September Vegetable Garden Harvest (2018): Local Food At Its Best!
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- Please join me for a vegetable garden harvest in late September!
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Contents:
0:22 Purple Viking Potatoes
1:27 Tomatoes
2:35 Peppers
3:40 Winter Squash and Pumpkins
4:20 Eggplants
4:52 Garlic Chives and Oregano
5:13 More Pictures of Recent Harvests
Oscar the cat cameos:
0:40 4:16
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OYR is all about growing a lot of food on a little land using sustainable organic methods, while keeping costs and labor at a minimum. Emphasis is placed on improving soil quality with compost and mulch. No store-bought fertilizers, soil amendments, pesticides, compost activators, etc. are used.
I love it brother! And Oscar always puts a smile on my face :)
Thanks James!
Patrick I believe after watching your channel for several years that you content has done 2 things. First it has educated people on everything from soil biology to recipies that compliment the harvest grown. Also it inspires many to grow even in small areas and do it with increased success . I know you have done both for me and I thank you for that
You're very welcome, John! Thanks for letting me know my videos have helped.
Yes Patrick, I am so often overwhelmed to the point of inactivity in my large jungly space, which means another season with below-par harvests, immoral I think since I have so much land that I should be able to feed myself and several others from it!
But to see you take the smallest beds, and lovingly tend them to produce useful amounts of delicious food from every little spot, is revelationary.
I know I can never turn my entire area into the weed-free productive vista that I dream of (Charles Dowding's garden is the Impossible Dream here), but thanks to you I also know that I can concentrate on one little patch at a time, using season extension techniques and organic practices, to maximise production from THAT little area. Then move on to the next. As long as I can keep the free-range chooks off it!
And of course, as long as the water supply holds out, which has been a problem almost every summer, with the coming one being forecast as direly dry. We garden at the same latitude, so our daylight hours are identical, but our temperature extremes and rainfall patterns are vastly unequal!
What kind of organic fungicides do you use for apples peaches plums? Non work for me.
Those Purple Viking look like a great potato Patrick. Love the raised bed you grew them in too. You had a superb year with your peppers, they looked beautiful. Another fantastic video Patrick Look forward to the next. Tony
Thanks Tony!
So glad you're back! I was going through withdrawal! Your videos have been so inspiring to me and have really changed the way I garden (no till, raised bed 4-season gardening, vermicomposting, and on and on). Thank you so much for changing my yard and philosophy.
Thanks Mel! I'm glad my videos have helped.
I'm aware that you've turned to a new chapter of your life,but I must thank you for the knowledge and experience you have shared on your channel,my garden,my sons garden ,my grandchildren,and so many family and friends have been influenced by the straightforward approach to growing our food you have demonstrated on this platform.Thank you for taking the time and effort to do what you did!
wow, peaches in zone 5. great accomplishment! beautiful garden!
Thanks!
Great tunes and welcome back. Really missed your videos. You're a true gift to all us gardeners.
Thanks! That's very nice of you to say. It's great to be back.
Thanks so much for the latest installment. We are getting our spring planting underway here in Australia. It's wonderful to see where we could be in 6 months!
You're welcome, Steph! Best wishes with your spring and summer garden.
I’ve watched your videos multiple times... your calm voice is almost like therapy!
Thanks for the pics especially the front yard. It was a good year for my garden also. Keep spreading the word one yard at a time we'll change the world.
You're welcome, Douglas! I'm happy to hear your garden did well.
Good to see you back again, and what a fab harvest. Growing those potatoes beside the footpath is truly revolutionary, love it!
Thanks! I'm glad you're enjoying your potatoes.
wonderful harvest, ! welcome back we miss you and Oscar
Thanks Rose! Happy to be back.
Great to see you back, one hopes your musical odyssey has brought you the same fulfilment that I enjoy.
Thanks! I could never achieve the musical heights of the great Derek Smalls.
I have been a subscriber for a long time and I think that is the first time I saw you Garden in the front yard. It looks really good.
Thanks!
So glad you are back, hope all his well... Love the music you play for your videos. You are very gifted. Thanks for all of the enjoyment...
Thanks Don! I appreciate it. I'll be starting a music channel within the next few weeks. I'll let you know when it's up.
Thank you for letting us know about Malabar spinach. It has been unbelievably prolific in central Illinois. I've given it to friends and the food pantry, frozen it and still harvesting tons. Love it.
My pleasure, Sylvia! I'm glad you've enjoyed growing it too.
