I agree! There's a lot of people where I live that get puppies for their children for gifts, & then when they get bigger they put them outside all day in 90+ degree weather, & will just put water out in the morning. (And by 11am it's hot to the touch! ) ive been known to go to several neighbors houses & put ive in their dogs bowls, several times a day in the past....
James and Tuck... I am getting ready to retire and start a small food forest. Your videos gave a great deal of encouragement. God bless America! Padre and Bugs the Dog
It's the "late planting" videos like this that are giving me hope here in July. Just had deer "discover" my garden, aka: their personal salad bar. You've given me good ideas for some plants to go back in with.
I love Tuck! I cannot believe how beautiful your veggie/fruit jungle is! What a fun place to work or play in. Tuck loves it and my dog's favorite foods are carrots and cucs as well! Give the guy a hug from a fan.
Tuck cracks.me.up! :) He is so stinkin' cute. Thanks for all the advice and exuberance. Your energy is infectious. Keep the videos coming. Thanks for all you do.
ive never seen a dog that likes vegetables so much....love your enthusiasm guy, you can really tell when someone is doing something they love....keep at it.
I started feeding my dog veggies after watching tuck enjoy them so much My boy Hudson gets all excited when he sees me heading out to harvest!!! Thanks James and Tuck ❤️
I just want You to know that I enjoy watching all your videos and I have learned so much from You. I am a Beginner Gardener and I now have a Beautiful Garden. I am harvesting Tomatoes, Green beans, squash, cucumbers, and zucchini. I have so much that I share them with my family. They are shocked when They see my little Garden. This is all from watching every videos you make. I can't wait till next year to expand it. Thank you so much. 😊
Thank you for suggesting different varieties of veggies based on harvest time!! I have wanted to plant more crops but not sure which because of how being August. Excited 😁
What I learned from from this video I didn't know before: * adding excessive nitrogen to nitrogen producing plants (like many legumes) results in more leaf growth and less fruit/veg growth. * using a 1ft plank of wood is a quick and easy way to engage in square foot gardening. * leaving the plank over carrot seeds makes germination easier and with greater success. * BT is a great organic spray for brassicas * Tuck is a not so secret vegetarian!
You can create plant splints to heal damaged plants. First, position the stem back together as tightly as possible, then wrap the damaged area in seran wrap. Splint the stem with popsicle sticks, and use packaging tape to bind it together so it's immobile. Then, shade the plant from direct sun for a few days until the plant heals well enough to transport nutrients passed the damaged area. Leave the splint on for about a week until the healed area is strong enough to endure stress. I've done this a number of times, and it has always worked.
I had a tomato this season that I accidentally split part of the main stem about 18 or so inches from the ground. :( I didn't have any popsicle sticks so I just used some floral tape I happened to have. It worked like a charm! Funny how we use band-aids for our own wounds, but don't always think about using "plant band-aids" as much. They are usually even better at healing than we are. :)
@@gwendyrose8905 Just like the human vascular system, a plant's vascular system is quick to repair. Repairing a damaged plant is very similar in concept to grafting. You bring up a good point about using popcicle sticks, though. I use them to secure the break, but it's not always necessary or feasible, especially for breaks in small stems. In your case, you also had another option. Tomato plants are very quick to create new root systems. I'm sure you've noticed they are 'hairy'. These hairs are called trichomes, and they have a dual purpose. They help to dissuade pests from feeding on the plant, but they are also able to sense conditions that are appropriate for root growth. Tomato plants are creepers, and their natural growth cycle is to spread along the ground and set roots as they expand. If you were to bury a broken branch from a tomato plant, it will propagate new roots.
Your wealth of knowledge is impressive. Everytime I watch tour videos I have a notepad and pen so o can write some of them down. Nice to see tuck as always. Stay safe.....
Hi James, I am from the Philly suburbs and you are by far my favorite garden RUclips channel. Thanks for all your tips, I am using your carrot board method.
Zone 9b central Florida. We garden 365 days a year. With that said, we don't experience any change of seasons as you do. Love pictures of changing of the colors.
This is becoming my go-to spot for relaxing when I need top chill. I've been so incredibly stressed out lately. But I watch your vids, then I go play in my container garden. You're like this Zen Gardener Guru. Very cool. Love Tuck.
