I’ve lived in Chandler for about six years now after moving from Florida for 22 years. It was weird that everything I threw in the garden grows immediately and becomes a weed. Here, since I lived in an apartment for two years and condo in four, everything I grew on my balcony died by the time June hit. I was so happy December-May, but I got pretty depressed every time my plants, flowers, and vegetables died. (My condo faces the sun.) in the past, I’ve googled and RUclipsd so much about balcony planting in Arizona and haven’t been able to find much. I wasn’t even sure it was possible to get something as lush as what you have. My boyfriend has a pretty decent sized backyard, and I desperately can’t wait to get a nice herb and vegetable garden going. I RUclipsd “Arizona October garden”, and I’m so, so grateful you just uploaded this. Coincidentally 15 hours ago. Thank you so much, and I look forward to watching your channel grow!
I love your kids🥰I have two teen boys and they each built a garden bed for me 🥰with their dad. They also help me and are amazed at how plants and trees grow and change. Angela💕We are blessed to be mothers of such amazing boys. God bless your family😍💕🥰thank you for teaching me so much.
Man, Im in AZ as well and have been hit and miss with my garden for years. I once lost an entire crop of bell peppers to giant caterpillars and a chihuahua. My best success has honestly been onions, radish and turnips every year. Ive been pretty much basing all my decisions off of a UofA planter schedule with maybe a 50/50 success rate. I really enjoy your channel and the knowledge. I hope to apply some tips soon.
Most of my dates are based off the U of A planting schedule as well. Gardening in Arizona can certainly be a challenge. Best of luck in the future to you.
@@freedompatriot3460 Yes! All i can say is if your aren’t much of a green thumb watch more of the growing in the garden videos. I have now automated my garden watering, invested in proper raised beds as well as watering grids. Worth every penny if you’re serious about growing. I’m still sticking to the easy grow stuff i listed above till spring. Then i’m adding about 5 more 4x4 boxes and expanding what I grow
This has to be one of the best gardening videos I have come across on RUclips yet. Straight to the point and I am able to make notes on what else I want to google afterwards.
Slowly I am learning how to glow plants, flowers, fruits and vegetables, I am finding gardening very therapeutic and inspiring, spending time outside with my hands in the earth while observing nature grow.
Yay its October! Been looking forward to your new video. You have the best format and presentation on youtube for us valley gardening newbies. Thanks so much!
I appreciate your guidance with your gardening principles. I'm catching on after this first heat catastrophe. So I look at temps every AM and PM, plus midday, afternoon, and some evening temps too. trying for 10 beds this fall, still getting the last 3 filled. I don't have the resources for "goodies" trying to just stay basic. Thanks for this vid, I can see going over it a few times
Your garden is enviable, especially here in the desert! Thank you for making these videos. They're very informative. Would be easier to navigate the videos if they were sectioned into subtopics based on what to harvest and what to grow, for newbie gardeners like myself that don't really have much harvesting to do yet ☺️
Glad it's helpful. Good idea. You may find my monthly blog posts helpful, the information is easy to access if are just looking for the planting list. growinginthegarden.com/arizona-garden-in-october/
I was wondering how your garden bed worm towers did thru the summer. I used frozen water bottles to keep my bins cool. I made it without any fatalities. I appreciate your information. you are spot on for us desert rats.
Good question. They did great. The activity definitely decreased during the summer, but the kitchen scraps still decomposed quickly in the heat. I'm sure the worms burrowed down a bit lower to cool off. Now that the nights are cooling down I'm seeing a lot more worms and worm activity in the bins.
You are amazing! A wealth of knowledge. Had my first (somewhat unsuccessful) garden in Mesa AZ this spring now looking forward to all the yummy things to plant in October!
Hello! Your channel is really amazing. I have been starting a garden and your straightforward guide for plants to grow here in Phoenix is great especially month to month. I bought 10 bags of your soil mix from AZ worm farm today, it has a very organic deep brown look. Very excited!
oh my goodness! the roselle!!! i love them. i'm vegan and i use them as a meat substitute for tacos... when i'm not making tea. where can i find them? i'm in east mesa here.
