watched this after your last live from your beloved garden and home. My heart aches with hearing that the woman buying did not want to have your plants. I can only imagine how You felt Kaye. Leaving such a special place you have created so difficult. I wish you well on this new chapter and look forward to watching all that transpires. From Tasmania. PS I do hope your chest cold improves and you can really catch up on rest and all you need after Tuesday. In my thoughts from Down UnderDown under
Gardening in Montana is such a roller coaster ride as no year has been the same since I moved here in 2008. Planting begins at a different time every year. And the growing season is so much shorter. But it’s still a joyful occupation growing one’s own food!
So true! I wish I could have the experience of a larger garden. At my age, I'd need a little help to do it all. I worked almost exclusively by myself the first five years, but Erick, my garden man came a couple of years ago and got me through my bad injury a year ago. I wouldn't have been able to keep it going at all. Thanks for watching and please tune in to my livestream on Sunday at 10AM PST and join the conversation!
At 65 I'm a late bloomer I started my1st garden in the summer of 2019 and like yourself, I'm building 7 rise beds in my back yard for the spring of 2020. It is taking me a long time too put it all together, in fact, I'm still not done and here it is fall November 11. I'm hoping to have it all done and ready to do its thing this winter. If I have any luck I will have lots of flowers and vegetables next summer. Thanks for sharing.
Lololololo. Yes Miss Kaye. Even though I grew up in southern California mountains Gardening I'm coming back to it after the years. Yes I'm reblooming 🤣
Sometimes you are simply hilarious! Non-stop airplane noise! What a delightful introduction to your channel! My previous home is Sanford Florida was about three blocks East of my house. Talk about "non-stop airplane noise"!! The only thing I miss about it are the pineapples I grew in both the front and back yards. I might try some up here if I can ever afford a greenhouse.....
2020 and watching this, knowing full well late bloomer garden is no longer. 😭😭😭 tragic but that's the whole point of gardening. Things are cultivated and they're gone and new things arise in its place. Cant wait to see where lateblomer garden 2.0 sprouts! Maybe a public space where she gets built in help. Or a school and students help for extra credit!!! She could teach her passion and share her knowledge to environmental science students in k-12... 🤗🤗🤗 cultivation and continual perseverance.
I'm going to start your videos from the beginning, I started watching your videos one or two months ago, I was recommended the loofa video and since then I have watched all your newest videos, so I decided to start from the beggining :3 Love your videos, hopefully there will be many more :3
I just subscribe to your channel I love it. I also signed up to your website. YES I am a late bloomer also. I just started gardening this summer and now its fall. Your videos are fun, funny and very professional. Thank you, I will be watching and probably needing your advise. lol
Just watched the episode of off the grid with you and Stacy preparing peppers for fermentation. Just subscribed to your site and looking forward to catching up. I used to grow vegetables in my front yard in Santa Cruz. It was so cool when the neighbors brought their kids by to see how things grow in the ground-not in the grocery store.
I just HAD to subscribe to your channel. You are hilarious! I love, love, love your videos, AND your gardening style. Much like my own, LOL! Can't wait to get to the rest of your videos, in order! Hugs! P.S. I'm growing veggies down in Houston, Texas. We share a lot of commonalities between our growing Zones.
***** Water woes are pretty much the same, here, Kaye. Unfortunately, a family crisis set my summer garden back, so I haven't been watering anything, LOL! Thinking I might throw out a few okra seeds this weekend, and I started some sweet potato slips last night. We have a LOT of heat left, here. Cleaning out my seed rooms to start sowing brassica seeds in the next two weeks. I'll transplant the first batch 8/9, and harvest the first batch 10/18. I've calculated it takes ME 120 days from seed to harvesting my favorite Arcadia Broccoli head. I'll stagger 5 waves of seeds, harvesting each wave 4 months from sowing. Last harvest will be 2/8/15, so I can clear out and refresh the beds to receive tomato transplants on 2/14/15. I sow the tomato seeds at the Winter Solstice, December 20th & 21st. They transplant out at 8 weeks. I have all sorts of freeze/frost contingencies in place to protect them. Ciao' Linda
I found your channel and I've been binge watching episodes. I really enjoy your content, you're very inspiring! I'm about to start my first garden this spring and I was wondering do you have a list of must-have gardening equipment?
