Hearted Youtube comments on Anne of All Trades (@AnneofAllTrades) channel.

  1. I don't know you guy's personally but I have to say I'm really glad to see that you both are trying to fix your problems within the marriage! Also it's impressive to see that Adam has tried to help you out around the farm and with the animals to the best of his abilities. Not only that but I hope and wish the both of you are able to overcome any problems or little niggles within the relationship and are able to stay together for many many more years to come. When you love each other anything is possible!!!. As alway's guy's 💯% 👍 🇬🇧. P.s. Adam just remember the farm side of the work wasn't something that comes naturally to you and not only did you do it impressively but the biggest thing to remember is that things could have gone far far worse than you thought possible, not only did you survive but so did each of the animals. 👏🙌
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  2. I love all the names of all the animals. 💜
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  3. We are also helping ourselves when we do this work. Not just by giving us food and beauty, but our physical and mental/emotional health, and our spiritual health can be improved via gardening. Trouble shooting, patience, and our ability to follow through with a task are improved. I am a brand new (first year) gardener, older, and have a disability. However, gardening has shown me and others that I am still able to do so much...I just need the help of others from time to time. That is not a bad lesson to learn, either. We all need a little help now and then. We can all give a little help now and then, too. Thanks, Annie, for helping keep some of the old ways alive! There is something to be said for the sense of community that gardening/shared interests bring. And the empowerment of learning to create things, rather than purchase them is fabulous!
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  4. She has good taste. Her shed conversion is one of the better ones I have seen.
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  5. I’m getting prepared to plant 15 King Mulberry trees. I propagated them from a bare root tree that I planted 3yrs ago.
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  6. I am a woodworker and the father of two young girls and although I am impressed but not surprised by you and your talent and drive, I would love an afternoon to speak to the parents of such a young woman. Clearly they got it right.
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  7. I LOVE MY WEEDS! They're so delicious and nurtritious, and medicinal! (at least for many of them) Lazy Gardening isn't quite an oxymoron, but a lazy gardener is still a hard worker. Cheers!
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  8. I’m sure it was staged but I LOVED ❤ that you addressed MULCH VOLCANOES up front in the teaser. Always hated seeing those, especially from real ‘landscapers’! This is the best video I’ve ever seen on planting and arranging the roots of a new tree! 🌳 This guy is a real treasure! (Well, you, too 😊 ) I enjoy all your content but this series is AWESOME! I agree with the other commenter who said hurry hurry hurry with the next part!
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  9. Great video, 25 years ago we started with 8 3mo nannies and through trial and error, advice, and learning, we got as high 44 at one time. It was a great experience for our kids, and the family. Your video did not talk me out of goating, but did hit on alot of the things we experienced. We initally trained our goats with a bell. For the first 5 days we kept them in the secure/barn/pen area, and rang the bell before we fed them. From then on, if we needed to catch them up or call them up, we rang the bell. Later on the noise of the chain saw would bring them running. From time to time i would cut branches from privet hedge/trees and they responded to the noise. Great memories, of lucy, Ethel, tbone,daisy, sandy, rebel, ellie mae & granny, and all their kids!
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  10. FACT - here in the UK the most important tool in the workshop is the kettle 😜
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  11. OMG, Anne is so cute... She's so excited about 3D printing. This video is awesome, for some reason!!!
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  12. Thank you for confirming my practices of procrastination and Hügelkultur, which basically means I dump all the old sticks, branches, leaves, sawdust, food scraps, and flower garden trimmings into my food garden every year. Going on 3 years of yummy food~:goodvibes:
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  13. I feel your pain Adam! My wife was out of town for 5 days and I had to manage the farm on my own and I had extreme anxiety that I was going to forget something. I always try my best, but there's always a nagging feeling that I've forgotten something and I'm hoping to never have a day where I find out there was a loss due to my failing memory. It's a lot to take on and you have all the respect in the world from me for supporting Anne's dreams.
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  14. So glad you didn't waste time watering or weeding, but went on vacay. You are even more zany and fun, idk how that's possible. I have to remember to steal the leaves and soil around any specimens I steal from natural settings; Anne told me to do it! LOL. Thanks for another fun video. I can't believe you chomped down on that hot pepper.....
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  15. BayyBeee GOAT! Do do do dooo =D
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  16. What kind of monster would down vote this video?
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  17. @miss_mish  Thank you. I also spread out seeds in bare spots to help coverage and rake them in. I like to mimic nature as much as possible.
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  18. I was about to leave to get some fruit trees and Anne had to release a new video. 😂 Thanks for this awesome video!
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  19. Anne, your energy, enthusiasm and smiles make this a fun video. Blessings to you.
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  20. The previous owner of my little farm left some tools behind. I didn't know what one of them was until I saw this video - now I know its a broadfork. Thank you, Anne!
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  21. I'm left with a warm heart after watching your video.
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  22. Is this the infamous no-dig comedy channel? This was hilarious.