Yum! Everything looks wonderful...You and Oscar too...Have a great autumn🎃
Thanks Laurie!
I love this channel ❤️ Your climate most matches mine of any channel on RUclips and your methods work, I’ve incorporated many of them
I was pleased to see a new video! What awesome pepper harvests. I pray all is well
Klaus.
Thanks Klaus! Yes, all is well. I should be back to releasing a video every week or 2.
Job well done Patrick ! Loving the music, and the wonderful garden, and when I get to the office Monday, I'm purchasing some of your T-shirts ! They look fantastic! And your garden is incredibly inspiring ! Thank you for all your video's, all these years... Very well done (insert thumbs up emoji here)
Thanks Giovanni! I hope you like the t-shirts!
I had a good pepper year, too. To use up some, I cut up chilies, bell peppers, onions, and garlic and put them in a brine of 3 T pickling salt to 1 quart water. I fermented them in a jar with airlock for about four or five days. Then I ran the veggies through the blender, adding a little brine and some vinegar to adjust the thickness. It makes a wonderful Tabasco-like sauce that’s great on eggs and potatoes. It freezes well, too.
Thanks for the pepper preserving idea, Susan!
Aw man I am so jealous of those peaches. I need to plant more of everything this coming season. Time to start more seeds! Thanks for another great video! ❤️ Oscar
Thanks Anastasia!
You’re back and so fancy!
Really missed seeing you and Oscar in the garden planting and harvesting your vegetables. Welcome back.
Thanks Annie! Glad to be back.
I love tjat you tell use about the cat cameos, and what zone you are in.
Thank you for being such an inspiration. I live in Denmark in a small apartment with a tiny garden, but you have taught me, that even small spaces can have great potential. Thank you! 🙂👍
Thanks Unnie! I'm glad my videos have helped you grow more in your small garden.
Your Harvest is wonderful, but your music is divine. Thanks Patrick.
Thanks Jaynee!
Patrick, your plants are so healthy and prolific! Your tomato plants look so healthy, quite an accomplishment so late in the season! Great harvest!
Thanks Davide!
Thank God for this video! I was getting worried about you and Oscar! You can't keep us hanging like that! Lol. How many peach trees do you have? I can't believe how many peaches you picked! What kind of peach tree is it?🍑😋
Sorry about that, Pamela! Oscar and I are doing well. We have 1 Red Haven Peach tree.
That's AMAZING! All those peaches from ONE tree!🍑
@@OneYardRevolution Yeah, I was going to say the same, missed you, Oscar, and your garden videos, was thinking you went on a vacation somewhere ~ lovely harvesting as always, Patrick ~ good to hear the music too. Is that all your playing...?
Thanks Rebecca! I should be back to a video every week or 2 now. Yes, that's my music. My friend Paul played dobro on the uptempo song.
+1 to that. I was seriously getting worried too!
Good to see you again. I love the acoustic guitar playing!
Thanks Everett!
Patrick, you were missed, glad to see you and Oscar! 😉Gorgeous harvest, it's truly beautiful and so colorful! 👍🏼 I hope you do get to harvest everything before it freezes. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you!
I'm pretty new to growing potatoes, but I had good luck this year with the purple Viking & red norlands. I'll devote even more space to them next year.
PS, I got my oyr t-shirt (with the garden fork on it) & can't wait to wear it to my next community garden volunteer day!
I'm glad you had a good potato crop! They taste so good when they're homegrown! Thanks for buying a t-shirt! I'll be wearing the one with my hand holding up a garden fork in my next video.
Love the peaches , peppers , and everything else!
Thanks Don!
Thanks Patrick for uploading this fantastic video!
Was super happy to see this video. We built our first raised bed here in Vermont based on your how to video!
Thanks! I'm glad the raised bed build went well.
good morning and welcome back.
Thanks! Good morning.
I love that front yard garden!
Thanks Greg!
man i wish I had a fraction of the success you have with my garden!
You will. Have you been gardening long?
first attempt at at in ground summer garden this year.
years past have had off and on success with container gardens. some years the containers go bonkers....some years they shrivel and dont produce.
You'll get there. It can take a while to improve the soil and to get to know what works in your area and what doesn't. We've been at it for a long time. Best wishes with your garden next year!
Welcome back! I've missed these videos 😊 hope all is well and by the way those peaches looked delicious!
Thanks Mari! All is well.
Wow! What an amazing epic harvest! I'm pretty sure if you would live a little further down south with a longer growing season you would grow enough veg. to feed an entire small town.