Hey, April! I just found this comment! Hope it's not too late. You MUST HAVE: work gloves (heavy and lightweight, depending on job), shovel, spade, and if you have the space, a wheelbarrow. Buckets, or mixing trays (they come in different sizes at Home Depot) to mix up your potting mixes and plant mixes. If you are seeding, that's a whole other thing, and you need a heat mat, grow light and seeding trays. Depending on your zone, it may be too late for seeding in trays, you may just want to plant seeds in ground, or buy seedlings. Also PLEASE subscribe at latebloomershow.com and confirm your subscription, and you will get a FREE ebook for beginners, with basics and some links. If you get into drip irrigation, then you will need to figure all that out, and it's really nice to have a chlorine filter on your tap outside so you can fill your water buckets (yes, you need a watering can!) with filtered water. Everything else you can accumulate along with way (you can always borrow a wheelbarrow, I did for the first two years), but the other stuff is a must. I hope this is helpful and please post any garden achievements on Late Bloomer Show on Facebook, and follow @latebloomershow on instagram for more inspiration! Thanks, April!!
+relentlessmadman Yes, indeed! I'm out of chips and I tried wood shavings on my walkways, recently, but I fear, one big wind and they will be everywhere. I'd love to get another load of chips.
In just found you through One Yard Revolution. Just subscribed to you. I am a later bloomer than you. Spent many years flower gardening. Now I want to have raised beds with flowers interspersed throughout. I live in a zone 3b/4a zone area. Love seeing what others can do where it does not get to -40F in January.
Oh, I"m so glad you found me. I am in Phoenix at the moment garden hopping with Jacq Davis. I'll be bringing a lot of gardens to you in the coming weeks. Stay tuned! Please share with a friend. Many thanks!
Kaye, I just sent you the materials and instructions for making my green bean growing trellis. If you have other questions or any one who has questions about gardening, feel free to ask.
Hello Kaye! I have only watched 3 of your videos and received so much great information. I grew up as a city girl and loved the exciting, busy,hectic crazy life that I lead but now at mid-life, I find myself appreciating the simpler, calmer, organic, natural and healthier life style.....yes, I'm a "Late Bloomer". This includes the out doors and gardening. Recently relocating to SC I have not found my house yet so I will start my small gardening on my 3rd floor apartment balcony. A bird lover, I have fed several birds this winter with bird feeders so now starting a garden will be a challenge (I know, mesh cage). I will have tons of question especially about my greatest fear, BUGS on my plants. I will be starting with salad greens, berries and tomatoes. Chat with you soon!
+Sophia Daniels Congrats, Sophia, for finding my channel and for your efforts, no matter how tiny your garden! Each week I spotlight a #topcomment on my Facebook page, facebook.com/LateBloomerShow (check it out!) and today you are it! You are exactly the person I'm trying to reach and inspire and I'm glad you started at the beginning. As you work through the seasons, you will see how much I've learned. You have a great attitude and are gardening with the space you have. So many folks say, "Oh, I can't, I don't have my own house, or yard." You are a gardener if you have one tomato plant and care for it! I encourage you to check out "Organics Best Urban Gardener" on RUclips. He's lucky to have a HUGE balcony (In Sacramento area) and his garden is entirely containers, but he has overcome health problems growing his own food and is very passionate. You will be inspired. Have a great day! Hope to hear from you regularly! - Kaye
Hi Kaye, I’ve looked through your videos but I didn’t see anything about grapes. I wonder if you ever grown grapes? I live in SoCal zone 9! I’ve grown 2 grapes I bought from Home Depot a few years ago; 1 is concord the other is seedless flame (I think!) lol! Anyway, this year I have a lot of young grapes on one vine but the leaves looks anemic! What can I do? Well the other grape vine is barely survived! any tips would be appreciated! Thank you!
Hey Jodie! I just happened upon this comment and hope you found your answer. I never grew grapes in my California garden but I’m growing them here and just starting to learn about that so I hope you’re still watching my channel and I hope to see you on the livestream in about 30 minutes! ❤️
Hello Kaye,i know what you mean when you are the late Bloomer now ,because i feeling everyday this year ,i love my garden but i think i start to late to have fun .take to much energy and time ,and also i have my job anyway i will take care it till the last minute ..meant to be. ...
