You’re asking yourself why your garden is blooming rapidly? it’s because of all the love that you give into the earth, the soil and the time is just the beginning. You have an amazing talent and are truly blessed. 🇨🇦love your channel
Okay so you don’t eat beef and pork so I guess you’re a poultry and seafood fella. Loving the black beans. I love refried black beans and black bean dip. My banana peppers are growing like crazy as well. Isn’t it exciting when you get volunteer fruit and vegetables. I never give up on my plants. As long as they are willing, I find a way to pamper them into giving me more fruit. Garden looks good. Keep trusting your knowledge and instincts.
@@growingoutthebox Okay disciplined eater. The muscles are obvious. Do you mostly grill, bake, and air fry? And what do you do to your mostly beans for protein? Now for the gardening question. Is there a particular kind of salvage yard you get your dryer drums from because I have looked everywhere? The salvage yards I checked didn’t have any and our local landfill has been over run by wild boar so I won’t be going there. Remember, we’re in a rural area about 90 minutes and 90 miles west of New Orleans. I love the height of the drums. The color in your garden is an amazing touch to an already incredible masterpiece of nature. And what do you do for drainage holes in the dryer drums. What tool can penetrate that metal? Anyway, 🙏🏾 that your garden continues to give you great pleasure and produce. Continue your stewardship over your land blessing and continue eating to take care of your temple- -your spiritual house blessing.
Beautiful walkthrough! Your all around approach to keeping these plant babies fed and protected is helping even the volunteers. Well done! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 I love when you brush by the plants and get that aroma in the garden. Basil and marigolds 💕💕
@@ARoseGrowsInHarlem Oh, that dark opal basil smells amazing! It has a berry like smell. Take 3 dried leaves and make a tea when you need a solid night sleep. 😴
Thank The Lord for your beautiful abundance because every good and perfect gift comes from above. May you be blessed with wisdom and strength to continue to share your gift with the world.🙏🏽
Inspirational ❤ At 45, I was finally able to purchase my first home. I always wanted a place where I could grow my own food. 3 months in, I have built a greenhouse and planted 3 of the 5 trees I now have. I have more pepper plants than anything, but several others. Your videos give me knowledge, as well as ideas for what I want to add to my 'arsenal' of gardening😁 Those black cherry tomatoes look really nice. My goal is to have a multitude of dark colors in my garden/yard💃🏾💃🏾
Anthocyanins. Dark color plants and fruit are richer in the things that make us healthy and why I grow dark veggies. Congrats on the purchase of your home and even more success of growing.
Your descriptions combined with your tender and loving attention to your happy plants is so truly uplifting to watch. Thank you for sharing your love of nature's abundance! Lots of fruit and many blessings to you and yours.
Greetings from the west side of the Chattahoochee! Discovered your channel just a week ago and have already learned SO much from you. Oh.....and.....Go Braves!
What’s up Queen. I will be packaging almost all the seeds I have in the summer garden. Summer Seed Saver…. Too much work sending out 1 pack of seeds. I’m going to come up with a price saver for all the seeds. Everyone wins. 👍
@growingoutthebox The one tree you stated that you have no idea how it is so beautiful? Is that a Fig? It sure does look like it. Those beautiful leaf are so delish as Tea. IF it is a Fig, I hope you try drying a few leaves for Tea. You have such a lovely garden. Gracias so much for your lovely tour. Paz be with us all, "Isa"
@@growingoutthebox oh please do show the Lima Bean as you harvest. I wish I could mail you New Zealand Spinach seeds. I think you would love it. Sooo tasty, healthy & oh so easy to grow. How do you fight the worms those blasted Japanese Beetles lay about? I so pray you show how you harvest your 🥜, I've never seen that. You're sooo Blessed. Looking forward to your harvest period. Paz be with us all 🙏. "Isa"
Good morning Growing Out the Box 🙏 your garden is very beautiful and full of delicious looking real food i just love it!👍 I enjoyed watching this video tuanks for sharing and God bless 🙏❣️
The older I get, the more I learn. I thought Banana Peppers were only yellow. I'm not a pepper fan, but good to know. Seems like the weather is too hot or cool. NJ nights down in 40s this week. Watermelons just starting in August. You have a Wonder(ful) garden. Full of Wonder want he's growing next. Much respect. CONGRATULATIONS! (Recap of you on TNOG). You deserve it. Appreciate you.
