Did the STORM Do ANY Damage?
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I thank God for the much needed rain. The morning after my garden exploded with growth and my onions are getting bigger and my greens are growing like weeds. My squash is blooming and have already have squash on them. Tomatoes and eggplants are blooming. The Lord has been good this growing season.
congrats! you are blessed! praise God 🙏
Pawpaw always said that your garden loves the thunder and rain. More thunder and rain, more growth over night.
Love the look of all your VEGO beds. Clean, organized, easy maintenance ❤
Glad y'all and farms are ok. Ponds look great.
GOD BLESS!
SO glad God protected all your gorgeous plants. I was wondering how you all faired in the storms. Blessings....
Everything looks healthy and beautiful.
God has blessed your gardens. Protected you from damage from the storms. Everything looks wonderful
Mmmm eggplant!❤❤
Healthy green and lush!
Onions from seed need ringing, a first for me 😊.
Looks to be a good eggplant year here in 9b, blackberries coming in. Fantastic garden so far
what varieties are you growing?
@@FloridamanFoodForest onions, red creole and Texas granex; eggplant, 3 varieties Santana, Shikou and Swallow; blackberries Arkansas Prime and Arkansas traveler.
9b we garden Oct to April, harvest through summer
@@nolagirlhomestead wonderful!! Trying my hand at some eggplant I hear they can perennialize if you let em.
@@FloridamanFoodForest maybe with a high tunnel ... Eggplant are finicky, hence smaller varieties. Reblooms late summer. Santana and Shikou are consistent. I prune heavily like tomatoes
@@nolagirlhomestead right on thanks!
Glad to see that your plants made it thru the storm. Electroculture is no joke.
Hello Danny and Wanda.
I'm so glad just rain for you all. And wind sounds pretty strong.
Mostly had wind here and some rain.
Supposed to get colder here again so trying to be patient
but do have cucumber that pollinate each other from Hoss, potatoes, tomato starts and strawberries coming up in protected
area. Trying to get a head start for my area.
I love seeing those roots and definitely worth having those.
Oh my look at those strawberries.
Those egg plant leaves are huge.
The Danny Corn is hanging in there and should be fine.
It's a joy to see how everything is doing alright and not much effect from all that rain and wind.
I'm so thankful you two are going to continue to have some good eating from what your growing.
Thanks so much for sharing how everything is growing and doing after the rain and wind.
I am glad to see you didn’t have much damage from storms. Hopefully it will warm up some. The wing has been strong all spring here.
Good morning! One more week here to the last frost date. I can't wait!
I'm so glad the storms didn't do much damage!
Thanks for the morning wisdom!! GOD bless you both!!! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🕊️🕊️🕊️❤️❤️❤️
I am glad that you did not have a lot of damage. Gardening is a lot of work but we are blessed when we are able to eat. We learn a lot from watching your gardening which you share with us.
You’re having much better luck than I am this spring. I’ve had solar damage and bug damage, and raccoons eating my purple carrots. The only thing cadillacking (as Danny says) is my artichokes.
Ouch! Wonder if planting onions or chives around those carrots might help? Those raccoons are not only too clever, they’ve got those nimble finger-paws,,,,,grrrr.
🙏🙏🙏🙂♥️🕊👍 . God bless you 😊
Glad you fared well, was worried about the storm. Over 4 inches of rain! We haven’t got more than a half inch and the rain usually goes around us.
So glad y'all didn't have any serious damage from the storm. Boy o boy, those Vego beds are really looking good, mineral tubs, too.
Got a part-time job, so I can finally have a little money to spend at the hardware store...no chickens for my apartment.lol.but I can find SOMETHING there. Keeping my eye out for those green seedless grapes; could have muscadines and Concord grapes, but I want the seedless green ones.
Those eggplants are amazing! That electroculture sure works so well. Got to look into that weather station you have. We had a lot of wind and rain, too.
Gotta figure out how to watch the live show, probably gonna have to watch the replay. Start my new job at 7pm tonight.
