Summer High Tunnel Walkthrough: Plants, Tips, and Success
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- Опубликовано: 29 авг 2024
- 🌞 Summer High Tunnel Tour: Bountiful Harvest Awaits! 🌞
Welcome to our summer high tunnel tour! Join us as we explore the lush, world inside our high tunnel, showcasing the incredible growth and abundance of our summer crops.
In this video, you'll see:
🌱 An overview of our high tunnel setup
🍅 A closer look at our thriving vegetables and fruits
🛠️ The tools and techniques we use for optimal plant growth
🚜 Behind-the-scenes insights into our daily gardening routine
Whether you're an experienced gardener or just starting out, you'll find valuable information and inspiration for your own high tunnel or garden. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more gardening tips and tours!
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How beautiful!! We are going to finally get our CatTunnel up this summer ready for Fall plantings... i broke my knee, ankle & foot the day I brought it home...sooo slow recovery and of course our crazy weather here in Texas... from flooding to a turbo drought then hurricane... we lost our whole garden in it, however - it can all be replanted and we are praying for all who lost everything or so much more...
Thanks for sharing
Blessings ❤
Oh my word...you're had a rough time of it. I hope you are healing quickly. It's true, that although it's frustrating to loose plants, it could be a lot worse. I hope the weather soon settles down in Texas for you.
My grandma and mom dried straw flowers 🌸 so nostalgic!
@@danielleosentoski520 glad we could bring good memories to mind.
It looks fantastic. You must be very proud of your work. 😊😊😊
I love how it turns into a bit of a jumgle in the tunnel.
And I am genuinely impressed by your deep knowledge and passion for gardening. Your meticulous attention to detail and nurturing spirit make every plant flourish under your care. Your dedication is truly inspiring! And I am Floating Village Life
Wow, thanks! We enjoy what we do, that's for sure. Thanks for watching.
I thoroughly enjoyed this tour! I learn something every time I watch your videos.
@@suevaillant6407 we're so glad you find them useful. We have learned a lot in 5 years and continue to learn new things every day
Ooh! Yes please to a video on propagation!!!
I'll probably do a video on propagation next spring. That's the best time to propagate most things. The ones I'm just starting now are an experiment to see if I can get anything rooted this time of year. I love getting "Free" plants.
I agree! I want to watch a propagation video!!
Looks wonderful !!!
THANKS!
I have planted some suckers from my tomato plants we will see how we go. I also love free plants! Thanks for that tip 😊 Also bought some figs after seeing yours.
There's nothing better than free plants. 😁 Good luck with the figs.
So enjoyed your high tunnel working tour! My cucumbers are crazy and producing like crazy! 17 pint jars of dill pickles so far😊 My tomatoes are dying! Not sure if it's herbicide drift or wilt but disheartening either way😢 Your flowers are absolutely beautiful and like you I live planting flowers amoung my veggies❤ Thank you for sharing😊
Since the cucumbers got a late start they are just now starting to produce. Too bad about your tomatoes...that is frustrating. Yes, flowers in the garden just make it more enjoyable to go out and work.
Thank you so much for your videos. It seems like I learn something every week. Your high tunnel is awesome. I love all your flowers especially, I'm a flower girl myself. Love from Missouri
So glad you enjoyed it. Yes, I couldn't imagine having a garden without flowers. I also have a ton of flower gardens around the house. I meant to do a tour of them earlier, but now they are looking a bit rough with all of the heat.....maybe next spring/early summer. Thanks for watching!
Winter in my part of the world ☃the tunnel looks amazing. I'm hoping for a drier summer and winter this year as the last 4 years have been so wet 8 months of the year that my plants and fruit trees are struggling. Now I plant my fruit trees into baseless planters and they seem to be doing much better than those planted into the ground. 🍋🍎🍊🍑🍒
Sorry it's been so wet for you. I hope things go better this coming season.
Daytime temps have been pretty high, but night time lows have been very high. You might not think that's a big deal, but the night's low temp determines your dew point, determining how much humidity remains in the air for the daytime. A really cold night will drop all the humidity, allowing for dryer days. Really warm night time temps is consistent with there being more insulating gases in the atmosphere.
@@AlexWaardenburg The early AM humidity is awful....90+. I am much more comfortable at 90F with 55 humidity in the PM.
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My wife and I love your videos and watch them every week what is the size of your high tunnel and where did you buy it from
So glad you enjoy the videos. Our hight tunnel is 30'x96' and it's a Beiler. We bought it from a local agriculture supply store.
The pill bugs ate all of my cucumbers when coming up, TOO..cries.
I've never had problems with them before. This year they are all over. It's a battle!!
My hoop house has been permitted, purchased and is waiting in a million pieces to put together. Since we waited so late in the year to get it all ready to go, I have that area of the garden in sweet corn and tomatoes. Assembly will wait until September when we clear the area. Love the tour of your high tunnel. God bless y'all and keep growing.
Best of luck with your new hoop house. It is very helpful as far as extending the season. Glad you enjoyed the tour.
Can you make a video on what you do for composting?
We'll try to do one on composting in the future.
Do you have outside vegtable gardens as well as a high tunnel?
Yes, we have a big market garden and orchard. Here's a link to a tour we did of the garden ,if you're interested. ruclips.net/video/6hKRMqyP_yU/видео.html&t Thanks for watching.
What size is your hi tunnel?
Our high tunnel is 30' x 96'. It's a Bieler High Tunnel.