You are my hero. You are the first channel I ever subscribed to. You are the one I refer to over and over. I am moving us into our new house now (our own home), and planning a raised bed garden as I unpack. I will start my seeds according to your tips and using products you use. I would be so thrilled to get the results you do. Thank you for your videos and mostly, making me believe I can do it too. Also, I love your cat and the wildlife videos. I love the salads you make with things I never thought of eating raw. You are a huge inspiration to me.
Hello from Greensboro. Harvesting and processing, I believe is more work than the actual planting. I spent 4 hours today just doing that and then driving to meet my daughter halfway in Saxpahaw to share some with her and I’m beat. Just put a load of basil in the dehydrator and hung onions in the shed, with sage drying under the pergola and I’m ready to call it a day. Will be back at it in the morning to get more tomatoes and peppers and squash.
Wow your garden looks so healthy just a awesome garden so neat and what a harvest. When I grow up I want my garden to look just like yours. Im always fighting some kind of bug and some kind of disease. Im fairly new at gardening and never had a green thumb killed every house plant ive ever had decided I wanted to try to grow my own food in my upper years and its hard work at least for me but I wish just once my garden looked like yours this time of the year. Fighting blight on the right mosaic on the left I love growing my own food and eating it but it wears me out and I guess a new lesson every year I did get a great corn harvest and tomatoes, beans a few zucchini before the vine borer got a hold to it. But hopefully ill learn something from you. Sorry so long god bless and keep growing and showing us how to get it right 😁
Your Roma tomatoes are amazing!! I grew some dragon cayenne peppers one year and dang they were HOT!!! I can't hang with that level of heat. Love your videos! Thanks for sharing :)
i agree, the Dragon Cayennes are 5 times hotter than regular Cayenne. I prefer the regulars. Next year I'll try a Lemon Citrus pepper, it looks like a Cayenne but they ripen yellow.
I subscribed to your channel last spring. Been trying your methods since im in same garden zone however my results are dismal. You make it look so easy. Beautiful produce. Super fun videos. Love to watch Squeak.
Wow, lovely harvest. I love looking at the ripe tomatoes and peppers. I just bought a dehydrator and I cannot wait to use it at harvest time around Jan - March 2022. Thanks for the inspiration.
Great video as always man 👍. Your pepper harvest are always awesome, those Marconis look perfect. Tennessee is 97 with a real feel of 106 and humidity sitting at 74%. The only plants in my garden that are happy at the moment are watermelons, hot peppers, and sun sugar tomatoes. Everything else is frying in the afternoon sun. I think I've made up my mind to invest in some quality sun shades for next year. The sun is literally burning the skin off of all of my sweet and mild peppers, such a disappointment after nurturing them since January.
Inspiring! Thank you for a great video, so amazing how everything looks, I know you put hard work into our garden I can only hope to be able to get to that level.
Looks like Squeak has a fellow looking to court her. Great garden as usual. I saw another gardener dehydrate their cucumbers with a little garlic power sprinkled on top. Called them cucumber chips...interesting snack with or without garlic. I love your drone shots. Is the zucchini from the plant that was late to germinate? Squeak loves her front porch chair shaded by the cupid tomato plant.
Whelp, by the looks of your garden, I waited too late 😫 my tomato plant in a 15gal pot look like the deer got to it. 😭 your stuff looks amazing all the way from Virginia 👋🏽
I'm always amazed by the amount of peppers and tomatoes your garden produces. What do you put in your salads in terms of the greens and dressing? Thanks.
hi, the yellow peppers were from a pack of California Wonder Bell. But they were obviously mislabeled because they turned out Yellow and Super Giant, I saved seeds last year and regrew them this year.
I love your box screen you used for the zucchini! Do you hand pollinate only? I am thinking about this for next year to help with squash pests :/ AMAZING HARVEST!
hi, yes i try to rotate each year. But for some of the containers like the hex bed ive grown tomatoes every year over and over for almost 10 years straight. thanks
Wow, in such a small space and you are able to grow such a huge crop. Please show us how you mix your soil. I run into a situation where my potting mix and raised bed soil has become so hydrophobic. How do you fix/prevent this from happening? Thanks
Hi. Another satisfied Zip lock n Rubber Maid customer. I know you usually post the names of the produce grown, so you are forgiven for not posting on all produce harvested. How do you use the dehydrated tomatoes? Your food n produce is always so stylistically pleasing to see. Now we need cooking videos using your produce. Are you having skin issues this year in your garden? I've never seen you use gloves while gardening before, but you have in 2 videos so far. Yes, we watch that closely, not stalking. Are the cukes n Zucchini always that large, for that variety planted? Or it just shows what a great gardener you are using your methods!!! Peace to you and yours
hi, i put dehydrated tomatoes into soups and salads during the winter. I wear gloves when harvesting beans because the vines and leaves are really scratchy. Its best to harvest zucchini and cumbers a little earlier sometimes because when they get large the internal seeds are fully formed and not easy to eat. thanks :)
digging the dehydrated tomatoes. was wondering what I should do with my ridiculous amount of purple bumbles (which are actually yellow). dehydrating looks like the way to go. do you salt them before dehydration? and dude what are you feeding those pepper plants?
