Difference In High Tunnel and Greenhouse, Ep 23

The way you showed concern for people getting frustrated and abandoning gardening was so kind and sincere. 💚

I learned more in 15 minutes from Mr. Leon then any sales person could tell me in weeks

Leon is a very generous man. Generous with his knowledge. He’s no nonsense. I consider it a huge privilege to have met him. He’s a very well respected man not only in his community, but outside as well.

I could listen to Leon say wiggle wire all day 😂 Thank you for the information, this is exactly what I was looking for.

I just purchased a 17 foot by 48 foot high tunnel it is made with a thick gage 1x1 square tubing at 4 foot between ribs this video is very encouraging

Awww 😭😭😭😭😭❤️❤️❤️ He sounds, looks & acts exactly like my Grandpa & Uncles. I enjoyed this so much! He’s very informative & interesting.

HUUGGEEEE THANKS LEON !!! Best High tunnel description and construction methods I've heard / seen so far. Simplified way down the GOOD high tunnel construction methods. Of course; like you said; the "easy, conduit, etc" versions are simple; but you get what you pay for with them. Really like your gift for describing things simply. Step by step and very clear. Keep on truckin' Leon !!!

I love to listen to you for two reasons. One, you know so much and I live to learn from you. Two, you sound like my family in Arkansas and it makes me smile.😊

I just had to make a comment. I had a garden center 16 yrs. We cut 8-12" sections from black 2" PVC pipe, then cut out a strip so we can bend them down over the metal pipe. Works like a charm and less expensive and time consuming than when we bought a section of wiggle wire channels

What a joy to watch you.I really enjoyed your information and knowledge! Thanks Leon! ❤️

When a man in overalls speaks I listen...

The way the phrase "wiggle wire" slides off his tongue is amazing. Great info! Thank You!

Thank you for your video. Lots of good info trying to decide what kind of greenhouse to make. I have use wiggle wire in the past and it’s the only way to go.

You explained the concept of tunneling for heat retention so well everyone should now understand. People always laugh when I put caterpillar tunnels inside the hoop house. I use rebar stakes hammered into the ground to attach hula-hoops to (yes, the toy), cover them with plastic and they work great inside the hoop house. I live in the Canadian Rocky Mountains, so our hoop house gets completely stripped and put to bed for the winter, but I absolutely love how you twist the outside ropes over each 4' section and will be using your method this year. Our winds can easily reach 80-100mph and our hail & wind storms can devastate crops for miles, so anything we can do to strengthen our houses helps. Have you ever attached a water-catchment system to your hoop-houses? Our hoop-houses can produce enough water to more than cover our gardening requirements for the season, we have friends in Alaska that use their hoop-houses to water their crops too. It never ceases to amaze me just how much water we actually collect, in fact, half of it goes to our overflow. Love watching your set-ups and technique, our growing season is of course totally different than yours, but it's amazing how many of your techniques work no matter where you live. Happy Gardening.

Just when i thought I've learned all i need, you go and put out another video to teaching this old dog a new trick..........yahooooowe

Thanks for teaching me something about farming! I've subscribed and hope to learn more to assist in my backyard garden! And to think that former NYC mayor Bloomberg said that there's nothing to farming - "Dig a hole, put in a seed, water it, and you have food!" He might be a billionaire, but he has a lot to learn!

Your the man Leon! 💪

A world of knowledge lives in this man. We should all be this blessed. He has forgotten more than most will know. ❤

This Man knows his business, great information..

great information, Leon is a great person, I have done several deals with him,