That's one reason O watch other gardening channels as well! It helps to give ke motivation! Ill watch a couple videos & then I'm like OK it's time to harvest or weed, etc.
Hello from New Hampshire! Great tips- Thank you! Our gardens are taking a hit from all the rain. My woodland garden has better drainage, so hopefully it will dry out. I want to plant more squash to try and fool the squash bugs. They are numerous in our main garden, despite hand picking. Planted tomatoes in the woodland garden to avoid the horn worms. Have not seen any, but have a butterfly net to catch any of the moths. Your garden is thriving! Obvious this is a passion, as well as your kindness to Tuck. Enjoy your summer ~ Diane
Good video , i am too burnt out from the spring and summer to start planting again ,the only thing i plant after the summer is garlic in November. Good luck with your garden, didnt see tuck too much in this video.
I just love watching Tuck eat. It reminds me so much of my Killian. He lived veggies so much. Until Tuck I had never seen a dog love them so much! Thanks Tuck for reminding me of good memories of my dog in Heaven! 🐶🌱
I just love Baker Creek Heirloom seeds, too; I’ve had great success with them. Thank you for posting this video, I have about 80 days until our first frost and I had felt behind the game this year since I moved a week ago. I now live on 7.9 acres and will begin planning my own food forest ~ I cannot thank you enough for your inspiration!!!
I love planting my carrots August into September. I can keep harvesting them through a light snow fall. They are good until the ground freezes and hold on to them until spring. They are still good in spring once I can get them out of the soil. I pull them all out in April. Super sweet. I live in Buffalo NY USA, so I am aware of cold.
My first frost is October 13th. I just did bush beans, carrots, sugar snap peas, lettuce, kale, spinach, Swiss chard, onions, cucumbers, zucchini, yellow crooked neck summer squash, and I started seeds for broccoli and cauliflower inside in July, and still going to plant garlic too! This is my first garden this year! Spring crops didn't do the best with the late frost then fast 90s. But my summer crops are doing AMAZING!! I did multiple varieties of everything we eat and it's all doing awesome! I was so scared I wouldn't get it to work but it's so true to just try and you might be surprised! I just had to learn to can and preserving because we have overwhelming amounts! 🥰
You make it seem so easy. Really like your videos. Tuck so cute, must be really healthy eating all those raw veggies. Years ago I use to give my 🐕 spot a carrot and cooked ear of corn. 🐕 🥕🥕🌽👍❤️
Once the late summer/fall sown carrots are up a few inches, I mulch them. Once the really cold weather arrives I add a lot more mulch. The carrots will also grow more slowly in the shorter daylight. I have harvested carrots as late as New Year's Day (zone 7 a/b South Jersey). The ground was frozen, but the carrots were still really good!
The Gardening Channel With James Prigioni all of it... i counted back my days & am going another round. hopefully my little Stan can learn a thing or two from Tuck!
What a coincidence! I planted a crop of 53 day bush beans the other day! Today I pulled up spent cucumbers and squash and replaced them with carrots and radishes! Excited for fall crops!
WE JUST HAD A TORNADO GO THRU AND WIPED OUT OUR WHOLE GARDEN !!!!!!! WE'RE GOING TO DO EVERYTHING YOU SAY TO DO IN THIS VIDEO AND HOPEFULLY WE'LL BE ABLE TO EAT THIS WINTER!!!!!! WE TRUST YOU!!!!! WE KNOW YOU WOULDN'T LET US STARVE !!!!!!!
When I saw the storm going through your garden, I felt the pain I'm sure you felt... but the video was so uplifting and encouraging that it lifted my spirits for both my empathy for you james and for my own drive for my garden as well. Thanks for the insight, the encouragement and the shared experience. You have a noble and helpful channel my friend. Tuck is a lucky dog.. Nick
Just a quick note: Swiss Chard is a biennial and can survive the winter (mulch over for the coldest areas) and will produce leaves and seeds the second year if you're into seed saving
James, your advice is precious. I just planted my root crops again and watered deeply; the board on top is such a great way to keep the seed moist, since we’ve had so little rain & it’s still hot. Now I just got find something to place over them, but I love your advice.
