived until he was 16, always bumping into things to the left of him.

I was thinking you ...
By: tblbaby. on 23 Dec 11, 16:41:48
I was thinking you should? set the cats up with those squirrels & see what happens. Squirrels can be really bad ass for their size though. At my neighbors house he's got 3 doxins (wiener dogs) which are supposed to be bred for hunting animals in burrows. I saw the 3 converge on a squirrel, then right away all 3 were screaming & running the other way. Squirrel was hardly bothered. It was something to see, I was laughing hysterically.

call him? tripod. ...
By: IrishWoodDoctor. on 23 Dec 11, 15:56:46
call him? tripod. put the camera on is back and record what he does for a day.

i had a tripod when ...
By: emsapowell. on 23 Dec 11, 15:26:32
i had a tripod when i was a little girl! His back leg was caught in a trap, calcified and eventually fell off... He was a great cat! ? We have 6 cats in our zoo, and feed several more that my neighbor owns but doesn't feed apparently. Then I have 3 large dogs.... lol They'll eat us out of house and home it seems sometimes! But they are family and we love them!

i had a tripod when ...
By: emsapowell. on 23 Dec 11, 15:26:16
i had a tripod when i was a little girl! His back leg was caught in a trap, calcified and eventually fell off... He was a great cat! We have 6 cats in our zoo,? and feed several more that my neighbor owns but doesn't feed apparently. Then I have 3 large dogs.... lol They'll eat us out of house and home it seems sometimes! But they are family and we love them!

i had a tripod when ...
By: emsapowell. on 23 Dec 11, 15:26:09
i had a tripod when i was a little girl! His back leg was caught in a trap, calcified and eventually fell off... He was a great cat! We have 6 cats in our zoo, and feed several more that my neighbor owns but doesn't feed apparently. Then I have 3 large dogs.... lol They'll eat us out of house and home it seems sometimes! But they are family and? we love them!

Poor kitty said ...
By: dalecalder2003. on 23 Dec 11, 13:26:40
Poor kitty said this two legged human is a bit strange but if you keep talking to him he eventually feeds you. LOL Lets hope the snowflake button is just a Christmas? feature, very weird.

Watched this? with ...
By: mikecat23. on 23 Dec 11, 10:38:07
Watched this? with the snowflake button pressed . didn't notice that button before

Potato Reveal, Charlotte, Dec11
Posted by: baconsoda

Video duration: 553 seconds

The suitcase is opened. These were ready in July but I decided to leave them until now.

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Nice Spuds.. ...
By: bnbob01. on 03 Jan 12, 02:16:00
Nice Spuds.. Totally agree about the devolution of 1st world peoples... Many have been too spoon fed at time.. Hope you & yours? had a great one... Rob, B? & the Spawn...

Nice haul out of ...
By: mediamaker2000. on 29 Dec 11, 23:41:38
Nice haul out of your suitcase! I've told many of my friends about the guy who grows potatoes in a suitcase LOL You're right about people looking unhappy while shopping. Michelle and I both noticed it as well. Sorry to hear about your son losing his job. I hope he finds another soon! Glad filling the gaps increased the GH temps. I took my own advice and sealed up a leaky basement doorway at my girlfriend's? house. Made a noticeable difference.

Thank you. It was ...
By: baconsoda. on 27 Dec 11, 13:52:07
Thank you. It was well worth keeping? the potatoes until now because I peeled and par-boiled them and then roasted them in a deep fryer - they were wonderful. The biggest surprise was that, instead of being waxy inside, they were floury so that was a bonus. My children have decreed that I am doing the same next year so they must have been good. Best Wishes, Brendan.

good video ?
By: sugerbear520. on 26 Dec 11, 22:24:48
good video ?

oh? yeah, I could ...
By: tblbaby. on 25 Dec 11, 05:05:58
oh? yeah, I could see that, lol. Pre coffee chirping is brutal on my nervous system these days, though I've been known to be the chirper time to time.

Thank you, and a ...
By: baconsoda. on 24 Dec 11, 08:39:48
Thank you, and a Happy Christmas to you? too.

Good ideas Gary. ...
By: baconsoda. on 24 Dec 11, 08:39:23
Good ideas Gary. I? have chutneys and jams to give out but next year I'm going to try to preserve more stuff because some guy called gary-something, 'gardens' maybe, has got me really interested in dehydrators. Best Wishes, Brendan.

LOl, thanks. My ...
By: baconsoda. on 24 Dec 11, 08:37:34
LOl, thanks. My wife is sick listening to me, especially in the morning when? I am as chirpy as the birds and she is doing her 'slow start'.

