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Planting in Small Garden Spaces
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- Опубликовано: 20 июн 2024
- Zone 6 (Chicago, IL, USA)
Hey there! In this video, I share one of my daily garden routines (garden walk) along with some of the tricks I use to squeeze more into my small garden space!
📸 June 8 - 16, 2024
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Chatting with your neighbors at the end ❤❤❤❤ love it!!
When they comment, it's really special because they see me working on the garden spring, summer and fall. ❤️💚
Hello there, Ms. B!
This is another awesome video. 😊
Whether you are planting, harvesting, or just sharing ideas and tips on gardening. It's always an enjoyable garden video.
As always, thanks for sharing!😊
Hey there Ms. Elwandaa! So great to read from you. Thanks as always for your support! 💚I hope you're staying cool.
Your garden is looking great.
Thanks Michele! 💚
Your garden is lovely. Thank you for sharing. Please share your potato journey.😊
Thanks so much Sylvia! The potato plants are really taking off, more to come. Oh, and I'm growing some in containers too😊. Thanks for watching and commenting!💚
Hello from East Texas! You garden looks magnificent! I enjoyed all your containers. Looking forward to your harvest. It’s already hot enough to smoke here! Blessings to you
Heya in East Texas!! We just got a reprieve from the heat today and tomorrow (80's vs 90's). I'll be working on a video that focuses only on containers so stay tuned 😊.
I thoroughly smiled throughout this entire video, but those interactions with others at the end brought joy to my heart. I love the way gardening connects people! Thanks for sharing, and happy growing to you all. 🌿
Thanks so much for watching, smiling and commenting! The way that the those interactions fill me up 😊💚.
Awesome video. Thanks for all the ideas.
Happy to share. And thanks for watching and commenting!💚
That Coffee Cup Plant is amazing! 🤣 'Love your use of space, and the abundance you create. 😎
😊😊 one of my fav plants 😊. Many thanks!
You have a amazing garden.
Thanks so much!
Your garden looking good 👍🏾
Thanks so much!💚
OMG did not know of the Google camera feature to identify plants!!!! I'm the special kid...thank you so much!!! I may not need to pay for plant app 🎉
This makes me so happy! So glad that part was helpful to you. 💚
I love your video today
Thanks so much!💚
Nice video.
Thanks!
Love your garden wish mine looked as good I'm still hoping to get there.
Thanks and youre already on the road there!💚
I love your garden. It’s so beautiful. I live my green stalks too
Thanks so much! 🙌🏽🙌🏽I'm super excited about the greenstalk production this year!
@@BBettaGarden Me too! This year is my first year for micro dwarf tomato’s. I put them in one of my green stalks. ♥️
Meee too! Well, it's not exactly a micro dwarf. I growing Tumbling Tom. I got off to a late start and they are growing pretty slow but I'm excited! 😊😊 They are in the greenstalk inside of the cage baby.
Great video! 😊👏🏾😄❤️
Thank you! 🤗
Garden is looking good 👍🏾. New sub…
Thanks for watching, commenting and subscribing!💚
Such a lot to have got done! And that front garden just gets better and better looking, season after season. (Oh, I wish my community permitted us to grow food gardens instead of turf lawn in our front yards! Other than foundation plantings [shrubs, usually] nothing is supposed to grow taller than six inches. Pah!)
Trying to do most of my garden tasks in the early or late parts of the day when the sun's not so intense, but it's the sun itself and not the heat that I'm avoiding.
You know you can find those zip ties in basic black, right, so you don't have to deal with spray painting them?
Loving the sweet potatoes!
Last season, as I mentioned at the time, we had far too many slips unless we intended to monocrop only sweet potatoes (which we didn't) and were looking to find *local* fellow gardeners to take those off our hands (we did find them and shared out the slips but we never heard back about how those worked out); this year we purchased slips already started from a local garden center. But last season I did see the niftiest thing and I wonder if you'd find it helpful: a gardener set up trellises for the sweet potato vines which keeps them from meandering all over the garden. Super clever, it seemed to me. And tidy, and economical of space.
Used to get loads of swallowtail butterflies in the garden, but not so many lately. Planting dill and fennel, which they love, to give them an option other than celery, which *I* love.
This is a wonderful, delightful video, my dear friend. Love you visiting with your neighbors! Thank you for including that and not editing it out.
Much gardening love from Northeast Ohio! 😊💚💚💚💚💚😊
Heya friend! I have to tell you that I find comfort in you commenting about how you're still trying to get things planted (not a misery loves company thing). It really reminds me that most of us are just trying to get it done and it may take longer some years.
Oh and this is one more year of me planting dill in a place where it doesn't thrive (or not planting it at all in previous years). I plan to go back outside this evening, maybe I'll just broadcast some dill seeds and see what takes 😊.
I was so nervous about the front yard garden... I have a few direct neighbors who I knew wouldn't take issue with it but I'm not close with everyone on my block...anywho, I share that to say, the front yard garden and working out there, I've gotten to know so many of my other neighbors. Such an unexpected blessing!