We are going to do something different in this community. Just continue to hang in there with me. I mentioned you in the live the other day so you would know that I appreciate your comments and support.
Hey my brother. While you can eat the peppers at anytime you are correct in that the color texture and flavor will change the longer they are on the plant. I love the different shades.
Omg your garden is so amazing!!!! And thanks for the helpful tips, I truly appreciate them, I needed a little help and found your page at the perfect time.
Those black cherry tomatoes are beautiful! I'm so glad the candy roaster and pepper seeds grew for you! That varigation is so pretty! Awesome tour! 👊🏽💪🏾💚
I had to give you a few shout outs because they are showers! I kinda want to shape the garden around not so common plants. As I was saying in the live with Ms Linda. I look for what’s missing. Thanks brother
❤🎉I have a small patio garden I grow string beans and melons herbs and I plant my fruit trees in l a large flower pots I got 17 peaches off my fruitcocktail tree this summer I plant in pots milk crates I put 3 bell peppers in a flower pot it worked and I also have 2 grape vines in pots and put it on a trellis I got 🍇 I plant 1 new thing in my garden every year this summer my new plant is a Roselle plant I put in flower pot.i put my blackberry bush in a large barrel so happy growing enjoyed your tour
1:40 gorgeous peppers 2:10 last year I got a late start on my fall garden because my summer crops were still thriving. I don’t like pulling out plants that are still producing either. 2:45 I love my Brown Turkey fig. 3:17 I need to grow some black beans in spring of 2025. 5:10 gorgeous black cherry tomato 7:53 🫑 8:29 golden zucchini 8:40 nice 10:35 very tall 10:47 birds love figs too. 17:53 🍇 17:57 love the dryer drums 21:13 fun tour
Oh my gosh, those peppers are beautiful All of them, love that volunteer Cayenne (we have one too) Yes sir, the figs are so happy this year! Big fan of the burgundy beans🎉 All over the place! Me too Oh my, those raspberries😋 Mmmmm, collards I'm having serious pepper envy 😂 The woodpeckers go crazy for figs Sure hope you get some candy roasters A reaper? Nope, I'm scared So now I'm considering giving eggplant a chance I'm not having any luck with fruit trees yet, yours are looking great Thanks for this, it was awesome
1 to 2 Asian long eggplants (totaling 2 pounds or 900g) 3 tablespoons virgin olive oil 1 to 2 garlic cloves finely chopped 1/2 teaspoon ground cumin Juice of 1 lemon (about 2 1/2 tablespoons) Salt and cayenne pepper to taste 1 tablespoon chopped parsley
Wow. We just harvested our very first Brown Turkey Fig yesterday, and it was a little smaller than your figs. 🤔 I thought that something was wrong with the tree because the figs weren't getting any bigger. Research time. I was almost ready to look for nematodes in the soil! 🤯
Amen, if it's still producing, I'm going to keep tending to it, and appreciating the blessings. Your black beans look great. I'm having trouble with them. Do you have a video on them??
Only discovered your videos a couple of weeks ago and I can't get enough. I absolutely love your down to earth gardening style. I'm going to need you to come up to Nashville and do a little consulting in my garden with me lol. We'll even talk Braves baseball! Keep up the great work!
Happy 2 days late Mark, but in my defense, a couple of videos regarding cross pollination and seed saving interrupted my train of thought. All caused by a very strange event with our potatoes. Long Story. Anyway, of the plants/veg that you grow from seed, how many are Heirloom/Heritage, plants the seed can be saved from, reliably? And is that in the matrix so to be Self Sufficient? Anyway, my moment or two of Zen, walking around in Your Garden, is satisfied again, until next time. TY, My Friend Mark n Rosa
I would say 90% of everything I grow are heirloom and why I don't grow lots of verities of the same type plants. I purchased hybrid Goliath seeds a few years ago and been growing the last 2 generation from those seeds and I love the characters of the plants so I will continue to grow it. Not big tomatoes but the insects haven't really attacked them. The Leaf footed bug love my Queen of the night heirlooms. I don't know if I will be able to get any seeds because they release a toxin into the tomato so I won't even eat them much less than collecting seeds but it is a beautiful tomato.