I’m a first year gardener but having a blast learning through trials and errors. You are so inspiring! Yesterday I just planted my fall garden for SW Ohio! I planted cucumbers, carrots, broccoli, greens and Jack Be Little pumpkins/squash. I recently discovered Baker Creek and that’s who I ordered my fall seeds from. I used planters for my spring/summer garden, but I was excited and felt bold enough to try seeds. I absolutely LOVE your gardens! Tuck is such an adorable little guy, thank you for sharing life with all of us 🤗
I like pellets for carrots. I tried strips for carrots, (and lettuce). I had little luck. Tried in with pellets and they worked well. More spendy yes but since I have a small area it is worth it. The seeds I send to a Church work in Zambia. Then I send open pollination because I can get much more and they have several hectors to plant.
Thank you so much. I planted a lot of these vegetables in totes sitting in chairs. Very helpful for my old bones. Only gets 4-5 hours direct sunlight but still hoping to get some produce. Any way it was an unforgettable experience to sit in a chair and plant seeds at eye level then watch them grow. Thank you for your excellent videos. Ms Pat from southern Indiana.
Hey James excellent video!!!I have a few questions #1 what do you recommend night time temps are before planting spinach and brassicas #2 what do you mean when you say “ inoculate” the beans before planting. #3 do you use any kind of hoops for a “ low tunnel” to help extend. Also I wanted to let you know I don’t think you were being greedy at all!! Your post storm video helped me try to have a more positive attitude when bad things happen. Thank you Tuck and James!!
😂 I just came in from staring at my empty garden space pondering what I can plant after finishing up cleaning the aftermath of the storm. Also, we made a raised 4x4 bed for the kids to start learning to grow veggies and hopefully getting excited to eat their veggies. We planted 3 squares of radish, chard and lettuce. And couldn’t decide what to plant in the rest of the space. Was overthinking wanting to set the kids up to get the rewarding taste of a successful garden. Also, couldn’t get any spinach seeds along with many other seeds this year... BUT We’ll be back out planting the rest of the space with what seeds we do have tomorrow morning. THANK YOU for your suggestions! P. S. I try to watch your videos with the kids and they get so excited to see Tuck! So cute!
Thank you. I really get a lot of good information from your videos. I’m in RI so I’m in a colder zone. I came from MD so I’m trying to adjust to the RI growing season.
I’m planting some squash, radishes, and chard right now, but unfortunately my first frost is 2 full months after yours, and we’re farther north so it’s too hot and sunny to plant any fall plants now. I’m planting summer varieties of some and hoping for the best for others. One thing that’s a surprisingly good summer crop is mushrooms. A warmer, humid, dark place is perfect (under your sink or on a shelf in a dark corner) so you can grow mushrooms without taking up the sun space everything else needs!
Just found your channel! I’m from Philly but I moved out to California and I’ve started a garden on balcony. I tried to garden in Pennsylvania when I had a house but the mosquitoes made me quickly give up that hobby. They eat me alive !! Out here I’m pretty sure things would grow all year round as far as I can tail so I think I might try this
I love the way you treat your dog! I wish everyone would treat their animals this well. Bless you and your family and your sweet Tuck.
I agree! There's a lot of people where I live that get puppies for their children for gifts, & then when they get bigger they put them outside all day in 90+ degree weather, & will just put water out in the morning. (And by 11am it's hot to the touch! ) ive been known to go to several neighbors houses & put ive in their dogs bowls, several times a day in the past....
James and Tuck...
I am getting ready to retire and start a small food forest. Your videos gave a great deal of encouragement.
God bless America!
Padre and Bugs the Dog
You are an inspiration Mr. Prigioni. Thank you. You make the gardening world a better place. And we love Tuck!!
Aww the pup chewing the carrot was adorable haha
I think it's cool that Tucker eats his veggies!
That's one healthy pupper ❤
Tucker snacking on that cucumber is the cutest thing.
It's the "late planting" videos like this that are giving me hope here in July. Just had deer "discover" my garden, aka: their personal salad bar. You've given me good ideas for some plants to go back in with.
Tuck Tuck he’s our man finding 🥕 yes he can 🤣🤣🤣🤣🥰🥰
The dog stole the show!
Tucker should be a spokesperson to encourage kids to eat their veggies. Thanks for the help on what to plant in August.
Tuck is literally ADORABLE
I love Tuck! I cannot believe how beautiful your veggie/fruit jungle is! What a fun place to work or play in. Tuck loves it and my dog's favorite foods are carrots and cucs as well! Give the guy a hug from a fan.