hi, theres 2 varieties. The one harvested is called Grey Zucchini, The other plant is from a packet named Dark Green Zucchini. So far the Grey has produced more squash harvests, about 3 or 4.
It's still bad. Lol. Ingredients description: "Alaska Morbloom Fertilizer is a 0 to 10 to 10 plant food made with natural-based fish. Rich in phosphorus and potassium, this unique formula stimulates budding and flowering, as well as vigorous root growth. Use this product in your normal lawn care on all types of flowering plants for abundant colorful blooms."
Is it true that veggies from the garden taste different than the ones at the store? (I may have asked this question before and forgot about it... my memory isn't the best) Like I don't like cucumbers, but I wonder if my distaste for them is based on ones that have no flavor. I wonder if I'd actually like cucumbers if they were grown in a garden. Lettuce, too... I don't really like the stuff in stores. I eat it anyway since I know it's good for me, but it's just not tasty at all. Again, though, idk if that's because store stuff is crappy.
Some Veggies taste better when you grow it yourself Tomato, beans family, fruits, potatoes. I grew a different variety of Cucumber which is not found in the store it was good, tastes a bit sweeter. Just grow something you like first then go from there. There are different varieties of Cucumber you can choose from, just like any other vegetables to grow. Good luck.
@@cek7940 Thanks, I love red beet but have been thinking of trying to grow the white one to see if it taste good. This is my second year of gardening. Last year was a lot of miss than hit but I did enjoy growing vegetables, this year I'm hoping of doing things differently and try to be more organised. I get carried away with trying to plant a lot of Vegetables. I'm planting in foam boxes the result is not that great, only the beans family and Asian greens grow well but the rest not so much. I'll try pots this year and hopefully it will be better.
Garden stuff I use:
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Organic Fertilizer 5-1-1 Quart size: amzn.to/31r2ACQ
Organic Fertilizer 5-1-1 Gallon size: amzn.to/2MsU3Lt
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Morbloom Fertilizer 0-10-10 Quart: amzn.to/2J1x1sQ
Morbloom Fertilizer 0-10-10 Gallon: amzn.to/33NbeNL
(For the tomatoes and peppers)
EARTHWORM CASTINGS: amzn.to/31yKj6U
PERLITE: amzn.to/31ttOsC
VERMICULITE: amzn.to/32oCQIF
AZOMITE rock dust 44lb: amzn.to/35IhbNP
AZOMITE smaller 2lb bag: amzn.to/35VQ1mG
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Heat Mat Combo Pack: amzn.to/32t6agZ
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Reflector for light bulbs: amzn.to/359zXfr
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Salad Spinner Colander (Zyliss): amzn.to/2pHLlAd
Food Processor (hand powered, Zyliss): amzn.to/35jkTiD
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Knife (Shun): amzn.to/38jHScR
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55 Gallon Rain Barrels: amzn.to/35LYuIR
Bulk Head Fittings (Garden hose size): amzn.to/2qeOWpw
Spigot (Fast Water Flow): amzn.to/33Kbm0m
Wind Chimes I bought:
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Garden Shoes (Waterproof):
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The way you garden make me so happy. I love to watch you videos
The Simplicity of your videos is the best part no talking only content
Happy Gardening 🙏🏼👍🏼
What a beautiful harvest!! 👍👍
Những quả dưa Leo thật tuyệt vời quá.
I SWEAR to goodness! I say it every time. I’ve never seen ANYONE grow such bounty! Good goin!
Wow! Everything is beautiful and perfect!
Every time I watch your video, I regret wasting my life in a city working in IT consulting! I wish I chose your way!
Love your black cat!!
You are my hero. You are the first channel I ever subscribed to. You are the one I refer to over and over. I am moving us into our new house now (our own home), and planning a raised bed garden as I unpack. I will start my seeds according to your tips and using products you use. I would be so thrilled to get the results you do. Thank you for your videos and mostly, making me believe I can do it too. Also, I love your cat and the wildlife videos. I love the salads you make with things I never thought of eating raw. You are a huge inspiration to me.
thanks very much!
