@paal.bjrndal: Today I talk a little about rhubarb and why it is a must in every lighthouse garden. You should however not plant it too close to the ocean pond because of the tide. Rhubarb don't mind a little salt and loves seaweed and if you have some leftover fish laying around you can dig a hole next to the rhubarb and drop it in there. The rhubarb will love it and grow big and tall #LearnOnTikTok #tutorial #fyp #fyr #tips

ᖭི༏ᖫྀ :

been saying this for years mate

Ehaaan :

never thought of it like that

Dwen :

Heard 50 miles west

Cala Calabaza :

Fascinating

JustPassing_Bytheway_ily :

wise words

JOSEPH :

Guys take note

jude :

Wouldn’t the seeds just blow away?

Mikkel :

wisest and on all of TikTok

Kitty :

☆deanna☆ :

your beard is looking majestic in the breeze 😍

🆁🅰🅱🅱🅸 :

been saying this for years mate

hairball :

i’m sure unc has great advice

Alex_and_Tilly :

I learn so much every time you appear on my fyp. Keep doing what you do!

Kate :

That one part about the *perfect* spot was actually very helpful. Thank you.

boxytherock :

early one this time

Jaime Taylor :

we grow rhubarb in my home state WV too! makes a really great pie ,❤

Sabbir khan... :

i want work with you... how can i do that. i am a Bangladeshi. Right now i live in Malaysia.

Tigger 63 🇺🇸💙 :

This guy was 38 last year

user9679456307454 :

uncle mama beginning design

elpiopiopowpow :

Surprisingly, even the most unlikely neighbors can coexist in your garden. Take the rhubarb and the rock cliffs around your lighthouse, for example, they get along beautifully. I used to think rhubarb would taste sharp, like barbwire, but seeing it thrive alongside the steady, rock of the lighthouse makes me rethink it entirely as the sea breeze is unaffected by their coexistence

billie :

Thanks for making an old woman laugh EVERYTIME I see you

trtpw7 :

maybe you can hear this one better

Married with Children Central :

Who would have thought?!? 😅😂

big doughnut :

thanks mate I just didn't catch that at the end