(Not Another Garden Tour) But it's a Garden Tour July 2024
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
- I know a lot of people are doing garden tours and I try not to do very many, but I did want to do this one for you since we have had some incredible success and failures this year! Check out how our Garden is doing this summer 2024.
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I don't think I could ever grow enough celery. Such a versatile veggie. Celery and cheese, celery and PB, stir fry, salads, soups. So many good things to eat with it.
We are noticing the same thing around here, we love it! 🙂
With all the tomatoes, you're bound to have some green ones left at the end of season. If you've never tried Green Tomato Jam, this might be the year. Tomatoes, red or green, make a lovely sweet jam. I always end up giving half my stash as Christmas gifts.
I have never tried green tomato jam before I wil have to give it a shot! Thanks for the suggestion! 😁
I love finding volunteer garden plants, especially tomatoes! I'm currently getting a second harvest of asparagus, having accidentally discovered that it loves to companion with alliums after finding huge stalks coming up around some volunteer chives. I threw in a few bunching onion seeds and the asparagus has grown like crazy.
That's a great idea! I might have to give that a try! Thanks for the tip! 😃
I really enjoyed this garden tour… I need to assess what we eat and how much to put up or give away. Thanks!!
Yeah that has been our downfall in the past. But we are working to correct that this year!
Ach! In my area of Idaho Shasta Daisies are noxious. Once they get started they spread and are hard to control even in a garden.
Yeah we are going to see what happens with these. I hope they don't go too crazy! 😆
Need to rethink my fortification around my peach tree for next year. I had successfully had 15 peaches blossom all on two branches from my 3yr old golden jubilee peach tree lost a few to what i thought was squirrels so I put up nylon deer fence 7’ tall and 4 stackes I pull a 1 last Wkend and it was not ripe enough very firm so I waited pulled one Fri night and woke up sat Am to find only three tiny hidden fruit. I’m torn want to gut every deer with in sight 😔I m going to really protect my tree next season 😉
Yeah they are always an issue. That sucks I hope you have better luck in the future. That's why I have the fence around the garden that I do. Otherwise, I wouldn't have anything to harvest!
I also didn't get to my Florida Weave around the tomatoes. Don't feel bad. Lol
Thanks. I'm sure we are not the only ones! 😃
@@GagneFarms I saw a video from someone else, I think the permaculture consultant but even he forgot to ask well. So it must be a thing this year. Lol
Do you save seeds from your harvests?
Yes we do. And this year we are saving more than ever. That is something that we are starting to get better at.
@@GagneFarmsMe too. Learning the best ways to save my own seeds so I can keep producing my own stuff. The more the variety grows in your area the more it developes to your area, generation after generation.