Wow.very beautiful garden. I like tomatoes
Those peppers look amazing!! I bet they are delicious!
Eres el mejor. Un vídeo extraordinario 👌👌👌
Wonderful harvest
Good job 👍 👍👍👍🥰🥰
Greetings from Poland. I made a similar garden like you. at first the neighbors were laughing, but now jealous of me
8:07 Squeak: "I'm trying to rest here, go back to your gardening!"
Dehydrated toms look delicious!🙋🏻♀️
Great harvest, love seeing Squeak the cat. Keep the great videos coming. Thanks for sharing.
Hello from Greensboro. Harvesting and processing, I believe is more work than the actual planting. I spent 4 hours today just doing that and then driving to meet my daughter halfway in Saxpahaw to share some with her and I’m beat. Just put a load of basil in the dehydrator and hung onions in the shed, with sage drying under the pergola and I’m ready to call it a day. Will be back at it in the morning to get more tomatoes and peppers and squash.
Gardening is a workout!🦸🏾♀️🍅🏃🏾♀️🍃🏋🏽♀️👍🏽
@@Zizzyyzz lol. That is the gospel truth
i agree its lots work. After the work is done it is very rewarding. Healthier food and a satisfaction that it was created from scratch.
@@BubbleBeet so, so true. And the harvesting continues
Glad you can enjoy the fruit of your labor. Salud!
I like your beautiful garden. I wish I have one like your
So fresh and organic 😍😍😍 love it 💓
Yay! finally the new video is out.
Thank you so much for showing us how you store your veggies. I had no idea you could dehydrate cherry tomato's!
Thanks excellent
I legit want to hug and squeeze Squeak! 🤦♀️😂
Yay bubble boy is back nice harvest
You are really an artist!
Keep up the great videos, Squeak! Your owner is inspiring me for next year’s garden and to be more organized. My cat Lily sends her regards. 🐈
Amazing thank you for sharing
What a prolific garden inspite of wildlife moochers.
Your zucchini and the zucchini planter is so beautiful!!!! Amazing!!!
Your very inspiring i love this kind of life 😍
What a beautiful garden.
What an incredible harvest. Wow 🤩 so much fresh goodness - way better than shop bought flavourless foods. Amazing supply for winter. 👏🏻
Wow your garden looks so healthy just a awesome garden so neat and what a harvest. When I grow up I want my garden to look just like yours. Im always fighting some kind of bug and some kind of disease. Im fairly new at gardening and never had a green thumb killed every house plant ive ever had decided I wanted to try to grow my own food in my upper years and its hard work at least for me but I wish just once my garden looked like yours this time of the year. Fighting blight on the right mosaic on the left I love growing my own food and eating it but it wears me out and I guess a new lesson every year I did get a great corn harvest and tomatoes, beans a few zucchini before the vine borer got a hold to it. But hopefully ill learn something from you. Sorry so long god bless and keep growing and showing us how to get it right 😁
Does your harvest last till next year?
You are the most organized gardener. Everything looks so neat and your veggies look great.
hi, yes the frozen and dried harvests will last during the winter months. thx
Your Roma tomatoes are amazing!! I grew some dragon cayenne peppers one year and dang they were HOT!!! I can't hang with that level of heat. Love your videos! Thanks for sharing :)
i agree, the Dragon Cayennes are 5 times hotter than regular Cayenne. I prefer the regulars. Next year I'll try a Lemon Citrus pepper, it looks like a Cayenne but they ripen yellow.
Who's manning the drone, Squeak?! 😱🚁🐈
Awesome!
I like to see ur lil garden. Greeting from Indonesia!
I subscribed to your channel last spring. Been trying your methods since im in same garden zone however my results are dismal. You make it look so easy. Beautiful produce. Super fun videos. Love to watch Squeak.
Wow, lovely harvest. I love looking at the ripe tomatoes and peppers. I just bought a dehydrator and I cannot wait to use it at harvest time around Jan - March 2022. Thanks for the inspiration.
Ahhh…mazing harvest
Wow, your garden produce so many food. Look at that tomatoes!!!! Congratulations!!
Wow so good
Good.
Прекрасный урожай!!!