Thanks! Yeah, we'd love to have a longer growing season.
Beautiful garden. Would love to use grow bags however here in the high desert the sun is so strong and hot winds I haven’t had much luck with them.
Thanks Deborah! Is the problem that they dry out too quickly? If so, you might want to look into Larry Hall's kiddie pool gardens. I think he has videos on RUclips.
Your crops look delicious. I reared and tagged Monarchs this summer. Most of my garden is not fenced. Deer did not bother my Butterfly Bushes. Last year they ate my Tithonia. I planted Radish in early September to improve the tilth of my soil. Last week I planted Oats. I have Buckwheat, Oats, and Radish around my Butterfly Bush. Deer were eating my Gladiolus so I pulled most of them up and put them behind a fenced area. I could not compete with the deer so I have a Monarch butterfly garden.
Thanks Portia! I'm happy to hear you have a Monarch butterfly garden.
I am still rearing them. I ran out of tags:-( I ordered the minimum, (25) tags. I will know to order more next year. The butterfly bush is providings so much needed nectar. I am seeing untagged Monarchs. I would like to think mine have flown further south and these are coming from more northern regions.
Seriously if you had a book I would buy it.
Thanks Brian! I'm trying to figure out a way to set aside time for writing. I definitely want to write a gardening book
Very glad you are back, Patrick! Missed seeing your garden!
Thanks!
So glad you are back. You are my gardening best friend and mentor. Thanks to you my garden is amazing going into fall and winter, and my summer harvest was the best ever. Your tips on growing and pruning tomatoes worked great for me! Plus, I just really like you, you are an amazing, and multi talented man. Love your guitar too!
Thanks so much Cheryl! I'm happy to hear your gardens is doing so well.
Hello Patrick. We missed you. For this video I have to say a wow! Amazing harvest. The Autumn Garden is better than in the summer (for me). Soon my garden is getting better. In the beginning the soil was like cement and it was now soft enough. Huge difference. I follow your steps. Goodbye Patrick.
Thanks! best wishes with your autumn garden.
Awesome harvest! I'm really looking forward to trying my first harvest of sunchokes in a few weeks after our first frost. Some of your videos inspired me to plant some this year, and they grew WAY better than expected in my mycelium soil. They're in full bloom now, and I'm fairly certain they've exceeded 12 feet..
Thanks! I hope you have a great sunchoke harvest.
GREAT HARVEST.GOOD TO SEE YOU BACK Patrick.
Thanks Charlie!
thanks...the most valuable thing that I have gotten from your videos is composting and its use in weed supression and plant growth and health by promoting vermiculture in the garden....and my worms would thank you too.
You're welcome, Mike! I'm glad my videos have helped.
Wonderful colorful veggie haul Patrick! Oscar looking good, garden looking good, love the music! Great update! Happy harvesting😄
Thanks!
Front yard is almost as productive as the back. Enjoy the squash. Hi Oscar.
Thanks Valerie! The front yard garden is really doing well this year.
Nice to see you back. Fab harvest 😍
Thanks!
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Contents:
0:22 Purple Viking Potatoes
1:27 Tomatoes
2:35 Peppers
3:40 Winter Squash and Pumpkins
4:20 Eggplants
4:52 Garlic Chives and Oregano
5:13 More Pictures of Recent Harvests
Oscar the cat cameos:
0:40 4:16
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How You Can Support OYR without spending a penny:
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are the shirts 100% cotton?
Sorry. I thought they were 100% cotton, but they're a cotton/polyester blend.
Hi😊 so nice to see you back!
Thanks Sue!
Oh my, that's a lot of peppers!
Yeah, I've got my hands full!
I am glad to see you back I was worried man
Thanks!
Wonderful harvest. I like your harvest very much.
Nice to see you again, I was beginning to wonder what happened to you. Your gardens look wonderful. We've had a couple of hard frosts so my season is pretty much done. Plans for next year are well under way though. :-)
Thanks Mark!
nice tunes on this video... I hope that's all you. look at all those peppers. this year I did not even get 1 decent pepper. no eggplant... plenty of zucchini, spinach, tomatoes all summer... 1 pear. my kale didn't do anything till a couple weeks ago now I get kale... about 20 nice pumpkins and a few winter squash... even ended up with about 40 garlic despite something devouring most of my scapes before I could. for some reason, my flowers were incredible this year, especially marigolds and nasturtium
Underwhelming year for me overall but I have had worse. considering most of my effort this year was on building lots of new raised beds, I am not too disappointed... and my back yard fed me all summer. Next year will be very exciting for me due to a certain vegetable being made legal to grow... might even be able to share some footage of my garden now that it wont send me to jail...