I look forward to your videos every month! I'm a square foot gardener also and I'd like to try my hand at onions this year. How many do you plant per square? I have walla walla, red burgundy and texas grando. The square foot gardening book I have says 9 but that seems like a lot for onions. I appreciate all your help and guidance ❤️
I did 9 per square last year and it worked but they were tight. If you want them to grow larger I would do less, maybe 5 per square, one in each corner and one in the middle. That's what I'm going to do this year. So glad the information is helpful. Best of luck with your garden this season!
You inspired me to construct raised beds (currently under construction). I hope to start next spring (mid February). Do you have a video that shows which plants a grow short, medium, tall? I don’t want to plant in a way that shades plants by mistake. Thanks again.
I'm not going to plant any thing right now , I'm just going to work the soil to get it ready for spring ,with the hot weather we just had I have loss my apple tree ,
Hello my name is Lisa! I AM an aspiring green thumb in Patagonia Arizona!!! I love you and I love your style! I’m this video I love your black compost bins and haven’t found anything like them. Would you recommend them? If so, where did you find them?! Please share! You are lovely!
Angela, I know I have been making a lot of question 🙋🏻♀️ 🤭, I have one more...what is the amount of Epson salt and water to mix for the pepper plants!? Thanks a lot for your help! 🤗🙌🏼💫✨blessings 💓
Spray blossoms with an epsom salt solution (1 tablespoon epsom salts to 1 gallon water) when they first appear, and then spray again 10 days later. You can spray 1-2 times a month.
Hi, Your garden is amazing! Where did you get the trellises that your Queen's Wreath is on? (The ones that are attached to your wall) I need that large one as well as the small one. Thank you!
Where do you purchase your grow bags from? I love them, they are extra large and they look very thick, the brown/beige ones that looks like a potato sack with handles.
I'm curious about your seed packs both wild flowers & root crops etc but would they be viable here in Barbados West Indies. We only have a dry & wet season no snow no sleet no cold spells/freezes.
Spray blossoms with an epsom salt solution (1 tablespoon epsom salts to 1 gallon water) when they first appear, and then spray again 10 days later. You can spray 1-2 times a month.
So far I am really loving it. So convenient and it works great. Can't beat turning on or off the drips from your phone. This is the one I use: amzn.to/3n8829Z
@@GrowingInTheGarden I threw some in and we'll see what happens. I'm hoping the heat here in Mesa can be enough for them to spring up but not enough to roast them...
Help! I am trying my best to grow in raised beds/converted water troughs in our side yard. In the summer we had full sun all day and now that the sun has moved we are in full shade. I planted carrot seeds two months ago and the plants are still only about 2-3 inches tall. Nothing is growing well. Any tips for a side yard garden in shade all day?
@@GrowingInTheGarden thank you Angela! ☹️ sadly, it just might not work for our location….but there is a community garden plot nearby I may try out or wait until Spring! You are such an inspiration. I LOVE your videos! Beautiful garden. It always makes my little boys and I say “WOW!”
Hello! Do you grow dragon fruits? I grow some from California friend mailed some to me this May! I just wonder what cold temperature will cover them ? Thanks
thank you for your video .can you advance me how to plant grapes vine successfully? in Phoenix area 2 time i plant ant in August diet which places goods for plants grape vines in backyard and thank you.
Great video and info thank you. I have a beautiful fig tree in my back yard I believe it is a Brown Turkey? But last and this summer when the figs look ready to be picked they had a lot of little brown beetles inside and the fruit was spoiled. What are they? Is there any way to prevent them or control them? We love figs but I have been thinking about diging it out and replace it with an apple or dwarf keylime. The birds, japanese beetles and this other small beetles and ants inside them got most of my figs. I'll appreciate your help. Have a great October.
