I love my gals (Chickens), but I do find them very testing at times. I had a real challenge integrating a new flock with the old gals. It put my patience to the TEST! So much so, I am making my next video about it!

I wasn’t going to put these up but I sent to Marty as I figured he would appreciate a better look at Marty’s Pride. But Marty said share so if you want to watch and listen feel free if not Marty has videos on the tube you can get better info from and not waste time on these

Good morning all. Not gardening related, but this is one of my favourite spots to walk my dogs early in the morning. Sorry for the glitchy end of the 2nd video, I encountered too much shrubbery.

So as you guys know I started some tomatoes a couple of months ago and they didn't work I they died ,we have started again, today I have the day off, so I've done my first 90 seedlings for my tomato chili challenge. It looks like a lot but one of these trays is going to my mother-in-law's house I didn't actually get to plant out all of the varieties yet because there's 10 plants of each within those trays so I still need to do some succession planting with the rest of the varieties and try those maybe next month. In here I have money maker, Roma, banana legs, sugar lump, blue Gold, I snuck some extra luffas in here.. And for the chilies I have planted siam, Thai and fire and ice. Varieties that I still have to plant in January/February...principe Borghese, yellow tommy toe, Amish paste, gold nugget, beefsteak, yellow stuffer and brown Berry

This part of the garden is slowly getting there with calendula, potatoes, corn, grapes, capsicums, and bulbs.