We have a monumental renovation task ahead - it's nice to see bits get finished 

It's good to see you both looking so well. I love your stone walls.🥰

Your dedication to those stone walls is a credit to you.. you do it slowly and properly and show how it should be done ❤

Great work over all, jobs well done, keeping the detail of your old stone wall & love the tables etc., great workmanship.

You are right ,reaĺy monumental task ,with so many stone walls ,but it worth it , respecting the environment traditional .... glad your trees go well Sharon .

Bit by bit, and you’re making great progress. It’s a joy to watch. 🇺🇸

You both have courage ...❤❤

Andy the table looks great. Beat your glad to see Sharon back. Really glad you finished the wall off it’s nice to see it finished. Great idea about grafting it to the other tree hopefully it will work out for you. ❤❤😊😊. Nice to see some sunshine as you know the weather in the UK hasn’t been great.

Nicely done stonework. You can join the local stone mason group I would think.

With the outcoming sun 🌞 the next periode. It will great for the plants&three's.

It’s so nice to see progress.. as always done with thought and not hurried.. love those stone walls ❤

Make the water holding dams round all plants slightly bigger and mulch thickly so the roots stay cool, the mulch will also keep the roots moist for longer. Pine needles make a very good mulch if you can get hold of it.

Nice to see you back. Love your videos !

crack on ..............nice cold beer........... good system......... Im just about to embark on maintaining my dry stone walling in Bulgaria inspired by your true grit and determination

HELLO SHARON & ANDY...IT GOT TO 70 F. TWO DAYS AGO & 60S EARLIER TODAY IN VANCOUVER...TABBY HAVING A YAWN FEST - WHAT A LIFE!...I LOVE THE POMEGRANATE, MY FAVORITE FRUIT & THOSE LEMONS ARE AMAZING...WITH THAT, A SHORT INSPECTION FROM ALFIE; MIND YOU, IN ELEVATED STANCE, SINCE THE ARRIVAL OF TILLY, OF COURSE...SOMEWHAT A PAINSTAKING PROCESS, BUT, THE STONEWORK IS COMING TOGETHER GRADUALLY; KEEP PLODDING ALONG...ALL THE BEST...🙏

The stonework is stunning!

What are you going to do when all the work is done lol love watching you both your dog is beautiful great work love your table good luck to you both

Great content. Well done!

Great to see the wonderful progress each week on your massive renovation project. Admire the 'work ethic' and persistence you have. Know that what you are doing is much, much more difficult than a video portrays. Always look forward to your videos.

Welcome home Sharon!

Hi. Nice work. About filling in th gaps between the stones: i saw a guy who had some sort of pump mashine to fill the gaps. Look it up, it might save you a bunch of work.

Yes Andy. I was thinking you might need help to do all the opposite side of the Finca walls .?? 😊❤🇯🇲

Everything looking so good! Sharon, I may be wrong but I think it’s the other way round with your lemon grafting. The pip-grown one should be the root-stock & the one with the new growth is the grafting stock. Although you may want to check that new growth isn’t coming from below any graft, if it is a grafted tree.

Hi , Sharon will you take us all on a walk with Tilly please 😊 🐕🐈

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Perhaps the pear tree needs a cooler climate like apples?

Did the tubby grey striped cat always hsve a short tail?

Why are loose boulders on top of wall?

No on the chunky chairs, they are hard to pull into the table with your bum on them!!

Can you tell me where you buy lime mortar please Thanks

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Hi! The walls are starting to look really nice. You have grafting the wrong way round though. You graft known varieties onto the roots (rootstock). If you graft a twig (scion) from your "pip tree" onto your special little -10C lemon tree the special -10C special tree will end up with one branch that is a random variety that may not ever fruit. Also the little -10 tree is tiny! It needs to establish itsellf. More generally, I think you underestimate the amount of water baby trees need to get them started. Almost all you trees look like they could do with an extra bucket of water (or several) every week, Sad to say it, I think your pear tree is probably dead. The pears are already breaking bud and look about to flower on my North London allotment. Except the (now) dead one I bought from a specialist nursery the winter before last. 😡 Remember that the trees have to reach their roots down a long way to find the water from your sceptic tank. Before that they'll need lots of water to keep them going The plum tree looks better though. All new trees need lots of water wherever they are, even in rainy north London! Also, on melons, there are quite complicated instructions about how to prune them so you get fruit rather than lots and lots of vines and leaves. This is for the UK but you get the idea! www.allotment-garden.org/fruit/melons-growing/ Complicated! 😱 Generally speaking, all your fruit and veg will need far more water than you think to do well given how hot and dry it is where you are. Good luck!

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