1 to 2 Asian long eggplants (totaling 2 pounds or 900g) 3 tablespoons virgin olive oil 1 to 2 garlic cloves finely chopped 1/2 teaspoon ground cumin Juice of 1 lemon (about 2 1/2 tablespoons) Salt and cayenne pepper to taste 1 tablespoon chopped parsley
I grew flat beans that I absolutely love, they’re very meaty and anxiously await every year for these. I never had a problem growing these but this year the leaves started turning yellow with red dots and it quickly spread, eventually all the leaves dropped from all the plants. I am not sure what fungal disease it was, maybe rust? We had a lot more rain than usual earlier on, I was so heartbroken. Any insight would assist so it doesn’t happen again next year. I am in Toronto, zone 6. Love your garden. I use your whey solution in my cucumbers…no powdery mildew…🤗 thank you for all your wonderful information. God bless!✝️🙏🏼❤️
I really enjoy watching your channel. What dip do you make from the eggplant? I didn't have success growing black beauty eggplant last year, so I didn't try this year and did other things. Where did you get your seeds from? Thanks!
Is there a way to get rid of vine borers without pesticides or examining every inch for the eggs? I lost almost my entire pumpkin patch from them and im ready to go ham on em
Not without pesticides which I don’t use. Trap crop. Vine borers love Hubbard squash. Set it as far away as possible. Or enclosures. I’m building an enclosure for squash.
Your garden looks great! What can you tell me about your fencing? You mentioned the deer got in. I'll need some fencing because they've visited my garden regularly and caused white a bit of loss. I'm hoping not to spend too much if possible. It looks like you used tall t-posts and wire. Is it electrified? How tall is it? Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Hey Jodi and thanks for your questions. Yes, the deer got in but it was totally my fault because I didn't turn the fence on that night and a single small deer slipped under and tasted a few things. Go to my website and scroll down the landing page and you will see the solar energized fence. Best investment because I was about to be committed. lol.... Very easy to install. T-post with a 2x4. The deer don't even try to jump it because I also have sonic sensors to send a warning. growingoutthebox.com
I like starting in trays and up potting to 32 oz cups. Check out my root training short. You can start early in the season and allow your plants to be ready to harvest shortly after planting in the garden.
You’re asking yourself why your garden is blooming rapidly? it’s because of all the love that you give into the earth, the soil and the time is just the beginning. You have an amazing talent and are truly blessed. 🇨🇦love your channel
Wow! Thank you so much for that. I really do appreciate it.
Okay so you don’t eat beef and pork so I guess you’re a poultry and seafood fella. Loving the black beans. I love refried black beans and black bean dip. My banana peppers are growing like crazy as well. Isn’t it exciting when you get volunteer fruit and vegetables. I never give up on my plants. As long as they are willing, I find a way to pamper them into giving me more fruit. Garden looks good. Keep trusting your knowledge and instincts.
AMEN!
@@hezekiahsparrow8607Some poultry and Seafood but mostly beans for protein. I'm a disciplined eater.
@@growingoutthebox Okay disciplined eater. The muscles are obvious. Do you mostly grill, bake, and air fry? And what do you do to your mostly beans for protein? Now for the gardening question. Is there a particular kind of salvage yard you get your dryer drums from because I have looked everywhere? The salvage yards I checked didn’t have any and our local landfill has been over run by wild boar so I won’t be going there. Remember, we’re in a rural area about 90 minutes and 90 miles west of New Orleans. I love the height of the drums. The color in your garden is an amazing touch to an already incredible masterpiece of nature. And what do you do for drainage holes in the dryer drums. What tool can penetrate that metal? Anyway, 🙏🏾 that your garden continues to give you great pleasure and produce. Continue your stewardship over your land blessing and continue eating to take care of your temple- -your spiritual house blessing.