Happy Chrisrmas to ...
By: baconsoda. on 24 Dec 11, 08:36:22
Happy Chrisrmas to you, and yours too, Robbie. Any? lathe-related toys from Santa? Brendan.

well done Brendan? ...
By: robbiethewood. on 24 Dec 11, 01:06:58
well done Brendan? nice one from a suitcase. I couldn't believe it i tough one of your kids brought the case home to you for x mass at the beginning but when you cut it open I couldn't stop LOL spuds Lol happy x mass all the best Robbie

Hurrah, the? ...
By: garygardens. on 23 Dec 11, 22:10:19
Hurrah, the? suitcase produces once again. Nice bunch of spuds. In addition to my small wooden gifts, I'm giving dehydrated fruits, peppers and herbs in small packets. You should give loaves of bread... Gary

don't stop talking ...
By: tblbaby. on 23 Dec 11, 16:30:45
don't stop talking man, you're very good at it? : )

you've been Sued (& ...
By: tblbaby. on 23 Dec 11, 16:24:41
you've been Sued (&Kellied)? to reveil You don't like Christmas shopping because your a man, lol + what you said of course. The commercialism is irritating to me too. I've noted there is much less of a rodeo out there this year. I'm making many gifts too.

So much more than ...
By: JaxRL. on 23 Dec 11, 07:13:42
So much more than just a potato revel.? Nice harvest, well said. Merry Christmas and thank you for sharing.

Potato Reveal, Cara, Dec11
Posted by: baconsoda

Video duration: 457 seconds

Cara potatoes. Should have been out in August but tried storing them in the bag until now.

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She probably would ...
By: baconsoda. on 25 Dec 11, 13:30:44
She probably would have told me she couldn't gibe me less coffee because the machine measures it? out or something inane like that. Anyway, hope you are having a great day, whatever you are at.

Thank you. Happy? ...
By: baconsoda. on 25 Dec 11, 13:28:52
Thank you. Happy? Christmas to you too.

Good thinking. Now ...
By: baconsoda. on 25 Dec 11, 13:28:35
Good thinking. Now I'm praying they don't have change the next time I'm there. Hope you are? having a lovely day. Brendan.

LOL, yeah, must be ...
By: baconsoda. on 25 Dec 11, 13:27:28
LOL, yeah, must be nice to be the only coffee shop in Arrivals and not? have to compete.

Yes, I toppled from ...
By: baconsoda. on 25 Dec 11, 13:26:45
Yes, I toppled from my potato pedestal and hit the ground with am immense thud which only served to make me more determined to do better? next year. Well, actually, I didn't really care and won't do anything much different next year. Hope you are having a lovely day, I am. Just sat down here after basting the turkey, all going well in the kitchen and a lovely, relaxed atmosphere because all the prepping was done last night. Those spuds are waiting to be roasted. B

I always was taught ...
By: baconsoda. on 25 Dec 11, 13:22:20
I always was taught that half a loaf was better than no bread but it seems like that adage is gone, well, in this coffee shop anyway. After my offer was refused I said to the lady "95% of something? is better that 100% of nothing" but I don't think it was worth consideration on her part. Anyway, Happy Christmas.

Happy Christmas? to ...
By: baconsoda. on 25 Dec 11, 13:18:59
Happy Christmas? to you too Wally.

Thank you, and? the ...
By: baconsoda. on 25 Dec 11, 13:18:35
Thank you, and? the same to you.

Yeah, but is this ...
By: baconsoda. on 25 Dec 11, 13:18:24
Yeah, but is this what happens when? you are the only coffee shop in the Arrivals area? Maybe they have it too easy.

Selling cups of ...
By: thehittmann1981. on 25 Dec 11, 04:13:39
Selling cups of coffee is an extremely profitable business I really don't see how they couldn't do it for 40p cheaper. On average They would be making somewhere? between $400-500 profit for each 1kg of beans (140 cups) sold.

Happy Holidays, ...
By: scottmanb2005. on 24 Dec 11, 22:32:50
Happy Holidays, Brendan?

I don't blame you ...
By: wmkk808. on 24 Dec 11, 11:31:26
I don't blame you for leaving the coffee shop, that? was just crazy...well I hope you have a wonderful holiday take care, Aloha....Wally

Wow. That is a ...
By: niffer58. on 24 Dec 11, 07:40:35
Wow. That is a interesting story. It's amazing that people can't give in a little i mean put a coupon code in or something. Amazing how people can be even for the littlest bit of? money. Coffee is cheap and they are still making a fortune on it even at the price you offered.

Sounds? like a bit ...
By: garygardens. on 23 Dec 11, 21:58:32
Sounds? like a bit of huckstering going on at the airport coffee stand. You were wise in taking a pass. I think that bag was the slimiest harvest I've ever seen come from one of your potato bags. Glad to see you're only human like me, lol. Regardless of that, I'm sure they were tasty. Gary

dang...that's a ...
By: emsapowell. on 23 Dec 11, 15:10:53
dang...that's a jacked up coffee sale policy!? lol Good thing I don't drink coffee!

Love the Coffee ...
By: Moonfleet41. on 23 Dec 11, 10:28:19
Love the Coffee tail Brendan, my wife rolled her eyes because we have been there twice like that in pubs...and i love to get my own back in royal style... i just say, "oh, ok, well ill have 5 more coffees then as that rounds it up to the value then when she says, thats £22 please...i? just say, "No, its ok, ive changed my mind after all, ill leave those with you.. they loose a fortune in stock for thier greed, and you leave with the satisfaction that you taught them some customer service..pip pip

What the heck with ...
By: JaxRL. on 23 Dec 11, 08:13:47
What the heck with the coffee?! That is just nuts. Love the potato reveals!? Take care and Merry Christmas!