They're called driedfruit (or sap) beetles. They enter the fruit via the eye (ostiole) at the bottom and lay their eggs inside. Once the eggs hatch, the larvae eat the fig from the inside. Once the larvae are mature, they drop down into the soil where they pupate into adult beetles and the cycle starts over again. The beetles transmit a fungus that causes fruit souring. I had a massive outbreak and was able to control them by cleaning and mulching under the tree (to disturb/kill any beetles overwintering under the tree), promptly removing spoiled fruit (to remove beetles' food source), harvesting frequently (before the larvae have a chance to mature and drop to the soil), and throwing away -- not composting -- any infested fruit (to remove any larvae/beetles from the garden. You can also reduce the problem by planting fig varieties that have smaller ostioles, such as Mission and Tina. I know I'm responding to an old post, but hopefully someone finds this helpful! -- a Master Gardener from So Cal
@@hollysharvest Hi Holly!!! Thank you so much for responding to this old post, it is better late than never. It is very helpful I will follow your advise this little beetles also infest my pomegranates. I did set up some traps that I saw on another video but so far its working only with the fruit flies but not on this other little guys. At the first signs that my figs were ripening I covered them with organza bags and probably this is protecting them from other insects and birds I have been able to enjoy more figs this season. Once again Holly thank you so much for your response. Take care and be safe. Greetings from Tucson Arizona 🌵🌞🌵❤🙏🙏🙏❤
Hello I just found your RUclips video. I live in Phoenix and would like to start a garden by next fall. I started some mulch but that’s all I’ve done. I have a huge backyard but don’t know where to start. HELP. THANK YOU 😊
Is there any new growth further down on the branch? If there is new growth, cut it back to that. If you don't see any new growth, cut a branch way back to see if it is completely dead. You can also just cut it back to the ground and chances are it will sprout back up unless it's totally dead. They are pretty tough plants.
The lists for planting are at the end, if you want an easier way to access them you can find them on my blog growinginthegarden.com/arizona-garden-in-october/ or in my planting calendar growinginthegarden.bigcartel.com/product/perpetual-planting-and-harvest-calendar-for-the-low-desert-of-arizona
I’ve lived in Chandler for about six years now after moving from Florida for 22 years. It was weird that everything I threw in the garden grows immediately and becomes a weed. Here, since I lived in an apartment for two years and condo in four, everything I grew on my balcony died by the time June hit. I was so happy December-May, but I got pretty depressed every time my plants, flowers, and vegetables died. (My condo faces the sun.) in the past, I’ve googled and RUclipsd so much about balcony planting in Arizona and haven’t been able to find much. I wasn’t even sure it was possible to get something as lush as what you have. My boyfriend has a pretty decent sized backyard, and I desperately can’t wait to get a nice herb and vegetable garden going. I RUclipsd “Arizona October garden”, and I’m so, so grateful you just uploaded this. Coincidentally 15 hours ago. Thank you so much, and I look forward to watching your channel grow!
Happy to have you here. Best of luck on your new garden.
I love your kids🥰I have two teen boys and they each built a garden bed for me 🥰with their dad. They also help me and are amazed at how plants and trees grow and change. Angela💕We are blessed to be mothers of such amazing boys. God bless your family😍💕🥰thank you for teaching me so much.
Man, Im in AZ as well and have been hit and miss with my garden for years. I once lost an entire crop of bell peppers to giant caterpillars and a chihuahua. My best success has honestly been onions, radish and turnips every year. Ive been pretty much basing all my decisions off of a UofA planter schedule with maybe a 50/50 success rate. I really enjoy your channel and the knowledge. I hope to apply some tips soon.
Most of my dates are based off the U of A planting schedule as well. Gardening in Arizona can certainly be a challenge. Best of luck in the future to you.
