EDIBLE GARDEN Tour | Phoenix, Arizona | 4 Beautiful Gardens!
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- Опубликовано: 21 окт 2024
- Kaye shares four beautiful Phoenix gardens on the Arcadia Edible Garden Tour of 2017, including Sweet Life Garden, Gordon & Kay's Jardin de Lagniappe, Jon & Carrie's Historic Home & Garden and Troy & Rebecca's Farmyard. With help from Jacq Davis. Please Like, and Subscribe!
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What a great video!! Those shots are spectacular and what a fun festival. I would love for Ashland's Tour of Gardens to continue to grow.
Love the channel, love the contued quality, the great information, and the wonderful stories of people that you continue to share. What great adventures you have; thanks for taking us all along with you.
Continue making this world a better place, your enthusiasm and love of gardening are infectious.
Oh, thank you, Angie, not a dull moment since I've been back. I brought your weather home with me. And no A.C. Garden was keeling over. Been so busy. Worked till dark last night, but didn't start till 6PM cause it was so hot and humid. Packed day today. TTYL
Kaye Kittrell | Late Bloomer Urban Organic Garden Show , we've added more to the Kaye Garden since you left: 3 Fish peppers, 1 Chinese 5 Color pepper, 1 Thai Red Chili pepper, a Japanese Black Trifell tomato, Black Beauty tomato, and a Brad's Atomic Grape tomato. We are busy today too, such is the life of true gardener. So fun!!
Sounds wonderful! Heat wave continuing here. Put in 5 hours this AM, at least 8 between Mon & Tues. Now, for editing.
Beautiful! Thank you for sharing!
You are welcome!
Wonderful video!
Thank you, Janice! It took me a while, but better late than never. I was there for five hours and then rushed to airport so I could get back to see my son who flew in that day for Mother's Day. Then, I left for a month in England on Friday, and several trips in July, August and September, then got hurt on Christmas. So I never got back to it. Finally!
Beautiful
Wow beautiful gardens...I had a lot of fun watching and my son enjoyed the violin! Thanks for sharing.
They call that a fiddle when playing that music. :) You are welcome!
Kaye Kittrell | Late Bloomer Urban Organic Garden Show I so wish to visit all these gardens someday and off course yours. It a dream I have...
Awesome place:'l loved the video...
Thanks for watching! Please share! ❤
So enjoyed this and now am terribly jealous of those tomato plants! 😊
I know, right? I have but a few leaves and stems on mine, all removed from mildew and blight, in spite of all my spraying.
Lovely tour! Phoenix gardening I would have never guess it very interesting. Thank you...
Pam Gibson Please watch my Phoenix Playlist! This is the 7th video I’ve done there! Find playlist tab on the homepage! Thanks so much for watching!
Love all your videos and this one is exceptional!
Oh thanks very much! I'm planning a similar, but more extensive event later this month at Rare Fruit Growers Festival of Fruit, but won't be so rushed as I was this morning in AZ. Jacq had to rush me to airport after only four gardens. :)
Looking forward to watching the video of the Festival of Fruit! Enjoying your diverse content!
Diversity is everything! Thanks so much!
Great video! I never knew Arizona looked so green and beautiful.
Awesome video and I love your hair💛
Oh thanks! I got a haircut before I left for this past trip, but he didn't take off enough. Will have to chop it some more, though I can't stand hair in my face and clipping it back for gardening is so easy.
Kaye, it really looks good and I am like you, I do not like my hair in my face.
Thank you! I'll probably get it cut in a month.
What a lovely event.
Yes! The food movement in the hottest city in the U.S. is truly remarkable!
I LOVED this video, Kaye!
I flew over to film this event and was only able to get to 4 gardens, each so amazing. Thanks for watching!
I loved this video. I love seeing how other gardens grow and all the vendors. Thank you
Haha, and I had to cut a lot of that footage short because a) video was running long b) when you are rushing as I was that morning, no time to set camera on tripod and every time I would ask someone a question, the camera moves. UGH! Wish I had a show like Growing a Greener World, and had a camera and sound operator! One of these days!
That is so awesome!!! Love seeing gardeners coming together like this!!!! Great video ❤️
Thank you, Melissa!!
Never disappointed with your videos, Kaye. This was awesome!
Thank you!! This one was a bear to edit. Jacq and I were rushing, and when you are meeting someone for the first time and holding the camera and trying to interview, yikes, camera is all over the place. There were lots of bits, I just had to cut out. But, the end result was pretty good. :)
Thank you Kaye for the beautiful tour...I love Arizona and it was so great to see how they garden and what they grow😍
Thank you, Laurie!!
What a nice adventure! I love those aprons too. I might have to take a trip to Phoenix. Thanks Kaye!
What a wonderful Edible Garden Tour. I admire all the pleasant, enterprising people and their fantastic organic produce. Another great informative video, Kaye. With kind regards Patrick xx
Thank you, Patrick!! Lots of love your way!
What a neat event! I love watching community garden tours. It’s such a wonderful way to bring folks together & support your neighbors, your neighborhoods. Wish we could do this in my town! Thanks for sharing this awesome event w/us!
Thanks for watching, Nia! I was hoping to get back to Phoenix before the year is over, such a great garden movement there.
Thanks for watching!
Fun garden tour surrounded by desert in Phoenix, Arizona of all places. Where do they get all the water needed? Thanks for taking us along, Kaye.
Thanks! They have an aquifer, but with the growth boom in Phoenix, I can't imagine it will be there forever, but the interest in food forests, mainly fruit trees, only seems to be building.
Hello again smart and beautiful, I just wanted to remind you of how precious you are in my eyes and to also remind you to keep clever pennies on your eyes as far as the water is concerned, so keep smiling that beautiful precious smile of yours and GOD BLESS, and Good night😇🌹🦋🐝
Hey Sis great video! Coming to you from Gothenburg Sweden!
HEY, Sis! You made it!!! Thanks for watching!
Pretty awesome, loved it.. Question though, what were those spheres at 11:40? If explained I think I missed it.
We were rushing and I don't know other than interesting architectural objects. I never got to talk to Carrie. Perhaps she will watch this and look through the comments and respond.
Does this mean you are back home now?
C.
Yes, Charles, and I think I brought the hot, sweltering Kentucky heat with me! My plants were keeled over and it's been lots of cleanup. I almost finished the edit on this before I left, but not quite and it was the first thing I did when I got home.
When do I harvest shallots? Half of them have bloom on top.
And we are in a heat wave.
I have not grown shallots, but they are in the onion family, so, I would treat them as I do onions and wait until the tops die down. But you might want to consult with someone else on shallots. Yes, we are having many days in a row with temperatures above average. Makes me wonder "What next!"
C.
I know! Me, too! So hot here, even humid. Very unusual. Thanks!
Where do I find Jill Green, would love to purchase an apron and subscribe if she has a channel? Loved the Video!
were those goats dehorned? I felt so sad looking at them. Please tell me they were not dehorned. :-(