Hello smart and beautiful, I to feel for all the people in new york I wish they would look at the writing on the walls and leave that hell whole and never look back, like I said in my comment before it only takes one little thing like a song to flip the switch on, until that day comes all we can do is pray and hope that they see the light. so until then just keep your chin up and keep smiling your beautiful smile, GOD Bless you and yours.😇✝
+mimi weaving adventure tv You are welcome! Thanks for watching. Alfalfa definitely helped build my soil the first two years, but this year as you will see in a recent episode I tried pine shavings for animal bedding which is half the cost.
Hi Kaye not to sure is this your first video??... just watched your live stream garden tour..... Ed
YES!! It is!! Thanks for the follow through, Ed!!
Key word to success: Help.
Back to the beginning! I love seeing these older videos.
Thank you!!!
I can't help but believe you would love all the rain were having today in Alabama.
I’ve decided to go back and watch some of the older videos. I’ve been with you from the beginning
Omg!!!! I’d forgotten that. I’m so glad. I made a connection with some gardeners via Telegram and picked up new subscribers. So happy. See you at 5.
It's so crazy how fast time flies by!
Right? I can't believe all that's happened since then. Hard to believe. Thanks for watching and staying with me!!
@@Latebloomershow Your welcome! Have you decided what's going to happen next year with the gardening?
Wow. You go way back Miss Kaye. Theres alot to learn about your gardening expertise.
So fun to see this video again! Loved you then, love you still!! You have taught me so much about gardening. Thank you, Kaye.
Awww, you have made my day. Happy Mother's Day. I'm heading over to see mine.
@@Latebloomershow Happy Mother's Day! Hope your mom is doing well!
watched this after your last live from your beloved garden and home. My heart aches with hearing that the woman buying did not want to have your plants. I can only imagine how You felt Kaye. Leaving such a special place you have created so difficult. I wish you well on this new chapter and look forward to watching all that transpires. From Tasmania. PS I do hope your chest cold improves and you can really catch up on rest and all you need after Tuesday. In my thoughts from Down UnderDown under
nice touch with the horse!
You inspire! Gardening feeds the soul! So fun to watch things grow :)
Gardening in Montana is such a roller coaster ride as no year has been the same since I moved here in 2008. Planting begins at a different time every year. And the growing season is so much shorter. But it’s still a joyful occupation growing one’s own food!
So true! I wish I could have the experience of a larger garden. At my age, I'd need a little help to do it all. I worked almost exclusively by myself the first five years, but Erick, my garden man came a couple of years ago and got me through my bad injury a year ago. I wouldn't have been able to keep it going at all. Thanks for watching and please tune in to my livestream on Sunday at 10AM PST and join the conversation!
At 65 I'm a late bloomer I started my1st garden in the summer of 2019 and like yourself, I'm building 7 rise beds in my back yard for the spring of 2020. It is taking me a long time too put it all together, in fact, I'm still not done and here it is fall November 11. I'm hoping to have it all done and ready to do its thing this winter. If I have any luck I will have lots of flowers and vegetables next summer. Thanks for sharing.
"Who knew" I have been using this two words 😄
Lololololo. Yes Miss Kaye. Even though I grew up in southern California mountains Gardening I'm coming back to it after the years. Yes I'm reblooming 🤣
I am a late bloomer too... 56 and just took interest in gardening...
Sometimes you are simply hilarious! Non-stop airplane noise! What a delightful introduction to your channel! My previous home is Sanford Florida was about three blocks East of my house. Talk about "non-stop airplane noise"!! The only thing I miss about it are the pineapples I grew in both the front and back yards. I might try some up here if I can ever afford a greenhouse.....
2020 and watching this, knowing full well late bloomer garden is no longer. 😭😭😭 tragic but that's the whole point of gardening. Things are cultivated and they're gone and new things arise in its place. Cant wait to see where lateblomer garden 2.0 sprouts! Maybe a public space where she gets built in help. Or a school and students help for extra credit!!! She could teach her passion and share her knowledge to environmental science students in k-12... 🤗🤗🤗 cultivation and continual perseverance.
Love all your videos. Happy Earth day.
Thank you!! xxx
Wow… the production work on this video is well done. Major difference between 1.0 and 2.0.