Awesome garden!!! Learning from you but still have a long way to go. Thanks for the videos and including your beautiful cat and the other beasties ♥️👍
Great video as always man 👍. Your pepper harvest are always awesome, those Marconis look perfect. Tennessee is 97 with a real feel of 106 and humidity sitting at 74%. The only plants in my garden that are happy at the moment are watermelons, hot peppers, and sun sugar tomatoes. Everything else is frying in the afternoon sun. I think I've made up my mind to invest in some quality sun shades for next year. The sun is literally burning the skin off of all of my sweet and mild peppers, such a disappointment after nurturing them since January.
You should totally get an NSF dicer... It's my favorite tool in the kitchen during harvest time!
Nice video
Unbelievable skill level bro
Inspiring! Thank you for a great video, so amazing how everything looks, I know you put hard work into our garden I can only hope to be able to get to that level.
Looks like Squeak has a fellow looking to court her. Great garden as usual. I saw another gardener dehydrate their cucumbers with a little garlic power sprinkled on top. Called them cucumber chips...interesting snack with or without garlic. I love your drone shots. Is the zucchini from the plant that was late to germinate? Squeak loves her front porch chair shaded by the cupid tomato plant.
Дорогой друг!!!! Как у вас хорошо!!!!!
Great job friend. Peppers are off the chain! Try growing some mean cabbages next season???
какая красота, умничка!!!
Whelp, by the looks of your garden, I waited too late 😫 my tomato plant in a 15gal pot look like the deer got to it. 😭 your stuff looks amazing all the way from Virginia 👋🏽
How do you get the containers tomatoes to bear so profusely. Lovely garden and harvest.
hi, honestly i dont know, its luck. This new Mariana Roma variety has yielded the most tomatoes. thx
So enjoyable...
My climate is so much easier and yet I can't harvest shit LOL
Starting now tho
Greetings from Brazil
How much time do you spend in gardening you have lot of patience 👏
on average 30 minutes a day, on big harvest or maintenance days it might be an hour or more. thx.
Lovely video as always! May I ask 2 questions
1)do you prune your tomatoes (remove leaves and remove suckers
2) have you tried to overwinter peppers?
I'm always amazed by the amount of peppers and tomatoes your garden produces. What do you put in your salads in terms of the greens and dressing? Thanks.
for salad dressing i use Braggs Apple Cider Vinegar and either Olive or Avacado oil.
You should do a zucchini spaghetti since you got enough tomatoes and peppers! 😁
Great idea!! thanks :)
My friend and I love your cat! Her cat looks like yours. His name
is Pepe 😊. What are the yellow peppers? They are beautiful! Thanks
hi, the yellow peppers were from a pack of California Wonder Bell. But they were obviously mislabeled because they turned out Yellow and Super Giant, I saved seeds last year and regrew them this year.
Great harvest garden looks awesome When do you quit using the fish fertilizer on your plants Keep growing Be safe
hi, i stop fertilizing the peppers/tomatoes about 3 weeks before i expect a hard freeze. the kale and collards always get fertilized once per week.
Thx
I love your box screen you used for the zucchini! Do you hand pollinate only? I am thinking about this for next year to help with squash pests :/ AMAZING HARVEST!
hi, yes i hand polinate the zukes. The screened box works greta, zero vine borers and they produce zukes into October.
@@BubbleBeet awesome! Thank you for sharing 😊
🔥
What a beautiful garden and a wonderful harvest. Do you rotate the vegetables in each raised bed every year?
hi, yes i try to rotate each year. But for some of the containers like the hex bed ive grown tomatoes every year over and over for almost 10 years straight. thanks
Wow, in such a small space and you are able to grow such a huge crop. Please show us how you mix your soil. I run into a situation where my potting mix and raised bed soil has become so hydrophobic. How do you fix/prevent this from happening? Thanks
ive made a few videos on my soil mixture. the videos are on my channel. thx
maşallah.
beautiful garden! Do you hand pollinate your zucchini plants?
👍👍👍🐱
Hi. Another satisfied Zip lock n Rubber Maid customer. I know you usually post the names of the produce grown, so you are forgiven for not posting on all produce harvested. How do you use the dehydrated tomatoes? Your food n produce is always so stylistically pleasing to see. Now we need cooking videos using your produce. Are you having skin issues this year in your garden? I've never seen you use gloves while gardening before, but you have in 2 videos so far. Yes, we watch that closely, not stalking. Are the cukes n Zucchini always that large, for that variety planted? Or it just shows what a great gardener you are using your methods!!! Peace to you and yours
hi, i put dehydrated tomatoes into soups and salads during the winter. I wear gloves when harvesting beans because the vines and leaves are really scratchy. Its best to harvest zucchini and cumbers a little earlier sometimes because when they get large the internal seeds are fully formed and not easy to eat. thanks :)
Beautiful harvest! Can I ask what dehydrator do you have? I love your kitties!
hi, its an Excalibur 2400 dehydrator. thx
@@BubbleBeet thank you. How long can you store dehydrated food?
