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Absolutely! NEO is such a special region, very different than the rest of the state!

thank you! It took me a lot longer to get here this season, but I enjoyed the process.

oh good tip! I thought to just leave them but if snipping helps fill out the lower half then that is what I shall do!! They have grown so fast already.

thanks! The fennel!! This is what regrew from last year. I have never known it could get so tall!

That’s so cool you’re close to baker creek. I’d love to visit there some day.

Absolutely... Brandywine has the most perfect texture. I can never get enough of it!

I’m making notes for next year! 😊

You’re so kind thank you. Appreciate you checking out my channel 🌻🌻

I did that today. Fox Farms. But I also have fish emulsion liquid form. I wonder how I would give fish emulsion even though I’ve put a handful of bull compost at the base. Great Video!! ❤

How are your plants doing this summer?

Since it has been a few weeks you can add the fertilizer for a boost. Just dilute it first. 😊 how are your plants doing?

I have found that too! My tomato with Sunflower is doing amazing!

@@shellyshetler9268 my 3 th. Season and also must build up the soil as tomatoes need air also. I've very hard pack claybase soil like cement if not well moisture truly hard. I'm finding loads of mulch small sticks and old stuff prefer any leaves grass clippings and yard was If you can turn it over some it's helpful.build up 8 to 10 inches adding some compost and soil early fall then next spring kill the weeds and plant big sunflower where you space your tomatoes let them grow leave the roots in location next season place tomatoes in next to the old stumps of the sunflower of the previous season adding lime and bone meal and expect the best result of tomatoes in your garden. Remember raised the bed is important drainage for tomatoes can drown in clay. I'm 72 years old and we don't need tilting but can have great veggies.this season I've made the area about 10 ft across I have 4 plants equal space have tomatoes cages that are tied together with sunflower stalks bracing from the four from wind damage and 4 season it's working perfect and the cheapest way to raise tomato plants. This season I have a circle of green beans that are getting off to a good start.. Have grass clippings in center that hold moisture and are almost weedless. Soon I'm starting a third setup and I'll get lots of pictures and post on this website.

Wow very cool tip! Haven’t heard of using sunflower as a cover crop. Appreciate you sharing your experience

That’s so cool!

@@bloomandwiltgardens I also built up the soil much as in ground beds as I've claybase soil and drainage is so important. I've 14 Black Krim and the 2 plants in the sunflower setup are double producing any two of the others and larger tomatoes my best 1.27 lbs I believe probably my best Black Krim ever and plenty of the 3/4 lbs size and I've Thourburg Terracotta that is very loaded and large fruit coming 😄. I'm 72 truly easier than the other 10 methods I've ever tried and in the last 5 seasons I've been trying hard to learn a easier and more productive system I'm saying this is all that. I'm setting up 4 of this setup and expect to cut my work in half or less also less water as last year's drought early season in Ohio I definitely saw a huge difference as my setup was twice as far to water as water in my rain barrels dried out I didn't water this setup and still definitely better productive plants

Thank you! 😊

I couldn’t get seeds for it this spring so I didn’t attempt to grow Culantro this year. Hopefully I will be able to try again in the future!

@bloomandwiltgardens I'm willing to send you some from the pods in my garden but I don't know how I would send you a private msg

Kennebec potatoes has been a great year after year performer for me! I’m glad you are here. ☺️

Thanks for that. I will look for them. Where do you ordinarily source your starter potatoes?

@@larividjtry a local feed store or farm store

It was a bit annoying during harvest. I think I cut the top plant off and then removed the cover to harvest. I haven’t used the fabric since that year and have had wonderful harvests. This was last years, ruclips.net/video/HGgDS_Z1h7k/видео.html

Great tip, thanks for sharing!!!

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So glad you’re here and welcome! Are you in Ohio now?

When are you pruning? You should prune the bushes when the plant is dormant (late winter) and only the 2nd year wood (the brown dried look stalks). If you're doing all of that, then I would assume the plant is missing some mineral is need to set fruit. Applying organic compost or fertilizers will help.

I’m really happy to hear you enjoyed the review. I have a playlist with 3 years of reviews and 60+varieties in total. When I say peppery I think of spicyness like a fresh pepper would have. Let me know if you end up trying any of these!