Yeah, it's called $1200 month out of pocket for those production services on two short videos per month. :)
Lol, the neighbors tot u were gonna get a horse 😄. Loving these videos. I'll share them
I'm going to start your videos from the beginning, I started watching your videos one or two months ago, I was recommended the loofa video and since then I have watched all your newest videos, so I decided to start from the beggining :3 Love your videos, hopefully there will be many more :3
Hey! Are you still watching?? I hope so! Everything changed in my life but still making good videos.
Love your channel...keep up the great work 🤞🏼🤞🏼
Thank you, Shannon! I'm trying!
Nice to meet you - I learned about you from OFF GRID with Doug and Stacy!
Hey! Hope you are still watching. Blessings!
Love this idea, great show!
I just subscribe to your channel I love it. I also signed up to your website. YES I am a late bloomer also. I just started gardening this summer and now its fall. Your videos are fun, funny and very professional. Thank you, I will be watching and probably needing your advise. lol
Just watched the episode of off the grid with you and Stacy preparing peppers for fermentation. Just subscribed to your site and looking forward to catching up. I used to grow vegetables in my front yard in Santa Cruz. It was so cool when the neighbors brought their kids by to see how things grow in the ground-not in the grocery store.
Lovely! My son lived in Santa Cruz for two years and we were up there a lot. I hope you find lots to enjoy here!
I just HAD to subscribe to your channel. You are hilarious!
I love, love, love your videos, AND your gardening style. Much like my own, LOL! Can't wait to get to the rest of your videos, in order! Hugs!
P.S. I'm growing veggies down in Houston, Texas. We share a lot of commonalities between our growing Zones.
***** Water woes are pretty much the same, here, Kaye. Unfortunately, a family crisis set my summer garden back, so I haven't been watering anything, LOL! Thinking I might throw out a few okra seeds this weekend, and I started some sweet potato slips last night. We have a LOT of heat left, here.
Cleaning out my seed rooms to start sowing brassica seeds in the next two weeks. I'll transplant the first batch 8/9, and harvest the first batch 10/18. I've calculated it takes ME 120 days from seed to harvesting my favorite Arcadia Broccoli head.
I'll stagger 5 waves of seeds, harvesting each wave 4 months from sowing. Last harvest will be 2/8/15, so I can clear out and refresh the beds to receive tomato transplants on 2/14/15. I sow the tomato seeds at the Winter Solstice, December 20th & 21st. They transplant out at 8 weeks. I have all sorts of freeze/frost contingencies in place to protect them.
Ciao'
Linda
I found your channel and I've been binge watching episodes. I really enjoy your content, you're very inspiring! I'm about to start my first garden this spring and I was wondering do you have a list of must-have gardening equipment?
Hey, April! I just found this comment! Hope it's not too late. You MUST HAVE: work gloves (heavy and lightweight, depending on job), shovel, spade, and if you have the space, a wheelbarrow. Buckets, or mixing trays (they come in different sizes at Home Depot) to mix up your potting mixes and plant mixes. If you are seeding, that's a whole other thing, and you need a heat mat, grow light and seeding trays. Depending on your zone, it may be too late for seeding in trays, you may just want to plant seeds in ground, or buy seedlings. Also PLEASE subscribe at latebloomershow.com and confirm your subscription, and you will get a FREE ebook for beginners, with basics and some links. If you get into drip irrigation, then you will need to figure all that out, and it's really nice to have a chlorine filter on your tap outside so you can fill your water buckets (yes, you need a watering can!) with filtered water. Everything else you can accumulate along with way (you can always borrow a wheelbarrow, I did for the first two years), but the other stuff is a must. I hope this is helpful and please post any garden achievements on Late Bloomer Show on Facebook, and follow @latebloomershow on instagram for more inspiration! Thanks, April!!
You will love gardening! :)
wood chips are great for keeping out mud and it turns into mulch over time, and they don't sprout.
+relentlessmadman Yes, indeed! I'm out of chips and I tried wood shavings on my walkways, recently, but I fear, one big wind and they will be everywhere. I'd love to get another load of chips.
Yep
In just found you through One Yard Revolution. Just subscribed to you. I am a later bloomer than you. Spent many years flower gardening. Now I want to have raised beds with flowers interspersed throughout. I live in a zone 3b/4a zone area. Love seeing what others can do where it does not get to -40F in January.
Oh, I"m so glad you found me. I am in Phoenix at the moment garden hopping with Jacq Davis. I'll be bringing a lot of gardens to you in the coming weeks. Stay tuned! Please share with a friend. Many thanks!