You forgot to pull the plug? That reminds me of a cartoon (MANY years ago!) of the engineers standing around scratching their heads because the (room size) computer was dead - while the janitor had the power plug in his hand…
Try planting a couple climbing beans, like Kentucky Wonder, with your tomatoes that are next to the panels. The beans twine around the tomato and the metal panels which helps hold the tomato up. A little extra nitrogen fixing doesn't hurt the tomato.
Good morning y’all! Thanking God that your gardens survived the wind and heavy rain. ❤
Danny and Wanda, glad your gardens all came thru the storm ok. Everything looks great.
We got rain, but lots of wind!! It knocked my onions down!! I hope they will stand back up!!
They should
I have a gopher/mole or two or more taking out my veggies, one plant at a time, and can't seem to eradicate it/them. I think I'm going to have to dig up my entire raise beds, put down hardware cloth, and reinstall all my raised beds & refill. I don't usually plant a summer garden here in AZ zone 9b, so if I get started now, I might be ready for fall gardening.
It’s not moles, they are meat-eaters (grubs, etc.). Sounds like you’ve got lots of work ahead of you, good luck! I’ve got vole issues here in NC. I placed a few inches of rugged gravel at the bottom of my beds as that will last longer than hardware cloth. They don’t like to dig thru that. Frankly, hardware cloth would be a WHOLE lot easier tho!
I love how you say cadillacing ❤. God blessed you with much needed thunder and lighting, rain.😊
So exciting to see the fruits of your labor.
Raining heavy here in Iowa on Tuesday morning. Some wind gusts are pretty strong. Praying that we don't get any damage . God bless y'all from Anna in Iowa
Looks like the rain and lightning did your garden good.
That was a storm …WOKE US UP with that LOUD THUNDER BOOMS..my next door neighbor sycamore tree had a huge huge limb cracked and feel in her yard ..she doesn’t have a garage so it’s all empty yard .. thank goodness because if not, it would’ve just cracked the garage or anything that was there. The tree is very big big almost like a body. The depth of a body would be that’s how big that lime is thick and then really large… she’s a senior so she said that she has to wait for her grown sons to come and help her cut it over to cut it down for her
Thanks for update, glad your save, 4 weeks to freeze date. Seeds started indoors.
I’m so glade everything is good for y’all love you guys. God bless
Oh my gosh, your garden beds are jammin. Love, love, love the new logo! You can really see it now. Perfect! 😊
Thanks so much 😊
Good morning ☀️
Good morning girl hope you're garden did okay.
My dad grew the sweetest rutabagas I've ever tasted. I didn't like them before tasting his. He grew them on a neighbor's farm that had very, very black, sweet dirt. No one had farmed it in over 50 years. Before that it had cows and such on it. She let him plant deer plots and he would eat from it too.
With the second planting of sweet corn, it should give an extended harvest, and the corn will grow above the sweet potatoes.😋
It will probably be to hot by then.
I was just gonna say that, Wanda. Looks like a LOT of rain came through where the corn is planted. Boy . . . .
We all work with what Yah has given us, but we know He provides. Your garden looks pretty good to me overall. NE Florida got the wind and rain also, lost power for about an hour and had some flooding, mostly across the chicken coop area.
Looks very good.
we got a good rain and wind here in florida too, my bamboo was whippin
I'm one of those mules that needs to see proof in Electra culture..and in your garden I see proof....I'm sold on it.😮😊
Great video., glad y’all came out Ok. Our area had a couple tornadoes, one a mile from our facility. I lost the top out of Oak tree, and had large dead pine tree across our road which I had to move to go to work. Glad you and Miss Wanda came through ok.
Good morning Mr Danny and Mrs Wanda. I’m glad there wasn’t any damage from the storm.
I’m jealous of the amazing tomato plants. I’m seriously considering buying Vego beds. 😊
Best thing I've done in a long time.
Overall, your plants are looking great.
Those roots look good. We had alot of rain also. Glad your Vego beds are working so well. Have a wonderful day!
Thank you! You too!
Those beds are working out so well. The hoops would be a necessity up here, but I think well worth the time & the cost of a few $$ 😊
Thank you for the update 😊❤❤
🌦🌧Nothing like rain from above.
Yall doing really good, most of the plants will recover pretty quick, those mini maters got me wanting to try some.
Awesome
I love those Vego beds the tomatoes are in. Those kitchen plants are so cute!