Hey I’m in Buckeye. Have you had any luck? I don’t have anything resembling a green thumb
@@freedompatriot3460 Yes! All i can say is if your aren’t much of a green thumb watch more of the growing in the garden videos. I have now automated my garden watering, invested in proper raised beds as well as watering grids. Worth every penny if you’re serious about growing. I’m still sticking to the easy grow stuff i listed above till spring. Then i’m adding about 5 more 4x4 boxes and expanding what I grow
This has to be one of the best gardening videos I have come across on RUclips yet. Straight to the point and I am able to make notes on what else I want to google afterwards.
Thanks so much!
Yay! So glad I found someone local with gardening videos!
Glad it's helpful! Thanks for watching.
Thank you for your Channel, makes planting in Arizona a lot easier
Glad to help. Thanks for watching.
Slowly I am learning how to glow plants, flowers, fruits and vegetables, I am finding gardening very therapeutic and inspiring, spending time outside with my hands in the earth while observing nature grow.
I couldn't agree more. Love spending time in nature. Enjoy!
Yay its October! Been looking forward to your new video. You have the best format and presentation on youtube for us valley gardening newbies. Thanks so much!
That's kind of you to say. Best of luck with your fall garden!
I appreciate your guidance with your gardening principles. I'm catching on after this first heat catastrophe. So I look at temps every AM and PM, plus midday, afternoon, and some evening temps too. trying for 10 beds this fall, still getting the last 3 filled. I don't have the resources for "goodies" trying to just stay basic. Thanks for this vid, I can see going over it a few times
Love your monthly videos. We will be trimming all of lantanas back in October. The flowers are really starting to fade out.
Thanks so much. I'll be giving mine a trim too.
You so lucky to have food all year long I love your garden very much.
So nice of you
Your garden is enviable, especially here in the desert! Thank you for making these videos. They're very informative. Would be easier to navigate the videos if they were sectioned into subtopics based on what to harvest and what to grow, for newbie gardeners like myself that don't really have much harvesting to do yet ☺️
Glad it's helpful. Good idea. You may find my monthly blog posts helpful, the information is easy to access if are just looking for the planting list. growinginthegarden.com/arizona-garden-in-october/
Very informative! Thank YOU!!!
You are so welcome!
Your garden has inspired me to get off my tushy😭 thank you 🌼💚🌿❤🌱
You can do it!
I’ve been following your blog/website this year and have grown a wonderful garden in Queen Creek thanks to your advice! Thank you!
Yay!!!! That makes me so happy to hear that, thanks for sharing. I'm so glad your garden is doing well. Best wishes for your continued success.
Thanks so much from a grateful new desert gardener! ❤️
You are so welcome!
so many good tips! I cant wait to try and apply these. I have to come back to rewatch.
Yay! Thank you!
Love to watch your videos. Subscribed.
Awesome, thank you!
Great info and looking forward to planting our starts, thank you for sharing.
You're welcome. Enjoy planting and best of luck with your garden.
I was wondering how your garden bed worm towers did thru the summer. I used frozen water bottles to keep my bins cool. I made it without any fatalities. I appreciate your information. you are spot on for us desert rats.
Good question. They did great. The activity definitely decreased during the summer, but the kitchen scraps still decomposed quickly in the heat. I'm sure the worms burrowed down a bit lower to cool off. Now that the nights are cooling down I'm seeing a lot more worms and worm activity in the bins.
You are amazing! A wealth of knowledge. Had my first (somewhat unsuccessful) garden in Mesa AZ this spring now looking forward to all the yummy things to plant in October!
Thanks so much. Best of luck with your garden this season!
You are the best!! Thank you! These videos are amazing.
Glad you like them! Thanks for watching.
Thank you! Great info. Now let’s see what will I be able to do in my yard. Yours look amazing ❤️
You are so welcome! Thanks for watching.
Can we all just shed a tear for those “monsoon tomatoes”... 😭😭
Right?!?! Those tears will probably have more moisture than the "monsoon" this year!
Hello! Your channel is really amazing. I have been starting a garden and your straightforward guide for plants to grow here in Phoenix is great especially month to month. I bought 10 bags of your soil mix from AZ worm farm today, it has a very organic deep brown look. Very excited!
