yeah welcome to the real garden are still is inspecting of plate of garden green slime a lot of them kind of weedy for you and me but  grows around seattle noxious weed in fact and chickens just love it but it doesn't grow where the chickens can get at it this is from an overcrowded beds that they can't up pretty feral every year just because i've grown it for years and if i let it go to seed me it's everywhere so in this case it is coming up from the cracks in the  the side yard and then forget me nots totally wheat and they love it they will be they really like forget me nots about it forward cleo passed away and she was the queen bee in now the youngsters are coming into their second year and getting pretty full of themselves in the picking on kitty a little b my top producer probably so it's like it's kind of pondering it and thinking that maybe they go together you know that healthy male thing so well and don't forget dandelions i just gave them a couple dandelion leaves and they love those that said though that everything went so dormant this year that  would dandelions were down during the winter and buying them cabbages and stuff all right girls forget a lot of gardening to do actually so hot topics for the spring time let's go strong and the first round of pieces getting that third string about eight inches tall and it's going to be exponential after that we're going to start growing pretty fast in for a number of years and i think it's a very highly underrated vet school is a good way to store summer energy and bring it out in the winter for a nice winter green and normally i been rotating it out sort of mid season i had you know the garlic would come out or a school you know maybe some beets would come out or something and i'd rotate into a late crop of this stuff which produces you know some roots and you get little cheek ons but you don't get those big grocery plastic to keep the rain off of it that's some torrential rains and i'm really glad that the beds were covered so i measured it out you know three rows and we're going to do three rows seed these have lovely small blue flowers when they go to seed and you know those seeds are hidden in there so it's not too deep on these guys and we're going to route than planting evenly along the road we go to about half spacing so like i want these ten inches apart into plant these about every five inches that sounds like and nine and they probably will here got a hold tag from something else and like to mark both ends of the ro green very quick growing almost like an approval so i'm hoping that by the time this chicory starts filling out the row the stuff's going to be gone already more of harvested and  stella right on the head really small trench we will be planting the single e good thick row of this stuff why when they sprout just pile these things in they don't guarantee the sea before they send you a lot of it always in a little bit here you know that's not allo the chickens misbehaving so it's commuting the redirect their behavior and some chicken gets out of the yard it's not their fault first leaf so that doesn't transpire too much water during the feeling process to take a little look at my root stock see what the best to clip on it you know last week i was like well here's how you do it you cut it and clip it and then you know after the show and i'm there jiggling and we're going the graph sometimes just to make a fresh cut you get a better match anyway and again i've got that clip on  shove it down there and then you line it up through the clip see through clips look at the last weeks victims so had these things a little cooler with the bomb in it we've been holden eighty to eighty five degrees in the dark very humid you know  been missing not on the plant so much as around the plants give it a little moisture at that temperature there's a lot of humidity in the air anyway so these are the ones i did last night and as you c see these plants are getting bigger and bigger last week they were you know maybe two thirds this size and i've actually seen that the bigger plants are responding better there's more surface area to that graft and i've really liked working with the bigger plants all the bigger plant graphs look better than the smaller plant grass so this is an aquarium heater inside a flask of water make sure there's water in it otherwise the thing will  and but not on the plant so much because moisture not only in hansen's disease vectors but it will also weight the plant down and get in the leaning over which isn't good for the graft so that's what those guys are going to do for the next four days or five days and ingenuity were great so i had more grass to do so last week's victims were ready actually to come out it was a lucky thing and here they are transitioning into the light into lower so here's the one we did on so it's going to pour him out because i'm i'm certainly not going to use him you can see this is the smaller plant he's pretty sad but actually when i look at the graft i think it didn't take not very well it wasn't very good cut like that so there's just not much bigger in the sinai on there as you know the second round it's funny because here's the second i did third one fourth one fifth one six one and they just got better and better as you can see you know you get your groove on there is a nice funky little specimen the second round this is a core prints on the root stock and as you can see he did and these guys never did will it was really amazing that that extra heat and perfect timidity and the dark i never had put them in the dark actually it's alive so that's that's the way you do it baby so and so i'm going to have some spares you know i mean email anyway you can email me if you want real garden at yahoo dot com it's all one word lowercase you can also call me at the