1:cucumbers
2:carrots
3:Green Beans
4:Kale and Cabbage
5: Beets
6:Peas
7:Spinach and Lettuce
8:Squash,
9:Swiss Chard
10:Radishes
You're Welcome.
Thank you from Oregon
TY 👍
Thanks whats your first frost date or where abouts are you please? I'm in England
@@smithy4121 He is in New Jersey, USA, and their first frost date is October 16. Hope that helps.
Thank you!
You are so loving and intelligent, your videos are very helpful as well as inspiring. You bring back my faith in humanity. Hugs
Thank you I learned a lot
Precious dog. He is so lucky to have a dad.Like you .
0:27 Cucumbers
2:34 Carrots
5:10 Greenbeans
8:30 Kale & Cabbage
9:57 Beets
10:30 Peas
11:45 Spinach & Lettuce
13:17 Squash, Chard, Raddish
Thankyou.
You are legend 🔥
Thank you!
I think cabbage, broccoli can also be done too. I could be wrong. Im in 7b
@@queenedds i planted cabbage 2 days ago, you can plant it now. Its for any zone in this time. It loves cool weather
I love you- Im gonna grow my own food cause of you- THANK YOU! that puppy eating the carrot was ADORABLE
You are such a humble human being. I love your view on life.
Tuck cracks.me.up! :) He is so stinkin' cute. Thanks for all the advice and exuberance. Your energy is infectious. Keep the videos coming. Thanks for all you do.
I love your videos ... at 71 you energize me toward my garden!
So crazy how different it is for us here in south Florida. Your frost date is like the perfect growing time for us.
ive never seen a dog that likes vegetables so much....love your enthusiasm guy, you can really tell when someone is doing something they love....keep at it.
I started feeding my dog veggies after watching tuck enjoy them so much My boy Hudson gets all excited when he sees me heading out to harvest!!! Thanks James and Tuck ❤️
I just want You to know that I enjoy watching all your videos and I have learned so much from You. I am a Beginner Gardener and I now have a Beautiful Garden. I am harvesting Tomatoes, Green beans, squash, cucumbers, and zucchini. I have so much that I share them with my family. They are shocked when They see my little Garden. This is all from watching every videos you make. I can't wait till next year to expand it. Thank you so much. 😊
I love ending the night with James
Thank you for suggesting different varieties of veggies based on harvest time!! I have wanted to plant more crops but not sure which because of how being August. Excited 😁
I live in zone 6b and just direct-sowed cucumbers, lettuce, spinach, carrots, beets, and dwarf cantalopes yesterday. ☺
I've got tiny cantaloupes too! Mine are called "Vine Peaches." What's your variety?
@@4BWVan Minnesota Midget.
Your dog is going to live long.
You are lucky he loves veggies.
What I learned from from this video I didn't know before:
* adding excessive nitrogen to nitrogen producing plants (like many legumes) results in more leaf growth and less fruit/veg growth.
* using a 1ft plank of wood is a quick and easy way to engage in square foot gardening.
* leaving the plank over carrot seeds makes germination easier and with greater success.
* BT is a great organic spray for brassicas
* Tuck is a not so secret vegetarian!
Thanks for the condensed version! 👍
right on the money, lol although I thought his name was stuff not tuck but either way he is the cutest dog I've seen
My yorkie loves veggies too lol. She hears me cutting stuff in the kitchen and she makes a beeline. So cute.
@@slayshay_t467 /
Tuck is the cutest dog ever!! The fact that he loves to snack in the garden is so precious 😍 💖
You can create plant splints to heal damaged plants. First, position the stem back together as tightly as possible, then wrap the damaged area in seran wrap. Splint the stem with popsicle sticks, and use packaging tape to bind it together so it's immobile. Then, shade the plant from direct sun for a few days until the plant heals well enough to transport nutrients passed the damaged area. Leave the splint on for about a week until the healed area is strong enough to endure stress.
I've done this a number of times, and it has always worked.
I had a tomato this season that I accidentally split part of the main stem about 18 or so inches from the ground. :( I didn't have any popsicle sticks so I just used some floral tape I happened to have. It worked like a charm! Funny how we use band-aids for our own wounds, but don't always think about using "plant band-aids" as much. They are usually even better at healing than we are. :)
@@gwendyrose8905 Just like the human vascular system, a plant's vascular system is quick to repair. Repairing a damaged plant is very similar in concept to grafting.