I hope you have an abundant harvest next year. Thanks! Yes, that's my music. My friend Paul is on dobro.
Epic harvest, thanks for sharing, inspiring and motivating us.
Thanks Daniel!
Wow verey awesome harvest... Thank you for sharing my friend...
YAY! Patrick is back! We were getting worried, mate!
Thanks! All is well. I should be back to a video every week or 2 now.
Would love some videos on how you preserve harvests after frost!
Was in video withdrawal....glad you are back. Just in time
Thanks Linda! Glad to be back.
That harvest looks great Patrick 🙂. Lol your jungle is growing well at the moment 😂.
Thanks!
How I have missed your videos. Thank you.
Thank you!
Hello Sir awesome harvest. Happy gardening Sir
Thanks!
Wonderful harvest! I would like to hear more about growing fruit trees in your garden. I would LOVE to have a peach tree!
Thanks Suzi! This video shows how I planted our peach tree: ruclips.net/video/Yo7u3hqvyNg/видео.html
Beautiful vegetables, beautiful video. As always.
Thanks!
I lovee your garden. I love oscarr. Salam dari indonesia 🇲🇨
Thanks!
Hey! The Prodigal Patrick returns! I hope all is well! I love ripened peppers. They are so beautiful! Oscar looks spunky as ever!
Hi Jill! Yes, all is well. I took some time off to work on a music project with my brother and sister and it took longer than expected.
That's look amazing👍
Thanks!
Being an avid "Raised bed/container gardener" myself with several videos on my own RUclips channel" Gardening with Vincenzo"
passive solar gardening in the house as well as outside the house for nutrition cost effective produce will be the future for many once the benefits of "Growing your own" receives much more exposure...Thanks for sharing and hoping you have a "bountiful Harvest" !
Nice to see you ! B*E*A*U*T*I*F*U*L peaches !
Thanks!
Awesome harvest Patrick 👍♥️
Thanks!
I was going to ask you to show us how you dry your peppers, but you told us, Thanks.
You’ve been missed! Great harvest. 😄👍 Don’t be a stranger. 😂
Thanks!
Wow testy tomatoes 🍅and peppers🌶️🌶️🍆🍆💖💖💖💖
Thanks!
Patrick.... As always, great video. You're a great inspiration. Seriously though dude.... You need to sell some of your jams along with the shirts. Cool beats bro! Kind of a cool Gypsy Jango thing going on.
Thanks Robert! And thanks for your encouraging words about my music. I'll be starting a music YT channel soon. The Django influenced song will be the first one I post. I'll let you know when the channel is up.
Hey why have you haven't been doing very many videos bro Toynbee to do more this is like medicine to some folks and we learn slot from you and enjoy all your video's
Welcome back!!!! I missed seeing you and Oscar. I was beginning to get worried. What a beautiful harvest. Thanks to you I had a fantastic garden despite the intense heat of July and August. All around I was hearing how it was a bad year for peppers, tomatoes and cucumbers, yet I did good and had great harvests. I attribute my success to you and your videos.
Do you have videos on growing and care of your peach tree? I’d love to grow one too. I have an in ground pool I’d like to convert to a garden. I’m hoping you or your followers will have suggestions for me on how to convert this.
Last, I have broke down my garden this week and composted everything. Some of my tomato leaves had black spots on them. Have I just ruined my compost pile?
Thanks Linda! I'm glad you had a great year in the garden. I have a video on how I planted the peach tree, but that's it. All I do is prune the tree (mostly in late winter), and keep the ground covered with wood chip mulch. I don't use fertilizers or do any pest control. Your compost should be fine, especially if it cooks for a while.
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Whew. So glad to hear that I have not ruined my compost pile. It would have been a big deal to try and undo as I layered the composting materials.
Just Beautiful As Always! Love
Thanks Brenda!
Great to see you back. Any chance you could update us on your greenhouse and what’s growing in there right now? Struggling to figure out what I can do in mine right now. Have lettuce popping up but not sure if there are more options this late in the season. Also zone 5.
Thanks! Yes, I'll be giving an update on the fall/winter garden very soon. We have lettuce, kale, spinach, and carrots in the ground and more crops started in the grow room.