Beautiful walkthrough! Your all around approach to keeping these plant babies fed and protected is helping even the volunteers. Well done! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
I love when you brush by the plants and get that aroma in the garden. Basil and marigolds 💕💕
@@ARoseGrowsInHarlem Oh, that dark opal basil smells amazing! It has a berry like smell. Take 3 dried leaves and make a tea when you need a solid night sleep. 😴
Thank The Lord for your beautiful abundance because every good and perfect gift comes from above. May you be blessed with wisdom and strength to continue to share your gift with the world.🙏🏽
Thank you and I receive. Just walking with my eyes closed and heart wide open.
@@growingoutthebox In other words, walking by faith.🙏🏽
Inspirational ❤ At 45, I was finally able to purchase my first home. I always wanted a place where I could grow my own food. 3 months in, I have built a greenhouse and planted 3 of the 5 trees I now have. I have more pepper plants than anything, but several others. Your videos give me knowledge, as well as ideas for what I want to add to my 'arsenal' of gardening😁 Those black cherry tomatoes look really nice. My goal is to have a multitude of dark colors in my garden/yard💃🏾💃🏾
Anthocyanins. Dark color plants and fruit are richer in the things that make us healthy and why I grow dark veggies. Congrats on the purchase of your home and even more success of growing.
@@growingoutthebox 💯 Thanks. I am from Texas, but bought the home in your state ✊🏾
Love your tip and tricks used in the garden will continue to use the advice you give.
👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾😍
Blueberry fertilizing video will be up soon.
❤❤❤ Thank you for garden tour and all the info.
Absolutely my pleasure.
Thanks for the tour! A GREAT EFFORT YEILDING EVEN GREATER RETURN!!!
@@CIIIAIII thank you so much
Thanks so much, my friend . This is August and September?
This was August. September was not the best month for me in being creative so I didn’t make much content.
Awesome gardening lots of volunteering. Beautiful. Blessings.
Thanks for visiting Miss Harriette
Blessings on your building of that amazing garden of all your favorites. I am here for the ride. My compliments to the camera person
I appreciate that. My wife and son are my camera crew and I do my own editing.
Just got started garden in 7@ in new jersey
No time like the present
Your descriptions combined with your tender and loving attention to your happy plants is so truly uplifting to watch. Thank you for sharing your love of nature's abundance! Lots of fruit and many blessings to you and yours.
So nice of you and I hope you are having a wonderful day
Bro you should be incredibly proud of what you have created here, what a beautiful garden 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Thank you and I am inspired by you all
Thanks for sharing your beautiful garden. You have a lot of knowledge. 😊
I enjoy sharing. ☺
Greetings from the west side of the Chattahoochee! Discovered your channel just a week ago and have already learned SO much from you. Oh.....and.....Go Braves!
Go Braves! I like you already 💯
Thanks for tour and sharing 👍You have answered a few of my garden questions about my fruit trees. You have a beautiful garden❤
I’m trying to answer as much as I possibly can. Thank you so much for your patience.
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Wow great update
Thank you
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I just LOVE the way you LOVE your garden! 💚🌶️🫛🥦🫑🍅🍉🥗
I love hard. ☺️
Simply amazing!
Hey Ten. Thanks for dropping in.
Great job! So excited to have found another Louisiana gardener!!! You guys have a beautiful garden 😊
Georgia zone 8A here lol….
@growingoutthebox i could have sworn that looked like NOLA i knew u were in tha South
@@gperk929 I’m here for it all 💯
I'm a vegetarian, so your garden has my mouth watering 🤤❤
I don’t eat beef or pork and getting away from poultry.