I'm going to grab a quick dinner and head outside to throw some dill seeds around 😊😊. Take care my friend! ❤️❤️
@@BBettaGarden I am virtually *never* on time with the plantings. I'll make sure to start things like leeks around the first week of February (except this year: none started so far) and not get them planted out until mid- or late-June, and I say this in a spirit of fellowship that is *NOT* misery-loves-company because this year these leeks are going to be grown for seed so that next season I'll have enough seed for this variety to give me a boatload of leeks plus enough more to go to seed for 2026.
In fact, now that I'm reminded of it, this season I'm growing several crops just for seed so I'll have a good supply of seed for those.
We have...four, I think it is, varieties of dill: Bouquet, Mammoth, Tetra and...I've forgotten the fourth one. And three or four varieties of fennel, including bronze fennel for the seeds (a grow-my-own herbs and spices endeavor.)
Still have *flowers* to plant and very definitely have to get on with that.
At about the middle of the block (halfway up this one-block-long street) is a neighbor presumably retired, and lonely, who has taken upon themselves to make sure none of the rest of us on this street misbehaves or fails to meet neighborhood standards or to comply with municipal ordinances. I have to assume my community knows exactly what I do or don't do in my garden and as a result of that I keep waiting for a city inspector (I'm friendly with the one for my area) to inform me that "That Walking Stick Kale is too tall, B! Gotta grow shorter plants or trim these back!" Well, that walking stick kale is being grown for "walking sticks" about eight or ten or twelve feet long to use in the construction of trellises, later.
Relatively large diameter bamboo canes six or more feet long cost...plenty. Too plenty! And I haven't found but one variety of spreading bamboo available and affordable that'll survive our winters, so I'm reckoning the kale is the way to go. Spreading bamboo can spread very aggressively and I'm already waging a war against the English ivy and some comparatively puny bindweed.
Too hot and sticky to think about dinner, so I do believe I'll water the garden even though we had some rain this afternoon, sow some flower seeds, and do some potting on or potting up of the pepper plants I doubt I'll grow again, for sure after those seed packets are depleted and possibly after this season. Makes almost no sense, does it, to grow food I can't eat and enjoy (peppers and eggplants *HATE* me, are conspiring and attempting to do me in) when that space can be used to produce food I'll use?
Gardening love, flying your way! 😊💚💚💚💚💚😊
Everything is beautiful, and coming along nicely.🌱 I have a few garden chores to do too. Okay, now, if you can say here; what is the 🎶Good Morning tune🎶about? But if you can not say, I understand.🙂🥰🥰
Thanks so much! I just love this time when things look good and lush (before any real problems set in).
Good morning..Good morning... 😊😊 its one of those quirky Batavia things as my friends would say.. so every year, in the early part of the year it's like a switch is flipped.. I feel so very optimistic about life.. things that would normally bother me, I just brush off..I become a totally glass half full kinda person (not my normal approach 😁). Anywho, I affectionately refer to that time as "new year, new me." For ex...If someone has bad news at work, I'll say, that's fine, it's new year, new me so it's not that big of a deal.
Well, at some point one year, during the "new year, new me" phase, I would start answering the phone in the morning singing Good Morning..Good Morning... in the same way they sing it in the movie Singing in the Rain (edit to correct the movie title) (ruclips.net/video/qu4v5hB1dKk/видео.htmlsi=YIh4L527dxraWDLk)
All of that said, somehow even when we're well past the "new year, new me" phase of the year the Good Morning, Good Morning greeting somehow has stuck. It always seems to make the person on the other end smile so I'm glad it stuck.😊❤️
@@BBettaGarden That's actually really good that you still do that. It is.🤗 I don't really share this much, because people don't understand. They think it's foolishness & impossible. But I asked God for something some years back and afterwards everything went in the opposite direction, so it appears as if it won't be, but I know that it will. And I also will be new & different. This is my year. Although we're 6 months in; it ain't over! So yes, stay in positive alive mode. And I'll be watching!🥰 And will share.
❤️❤️ once we allow ourselves to believe, there really isn't any stopping us. I was talking to a friend about a something big I wanted to do (unrelated to the garden). I said, if it was done in 2021, I could have xyz by now, but I accept that that wasn't the time. It was done this year and no matter what happens, this was the right time.
And YOU give oxygen to the new and different just by speaking it aloud (and typing it). Blessings to you Sis. ❤️
@@BBettaGarden You too.🥰🥰
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❤️💚heya Sis!
Hey love new fam here chicago is my home town my mom owns a house on 6453 so sangamon ave thanks for sharing love I'm very new to gardening I started growing last year but this year I planted a lot of food what advice can you give me
Hey there!! I was just over in your mom's neighborhood today, running errands with my mom. 😊
Advice..I'd say document what you're doing this year and each year as you go forward. It could be a note in your phone, photos, videos, etc. seeing what you planted, when, how well the plants did, when they started to actually produce, all of those details are going to help you, year to year. happy growing!💚
Is your lettuce heat tolerant?
Heya! Nope, it's not heat tolerant. I think that part of the video was filmed on like June 8th and it bolted this weak. I've eaten a few leaves and it's not bitter so that's a plus.😊