Nice. What do you do with all the dehydrated vegetables? Thanks
hi, i add a handful of the dried tomatoes into soups. they rehydrate in the liquid. thx
@@BubbleBeet nice to know. A dehydrator is on my list of next to buy. Hopefully on sale or good used one.
digging the dehydrated tomatoes. was wondering what I should do with my ridiculous amount of purple bumbles (which are actually yellow). dehydrating looks like the way to go. do you salt them before dehydration? and dude what are you feeding those pepper plants?
hi, i dont salt the tomatoes b4 drying. thanks
ฉันชอบวีดีโอของคุณ
👍👍👍
So awesome. Where did u buy the seeds
jung seed and totally tomatoes, also walmart and home depot
Mmmmmmm
Just curious what variety is you’re zucchini? All you’re veggies just look so beautiful and delicious
hi, theres 2 varieties. The one harvested is called Grey Zucchini, The other plant is from a packet named Dark Green Zucchini. So far the Grey has produced more squash harvests, about 3 or 4.
@@BubbleBeet thank you for replying definitely going to get my hands on the gray zucchini and give it a shot at growing
I’m here for the 🐱 squeak
hi, Squeak says MeowMeow :)
вроде участок небольшой, но так много урожая, откуда?
Do you know what causes the yellowing of the lower leaves of the beans? Mine do that too.
What kind of paste tomato is that?
hi, those are called Mariana Roma
Huge veggies!😯 Sorry, but I just have to ask... Do you ever eat junk food??😉
hi, yes i eat junk food sometimes. On Sunday i might have a couple cheat meals of pancakes or pizza or ice cream.
😊
What all do you use your peppers for?
hi, i'll add the frozen peppers to soups and salads during winter months.
8:57
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Attempting to
Commit vandalism 💀
Hi dear ,what kind of cherry tomatoes are they ?
hi, they are called Cupid Grape Tomato
Thank you !
Hi!! Dose the more bloom smell as bad as the fish one?
hi, morbloom doesnt have the strong ground up fish smell. thx
It's still bad. Lol. Ingredients description:
"Alaska Morbloom Fertilizer is a 0 to 10 to 10 plant food made with natural-based fish. Rich in phosphorus and potassium, this unique formula stimulates budding and flowering, as well as vigorous root growth. Use this product in your normal lawn care on all types of flowering plants for abundant colorful blooms."
Question 🙋🏽♀️ is your stuff organic or are you using miracle grow? I’m super new!
hi, its organic, i use fish emulsion fertilizers. thx
Miracle Grow has an organic line of products as well.
Is it true that veggies from the garden taste different than the ones at the store? (I may have asked this question before and forgot about it... my memory isn't the best) Like I don't like cucumbers, but I wonder if my distaste for them is based on ones that have no flavor. I wonder if I'd actually like cucumbers if they were grown in a garden. Lettuce, too... I don't really like the stuff in stores. I eat it anyway since I know it's good for me, but it's just not tasty at all. Again, though, idk if that's because store stuff is crappy.
Some Veggies taste better when you grow it yourself Tomato, beans family, fruits, potatoes. I grew a different variety of Cucumber which is not found in the store it was good, tastes a bit sweeter.
Just grow something you like first then go from there.
There are different varieties of Cucumber you can choose from, just like any other vegetables to grow.
Good luck.
@@cek7940 Thanks, I love red beet but have been thinking of trying to grow the white one to see if it taste good.
This is my second year of gardening. Last year was a lot of miss than hit but I did enjoy growing vegetables, this year I'm hoping of doing things differently and try to be more organised.
I get carried away with trying to plant a lot of Vegetables. I'm planting in foam boxes the result is not that great, only the beans family and Asian greens grow well but the rest not so much. I'll try pots this year and hopefully it will be better.
Best way to find out is by growing them for yourself! 👍🏽🍅🍃🥒🥬
Hi 🍎
What do you do with the dried Tomatoes?
i add the dried tomatoes into soups during the winter. they rehydrate in the soup.
what do you do with all your produce?
i eat it all. soups salads and dried frozen for healthy consumption
Please try to upload videos little bit faster with more updates.
At 148k subscribers, I think its time to upgrade the camera quality lol. Keep up the good content!
Black panther 🙄