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Riley's Garden
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Добавлен 20 дек 2020
Hello Everyone!
My name is Riley and my garden is in south Texas in zone 9b.
I garden year round and compost everything I can to feed the soil in my garden.
Join me to learn more about gardening in zone 9b, gardening with chickens, and more.
Riley
My name is Riley and my garden is in south Texas in zone 9b.
I garden year round and compost everything I can to feed the soil in my garden.
Join me to learn more about gardening in zone 9b, gardening with chickens, and more.
Riley
Kill Squash Vine Borer
How to prevent squash vine borer from killing your squash plants
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7 Great Garden Hacks!
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7 Garden hacks / shortcuts / tips that I use every season to make my life a little easier. Related Links. Wire Tie for Soaker Hose - www.homedepot.com/p/Everbilt-6-1-2-in-Long-11-Gauge-Aluminum-Fence-Ties-30-Pack-328554EB/312373171 How to Make Aerated Compost Tea - ruclips.net/video/KkPTIKQK_aY/видео.html
3 Ways to Support Tomato Plants
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Related Video - How to build a raised bed trellis - ruclips.net/video/VlG1shv4N18/видео.html
Garden Savings at the Dollar Tree
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There are some really good gardening deals to be found this spring at the Dollar Tree. I discuss 4 of my favorites in this video.
How to Transplant Tomato Plants
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Related Videos How to Install Soaker Hose - ruclips.net/video/6LQ9_7gV-io/видео.html How to Make Aerated Compost Tea - ruclips.net/video/KkPTIKQK_aY/видео.html
Growing Carrots - 6 Key Steps to Success!!
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My 6 key steps to a great carrot harvest. Related Video - How to Install Soaker Hose - ruclips.net/video/j68XJVa2IjA/видео.html
Determinate vs Indeterminate Tomatoes and 5 Reasons to Grow Determinate Tomatoes This Year!
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It's tomato starting season! In this weeks video we discuss the difference between determinate and indeterminate tomatoes and I define 5 reasons why you should grow determinate tomatoes this year.
5 Seed Starting Mistakes to Avoid!
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Beautiful day in February in my South Texas garden and we are talking about 5 seed starting mistakes to avoid!. Stick around till the end for 2 BONUS mistakes to avoid. Example of T5 2ft Grow Lights - www.amazon.com/GrowBright-Output-Fluorescent-Fixture-Included/dp/B0CK4ZY148/ref=sr_1_6?crid=2OV1IYXKNU2MH&keywords=2ft T5 grow light fixture&qid=1707694820&sprefix=2ft t5 grow light fixture,aps,17...
December Harvest with the Girls
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December gardening with Bella and Joley. Harvesting mini broccoli and eggplant and a general garden tour.
December Gardening with Bella
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South Texas gardening in December. Bella makes an appearance in the garden and we plant turnips. Still in search of a good turnip soup recipe.
Tokyo Cross Turnip Harvest and Garden Tour
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In this weeks video we are harvesting and taste testing Tokyo Cross Turnips from Kitazawa Seed Company. In addition to the turnip, we harvest some asian eggplant we are still growing in South Texas in December! We also plant more kohlrabi and beets in the place of the turnips and do a tour of half the garden.
Fall Garden Harvest - Kohlrabi and Bok Choy!
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A nice, cool day in the garden harvesting and planting. After so many months of intense heat in south Texas, it's so great to spend time in the garden without sweating!
Top 5 Fast Growing, Frost Tolerant, Fall Vegetables!!
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Direct seed these right now! Five fast growing, frost tolerant, fall veggies that you can direct seed in your garden for harvests in the fall and winter.
2023 Fall Garden Week 7 - 5 Great Veggies to Direct Seed!
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5 of my favorite direct seeded vegetables PLUS garden hack for direct seeding!
2023 Fall Garden Week 6 - Step by Step Carrot Growing Guide
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2023 Fall Garden Week 6 - Step by Step Carrot Growing Guide
2023 Fall Garden Week 5 - Nutsedge Part 2
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2023 Fall Garden Week 5 - Nutsedge Part 2
2023 Garden Week 4 - Getting Rid of Nutsedge!
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2023 Garden Week 4 - Getting Rid of Nutsedge!
2023 Fall Garden Week 2 - How to Prune Cucumber Plants
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2023 Fall Garden Week 2 - How to Prune Cucumber Plants
2023 Fall Garden Week 1 - How to Grow Tomatoes Up a String
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2023 Fall Garden Week 1 - How to Grow Tomatoes Up a String
2023 Garden - Week 18 Aerated Compost Tea
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2023 Garden - Week 18 Aerated Compost Tea
2023 Garden - Week 15 Growing Pole Beans and Caterpillar Control
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2023 Garden - Week 15 Growing Pole Beans and Caterpillar Control
2023 Garden Week 13 - Garden Tour and Harvest
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2023 Garden Week 13 - Garden Tour and Harvest
Week 11 Garden Tour and Caterpillar Control !!!
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Week 11 Garden Tour and Caterpillar Control !!!
