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[caterinaliberatore]

So true about learning about gardening and connecting community. No matter how small, a garden can happen.

[NipItInTheBud]

I agree with you regarding the gardening community. It’s a wonderful community that’s always willing, at least in my experience, to share experiences both successes and failures and to share information in general!

[tylerehrlich]

Holy crap I think I have one of those outside my house! My cat pointed it out to me just yesterday and I wondered what in the world it was. Thanks youtube algorithm for showing me this vid, and thank you James for educating!

[lgmbornschlegl]

There is nothing like nature to teach us and it testifies of Him. Thank you so much for all your lessons.

[javier]

Amen. Being faithful with the little. Also being obedient.

[refkenc]

I like the different viewpoint of the garden. The wider camera angle gives better view of how you organized your trees

[loisbrace]

O M G!!!! I am loving EVERY video that you make!! I have been "binging" and I know way more NOW than I did prior to finding you... AND I thought I knew alot. FAR from it. Thank you Tuck and James!

[ArTofRazor]

Awesome stuff....this planet needs more people to be inspired by you.

[toriann]

I really really enjoy watching your videos and your little Turk is a little cutie.. watching your videos are very informative while staying light hearted.. Blessings to you and Turk 🙏

[dylnthmsn]

Permaculture could save the planet! Love your channel James!

[NS-pfzc]

You're a good guy, James!

Yes, it's pretty astounding how much you can learn when you start diving into gardening and observing nature. The life lessons, the appreciation of Creation and the cycles of nature. We were originally placed in a garden, we learn best there, I think. Thanks for all the tips!

[rachelnoel]

I love this more laid back style of video. It’s more conversational. Thanks!

[riverratrvr]

James, you're so generous in spirit and heart. Thank you for the videos. Your faith is so important. Being thankful and grateful is key to hearing from God!

[stanmack]

Very valuable indeed! The gardening community alway keep others informed of what they’ve learned and/or have practiced. Keep posting teacher. Shout out to the Tuckster👍🏽

[loue]

When I was about 7 or 8 I use to love finding their "nest" we would watch them to see when they hatched. Well I decided since we missed them hatching most of the time and I found one in the winter and of course I didn't want them to be cold. So I decided to bring it inside. I put it in a jar and I wanted them to have air so I poked nice "big" holes so they would get air and put it in my room. Of course I forgot about them until there were all these little teeny tiny praying mantis ...EVERYWHERE LOL My mother was not happy. Most were still in my room which made it a little easier to catch them. I got dozens and put the little guys back outside but it was weeks later we would still find them.

[sd]

What I love about watching you is your love for nature and the respect that comes across in each video. You do such a great job!

[katysuemarfil]

“He that is faithful in that which is least is faithful also in much” Luke 16:10a...Thank you for this reminder James! Keep these videos coming! I am SO grateful to be learning from and being inspired so much by you. God bless!

[clintstone]

I saw the first video you made about them. While clearing my fence on the neighbors side I spotted a pod and moved it into my garden. With all the berries you have I've wondered why you don't have a mulberry tree. I should be getting my Illinois everbearing mulberry any day now. I'm not trying to advocate raintree nursery over another but unless they've ran out they have them. Thanks James for inspiring me through this very long winter in kansas city MO with all of your videos. This will be my first season to grow in BTE. I moved here from Louisiana and it feels like I'm gardening on an alien planet with a system "BTE" that I've never used before. I ordered to many seeds from baker creek to grow in the part I already have wood chipped, I'll finish off the rest of the yard this year. I'm excited to see what you do with that 1600 pack that you received.

[ejbcuccioli]

James, what a beautiful video and what a beautiful man. Tuck, Tiny, and all plants and creatures in your garden are truly fortunate to share their lives with you...I believe to have asked before if you are aware of "Korean Natural Farming" because if you are'nt I think you would would find it facinating indeed--again, should you ever travel to Italy, please know how welcome you would be here at the foothills of the Sibillini Mountains in the Marche region....thank you so much for all you share and your deep inspiration--un abbraccio forte, Elizabeth

[pdfaulkner]

I was so excited to see so many of them in my yarden this year!!! Thanks again for teaching us what they look like.