I am so glad the information has been helpful. Hope you like the soil as much as I do. Best of luck with your garden!
oh my goodness! the roselle!!! i love them. i'm vegan and i use them as a meat substitute for tacos... when i'm not making tea. where can i find them? i'm in east mesa here.
Learn more about growing them in this video: ruclips.net/video/PZmreh1JL1g/видео.html
Get seeds here: sh2543.ositracker.com/159509/9151/url_14551
Love your garden - thanks for all the great info. Subscribed!:)
So nice of you, thanks!
i live in Chandler and love to garden too
Nice. Hello from Mesa
Have you ever considered writing a book? I would love to purchase a book with all your amazing info and detailed month by month gardening.
I did write one that just came out, it's not Arizona specific but a great guide for getting started anywhere amzn.to/3sViMeL
@@GrowingInTheGarden thank you!
On planting potatoes in grow bags, shaded sunlight, like under a tree? Love your garden!! ❤️⚘️
Sure, that would work.
Can you tell me what plants grasshoppers dont like and also how much can I cut back my pomegranate
I look forward to your videos every month! I'm a square foot gardener also and I'd like to try my hand at onions this year. How many do you plant per square? I have walla walla, red burgundy and texas grando. The square foot gardening book I have says 9 but that seems like a lot for onions. I appreciate all your help and guidance ❤️
I did 9 per square last year and it worked but they were tight. If you want them to grow larger I would do less, maybe 5 per square, one in each corner and one in the middle. That's what I'm going to do this year. So glad the information is helpful. Best of luck with your garden this season!
Sheer delight ❤️👌🌟
Thanks for watching!
I love your garden and videos. May I ask what do you do with that many vegetables?. Do you have a big family?. What part of Arizona are you at??
I share and preserve a lot.
I am so happy to find your channel 😃 I want to plant flower bulbs this year, when is the good time to plant them in lower desert areas?
It depends on the bulbs, but the fall is usually the best time.
You inspired me to construct raised beds (currently under construction). I hope to start next spring (mid February). Do you have a video that shows which plants a grow short, medium, tall? I don’t want to plant in a way that shades plants by mistake. Thanks again.
Good idea - check the plant height sizes - that could help.
Thanks for this Angela! Really appreciate it!
Was wondering if you’d be able to do a video on citrus trees and deep watering?
Great suggestion! In the meantime here's an article that may be helpful: growinginthegarden.com/how-to-grow-citrus-in-arizona/
@@GrowingInTheGarden thank you!
I'm not going to plant any thing right now , I'm just going to work the soil to get it ready for spring ,with the hot weather we just had I have loss my apple tree ,
Sorry to hear that. Focusing on the soil is never a bad idea. I lost an apple tree as well this summer.
@@GrowingInTheGarden I'm sorry as well on your apple tree , but I will get a new one in the spring keep the videos coming I do enjoy them ,
Hello my name is Lisa! I AM an aspiring green thumb in Patagonia Arizona!!! I love you and I love your style! I’m this video I love your black compost bins and haven’t found anything like them. Would you recommend them? If so, where did you find them?! Please share! You are lovely!
They are from the City of Mesa, you can learn more here: ruclips.net/video/fLbcPutwuiE/видео.html
Angela, I know I have been making a lot of question 🙋🏻♀️ 🤭, I have one more...what is the amount of Epson salt and water to mix for the pepper plants!? Thanks a lot for your help! 🤗🙌🏼💫✨blessings 💓
Spray blossoms with an epsom salt solution (1 tablespoon epsom salts to 1 gallon water) when they first appear, and then spray again 10 days later. You can spray 1-2 times a month.
@@GrowingInTheGardenThank you very much!! God bless you !! 🙌🏼✨💫🥰
I've not had success finding plants, or seeding the Savory herb, do you have suggestions ?
I start that from seed.
When is soring
Hi, Your garden is amazing! Where did you get the trellises that your Queen's Wreath is on? (The ones that are attached to your wall) I need that large one as well as the small one. Thank you!