2023 Garden Week 9 - Garden Tour and Harvest
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2023 Garden Week 9 - Garden Tour and Harvest
2023 Garden Week 8 - How to transplant, mulch and prune tomato plants for maximum production.
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2023 Garden Week 8 - How to transplant, mulch and prune tomato plants for maximum production.
You can make labels from a vinyl window blind. Cut in half and cut your labels. Makes a gallon. Works great. A great video....
Wanted to share this. The best way to get labels for your plants. A vinyl window blind. Cut in half then cut your labels. One blind makes a gallon of labels.
I make my soil using equal parts of premium topsoil, peat moss, potting mix, and black Kow - with a half part of perlite.ok for containers? I have been using this mix for both containers and my raised beds- ty for your advise - Steve - zone 6 b in MA
FYI, in 2025 dollars the 1x6x8 cedar retails for approximately $20 at Lowes
Thank you! Exactly what I needed to understand to be able to implement them! ❤
I’ve drilled drainage holes 1-2 inches up the sides , then you don’t have to worry -Steve zone 6 b
Been quite awhile since you made a new video. Hopefully all is well.
Cut the plastic markers in half - duh
Fabulous presentation Riley! I appreciate the list of materials used and exact measurements. This is definitely on my to do list this spring 😊
Nice design! 👍 I'm just curious about mice/rats and similar pests - don't they get in your compost? Wouldn't it be good to have some metal fence around the bin? Anyways, I'm doing the same design in spring myself, I think 🤔
The best video ever 👍🏻
Great video!
Thank You!
Thank You!
Thanks!
Great video! After watching several videos, I’ve decided to go with your design!!! I’m so excited! 😊
What about sunlight???
such a hot guy :)
Thanks for sharing - you spoke clearly, took your time, and let me know exactly what I will need before starting Very helpful.
Do you have step by step instructions written anywhere?
Thank you! I’m new at composting. So happy I found your video!
Christian Slater is a gardener?
This gave me an idea to just add worm castings to the potting mix.
Very informative. ❤❤ new sub here.
What soil amendments do you use? Do you use something else?
I really like your garden bed and wood support setup that goes up. Can you do a video on that? How your cedar boxes are put together and how the vertical supports are put together? and are they staked to the ground at all or is that not necessary since it has the entire box to weight it down?
A great way to break down big chunks of material (soil, peat moss, etc.) or a great way to mix soil is to use your drill (hammer setting if available) with a paint mixer.
❤ watching from Nigeria
Excellent presentation!!
Great job with the video!
Your hummingbirds are wonderful
Thank you for great video ! I did not understand. Can I use the soil of last year ? I will mix it with fertilizer.
PLEASE HELP SIR.... I am first time gardener, it's already 20th of July today (and living in germany) but my tomatoes from my seedling pot were already 4 feet high but just today my plan to transplant into the ground without transferring before into another bigger pot. Can I still succeed my 12 tomato plants in the ground? Can they still have fruits even we are in July? I have on hand a potassium fertilizer were I planned too to pour it into the ground before planting to the ground...is it okay please? 3rd, what are your suggestions and advices so I wouldn't be discouraged to become a gardener through my tomato plants PLEASE HELP??
greetings from the afterlife i took a chig whenever he said "transplant tomato seedlings" and by minute 2 I entered a coma
Wow, excellent presentation! Wonderful teacher.❤
Interesting! I'm making batches of sauce too as I have needed to do something with my tomato surplus. I don't have a pressing tool like you have but I'm making it work. Great tutorial!
We do a once-over on our garden every evening so we're able to catch bugs before they do major damage. Like you, I'm squeamish about handling icky green caterpillars :) I saw a dude on Fear Factor eating them like it was nothing as part of the stunts. I hear another pest, I think it's called the tomato fruitworm, will bite you if handled...yikes. My husband picked these monsters off and fed them to our chickens. I also observed my grandmother picking them off her tomato plants too. They'll go after anything in the nightshade family. But I will use Bt before anything else :)
Thank you for the info. I really appreciate it. It was very helpful.
Very Cool. I changed up my tomato's string method similar to this too. Always cool to see other gardeners methods. I might steal some of your bury the string technique here.
Another great video. I plan to follow your directions next week.
This is my first year growing peppers in a container so I followed all of your instructions in this video. My plants are the bigger, healthier, and with more fruit than I could have imagined. Thank you so much.
Excellent video: clear and informative. Thank you for thoroughly explaining how to install the soaked hose, providing the best options, and including product links
I have a 59 foot garden. Idk about this.
I’m confused. Why did you clip off a vine with all those flowers. Wouldn’t they yield cucumbers?
Thanks man, only video I needed.
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how high did they grow?
Love your recipe,simple and clear,easy to do.Thanks a million.
Do you leave suckers that are higher up on? I'm guessing you cut off that sucker because it was lower on the plant and would touch the dirt? It's sad to discard so many flowers (potential fruit)!
Hi Riley! Did you eradicate the nutsedge successfully with your molasses compost tea drench??