You bring up a good point about using popcicle sticks, though. I use them to secure the break, but it's not always necessary or feasible, especially for breaks in small stems.
In your case, you also had another option. Tomato plants are very quick to create new root systems. I'm sure you've noticed they are 'hairy'. These hairs are called trichomes, and they have a dual purpose. They help to dissuade pests from feeding on the plant, but they are also able to sense conditions that are appropriate for root growth.
Tomato plants are creepers, and their natural growth cycle is to spread along the ground and set roots as they expand.
If you were to bury a broken branch from a tomato plant, it will propagate new roots.
Plant & place a row cover over hoops. 1st frost is usually followed by some decent temps for several weeks..
Excellent Video , always learning many things, Hugs for Tuck
Always a pleasure
Tuck eating is the cutest. My Yorkie Lorenzo lives his veggies too🥰
Your wealth of knowledge is impressive. Everytime I watch tour videos I have a notepad and pen so o can write some of them down. Nice to see tuck as always. Stay safe.....
JIMMY P ROCKS THE GARDENING UNIVERSE!!!!!! AND HE WON'T LET YOU STARVE BECAUSE HE'S SUPER AWESOME!!!!!!
Hi James, I am from the Philly suburbs and you are by far my favorite garden RUclips channel. Thanks for all your tips, I am using your carrot board method.
Zone 9b central Florida. We garden 365 days a year. With that said, we don't experience any change of seasons as you do. Love pictures of changing of the colors.
This is becoming my go-to spot for relaxing when I need top chill. I've been so incredibly stressed out lately. But I watch your vids, then I go play in my container garden. You're like this Zen Gardener Guru. Very cool. Love Tuck.
That's one reason O watch other gardening channels as well! It helps to give ke motivation! Ill watch a couple videos & then I'm like OK it's time to harvest or weed, etc.
Me too whenever I feel overly stressed or anxious I watch his videos and then go onto to my garden
Hello from New Hampshire! Great tips- Thank you! Our gardens are taking a hit from all the rain. My woodland garden has better drainage, so hopefully it will dry out. I want to plant more squash to try and fool the squash bugs. They are numerous in our main garden, despite hand picking. Planted tomatoes in the woodland garden to avoid the horn worms. Have not seen any, but have a butterfly net to catch any of the moths.
Your garden is thriving! Obvious this is a passion, as well as your kindness to Tuck. Enjoy your summer ~ Diane
Both my dogs love cucumbers. Thanks Tuck!
Love tuck❤
Good video , i am too burnt out from the spring and summer to start planting again ,the only thing i plant after the summer is garlic in November. Good luck with your garden, didnt see tuck too much in this video.
I just love watching Tuck eat. It reminds me so much of my Killian. He lived veggies so much. Until Tuck I had never seen a dog love them so much! Thanks Tuck for reminding me of good memories of my dog in Heaven! 🐶🌱
Thanks so much for the hint about germinating carrots! Tuck is so cute! Thanks for sharing with us!
I just love Baker Creek Heirloom seeds, too; I’ve had great success with them. Thank you for posting this video, I have about 80 days until our first frost and I had felt behind the game this year since I moved a week ago. I now live on 7.9 acres and will begin planning my own food forest ~ I cannot thank you enough for your inspiration!!!
I'm in love with your dog!!!!! So cute and he eats veggies♥️♥️
I love planting my carrots August into September. I can keep harvesting them through a light snow fall. They are good until the ground freezes and hold on to them until spring. They are still good in spring once I can get them out of the soil. I pull them all out in April. Super sweet. I live in Buffalo NY USA, so I am aware of cold.
I really like how you're such an advocate for peas.
I just found this Video.....LOVE everything about it. Thank you for sharing your Knowledge and Wisdom .