😂
So organized. Love it
I appreciate that. Thank you!😊
Your garden is beautiful. Blessings
So nice of you
BLACK BEANS 🫘! 👀👀Amazing King. I need to find some of these seeds. Beautiful healthy garden
What’s up Queen. I will be packaging almost all the seeds I have in the summer garden. Summer Seed Saver…. Too much work sending out 1 pack of seeds. I’m going to come up with a price saver for all the seeds. Everyone wins. 👍
Great job August and July are pretty tough months for us southerners with high humidity and heat....Everything looks great in the garden tfs!!!
Georgia zone 8a. It's been a different kind of year but we still did well.
@growingoutthebox The one tree you stated that you have no idea how it is so beautiful? Is that a Fig? It sure does look like it. Those beautiful leaf are so delish as Tea. IF it is a Fig, I hope you try drying a few leaves for Tea. You have such a lovely garden. Gracias so much for your lovely tour. Paz be with us all, "Isa"
@@growingoutthebox oh please do show the Lima Bean as you harvest. I wish I could mail you New Zealand Spinach seeds. I think you would love it. Sooo tasty, healthy & oh so easy to grow. How do you fight the worms those blasted Japanese Beetles lay about? I so pray you show how you harvest your 🥜, I've never seen that. You're sooo Blessed. Looking forward to your harvest period. Paz be with us all 🙏. "Isa"
Nice.
Thanks!
Good morning Growing Out the Box 🙏 your garden is very beautiful and full of delicious looking real food i just love it!👍 I enjoyed watching this video tuanks for sharing and God bless 🙏❣️
Thank you so much and blessing to you as well.
Congratulations to all your success ❤
Thank you so very much
You have a beautiful garden! I love the raised beds and your layout!
Thank you so much!
The older I get, the more I learn. I thought Banana Peppers were only yellow. I'm not a pepper fan, but good to know.
Seems like the weather is too hot or cool. NJ nights down in 40s this week. Watermelons just starting in August. You have a Wonder(ful) garden. Full of Wonder want he's growing next. Much respect.
CONGRATULATIONS! (Recap of you on TNOG). You deserve it. Appreciate you.
When you leave them on long enough they will go from yellow to red.❤
He has a great garden!
We are going to do something different in this community. Just continue to hang in there with me. I mentioned you in the live the other day so you would know that I appreciate your comments and support.
Hey my brother. While you can eat the peppers at anytime you are correct in that the color texture and flavor will change the longer they are on the plant. I love the different shades.
Ihave a washer drum for my fire pit but i would have never thought to use them both for planting! Go figure, im coping you....... again 😊
Go for it! It's not copying. We are growing together.
Your garden is still producing beautifully! I think that I really need to study some of your videos on soil and fertilizers.
You should and pls lmk if I can help on anything.😊
@growingoutthebox Thank you, I will definitely do that.
The soil is absolutely #1! Compost several times a year makes the world of difference.
How stunning! Love the tour.
@@GardeningWithCoffee thank you
@@GardeningWithCoffee thank you so much
Omg your garden is so amazing!!!! And thanks for the helpful tips, I truly appreciate them, I needed a little help and found your page at the perfect time.
You are so welcome and yes... The perfect time.
Those black cherry tomatoes are beautiful!
I'm so glad the candy roaster and pepper seeds grew for you!
That varigation is so pretty!
Awesome tour!
👊🏽💪🏾💚
I had to give you a few shout outs because they are showers! I kinda want to shape the garden around not so common plants. As I was saying in the live with Ms Linda. I look for what’s missing. Thanks brother
❤🎉I have a small patio garden I grow string beans and melons herbs and I plant my fruit trees in l a large flower pots I got 17 peaches off my fruitcocktail tree this summer I plant in pots milk crates I put 3 bell peppers in a flower pot it worked and I also have 2 grape vines in pots and put it on a trellis I got 🍇 I plant 1 new thing in my garden every year this summer my new plant is a Roselle plant I put in flower pot.i put my blackberry bush in a large barrel so happy growing enjoyed your tour
Please post a picture and tag me in it. I would love to see that
OMG! you’re growing black beans and radishes😮😮😮
How wonderful
I Love your garden
God Bless
Butterfly 😮🦋
I’m impressed
☺️I really do appreciate that
Just getting into all this… love your knowledge it is so practical… your place is amazing!
