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California Garden TV: Happy New Year! Full tour showing what we’ve been up to.



Its 2023! Hope you had a great holiday season. We did, but we have been very busy getting projects done. Can’t wait to show all of it in this video!

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46 Comments

  3. Brenda Jackson

    You have so many projects. I love to see how you progress. Hooray for Bill and Caesar. I am really looking forward to the coop being finished. You should get a spread in a gardening magazine when it's done. Exciting times in 2023.

  7. Rowena Kotelniski

    Happy New Year! You have made so many changes over the last year to you new property. 2023 will bring more changes as you implement your 5 year plan. I can’t imagine all the decisions you had to make when you realized how many slopes you had to deal with. What I can say is that it looks amazing!

  10. Marc Schoenfeld

    unless I missed it, you had indicated that you would be putting out a video on putting the garden to sleep as winter approaches for those of us that live in such a climate. Did you ever do that or did I just miss it?

  14. I U.

    Everything is starting to gone together nicely.
    One has to make use of the cooler months. Same here in Texas.
    Just a thought. Wouldn’t it look nicer and be less slippery, if you put gravel in between the vegetable beds, instead of straw?

  17. t gardenchicken

    Great progress. Love the chickens. Wondering about the wide path and steps, have you considered adding a ramp on one side of the steps for wheel burrows and such? Or incorporating some easy method to convert stairs to ramps if needed? I love seeing all your ideas and projects.

  19. Emily BH

    Don't be too eager to plant baby fruit trees you order from the nursery, even though it is the dormant season. I speak from experience and if you have anything less than optimal conditions, there is a 50% chance they will not take hold and thrive. Half of mine died the last time I tried to plant right after they arrived. It is better to put them in a gallon ( or larger) container and nurse them thru the first year and THEN plant them when they have not had to endure stressful shipping etc.

  21. PJ

    So glad to see your progress – looking forward to Homesteading videos with details. Happy New Year to you and your family.

  22. Tani Kirtz

    I love seeing the new crops coming. Im in Minnesota so it will be a while before I can even start sees. The tomatoes look so good!

  23. Irasema Calvillo

    Happy New Year!!
    Wow your place looks great!
    Many thanks to Bill for all the help.
    I'm just looking at your property and in the hopeful future I will be seeing myself too. 🙏 Blessings to you and your family for the new year

  25. Wran Ther

    Happy New Year Brian! Looking forward to an enjoyable year filled with many of your antics and activities! -Bob…

  28. Sheryl Threet

    You have a beautiful view of the mountains! You inspire me not only to get my garden going but also to get other task finished.

  29. Avelina Hayes

    Happy New Year looking great. With the Eucalyptus trees gone it's such a beautiful open space. Love all the improvements you've made. Looking forward to 2023 with you all.

  30. Lindy Smallwood

    Looks like a exciting year. Not sure what going to happen here in Arkansas. It’s was freezing, now it’s warming up again. It will be interesting. Looking forward to learning more gardening techniques from you Thank you! ❤️🌺

  33. Brian Barker

    Good info, you've accomplished a lot of progress. Did I see a red manual post pounder in the background where you are putting steps?

  45. Pamela Smith

    Happy new year Brian and loved ones, may it be the best year you have ever had. More power to your gardening arm and your amazing imagination. Seasons Cheers, Muffy from Oz (Australia)

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