Glass Greenhouse Build | Flagstones (OFFICIAL VIDEO) 

A busy husband should always make a point to remove "better home and garden" magazine from the mail.

Watched this couple times. Just nice to see some people working on their dreams, during this time of negativity that seems to be filling the world today.

Leave enough room for a wheelbarrow to get between the garden boxes....I just built some with 2x12 oak off the mill...4x8 boxes were perfect! New place looks great guys!

I completely understand that Mrs.Wranglerstar has a small child, but I would LOVE LOVE LOVE for her to have her own channel!! She could teach us all things gardening,canning,cooking,home schooling. The list is endless!!! What a delightful lady!!

its been a hot second since I've watched this channel and Jack was unrecognisable for a blink. He's gotten so big! seriously grown so much so fast!

With regard to aesthetic things around the home, I have learned that while I often have an opinion, I rarely have an opinion that matters. Happy wife, happy life.

“ That’s not true I’m just on video so I have to”. Very clever comeback by Jack

It’s amazing how our wives can convince us to do things that we would never dream of doing ourselves. Looking forward to seeing how it all turns out.

Those flag stones are a nightmare to move by yourself, but you and Jack made it look like butter. Thanks for sharing. Cant wait to see the final outcome of the Project. We need a update on Starlink!!!!

Really impressed with Mrs Wranglestar home making skill. They don't make'em like that today.

That roof on the west side of your house facing the garden is perfect for a gutter and rain water collection system!

JudithB I put in box beds this past winter and they did well this summer. I have 2 4x 32' and I got cow panel arches over the path between those two beds. Tomatoes are almost to the top on one side and beans up the other side and crawling down the other side. Peppers are in the same row with the beans, and I put a water ditch down the center of each bed which I flood with water. This didnt leave much water for weeds but watered everything else well. The Hummingbirds and dragonflies zip through the arches, and fun to watch. I paint tractor pins bright red so easy to find when they fall out!!!

Its cool seeing jack growing. I remember when he helped you build the bridge back at the old homestead what…. Three or four years ago? How time flys.

We have a large garden with fourteen 4 ft x 12 ft garden boxes. We put some of them 2 feet apart and some 4 feet apart. After two years of gardening, we are thinking when we build out new garden, we will build them SIX FEET apart (4 ft apart at the bare minimum). The reason is that our garden has been extremely successful and the garden boxes overflow with vegetables, with many of the plants spilling into the walkways and making it hard to access the plants on all sides. More room is better! Also, we surrounded our garden with 6 ft tall horse fence (2 inch by 4 inch mesh). We haven't had any problem with deer and we live in a forested area with a ton of them.

That is such an amazing piece of land. I hope your family enjoys it for many generations.

Wish I had these kind of memories my dad or any at all.

Been here since the beginning brother. Felt compelled to comment for the first time. I am in pest control. Gotta a golden rule for ya. “Keep all foliage 3ft away from the perimeter of your home”. That includes trellises. Essentially you are inviting pest activity via bridge from foliage. Spiders, ants etc. it’s a pleasure to watch you hash it out and complete projects. You do it right! Thank you.

Cosdy, you have a good balance there, Mrs Wranglerstar is creative and sees joy in things being unbalanced, you on the other hand crave order and balance. What you end up with is the best of both, pleasing and natural to the eye but functional and well built. Much like my wife and I and our endeavours. Great video.

I'm on another binge of your videos today, it's lovely to see how kind & happy your wife is!

Cody: “Someone took the pin” Farmers: “So it’s your first time?”

What an invaluable skill Jack is gaining by learning to operate such a diverse range of machinery! You're raising a Renaissance man Cody!

Good morning everyone

7:37 what an amazing shot, father and son lined up to work

I’ll be honest here I know mrs.W don’t really show up on videos alot but it but she put a smile on my face when I saw her 😅

This channel is my source of inspiration to keep working towards financial freedom. Look at the beauty of what you can achieve when you're no longer a slave to the lender.

Gotta love Mrs. W!! With a similar comment from my wife I found myself building a basement bedroom for our three little girls. 🤣

Always nice to see Mrs W .

Enjoyed the video. Recent East Coast subscriber. I initially thought your confidence was cockiness, but I’ve learned it is just external confidence.

Cody is really staring to shine, both in his wit and abilities.

Getting an early start this morning. This west coast guy is posting videos before this Midwesterner finishes his coffee this morning.

So glad to see you lower the load all the way before transport! Can’t tell you how many times I have seen someone skip that step. They didn’t always get away with it!