@@justinbumpass5163 thank you for giving the channel a chance. Stick around. We will have something for you.
@@growingoutthebox I will. I subscribed after seeing one video a week or so back, I can tell you know stuff I want to know.
Garden is booming, you're gonna the Santa Rosa plum
Yes Sir. All are dwarf accept the methley. I may swap it out. I purchased it before I knew about dwarfs…. Live and learn. Thanks for the comment Broke
Here watching and Taking notes❤
Thank you
Beautiful garden. I like the aesthetics and the variety of plants you have. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you so much! Absolutely my pleasure.
Here for the August tour!
Wow, that black pearl pepper is beautiful, to dangerous for around my son. If the flea bettles like it, it means it’s good for us to eat too. :)
Hey my friend. Would you be interested in becoming a moderator?
Thanks for sharing
My pleasure, thanks for watching.😊
Great video! Thank You for taking the time to share and GOD BLESS.
Thank you! You too!
Love your garden you’re eggplant and pepper looks amazing
Your garden looks beautiful still in august
Thanks so much
Hello GOTB! Awesome and a beautiful August garden tour and tips!💖 Blessings to you and family!💞
🦋8/24/2024🦋
Thank you Barb. I really do appreciate you.
"Kudos Bruh" ...on the late "summer garden tour".what a "variety" that you have on "display"great production" "!!
@@michaelhemphill8575 Garden tours generally do pretty well. Thanks for watching.
Thanks for sharing such encouragement 😊
You are most welcome. 😊
Amazing. Loved it.
Glad you enjoyed it and thank you! 😊
I just found your channel and I like it
Thank you so very much
Hey bud, congratulations on reaching over 100k subscribers, so inspirational you are, thank you and best of luck growing
Thanks a ton my Brother. Much appreciated.
Beautiful blessed garden 🙂
🙏🏽
I’ve just found your channel. Your garden is amazing!
Thanks so much! 😊
Dope garden my brotha
Chef?
Glorious! Enriching! Enjoy!
@@mariaelenaloveslove 🙌
Spicy snap pea sounds delicious. 😋💛 Great tour. 🌱💚
Yes.... The radish pods are so delicious.
Such a beautiful, well-planned garden.😍 🌱🔥
Thank you, I appreciate that.😊
1:40 gorgeous peppers
2:10 last year I got a late start on my fall garden because my summer crops were still thriving. I don’t like pulling out plants that are still producing either.
2:45 I love my Brown Turkey fig.
3:17 I need to grow some black beans in spring of 2025.
5:10 gorgeous black cherry tomato
7:53 🫑
8:29 golden zucchini
8:40 nice
10:35 very tall
10:47 birds love figs too.
17:53 🍇
17:57 love the dryer drums
21:13 fun tour
Hey NikNik. Thank you for always supporting. It really does mean a lot. I have some things I want to involve you with. 👍
Oh my gosh, those peppers are beautiful
All of them, love that volunteer Cayenne (we have one too)
Yes sir, the figs are so happy this year!
Big fan of the burgundy beans🎉
All over the place! Me too
Oh my, those raspberries😋
Mmmmm, collards
I'm having serious pepper envy 😂
The woodpeckers go crazy for figs
Sure hope you get some candy roasters
A reaper? Nope, I'm scared
So now I'm considering giving eggplant a chance
I'm not having any luck with fruit trees yet, yours are looking great
Thanks for this, it was awesome
@@growingoutthebox ok 😎
@@crookedpeach I simply enjoy growing and building the garden out. We can all learn from each other and thanks for commenting.
I love it. things are doing so well. Keep up the good work
@@FoodbyFaith I mentioned you in the live. Going to plant your fennel seeds.
Please share your recipe for that dip made with eggplant. I am growing those too!
1 to 2 Asian long eggplants (totaling 2 pounds or 900g)
3 tablespoons virgin olive oil
1 to 2 garlic cloves finely chopped
1/2 teaspoon ground cumin
Juice of 1 lemon (about 2 1/2 tablespoons)
Salt and cayenne pepper to taste
1 tablespoon chopped parsley
Loving the tour. Black beans and lima beans? Nice 🤔 Love the black cherry tomatoes. They are beautiful.