That tomato root system is incredible!!! Thankful God protected your beautiful garden!
Ah - I see rabbit pellets in there! 🐇 Danny and Wanda, I not only admire your willingness to experiment with gardening techniques and crop varieties, I also appreciate your increasing emphasis on easy methods to grow eg for us OLD folks! I’m a Vego fan with 2 more beds ready to be set up for summer crops. Weeding is SO MUCH easier in a 17” tall bed. 👍🏻 Do you have a video on what materials you’ve used for those short red hoops? I need those! Those eggplants tho - wowee!
The red hoops are 1/2” pex pipe slid over 3/8” rebar. Both are purchased in lengths and cut to size.
@@vickisavage8929 thank you Vicki!
Yes I do have a video. It's 1/2 inch pex slid over 3/8 rebar.
May 1st is our average for last freeze so should be able to start planting my beds soon.
Gosh I need one or two of those VEGO tomato cages ❤❤
It’s amazing how much a good rain will make the plants grow..
wide brim hat and spray the brim with off or cutter and you will be a happy gardener
Insects only attack people who are low in niacin usually. I don't have any issues.
So thankful y'all had minimum issues. Wind blew over our onions in the field and it looks like a rice field right now as it is completely flooded. Pray what we had planted makes it thru. Thank you for sharing and have a blessed day.
prayed for y'all, glad to see that most everything is alright!
Glad you faired ok thru the storm. I only got a 1/2 in of rain here in SC with some wicked winds. My Danny corn in leaning like your but, hoping it all pulls back up. Thanks for the update.
Looks like you have a lot of work from the storm but 40 mph is just a gentle breeze the last three to four days we have had 74 mph to 93 mph winds and rain for a week and I decided to try and take the tractor in the garden it sunk up to about 8 inches here in North east Tn it a mess but my corn started to pop
Hope you get some help to get the greenhouse covered and done before you get More storms
That probably won't happen.
No till works for many farmer's, maybe that's just not a good spot for corn?
All your crops look good though. I'm still working around mother nature among physical issue's.
Danny, I wish the plants in my Vegos would take off like your tomato plants! I'm probably fighting not enough sun and the soil for starters. I got my soil sample kit from Growers Solutions, still have to send it in.
It may need amending.
Looks great!
im going to try sweet potatoes this year not many but a few.. will see how it goes.
I believe the sun will shine and all your blown over plants will reach for the sky and straighten.❤
Didn’t get to see all of the video. Did y’all say how much rain you got? Over 5 inches here in Southwest Louisiana. Layed all my corn down.
Almost 5 inches.
Good morning again. When are you going to pour that slab, Danny ? Lol Now you know what I think it's going to be.
LoL
*Question* @pecangrove DO yall have any experience growing perennial tubers? Like Yacon, jerusalem artichokes, Ullum,or oca? I recently got some jerusalem artichokes established and am researching other perennial roots similar to potatoes. Down here in ocala Florida ive had trouble trying to grow potatoes.
In Florida, potatoes would be a winter crop, because they do NOT like the heat. You might want to try canna lilies, true yams, and dahlias, all of which have edible tubers and don’t play well with cold. Always consider the climate from where your crops originated.
We don't eat Jerusalem artichokes. Try potatoes in the winter in Florida and they should do well in your soil type.
Did you get any rain at DeepSouth??
Yes close to 5 inches
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Can you eat eggplant leaves?
No it's in the night shade family.
Why is everything raised up off the ground? Fire ants?
Good Q - I think it’s for ease of access? Your fire ants theory tho…..THAT is a darn good reason right there! 👍🏻
@@joannc147Both fire ants and ease of access.
Yes the fire ants are horrible here. Plus I don't have to bend over as much.
🙏❤👋✌
When or what time do ya mulch or do ya ???
Danny and Wanda seldom use much mulch, just enough to shade the soil, because it attracts fire ants.
We don't mulch here in the deep south because of fire ants.
Electroculture is a bunch of bull hockey 😂 y’all come on now🤦🏼♀️I love y’all but geez
It's documented by the USDA and the government all the way back in the 1920s it goes back to the 1700s look up Victor schauberger.
I saw a difference in my garden last year