Re-watching!
Shane Winters thanks! Pls share with a friend and say this is where it all began for Kaye.😘
Kaye, I just sent you the materials and instructions for making my green bean growing trellis. If you have other questions or any one who has questions about gardening, feel free to ask.
+OldAlabamaGardener Thank you, Charles! I'd seen the instructions when you sent, but didn't notice the comment here.
Kaye, I am finding that it is a challenge to keep up with my viewers comments, so. I don't worry if you didn't reply to my comment.
OAG
4:38 My neighbor's dog also drives me NUTS.
I would have sketched a lay out then if I was planting in the ground leave grass in between Gardening rows to walk and kneel onto
Hello Kaye!
I have only watched 3 of your videos and received so much great information. I grew up as a city girl and loved the exciting, busy,hectic crazy life that I lead but now at mid-life, I find myself appreciating the simpler, calmer, organic, natural and healthier life style.....yes, I'm a "Late Bloomer". This includes the out doors and gardening. Recently relocating to SC I have not found my house yet so I will start my small gardening on my 3rd floor apartment balcony.
A bird lover, I have fed several birds this winter with bird feeders so now starting a garden will be a challenge (I know, mesh cage). I will have tons of question especially about my greatest fear, BUGS on my plants. I will be starting with salad greens, berries and tomatoes. Chat with you soon!
+Sophia Daniels Congrats, Sophia, for finding my channel and for your efforts, no matter how tiny your garden! Each week I spotlight a #topcomment on my Facebook page, facebook.com/LateBloomerShow (check it out!) and today you are it! You are exactly the person I'm trying to reach and inspire and I'm glad you started at the beginning. As you work through the seasons, you will see how much I've learned. You have a great attitude and are gardening with the space you have. So many folks say, "Oh, I can't, I don't have my own house, or yard." You are a gardener if you have one tomato plant and care for it! I encourage you to check out "Organics Best Urban Gardener" on RUclips. He's lucky to have a HUGE balcony (In Sacramento area) and his garden is entirely containers, but he has overcome health problems growing his own food and is very passionate. You will be inspired. Have a great day! Hope to hear from you regularly! - Kaye
Hi Kaye :) Watching on 08/08/2018 ;) ♥♥♥
Hi Kaye, I’ve looked through your videos but I didn’t see anything about grapes. I wonder if you ever grown grapes? I live in SoCal zone 9! I’ve grown 2 grapes I bought from Home Depot a few years ago; 1 is concord the other is seedless flame (I think!) lol! Anyway, this year I have a lot of young grapes on one vine but the leaves looks anemic! What can I do? Well the other grape vine is barely survived! any tips would be appreciated! Thank you!
Hey Jodie! I just happened upon this comment and hope you found your answer. I never grew grapes in my California garden but I’m growing them here and just starting to learn about that so I hope you’re still watching my channel and I hope to see you on the livestream in about 30 minutes! ❤️
Hi i've been watching your videos because I'm from LA too.
You may want to watch Home grown veg
another late bloomer
Thank you! I will check it out.
Wow! How far you and the garden have come in 7 years! Have you had contact with Jack lately?
No, and I feel very guilty about that. I know I should, but have had my hands and mind full.
Hello Kaye,i know what you mean when you are the late Bloomer now ,because i feeling everyday this year ,i love my garden but i think i start to late to have fun .take to much energy and time ,and also i have my job anyway i will take care it till the last minute ..meant to be. ...
Thank you Sandra!! It's NEVER too late!! Do what you can, and you will be rewarded. Thanks for your support!
Hello smart and beautiful, I to feel for all the people in new york I wish they would look at the writing on the walls and leave that hell whole and never look back, like I said in my comment before it only takes one little thing like a song to flip the switch on, until that day comes all we can do is pray and hope that they see the light. so until then just keep your chin up and keep smiling your beautiful smile, GOD Bless you and yours.😇✝
where i can buy alfalfa?
+mimi weaving adventure tv Any horse feed place.
thank you
+mimi weaving adventure tv You are welcome! Thanks for watching. Alfalfa definitely helped build my soil the first two years, but this year as you will see in a recent episode I tried pine shavings for animal bedding which is half the cost.
i been watching your show every day. i saw most your old and new show
+mimi weaving adventure tv Thank you so much!!