Woah - pro tip on the blueberry new growth & fertilization timing. *Takes notes* 😁
Wow. We just harvested our very first Brown Turkey Fig yesterday, and it was a little smaller than your figs. 🤔 I thought that something was wrong with the tree because the figs weren't getting any bigger. Research time. I was almost ready to look for nematodes in the soil! 🤯
Will be following the peanuts and Goliath tomatoes. Garden looks amazing. Thanks for sharing! 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
Amen, if it's still producing, I'm going to keep tending to it, and appreciating the blessings. Your black beans look great. I'm having trouble with them. Do you have a video on them??
I add compost and rhizobium bacteria at planting. That’s it
Only discovered your videos a couple of weeks ago and I can't get enough. I absolutely love your down to earth gardening style. I'm going to need you to come up to Nashville and do a little consulting in my garden with me lol. We'll even talk Braves baseball! Keep up the great work!
lol 😂 You got me on the Braves comment. Thank you. Please keep following because we are going to do something amazing in this community.
In and out of the garden he grows!! Thanks for sharing.
You're so welcome! 😊
Absolutely 💯 and
Everything is looking great!👍🏽
Hey there. Thank you so much
It looks amazing. The peppers are so colorful. 🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤
Labor of love
Thanks for the tour. You are always inspirational. Congratulations on the 100 thousand plus subs.
Thank you so much for taking the time out of your day to watch.
Beautiful garden
Thanks for visiting
Love it ❤
Thank you so much
Love your garden bro! ❤ Those Banana peppers are so delicious! I tasted one.😆😍👩🏾🌾🌱
Yes they are tasty!😊 Gotta love you for that. Lol
Amazing tour thank you for sharing ❤️. And congratulations again on a 100k subscriber 🎉🎉🎉🎉.
Thank you very kindly 🙏🏽
Looking great
Thanks Sir
Your channel is pure inspiration!
Wow! Thank you for being my inspiration.
Awesome 👍🏾
Thanks for the visit
You have such a beautiful garden. 😊
@@conniealmeida3373 Thank you so very much
Love string beans so much. Garden is popping 😊.
Thank you! 😊
Your garden looks good as always 🥰🙌🏽
Thanks so much! 😊 What’s up Shannie.
Oh the fruit on the fig is coming so don't worry.
The bush is only 3 years old and it’s never put on that much growth so fast. I’m learning as I grow and sharing what I know.
Happy 2 days late Mark, but in my defense, a couple of videos regarding cross
pollination and seed saving interrupted my train of thought. All caused by a very
strange event with our potatoes. Long Story.
Anyway, of the plants/veg that you grow from seed, how many are Heirloom/Heritage,
plants the seed can be saved from, reliably? And is that in the matrix so to be
Self Sufficient?
Anyway, my moment or two of Zen, walking around in Your Garden, is satisfied again,
until next time.
TY, My Friend
Mark n Rosa
I would say 90% of everything I grow are heirloom and why I don't grow lots of verities of the same type plants. I purchased hybrid Goliath seeds a few years ago and been growing the last 2 generation from those seeds and I love the characters of the plants so I will continue to grow it. Not big tomatoes but the insects haven't really attacked them. The Leaf footed bug love my Queen of the night heirlooms. I don't know if I will be able to get any seeds because they release a toxin into the tomato so I won't even eat them much less than collecting seeds but it is a beautiful tomato.
I'm growing the same eggplant can we get that dip recipe?
1 to 2 Asian long eggplants (totaling 2 pounds or 900g)
3 tablespoons virgin olive oil
1 to 2 garlic cloves finely chopped
1/2 teaspoon ground cumin
Juice of 1 lemon (about 2 1/2 tablespoons)
Salt and cayenne pepper to taste
1 tablespoon chopped parsley
I grew flat beans that I absolutely love, they’re very meaty and anxiously await every year for these. I never had a problem growing these but this year the leaves started turning yellow with red dots and it quickly spread, eventually all the leaves dropped from all the plants. I am not sure what fungal disease it was, maybe rust? We had a lot more rain than usual earlier on, I was so heartbroken. Any insight would assist so it doesn’t happen again next year. I am in Toronto, zone 6. Love your garden. I use your whey solution in my cucumbers…no powdery mildew…🤗 thank you for all your wonderful information. God bless!✝️🙏🏼❤️
Try the whey on them next year. I spry the beans also.