Thanks so much. They are from twobrothersmetalworks.com
@@GrowingInTheGarden Thank you so much! 🙂
What did you spray on your pepper plants?Is that organic or chemical spray?
Epsom salt - organic
❤️❤️❤️❤️
Thanks Glenda
Please tell us again where to order garlic from. I have not been able to find the name of the place.
I get mine from Forever Yong Farm foreveryongfarm.com/
Where do you purchase your grow bags from? I love them, they are extra large and they look very thick, the brown/beige ones that looks like a potato sack with handles.
Here's a link (affiliate) to some 40 gallon ones similar to the ones I used: amzn.to/3k5UpWJ
I'm curious about your seed packs both wild flowers & root crops etc but would they be viable here in Barbados West Indies. We only have a dry & wet season no snow no sleet no cold spells/freezes.
Not sure. I imagine most things would grow well if planted at the right time of year.
Thank you Angela! I’ve had some oranges dropping from one of my trees. They haven’t even ripened yet. Any ideas on what could be wrong?
Often a bird or bug will put a hole in one and then it rots out and falls.
where did you get that 1/2" tubing that sprays out like that or did u make the holes with a boring tool? thx!
I use the grids from Garden in Minutes, here is a link: gim.ositracker.com/140976/10616
Use code Angela10 to save $10 off $100.
A friend of mine in Phoenix says she never had success getting cilantro from seed. I heard you say they do better from seed though. Any specific tips?
To increase the chance of germination, crush the seed pod (actually has a couple seeds) before planting and presoak overnight.
What is your ratio for the Epsom salt and how often do you spray?
Spray blossoms with an epsom salt solution (1 tablespoon epsom salts to 1 gallon water) when they first appear, and then spray again 10 days later. You can spray 1-2 times a month.
I would really like to hear your feed back on your Rachio controller
So far I am really loving it. So convenient and it works great. Can't beat turning on or off the drips from your phone. This is the one I use: amzn.to/3n8829Z
My cucuamelon struggled and I'm considering starting some more - with how hot the season has been do you think it's too late?
It's hard to know. If you have a spot you can always give it a try. I've had the best luck starting them in the spring.
@@GrowingInTheGarden I threw some in and we'll see what happens. I'm hoping the heat here in Mesa can be enough for them to spring up but not enough to roast them...
Did you say to spray the peppers with epsom spray? Is that just an epsom salt solution?
Exactly. I use around 1 teaspoon per 32 oz spray bottle of water.
Help! I am trying my best to grow in raised beds/converted water troughs in our side yard. In the summer we had full sun all day and now that the sun has moved we are in full shade. I planted carrot seeds two months ago and the plants are still only about 2-3 inches tall. Nothing is growing well. Any tips for a side yard garden in shade all day?
Unfortunately - plants need sun to grow well. You may need to relocate your fall garden to an area with more sun.
@@GrowingInTheGarden thank you Angela! ☹️ sadly, it just might not work for our location….but there is a community garden plot nearby I may try out or wait until Spring! You are such an inspiration. I LOVE your videos! Beautiful garden. It always makes my little boys and I say “WOW!”
The flowers you say you scatter the seeds on ground...can they grow just on the natural az soil. Id love to have those pretty wild flowers growing.
This blog post shares more information about specifics, but essentially yes. growinginthegarden.com/how-to-grow-wildflowers/
I was wondering if avocado trees would do ok here? Internet says zones 8-11 but I never know if i can believe what I read. I'm in 10a
Ask local gardener's if they have had success. Here in the Phoenix valley it's very difficult to have them produce fruit.
Hello! Do you grow dragon fruits? I grow some from California friend mailed some to me this May! I just wonder what cold temperature will cover them ? Thanks
I haven't grown them, sorry. @epicgardening has some good information about growing dragon fruits.
Thanks again
thank you for your video .can you advance me how to plant grapes vine successfully? in Phoenix area 2 time i plant ant in August diet which places goods for plants grape vines in backyard and thank you.