Yay! That’s awesome. I can’t wait to hear how it all turns out. ☺️☺️☺️

This makes me so happy to hear! I just put in more squash and cucumbers over the weekend. You’re going to keep getting food well into the fall at this rate! 🙌🏻🙌🏻

I am so glad this video found you! I think you will really enjoy having a fall garden. It’s a very different experience and feeling than the summer. Once the temps cool and the leaves change, everything feels so cozy and spending time in the garden is very comforting. Thanks for sharing!

Im glad this has been helpful! I am very impressed you’re picking ripe tomatoes already. You must have very happy and healthy plants! I am using cattle panels this year to trellis tomatoes too.

@@bloomandwiltgardens For the huge Midnight Snack panels are super great. I prefer them "horrible tomato cages" But I start the row with a 8 ft T post .Then 5 cages space about 3 feet center to center then second 8 ft T post and repeating as long as desirable end with a 8 ft T post. At the end of the run of cages which I only stick into the ground 6-8 inches .I add 2 wire ties connect the cable at 2 points on the cages helps.. I connect a steel cable ( small about 1/16 inch diameter running it thew each of the cages near the top of winds blows the T post are working for my third season and tomatoes are very manageable in the cages. I do prefer the larger cages. Also save lots of money craigists bargain them horrible tomato cages as most people don't know how to do this...yet. ( really test this and you might teach others.

In OH south of Cleveland we've only got Early Girl tomato ripe so far. See some yellow bush beans that we will eat next week! I'd like to try fall garden crops, but this year we are container planting only. Next year planning a raised bed and the carrots and beet will work nicely.

@@juliefriedrich92 if you're trying a heirloom tomato and want earlier than most try Black Krim and usually Thourburg Terracotta are less than a week later both are delicious and getting tomatoes weeks sooner is always a plus...we are having BLTs for breakfast tomorrow

Thanks Bill! DE will kill ants so I think that could work for you. Reapply after rain

Yep it’s late. My free time is spent in the garden first and editing long videos come second.

That’s amazing Kim!!! I’m so glad

That’s amazing Kim!!! I’m so glad

That’s amazing Kim!!! I’m so glad

Fresh is best!

Yes I've experienced that woody grocery store stems are dried and hard.

You may still be able to get a harvest towards fall! Wouldn’t hurt to start one or two, direct sow, and see what happens. 🙂

I believe it was! 😂 I’m still working on editing those videos I mentioned 😅.. they’ll go out soon I hope!

That’s great! Yes I anticipate you’ll get a late September or early October harvest which is still great!

lol what?

@@bloomandwiltgardens It looks like so many eggs you will be eating chicken for a life time.

They make the best sauce

That sounds delicious!

I have lots of videos answering your question about garlic, hope they help you!! Growing GARLIC at home from PLANTING to HARVEST - Zone6 Northeast Ohio ruclips.net/p/PL1z5QydAHT5dCwFIz6xj4Ai-ue3_hO9Dr Very excited for your new garlic growing journey

@@devonathorne7350 rule 1 pick early as late they get "woody" heat and fry in bacon grease and put on salad is one way.

Digging potatoes is very satisfying and soothing process!!

Thanks gurrrrrl 💅🏻💅🏻

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All the time!!

You’re welcome!

Thank you!! Happy to help 💙

You’re welcome

You’re welcome! How were the potatoes?

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“Hügelkultur” is a German word that means mound culture or hill culture. A hügelkultur is a sloped and raised planting bed filled with topsoil, wood, and organic materials. German and European people have practiced it as a gardening method for hundreds of years. extension.okstate.edu/fact-sheets/sustainable-landscapes-creating-a-hugelkultur-for-gardening-with-stormwater-management-benefits.html

Many online seed sellers also sell hardneck garlic towards September. Or if you have a local grower of garlic you can buy from them directly.

Thank you!

Potato , potahto 😂

Very glad to help! Ornamental plants are really nice to have but do require patience as they get established. After 2 years they really start to take off! Best of luck to you!

I grow that too!

Glad to help!! ☺️🌼