Thank you, I will!
I just want to be your neighbor 😊
We are neighbors.☺️
I LOVE looking at your perfect garden! I'm curious, were you in the military? Everything is so orderly.
Thank you. No military. lol. Just a tad bit ocdish.
@@growingoutthebox Well, put another way, my garden isn't so much. You're a good influence
Another classic video GOTB! Is that deer fencing working well for the most part?
The fence was a game changer. The 1 night I forgot to turn it on 1 small deer wondered in. Very little damage but that was my fault.
You said you grow green beans until the frost takes them out the "turn them in" and use as a cover crop. What does "turn them in" mean?
Mix them into the soil. It is considered green manure. Also creates air pockets which helps with drainage.
Some of ur videos are so fast to looking my friend
Are you saying you want longer videos? October Garden tour will post Friday.
Hi everything looks nice and healthy. Do you have the Black Pearl pepper seeds and radish pods seeds?
Putting together a seed packet with about 5 to 10 seeds. Yes.
@@growingoutthebox ok thank you 🙏🏽 I will wait on you.
Just curious because I used to have G.I. issues what made you transition from beef and pork to beans?
I really enjoy watching your channel. What dip do you make from the eggplant? I didn't have success growing black beauty eggplant last year, so I didn't try this year and did other things. Where did you get your seeds from? Thanks!
I will be offering seeds to most things I am growing on my website growingoutthebox.com
@growingoutthebox okay thank you. For the dip, are you referring to baba ganoush?
Nice garden any advice for tomato plant if the leaves turn yellow
What grow zone are you in?
@@growingoutthebox Hi here in South Africa it's spring now
What are the best veggies to grow inside a room in the winter?
With good lighting.... Ginger. Depending on space - sweet potato. Any brassicas - cabbage, collards, broccoli. Hope that helps.
Is there a way to get rid of vine borers without pesticides or examining every inch for the eggs? I lost almost my entire pumpkin patch from them and im ready to go ham on em
Not without pesticides which I don’t use. Trap crop. Vine borers love Hubbard squash. Set it as far away as possible. Or enclosures. I’m building an enclosure for squash.
Your garden looks great! What can you tell me about your fencing? You mentioned the deer got in. I'll need some fencing because they've visited my garden regularly and caused white a bit of loss. I'm hoping not to spend too much if possible. It looks like you used tall t-posts and wire. Is it electrified? How tall is it? Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Hey Jodi and thanks for your questions. Yes, the deer got in but it was totally my fault because I didn't turn the fence on that night and a single small deer slipped under and tasted a few things. Go to my website and scroll down the landing page and you will see the solar energized fence. Best investment because I was about to be committed. lol.... Very easy to install. T-post with a 2x4. The deer don't even try to jump it because I also have sonic sensors to send a warning. growingoutthebox.com
Hey Keith, when’s the best time in your opinion to propagate the green beans? I wanna have that perpetual green beans kinda situation. 😂
Video posting tomorrow showing how i grow all my beans and peas with bacteria.
@@growingoutthebox I thank you kindly. 🙏🪴
Do you prefer to directly sow your pepper seeds or do you start them in seed trays?
I like starting in trays and up potting to 32 oz cups. Check out my root training short. You can start early in the season and allow your plants to be ready to harvest shortly after planting in the garden.
What zone are you in,that you're still growing Watermelon?
Georgia zone 8A
Where did u get your groundnut/peanut seeds ?
Tennessee Red Valencia
What kind of mulch do you use, and where did you purchase? 😊
My personal preference is cypress mulch. I have cypress in all my beds
@@growingoutthebox thank you for sharing