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  23. Keep up the good work it’s worth it God bless
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  24. Yes, thank you! I just found your channel and as I watched this video I thought about how nice it would be to have my own workshop and land for gardening. I suffer from depression and have been in bed for the past week. I constantly doubt my ability to follow through with projects bc some days it’s all I can do to take a shower and feed myself. But, I keep on keepin’ on! Good for you on all that you have accomplished! Keep up the good work 💪🌱☕️🐄🌻. You have inspired me!
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  25. Buy a cheap bottle of baby powder and fill with DTE or save and reuse a spice container. I use both lawres seasoned salt container and a baby powder container for dusting chickens. Works great.
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  26. YESSSS!!!! I've been waiting for this one ever since you teased it! I realize the room for it on this channel may be limited, but I'm here for any tree content you want to put up!
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  27. Looks like your cat is addicted to you. 😂😂😂😂
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  28. My farmer-neighbour often reminds this city boy of a saying in farming... "If you have livestock, you'll have dead stock" ... it goes with the territory... deaths during birth, of pregnant cows and calves, pneumonia, diseases, accidents... predation from wild animals.. I personally have witnessed all of this myself, I sometimes wonder how they can keep going on, its not like they are making big money !!... 😕 I once witnessed a week-old calf excitedly run around a shed and run into a concrete wall, breaking his neck !! Just like that !! ...😥
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  29. I’ve always dreamed of building a tiny house for myself, how i wish I had your great skills . . I love the idea of building something with my own hands . . You’re awesome!
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  30. Hi Anne thanks for the information, couldn't have come at a better time. literally building a compost this weekend for the back garden. It's like you knew 😆
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  31. Beginning gardeners in more arid environments, you will need to set up drip irrigation to achieve Ann’s amazing lazy garden! Rain helps Ann achieve the laziness!
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  32. Well explained! April sent me! Subscribed!
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  33.  @AnneofAllTrades  Ash also contains potassium. That could be what your blueberries get out of it.
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  34. I'm so excited for my garden this year! Last year I experimented a lot and tried stuff even when I knew the condotions weren't perfect just so I could learn ❤ Now I have a years worth of seeds organized, my planting times charted and the garden beds (mostly) prepared. I also bought a monthly planner, not for planning but to use as a garden journal that's easy to reference next year so I can continue to learn and grow (pun intended 😂).
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  35. I like a little pasta with my garlic. My kinda girl!
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  36. Ah for the days when working on engines was sooooooooo simple!👍✌️😊🙏🏼
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  37. Great video, your explanation was as good as I’ve seen and heard others do the same thing. Making you on point and true. You do have a style. Keep up the great videos Mrs. Anne
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  38. Mental health: A great service your personal self disclosure and normalizing mental health. Bravo
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  39. I love Anne's personality. She makes my ADHD self feel at home lol.
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  40. thank you for all your content and a Dutch saying: the one who does not make any mistakes does nothing at all . Keep the videos comming, happy new year
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  41. Just drinking my coffee and watching this, feels like I'm walking round with you. Brilliant video, thanks!
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  42. Planting late is something that we're just now learning :-) We always waited for the weekend after the "last frost", but then a couple weeks later things die off from the cold! We're waiting until June to plant tomatoes this year!
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  43. I totally agree. I appreciate most, her being herself while telling us. 😊❤
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  44. Didn't see any failure here, just a prototype and progressive improvement and refinement. Pretty sure Monsieur Roubo didn't get his bench "right" first time off the blocks either ;) Thanks for the inspiration and encouragement!
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  45. @AnneofAllTrades  I too am a homesteader living off-grid in a yurt. Many have suggested I should make videos about the experience. I will not. While each experience is different and we can learn from each other, I do not wish to make how I am going about living my retired life fodder for an army of inspectors and bureaucrats. There are enough homesteading videos out there to give everyone an idea about it and yours are among the very best of the genre.
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  46. OMG! I am sitting at work and was taking a break looking for homesteading videos after purchasing 10 acres in Az. I am sitting here almost in tears! I completely resonate with everything you had to say. I just want to live this life more than anything right now. Being a country girl from CA this life is how I grew up. I now want this life for my girls. I am starting out with a vegetable farm and really want goats and chickens. Thank you so much for posting this video!!
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  47. Skillfully done and an amusing application of Buzz Lightyear. When I teach wood turning, I recommend using all common senses except taste. In this case, the carving sound tells a story about the wood, grain and the cutting edges even though it is behind the narration and music.
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  48. ​ @PazLeBon  Fear is unsustainable and can only motivate in the short-term for poor or deteriorating results - this is not the same as purpose. When fear is used on the farm, it can harm the health of the animals and cause more work than you needed or give you bad produce. When used in your town or community, it will make your relationships shallow and sow distrust. When used at home, it will harm everyone around you. All will see diminishing returns and burn out. Fear is not purposeful, it's short-sighted.
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  49. I for one have learned a lot from you. Thank you for being so honest and also for correcting mistakes. You are a great example of what is possible when we overcome our fears. Something else I find really encouraging!! 😊
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  50. “Lazy gardening” is working with nature. Love this 💚
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