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Keep going one day at time 😊👌🏿👍🏿 all the best.

It is my first time on your channel and I have just subscribed. Very nice garden. Thank you so much for sharing. Keep up the good work. All the best on this journey.

Wow, really good creative gardening that can be planted with various vegetables, greetings from your hobby, sis

Do you make relaxing tea from the pod heads?

Our first average frost is September 20, so until I get a greenhouse, my growing season is almost finished for this year. Much success with your Fall garden! (By the way, I love beets and cucumbers, too! 😊 )

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Hello friend hope you are doing well. Thanks for the update. I always like to plant turnips and collards. It’s that time! Hope you have a great day today!🙂

I know that everyone is different...buuuut, why do people think that beets are good?🤷 Beets and cucumbers overpower everything they touch! No other flavors can be detected. Coincidently those are the only two things that I won't eat. 😂🥃

Thanks for the video. Are you using town, tank or dam water in the gardens?

I picked my first cantaloupes of the season today. My watermelons aren’t ripe yet,but they are getting big. I posted a picture of the cantaloupes in my community post if you care to see! Your garden is looking beautiful!God Bless friend!!!

Your garden looks amazing!! Keep up the good work and thanks for sharing. I could almost taste that fig, even though I’ve never had one!

If you haven't already...try chocolate zucchini bread. It's amazing! 😋

I like your polytunnel watering pipe set up , 👍 cucumber is great in a cheese sandwich 👍

Let’s gooooo!!! August tour 🎉

Its such a good feeling when teh garden really starts producing. You look to be a couple weeks ahead of us up here in Northern Vermont. Hoping for a continued fruitful garden season!

A different kind of haul but quite the haul. I live in the southernmost tip of Canada and it's a zone 7a. I am loving the local corn and tomatoes right now. It is so flat and the soil is somewhat sandy that those two crops are always in abundance this time of year. Great time of the year to do a 10 minute drive to the local farmer and pick up vegetables 'Letterkenny" style.

PS- I’m way behind you. 🫤

Thanks for sharing your yummy-looking harvest!

Great job! 🙂

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Good showing of how to start new plants and enrich those already thriving. Thanks!

Tôi rất vui được xen bạn chia sẻ ,cảm ơn bạn đã chia sẻ kinh nghiệm làm vườn với mọi người .

Thanks for your inspiring tips! 🌱

Glad your getting to the point in the year where you garden will really take off. Happy Harvesting !

Hello from north Georgia. Your garden is looking beautiful and growing good. Your strawberries are looking good. The slugs ,snails and pill bugs or Rollie pollie bugs and a rabbit are eating mine. The black beauty tomatoes look interesting,I like how they look. I’m starting to get my garden videos out now it finally stopped raining, but it’s starting to get dry now.In the mid to upper 90’s. Thanks for sharing the update!❤🙂👍

Looking good. Envy you still having peas; mine are done by mid-May, 1st of June. This year they got cut short right after my first picking we had a terrible wind storm that blew them all off the trellis and broke the stems. Then it turned hot and they were done. I'm growing lots of black tomatoes this year too; love the smokey flavor of some of them. Black Brandywine, Black Krim, Black cherry and Black from Tula.Also Cherokee Purple, along with other kinds of regular red ones. The first Black Brandys were not smokey but nice tomato flavor with a little sweetness. The others haven't ripened up yet. My squash trellis taking off now that things are heating up. If you like winter squash you have to try Honeynut. personal size little thing and the sweetest winter squash I've ever eaten. My daughter brought me some last year and I saved the seeds to grow this year.

Khu vườn của bạn rất rộng lớn ,cây trồng cũng phát triển rất tốt ,cần ơn bạn đã chia sẻ kinh nghiệm làm vườn tới bạn bè .

I hope your health issues go away soon. I’ve had some, too and it sets you back a bit. The deer found my peas this Spring-first time ever! I have, however, been able to harvest some. Your peppers are looking great! Thanks for the wonderful garden tour, and have another bountiful month!

Looks great Laura 👏👏

I never actively mulch my garden. I’m not a fan of spending extra money on bringing in additional inputs into the patch. What I do though is get the plant spacings right so that when the plants mature the canopy shades the bed. Agitating the soil makes a soil mulch which does the same as an added mulch. The pest issue is a definite issue.

Thanks for the great tips, especially pros!

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Hay, thanks for stopping by my channel and thank you for the kind words, I am paying it forward and subscribing to your channel as well. You are doing great, love your garden,

One thing we do in most of own mulch areas is. we put cardboard down on top of the soil then much over it. that keeps the weeds down for about a year or so. the mulch and cardboard become organic material, and help feed the ground

Hello friend I just started using leaves in my garden for mulch. They certainly keep the weeds suppressed and hold in the moisture. Seems like I have more earthworms in the soil too. We’ll see how well it works out for me. What do you think about it? 🙂👨‍🌾

Thanks for sharing. I agree that the pros out weight the cons. I like to use the salt marsh hay as mulch. But because it's expensive, at the end of the season, I pick it all up and store it for the winter in my garage for the next year and also share it with the chickens for their nesting boxes 😊.

I like them all, but I like the white one the best!

White blue, red and green

Your garden is very beautiful! Great Job!

Busch lattes work great LOL

So much goodness going on!

This was great! I've been waiting for this video! 0:55 - sounds like a crime! Is the end of that half inch line just capped off to build up the pressure for the smaller tubes I assume?

Awesome sauce. Those work well. great idea

I like the pepper buckets. Before we moved up north we used to grow peppers in a similar system. 5 gallon buckets are a great size for peppers. Garden looks great!

How long after the flower pedals drop can I expect to see the holes? Also, can the poppyseeds from all plants be eaten? I think I have a few oriental poppy flowers

Your garden is beautiful! I like the figs . Mine are doing good too. Hope you have a blessed week!🙂

Nice garden tour. Thank you for sharing.

Thank you for the great tour! Here, the peas are blooming, so I’m hoping it won’t be too long until we are able to harvest them. This evening, I planted 12 of my bell pepper starts in buckets as you suggest. I hope they do well. 😊

2:57 - are there little stems keeping those peas attached? If so, what's the best method to get the peas out? Can you eat the peas raw like that? How do you store them? 8:18 - would love to see a video on your entire watering system if there's more.