Can’t wait to see the garden project and in full bloom next year. Looks like you planned it well. 👍 Hälsningar från Sverige

Cody, like some of the others have posted, gotta love watching someone explain her vision, and watching you turn that vision into reality. Great to Jack again as well.

I really like your video's Cody. You have a wonderful family.

Looks like a great project. Lots of fun to get it set up this fall.

I am feeling a collaboration coming on with the Garden Answer channel. (Another very hardworking youtube family.)

Thanks for sharing. You guys make a great team!

At 6:00 it would be best to tilt the load back some too. It transfers the weight back a little so the rear of the lift doesn't come up. Joan J. raspberries are great, they come up late in August and produce right into the winter. They freeze well too and make great jam.

your family gives me hope for a family of my own. thank you

You've raised a man, Cody. Proud of you both. Of course, I live on the east coast, so take that for what it's worth.

Your view is gorgeous ❤️

I love how you teach jack to fish instead of feeding him fish..so to speak..you always ask his opinion & go with it, let him learn from experience..i always thought my dad was lazy when i'd ask for help & he'd say what would you do if i wasn't here? He made me find a solution even if it failed..now i'm very good at figuring things out..i love how you teach jack & love your videos..you remind me of my dad. Much love fam

Having all that food on site will be a blessing

Have tree, tie rope to tree, other end to pallet. Drive forward. Problem solved. Love you, your family, and always look forward to your content!

The garden area sounds great and the flagstone will look amazing!

When I worked landscape construction we typically just used hand trucks with straps or brute force for flagstone. Then again we often said the only thing needed to work landscape construction was "strong backs and weak minds" perhaps bring in some bigger rock and do a water feature near your flagstone patio, you can really ad some tranquility in not that big of a space.

Cody, you are a blessed man in Mrs. W. Beautiful young Lady and I like seeing you two together in a video. Wonderful family for whom I pray after I watch your videos.

That will look great!!!

The garden is going to be amazing! Lot’s to learn from this project. Make sure to take us along while you make it happen!

It was fun meeting Mrs. W.

For planter box path spacing use at least 30-36 inches. Even better if you have the wagon/wheelbarrow you will use in your garden make sure it will fit :) I have never once said "I wish there was less space between these boxes".

10:48 personally for me, I’d want to show off the garden and greenhouse; so I’d go with a Colonial Gothic/French Colonial Gothic style 3ft - 4 ft (2 rail) picket fence (with around 1½ - 2 in spacing) that gives you a fence, but will allow you to see and show-off THAT BEAUTIFUL GARDEN AREA. Naturally, can play w/ picket spacing and if want a more “private” garden area (like your own personal Oasis Hideaway) do a 4 ft - 6 ft fence w/ board on board dog ear pickets or other similar type. But, it all depends on what “LOOK & FEEL” you & Mrs. W want to achieve with garden area, that when that’s figured out; would give ya a better sense to what the area “needs” for its fence. Know sounds weird, but I like to “read” the project/area and “let it speak to what it should be”…..(same thing when installing tile, flooring, etc…). But if you are dealing w/ wildlife maybe a 6 ft Lattice or Louver Fence to keep them out; but still have the ability to “see” the garden thru the fence, along w/ adding a different unique look of its own 🤔 As can “see” what everything will look like already, actually seeing a completed project is “magical” and still the best part of the job…..never gets old, finishing a job and doing final walk through and looking at what it was to is now; just so magical, imo…😊 God Bless✌🏻

Will be following closely the progress of this new project. It's very close to my heart.

Great video,bless your family

2:03 sweet kitty kat!

Coming from an emotionally and physically abusive childhood its heart warming to see a real family doing good. Great job, my hats off to you.

Jack is one smart kid.

We bought the same greenhouse two years ago and found that birds would hit the glass and injure themselves. We put little animal lay-ons which are made for that on the side glass. Thanks Mrs. W.

My garden area is 16ft x 16ft using hog panels as the fencing. Posts were 8ft with 2ft in the ground one on each corner. The hog panel fencing gives rigidity to the whole thing. Then I put string all the way around the top of the garden on the posts. Deer think the fence is a solid 6ft tall and won't jump it. I bet your biggest problem will be rabbits. So put chicken wire around the garden on the hog fencing. So far so good.

Wise man! And yes leave more room than you think.

I think it will be Beautiful, you are a BLESSED MAN !!! I Think I missed something about the plow thing that helped to irrigate the pastures , comming out from the head gate's??? GOD BLESS YOU AN YOUR FAMILY !!!