My first frost is October 13th. I just did bush beans, carrots, sugar snap peas, lettuce, kale, spinach, Swiss chard, onions, cucumbers, zucchini, yellow crooked neck summer squash, and I started seeds for broccoli and cauliflower inside in July, and still going to plant garlic too! This is my first garden this year! Spring crops didn't do the best with the late frost then fast 90s. But my summer crops are doing AMAZING!! I did multiple varieties of everything we eat and it's all doing awesome! I was so scared I wouldn't get it to work but it's so true to just try and you might be surprised! I just had to learn to can and preserving because we have overwhelming amounts! 🥰
You make it seem so easy. Really like your videos. Tuck so cute, must be really healthy eating all those raw veggies. Years ago I use to give my 🐕 spot a carrot and cooked ear of corn. 🐕 🥕🥕🌽👍❤️
Once the late summer/fall sown carrots are up a few inches, I mulch them. Once the really cold weather arrives I add a lot more mulch. The carrots will also grow more slowly in the shorter daylight. I have harvested carrots as late as New Year's Day (zone 7 a/b South Jersey). The ground was frozen, but the carrots were still really good!
He reminds me of my Yorkie ,Beans Baxter!!he loved vegetables to.Your Tuck looks so healthy and cute .Your garden is awesome!!!
oh this cheered me up so much. you are awesome, james
Glad to hear that Stephanie! You must be talking about Tuck 🐕❤️
The Gardening Channel With James Prigioni all of it... i counted back my days & am going another round. hopefully my little Stan can learn a thing or two from Tuck!
Bt spray is MAGICAL!!!
Love ur videos and tucks crunching carrots!! So inspiring and relaxing
Tuck is just the cutest! Found out the hard way my doxie likes cukes too. He may have harvest more than I did! He also ate the squash flowers.
James I would love it if you would share some snapshots of what you eat every day and how you use up all your produce. Thanks for the great videos!
Comeback Stacey good dea!
What a coincidence! I planted a crop of 53 day bush beans the other day! Today I pulled up spent cucumbers and squash and replaced them with carrots and radishes! Excited for fall crops!
WE JUST HAD A TORNADO GO THRU AND WIPED OUT OUR WHOLE GARDEN !!!!!!! WE'RE GOING TO DO EVERYTHING YOU SAY TO DO IN THIS VIDEO AND HOPEFULLY WE'LL BE ABLE TO EAT THIS WINTER!!!!!! WE TRUST YOU!!!!! WE KNOW YOU WOULDN'T LET US STARVE !!!!!!!
When I saw the storm going through your garden, I felt the pain I'm sure you felt... but the video was so uplifting and encouraging that it lifted my spirits for both my empathy for you james and for my own drive for my garden as well. Thanks for the insight, the encouragement and the shared experience. You have a noble and helpful channel my friend. Tuck is a lucky dog..
Nick
I stopped your video several times to buy the exact seeds that you suggested to plant, thank you so much for your advice. I love the way to teach.
Just a quick note: Swiss Chard is a biennial and can survive the winter (mulch over for the coldest areas) and will produce leaves and seeds the second year if you're into seed saving
Yay, I just planted most of these things! It's July 29 and I planted last weekend.
Judge the man the way he treats his animal, you are good, I love Tucker too.
💯 Brother
That makes me a god then...
Yes the way to judge a person is watch how they treat animals
I don't know some people treat animals better than other people so...
@@justjess6636 It's quite simple in "my opinion" those people who treat animals better has been treated by animals better than by people.
Oh wow.....so cool that your dog loves veggies!!!! Mine likes green beans....raw!! Good luck in the garden!!!!!
You put together these tips in such a way that I heard it like I haven't heard before, I'm confident I can save my squash now!
Great video. You make it look easy - especially with Tuck helping ya! Thanks.
I had a scrap piece of wood from a diy compost bin project and did the carrot trick and it worked a treat!!
Tuck is so cute. I love watching him hang out in the garden and find snacks. You have a great garden buddy there.
James, your advice is precious. I just planted my root crops again and watered deeply; the board on top is such a great way to keep the seed moist, since we’ve had so little rain & it’s still hot. Now I just got find something to place over them, but I love your advice.
Perfect video for my birthday! Thanks to you and Tuck!
I LOVE watching Tuck eat!!
I absolutely love how well you take care of tuk and your gardening habits. You're one of my favorites.
I wish all pet owners treated their pets like he does Tuck!
It's truly a great thing to see you picking up the pieces and to keep going.....I LIKE HOW THE VIDEO THUMBNAIL SHOWS YOU DOING THAT!
