Florida Market Garden Update | May/Early Summer
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- Опубликовано: 22 май 2024
- Well, there has been an overwhelming amount of stuff going in lately. It’s been quite a while since my last video update so luckily I managed to get this one done. The season is changing here quick and I’ve been busting my butt trying to keep up with everything. So with that said, I hope you enjoy this update video!
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Sorry about the background music… when I was editing it did not sound that loud at all. When it uploaded the sound got louder… 🤦🏻♂️🤷🏻♂️😬. I give up lol.
NO COMPLAINING!!!! 😅
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No complaints here, so good to see a video from you, I enjoy watching and seeing how amazing your gardens are. I have my small backyard garden planted and it’s doing good so far. So sorry to hear that you have not been feeling well the past few weeks. I can totally understand not being able to sleep. I would give anything to have one good night of sleep. Thank you for sharing the update on the garden. So what is your plans after harvest season in Florida?
Everything looks great! I love the look of how you display your produce in your market space. The paper sacks are a great idea! Thanks for taking the time to share.
Thanks I appreciate it!
@@GrowingBackToEden It's a great idea. I've always wondered why It was so difficult for people to give value to these kinds of markets too. Here I'm having trouble with eggs. You must have great and most likely delicious eggs. ☺️
I would suggest ducks too 😊 Great and tasteful, but blue timted eggs
@@GrowingBackToEden Thank you for the difference you make. The youth of this generation is such a waste of energy and consumption for society. The elders, the real old ones knew where things came from, I give real value to your work and what you do. If most young ones were just like you, open to the environment and more "healthy lifestyles" we would have less pollution and more green-friendly economy. The air we breath, the water we drink, rivers, seas and animals that share our living in this world, the most important thing is our life. Keep posting If you can, to share and inspire many.
I'm all about the paper sacks too! 😊
Thank you for the video and you are an inspiration to me as well as so many. God Bless you young man. You are leading so many of us and your knowledge is so helpful. I pray for your health and healing. I learn so much from you and I am seeing fantastic results following your methods and experience and then experimenting with my midwest conditions. Thank you Thank you Thank You! 🙏🙏🙏🙏
I really appreciate that! Thank you!!
It's like a work of art as usual. It's amazing to me that you are able to maintain it so beautifully while dealing with chronic pain and illness. It's not easy!
I appreciate it thank you!
Right?! Such a warrior.
Calyxes is the word you were searching for with the Roselle. Love them 😋 They make the BEST jam and cranberry sauce. There's no going back to regular cranberry sauce! And the tea is yummy too.
The market gardens are looking good as always, weeds and all. I'm so jealous of your big juicy tomatoes! You should see the damage the armadillos are doing to my place! They are quite the excavators, that's for sure. 🥴
I had no idea the fire ants ate flowers. Always learning. 👍
Love the Rooster
hang in there buddy!
i'll be praying for you.
garden looks great and so does your set up at the market.👍🏾
🙏🏼 thank you!
Praying for your healing in Jesus’ name 🙏🏼 the garden looks great!
Your gardens look amazing: you are doing a great job! I used newspapers and cardboard between rows in Vermont (humid climate), so no weeding or watering.
you should sell some of the seminole pumpkin flowers in the market, they are great for stuffing
Cowpea curculio is one of the weevils that hit cowpeas. And aphids love them…. Long beans more though
Loving this channel . & That people locally are doing such amazing things.
I dream to be able to grow and sell food in Hudson.
I’m in Florida zone 10a. The best thing to get rid of the fire ants is diatomaceous earth. Don’t be stingy with it, put about an inch on their ant hills. They’ll move but the then will be smaller, just keep chasing them away!
I love your garden! I can't wait for my garden to look like yours! 😆
wow, your garden is amazing! You certainly have the knack for getting things to grow.
I use peroxide diluted with water for the powdery mildew. I have used it all of my life here in Florida. I am a native and it will burn you up in the summer. If someone says you will get used to it and that is NOT true! Good luck my dear. Your farm looks great!
Love your productive garden and harvest.
Love your videos! Hope you get to feeling better!