What a wonderful garden it will be. Have you thought about an asparagus bed? Know they shade out everything near them in the summer but can provide wind block. Dont know if the deer enjoy them.

Looks like a great project

Well I think you blocked me from way back but I'll say it anyway. .. beautiful to see how happy you and your family are in these crazy times. Always love a garden expansion!!! 😍😍

Really enjoyed the video thank you. Must say Lucy has been wonderfull company over the years. A very sweet dog indeed. 🇦🇺

im excited for this project... i want to do flagstone myself.

Flagstone makes a really cool patio.

Cody for a fence I think a heavy gauge black hog wire fence with 4x4 posts painted black and mitered on the top would look really nice. I’d advise googling for I,ages since there are so many different options. You could keep it simple and just use staples and post or you could build a metal frame!

Another great video brother! God bless

just a few ideas.... i see you still have your old ford. for some reason id see you taking the box off and getting a 500-600gal tank put on it with a pump and make it a fire rig/ swimming pool filler. well..... that's what i would probly do with it at this point. also.... on the mention of rhubarb and snow load ..... I'm from northern Maine and rhubarb does very well..... so well I recommend putting it under the roof were the snow load covers it and holds it back some in the spring by the time the snow melts so you still have some for when strawberries come in.

I appreciate your business so your positive response is highly appreciated.

Thank you

As a husband of a flower person never leave your self open to get pulled in to the flower garden world ! You will pay for it!🥸😜🤪

Happy wife happy life. No truest words ever made.

@9:14 This is a smart man 😁

That is going to be very nice. It is good to have a fence around the garden. One thing I have learned over the years about deer. You can plane all the "deer don't like plants" you want, BUT you better plant more than you think you need, because they have to take a bite to see if it is edible or not, and after the whole herd takes a bite, there goes the plant!! Going to be real nice.

Rubarb is delicious I remember having that in our garden growing up... we had 2 cherry trees as well... our neighbors had strawberries we stole and they weren't ever happy about lol... Rubarb pie 🥧 is just tart and awesome 👌. Man that brings back childhood memories!

This is going to be amazing! I like things organic and wild too!🦋🌺 I also have that same dress! It’s so comfy! It looks so pretty!

Thanks.

Wow that’s really nice

This channel has been the best new channel I have found in 2021. This guy can do anything! And he is very family oriented. He's like what every man should become, like an archetype. I learn so much from this channel. Now that I have a couple of acres of my own, it makes me excited to get out and do projects on my own. ...still skeptical about the divining rods video though..... but I can let that slide ;)

Classic episode. Well done. So many aspects of good things all in one story.

I grew up the same way you guys did if we did not have a tool My father fashioned it and made it work never a failure i’m teaching my kids the same way try to do everything yourself in case you have to hire somebody to do something you cannot do 👍

You two are adorable!

Man...that Pavement Queen sure does pay for itself... the fact that it seemed to be nothing to it wowed me.

If you Keep the pallets hooked together as you back up. When you come back for second trip it’s already on the edge of surface.

Great advice on unloading the trailer of heavy stone. This video could be used as an instructional video on how to do it right. Also how many east coaster guys would have driven the forklift off the pavement into the grass to get the load closer to the job site. Nice work!

Very impressed that Mrs.W called it a hose bib. Your son is doing a great job. He will really appreciate the knowledge when he gets older.

Raspberry can also be planted and trained espalier (French), keeps the nicer to look at but require annual pruning. My blackberries grow on a wire or 4 of them. Are you gonna take out the trees shading the garden? Unless it’s evening shade that make for a nice relaxing evening wind down from the day. Mika (formally Whitshobbyhomestead)

Professional Homeowner's lathe (grinder)... Good enough for most jobs.

Mt Fuji. That's a cool view.

That all sound awesome can't wait to see it come to life.

Never seen flag stones been done before so this should be interesting

When I'm at work and I have to unload a pallet that's pushed back I just hook a tow strap to the mast of the forklift and wrap it around the bottom of the pallet and just start backing up until my fork can reach it.

Get a bar that connects to your trailing arms on your three point hitch. Attach your hitch ball to that. Then you can back under the trailer tongue lift it with your three point hitch and move the trailer around without having to crank the jack stand up and down.

Cog hill farm ,uses flags around there garden fence to increase the height and to deter the deer 🦌

deer can jump tall fences Super great as always

Now I get the ground prep.

Hire yourself a vacuum lifter for the excavator they are amazing and make laying big stones like that very easy

If you want to break the flagstone use a broom handle under the stone at the break point. Wear safety glasses,Take a hammer and make multiple light hits along the broom handle line till it breaks.