I’m a first year gardener but having a blast learning through trials and errors. You are so inspiring! Yesterday I just planted my fall garden for SW Ohio! I planted cucumbers, carrots, broccoli, greens and Jack Be Little pumpkins/squash. I recently discovered Baker Creek and that’s who I ordered my fall seeds from. I used planters for my spring/summer garden, but I was excited and felt bold enough to try seeds. I absolutely LOVE your gardens! Tuck is such an adorable little guy, thank you for sharing life with all of us 🤗
That's the best way to learn. I mean you want to do research- but there are so many variables, you just have to get in there & try for yourself!
I was just out at baker creek!
I just ordered many seed packets from Baker Creek today. I grew their Lunchbox tomatoes this year and they were amazing! Such a healthy plant.
My dog eats fruits and veggies with me too. Carrots, cucumber, lettuce, and strawberries are among the favorites.
Tuc is living the best life with you 😄 great video!
Thanks for all the helpful information! And Tuck made me smile😆
This is great information, James! Thanks for sharing your experience with us and God bless sweet little Tuck! Love watching him accompany you!
I like pellets for carrots. I tried strips for carrots, (and lettuce). I had little luck. Tried in with pellets and they worked well. More spendy yes but since I have a small area it is worth it. The seeds I send to a Church work in Zambia. Then I send open pollination because I can get much more and they have several hectors to plant.
Thank you for sharing this video with me.
I live in Southern Ireland and I’m getting cucumbers just coming on.
Very good information. I’ve been hit and miss with some plantings, always wondered why. You explain so well.
Thanks 🙏
Thank you so much. I planted a lot of these vegetables in totes sitting in chairs. Very helpful for my old bones. Only gets 4-5 hours direct sunlight but still hoping to get some produce. Any way it was an unforgettable experience to sit in a chair and plant seeds at eye level then watch them grow.
Thank you for your excellent videos.
Ms Pat from southern Indiana.
💗💗💗 4 Tuck. Great video James. Starting my fall garden seeds this week. 🙏💗🌻
Hey James excellent video!!!I have a few questions #1 what do you recommend night time temps are before planting spinach and brassicas #2 what do you mean when you say “ inoculate” the beans before planting. #3 do you use any kind of hoops for a “ low tunnel” to help extend. Also I wanted to let you know I don’t think you were being greedy at all!! Your post storm video helped me try to have a more positive attitude when bad things happen. Thank you Tuck and James!!
I planted my second round of cucumbers a few weeks ago. I am in Southeastern WINsconsin
😂 I just came in from staring at my empty garden space pondering what I can plant after finishing up cleaning the aftermath of the storm.
Also, we made a raised 4x4 bed for the kids to start learning to grow veggies and hopefully getting excited to eat their veggies.
We planted 3 squares of radish, chard and lettuce. And couldn’t decide what to plant in the rest of the space. Was overthinking wanting to set the kids up to get the rewarding taste of a successful garden. Also, couldn’t get any spinach seeds along with many other seeds this year...
BUT We’ll be back out planting the rest of the space with what seeds we do have tomorrow morning.
THANK YOU for your suggestions!
P. S. I try to watch your videos with the kids and they get so excited to see Tuck! So cute!
you‘re so stoked it blows my mind. GARDENING, YEAH!!! keep it up man, we‘re loving your videos
Thank you. I really get a lot of good information from your videos. I’m in RI so I’m in a colder zone. I came from MD so I’m trying to adjust to the RI growing season.
I’m planting some squash, radishes, and chard right now, but unfortunately my first frost is 2 full months after yours, and we’re farther north so it’s too hot and sunny to plant any fall plants now. I’m planting summer varieties of some and hoping for the best for others. One thing that’s a surprisingly good summer crop is mushrooms. A warmer, humid, dark place is perfect (under your sink or on a shelf in a dark corner) so you can grow mushrooms without taking up the sun space everything else needs!
We had first frost August 31 in NB Canada. Frost blankets are essential around here. Last frost was June 8. Clouches are essential as well.
Just found your channel! I’m from Philly but I moved out to California and I’ve started a garden on balcony. I tried to garden in Pennsylvania when I had a house but the mosquitoes made me quickly give up that hobby. They eat me alive !! Out here I’m pretty sure things would grow all year round as far as I can tail so I think I might try this
Love your videos and your energy James!
Awesome video! Tuck makes it extra special! I am inspired to get some more of these things planted soon here in Oklahoma!
this video was very helpful. It's August 5 and I'm doing my planning. Lots of options! Thank You!
Nice n happy to watch your garden and the way u maintain wanna learn as I love gardening