Thank you for the video, I pray that you get to feeling better. I’m in Cape Coral Florida and I have a green stalk tower that I would love to plant, I just have no clue what to plant in it that would grow now. I broke my back and my arm when I got it 😞 so I had to wait until I heeled up.
Get well! Funny here in the high desert the ants are eating the bugs trying to destroy my vegies...go figure! Last year the only way I could grow zucchini was to plant it in hanging pots cause the ground squirrels and mice would dine on all blossoms and fruits. Coyote urine is an effective solution for the border , keeping out wild and domestic animals.
Roselle is amazing. I just bought a few little bags of dried roselle and have made one batch of tea with Honey. ❤❤
There is a way to make a hyperbaric chamber pretty inexpensive. I've heard that they are great for lyme disease. 🙏🙏🙏🙏 the Garden looks amazing!!!
I'm surprised the lettuce and carrots are thriving, but the chard isn't. I thought bugs would hate chard as much as I do.
Keep it up brotha! Love seeing the updates!
you might need a high tunnel
Hermoso lugar y buenos productos saludables.
Cual es la extensión de tu terreno mi amigo?
Hey Nick, I hear you speak of Lyme’s disease and I wanted to extend an option out to you. I don’t know if you have heard of or maybe even already tried fever baths for it. There is a wellness center that can provide these for you. I have heard of a Pastor by the name Dwayne Lemon talk about how fever baths helped his Lyme’s disease. The name of the wellness center is Uchie Pines in Alabama. Hope this can be a valuable resource and a path to healing from Lyme’s disease. May God bless and keep you!
I hope you've taken antibiotics for the Lymes, take care of yourself. I love your work, stay strong 🙏😁🌱☀️
It’s not really that easy…. I’ve had it since I was six… and was put on the meds right away too… each year is has gotten worse. This year has been really rough though
@@GrowingBackToEden I'm so sorry to hear that, I really do hope something can be found to cure it, big hugs 🙏😁🌱☀️
Can you do a video on Jim's weavel thing you described around the 10:10 mark?
I'm not on social media but you just stay off of it. I know a few people who got off of it and they started feeling better. Your doing a great job keep it up. Ps those are locus trees I love them.
Thanks and no they are in the mimosa family still drawing a blank though. But definitely not locus
What type of posts did you use to build your trellises? How far are they spaced apart?
Try Keto or Carnivore diet for the Lymes. Game changer!
Yeah I’ve been wanting to go carnivore for a while but honestly without a place to raise my own meat like I would usually do and then limited storage space and finances at the moment I can’t do it like I want to… I think it would really help me honestly but am just not in the position to do it just yet…
@@GrowingBackToEden I had chronic discomfort for some unknown reason that got better when I cut out my richest sources of omega 6 like vegetable oil and sunflower seeds, and added omega 3 in the form of flax seeds from the coffee grinder but I'd consider flax oil as a substitute, and a tablespoon of unheated honey a day helped with chronic fatigue, but it's the only sweetener I eat, so maybe it's just the sugar.
is the market open every Tuesday?
Yes every Tuesday from 9-1
Would you be interested in an intern while you’re healing? I’m a lifelong Floridian, a workhorse and would love the experience.
Sameeeee
What is a cover crop?
A crop that grows in place of a main crop or cash crop when the main crop is out of season. It protects and builds the soil.
@@GrowingBackToEden thank you so much for the reply. What is a cash crop? I’m not really understanding.
@@GrowingBackToEden I googled it so I think I kind of understand. So are you just planting anything for a cover crop or does it matter what it is? Why is the spot empty in the first place is it because you harvested something? I just put down my wood chips last fall with paper underneath and I am planting stuff but I’m pulling back wood chips and wondering do you plant directly in the grass that was killed previously? I did not till Thanks so much.
@@abrammatthew756 it’s the off season where I am. Too hot for mist vegetables to grow so I plant the cuber crop (in this case black eye peas which are a nitrogen fixer) to grow over the summer to protect and build the soil until next season. As far as how to plant, yes plant in the soil not in the chips.
@@GrowingBackToEden thank you