Catchy tune!
Thanks Amy!
awesome video. my tomatoes are mostly done for the year but my chilli peppers, pears,rhubarb and collards are going crazy. zone 6 SLC UT.
Thanks! I'm glad your garden is still growing strong.
As usual 1 jealous soul out there.
Thank you for the video, great harvest, and I loved the music at the end. Maybe a music video next?
Thanks! Interesting you mentioned a music video. I'll be starting a new music channel soon.
I look forward to it, success is inevitable. Thank you for such great music.
I hope the music is organically inspired.
I'm so impressed! We lost so many things to repeated hail storms and blight this year (Colorado, Zone 5a) and may lose a new dwarf pear tree altogether to fire blight. The weather just wasn't on our side. Our local CSA farm had 100 percent losses, so we felt lucky to have anything. We did get lots of green beans and a good potato harvest, as well as more tomatoes than last year, so that's something. Our tomato plants are blighted, so I expect we won't get much more from them. They only got to about five feet tall (indeterminate). NOT a good agricultural year.
I'm sorry to hear that, Pamela. Some areas in Colorado can be very challenging to grow in. We're fortunate to pretty good growing conditions most summers.
Pamela next year will be so much better. I'm guessing I'm a bit north of you in Colorado (missed the hail) Last year we got hail and drought and you name it - it was a tough year to be a gardener in Colorado. Then this year the garden gave me nectarines so juicy and everything Patrick showed in abundance and all of last years problems faded to memory. Next year will be better.
I hope you're right, Douglas. Thanks for the encouragement. I'm in the northern Front Range. I'm hoping for a good year. We plan to build three keyhole beds to grow more next year.
My grandparents are from Springfield, IL. They had big gardens and grew most of their own food. My mother says the soil there is amazing compared to Colorado's clay soil. Her father fed a family of eight out of their back garden. I've always been impressed by that.
Gone too long. That music was popping. I am impressed.
Thanks Lorann!
Beautiful harvests, Patrick. Did your cucumbers get a blight this year? Thank you for all the joy and knowledge you have given me this gardening season.
Thanks Lark! Yes, our cucumbers were hit hard by disease this year. They died back in August.
Me too.
Amazing video! I think I have seen those 1:09 plants before, are they the ones with purple and pink flowers on the same plant? This video is beautifully edited, I love the new style.
Thanks!
Nice looking tomatillos ;)
Thanks Danielle!
Nice work. Very inspiring.
Thanks Jessica!
So glad you are back! My potato harvest was very poor this year and I'm curious about the ring you grow in. And in a past video you were using (and happy with) the grows bags - are you no longer using them? Hoping nest year I will have a much better crop as potatoes are a staple for me :)
Hi Trish! Yes, we grow potatoes in raised beds and grow bags. We get better yields in raised beds, but grow bags allow us to grow potatoes in areas we couldn't otherwise. The ring is a galvanized steel fire ring, which we bought from Menards. It looks like they don't sell them anymore, but you can find them with other suppliers.
Your front yard garden looks nice. It's much bigger than a couple years ago, isn't it? What will you be doing with your tomatoes that are still green when frost finally hits? Enjoy all those potatoes and your cushaw pies!
Thanks! Yes, we keep expanding our front yard garden every year, but we're running out of space to expand now. lol We make a lot of fried green tomatoes, and I need to find a good green tomato salsa recipe.
The next level for you is Rooftop Gardening, lol. If you have space to let some green tomatoes ripen slowly, you might be surprised how long you can enjoy them. When I pull tomatoes in October, I keep the ones that have that whitish color. They will ripen up just fine. I've had tomatoes even into January that way. But green tomato salsa sounds really good, too! :D
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Would you share your kushaw squash recipe? How do you know when to pick them and how do you store them? We have one or two this year - one is huge!
You'll be able to make a lot of pies with 2 cushaws! We like this recipe: www.thespruceeats.com/cushaw-pie-recipe-3056939 Here's a more traditional recipe that uses more eggs, which gives the filling more of a custard quality: www.allrecipes.com/recipe/245002/old-fashioned-cushaw-pie/
Very good
We never get to see your wonderful front garden
Here it is: ruclips.net/video/Ka3rVjC47lI/видео.html
Do you grow seasoning peppers? I didn't see any in your videos. They have the flavor of hot peppers, without the heat. The red ones especially have a unique and delicious flavor.
Very interesting! I hadn't heard of them before and will have to look into them.
J'adore!😀