Nollaig shona ...
By: MajorRager76. on 23 Dec 11, 04:55:05
Nollaig shona daoibh!!! and if you ever get into vermicomposting those type of bags are a great? since they are breathable

Oh well, small haul ...
By: tblbaby. on 23 Dec 11, 04:24:43
Oh well, small haul of taders, look pretty tasty though : ) The coffee story was Insane! I guess she could have just filled the cups? a little less? lol, idiots are taking over the world. That & your daughters case is broken into. Great Airport Experience ... NOT

Squirrels Dec 11
Posted by: baconsoda

Video duration: 216 seconds

Spotted these guys and had to record them because my wife believes nothing I say now.

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LOL, I think the ...
By: baconsoda. on 01 Jan 12, 18:54:53
LOL, I think the cats might be more successful than me and even they can't? get near them! Happy New Year to Sophie, you and all yours. Brendan.

Hi Brendan I think ...
By: AndyDaviesByTheSea. on 01 Jan 12, 16:32:47
Hi Brendan I think that you're going to have to invest in paying the royalty on the 'Mission Imposable' theme music as I can see your movie making taking a new turn in 2012. Kind Regards and a happy New Year to you and the family . . . Andy. ?

LOL I haven't won ...
By: mediamaker2000. on 29 Dec 11, 23:27:21
LOL I haven't won against the squirrels yet :-( We're overrun by them. Good luck in your? anti squirrel activities!

I think the ...
By: kokonutbaby1. on 25 Dec 11, 06:37:30
I think the squirrels are cute and fun to watch..yours in Ireland are prettier than the ones I have? in my yard, tho. I was taking some things in from my car this evening at dusk & heard this horrible animal sound I'd never heard before & it made me jump as it sounded like it was coming right at me..turned out it was 2 squirrels fighting in the trees & man were they ever angry at each other, LOL..of course, when the noticed me, it broke up the fight & they took off. They get into my feeder also.

I'm doing a course ...
By: smiffy934. on 24 Dec 11, 01:59:10
I'm doing a course in horticulture and have one lecturer who says the only animal he would willingly shoot is a grey squirrel.? There just rats with bushy tails and better public perception. Greasing the pole as already suggested is a good starting point.Live traps might work but once captured it is illegal to release them back into the wild so a humane dispatch is the only answer. Paul.

Our wives must be ...
By: garygardens. on 23 Dec 11, 21:17:32
Our wives must be related, mine doesn't believe anything I say either, lol. Those squirrels are persistent and clever. We finally? gave up and just put a bit more out for them. Regards, Gary

Grease the poles!!?
By: sueandchellie. on 23 Dec 11, 16:47:40
Grease the poles!!?

The war is on...lol ...
By: haydenHD. on 23 Dec 11, 15:27:14
The war is on...lol. Good? luck! and have a Mary Christmas. Take care, Carl

Easy one there ...
By: Moonfleet41. on 23 Dec 11, 10:16:11
Easy one there Brendan..."Weihrauch? hw100"... 2.42 perfect chest shot.!

Hope? they don't ...
By: rpaulgordon. on 23 Dec 11, 06:46:05
Hope? they don't eat your garden in the Spring!!!

look at him go..lol ...
By: dianemummvideos. on 23 Dec 11, 04:19:18
look at him go..lol must of gotten full.. can? be a nuisance don't have any around here, too many cats.. Diane..

*things. Hate it ...
By: gekizai. on 23 Dec 11, 03:40:59
*things. Hate it when I forget to? make number agree in a sentence.

Tree rats. Only ...
By: gekizai. on 23 Dec 11, 03:31:02
Tree rats. Only thing worse are the? white-tailed (cloven-hooved) rats hereabouts (Georgia, U.S.)

Those little ...
By: scottmanb2005. on 23 Dec 11, 02:02:00
Those little bastards. They caused som much damage in my? garden this year. I bought a trap and relocated them far away. They will eat all of your bird seed Brendan. You better get the war started soon :-}

The cute bushy ...
By: dalecalder2003. on 23 Dec 11, 01:55:50
The cute bushy tailed version of a rat. Good? luck!!

What big fat ...
By: tblbaby. on 23 Dec 11, 01:51:18
What big fat beautiful silver & red squirrels. They have a feeder with a swivel that's the only thing I've seen that works. The squirrels spin round and round until they fly off & run around in circles like a drunk? about to pass out. I've killed hundreds of squirrels in my trees, pretty good eating. I bet yours are delicious, big & fat as they are. I used an air rifle. I kind of like the little beasties, but when they get to many & start coming after us attacking with pee from trees, enough!

i have to laugh? ...
By: MajorRager76. on 23 Dec 11, 01:26:37
i have to laugh? after a news article of the South London crack addicted squirrels from a few years back cant look at the squirrels the same lol

whats the problem, ...
By: garryentropy. on 23 Dec 11, 01:22:56
whats the problem, who? are the nuts for

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