This blogpost may help: growinginthegarden.com/arizona-fruit-planting-guide-a-visual-guide-for-low-desert-fruit/
Great video and info thank you. I have a beautiful fig tree in my back yard I believe it is a Brown Turkey? But last and this summer when the figs look ready to be picked they had a lot of little brown beetles inside and the fruit was spoiled. What are they? Is there any way to prevent them or control them? We love figs but I have been thinking about diging it out and replace it with an apple or dwarf keylime. The birds, japanese beetles and this other small beetles and ants inside them got most of my figs. I'll appreciate your help. Have a great October.
Hmmm... I'm not sure. I'm a fig newbie. Birds are definitely a pest in my garden too. Have a great October as well, thanks!
They're called driedfruit (or sap) beetles. They enter the fruit via the eye (ostiole) at the bottom and lay their eggs inside. Once the eggs hatch, the larvae eat the fig from the inside. Once the larvae are mature, they drop down into the soil where they pupate into adult beetles and the cycle starts over again. The beetles transmit a fungus that causes fruit souring. I had a massive outbreak and was able to control them by cleaning and mulching under the tree (to disturb/kill any beetles overwintering under the tree), promptly removing spoiled fruit (to remove beetles' food source), harvesting frequently (before the larvae have a chance to mature and drop to the soil), and throwing away -- not composting -- any infested fruit (to remove any larvae/beetles from the garden. You can also reduce the problem by planting fig varieties that have smaller ostioles, such as Mission and Tina. I know I'm responding to an old post, but hopefully someone finds this helpful! -- a Master Gardener from So Cal
@@hollysharvest Hi Holly!!! Thank you so much for responding to this old post, it is better late than never. It is very helpful I will follow your advise this little beetles also infest my pomegranates. I did set up some traps that I saw on another video but so far its working only with the fruit flies but not on this other little guys. At the first signs that my figs were ripening I covered them with organza bags and probably this is protecting them from other insects and birds I have been able to enjoy more figs this season. Once again Holly thank you so much for your response. Take care and be safe. Greetings from Tucson Arizona 🌵🌞🌵❤🙏🙏🙏❤
Hello I just found your RUclips video. I live in Phoenix and would like to start a garden by next fall. I started some mulch but that’s all I’ve done. I have a huge backyard but don’t know where to start. HELP. THANK YOU 😊
My blog has a lot of great resources under the getting started tab: growinginthegarden.com/category/gardening/getting-started/
My yellow bells are literally crispy and brown. Might they come back or are they goners?
Is there any new growth further down on the branch? If there is new growth, cut it back to that. If you don't see any new growth, cut a branch way back to see if it is completely dead. You can also just cut it back to the ground and chances are it will sprout back up unless it's totally dead. They are pretty tough plants.
Growing In The Garden I think I’ll cut them down and then baby them through the rest of the month. Hopefully they come back
My yellow bell is definitely dead but my goji berry made it! We planted two new yellow bells just this weekend.
My large basil plant from Texas died within two weeks of coming home with it. My basil seedlings sprouted but died next day. My basil hopes? Dead 😢😭
So sorry! If you were my neighbor, I'd share with you.
@@GrowingInTheGarden I'm here in AZ- Phoenix
Where did you get those grow bags?!
The brown ones are from Gardeners Supply.
@@GrowingInTheGarden thank you! They look amazing and sturdy!
My okra plant leaves are huge-is it normal
They can get very large depending on the variety. Don't over-fertilize - they don't require a lot of supplemental nitrogen.
Where you at
Mesa, Arizona
This video is more about what to HARVEST vs what to PLANT.
The lists for planting are at the end, if you want an easier way to access them you can find them on my blog growinginthegarden.com/arizona-garden-in-october/ or in my planting calendar growinginthegarden.bigcartel.com/product/perpetual-planting-and-harvest-calendar-for-the-low-desert-of-arizona