Share this video in you found value in it! Timestamps 00:00 Intro 00:12 Huge Cucumber Production and Harvests 00:41 Mulch and What Happens if you Don’t Use it 02:07 Tuck Eating a Cucumber 02:28 Huge Tomato Production in a Small Amount of Space 02:40 Proper Watering Practices 03:17 The Best Time to Water Your Plants 03:58 Preventing and Removing Weeds 04:50 Utilizing Microclimates 05:36 Creating Microclimates with Shade Cloth 06:05 Preventing Sun Scald on Tomatoes 07:30 Growing Crops that Thrive in the Heat 08:14 Growing Heat Tolerant Varieties of Crops 08:48 Tuck Eating a Carrot 09:09 Harvesting Blueberries and How I Protect them from Birds 10:05 Harvesting Beach Plums 10:41 The Results from Protecting Plants from the Heat 12:19 Final Thoughts Thanks for the kind words and support 😁🐕❤
@@MaliaSoul Wildlife hasn't stolen any of my harvests this year! Have a multitude of squirrels along with two quarreling chipmunks that I provide a protection fee of pecans and walnuts. Bowl of water is always available. Also instead of bird seed I feed the birds crushed shelled unsalted peanuts. The nuts don't try to take root in my planters when they flick it and attracts far more species of birds. I don't overfill the feeders so that by sunset they are empty. Not keen on encouraging the more destructive nocturnal species. In spring I just use netting to prevent the rodents from digging. Critters cannot resist the soil's call even if you heavily mulch. Sow cover crops in situations where you'll need to eventually remove the netting. Do all that I do because "removing" them isn't an option without angering the locals who also adore and feed them.
Tuck found the perfect spokesperson, James, who is able to disseminate Tuck's vast agricultural knowledge in a format that us Hoomans can easily understand and learn from.
Hi James and Tuck🐕🌝 I am sad to report, I wish I could say the summer heat but no..I have lost most of my vegetable garden and flowering plants due to the devastating hurricane Beryl, although I tried to prepare and protect my backyard garden area. I'll find the strength to do it all again. I am grateful to God that our family is safe.🙏
I'm in Texas. One year, I ordered a load of mulch, but I made an error, and they FILLED MY DRIVEWAY with it! I put down about 10" of mulch all over multiple beds, and had to give a lot away. That year was FANTASTIC. The plants loved Loved LOVED the massive layer of cool protection from our Texas sun.
Hi, James. As a former NJ resident who moved to the mountain west, I learned to make sure my tomatoes had afternoon shade...also, they won't set (flowers, but no fruit) when it's above 90 or so.
❤I pulled one bed of potatoes yesterday and immediately replanted the bed with sunflowers and zucchini. The bed next to it was garlic replanted after harvest with carrots. My first tomatoes are starting to turn color today - THANK YOU for all your informational videos! I look forward to going into my gardens every day!
So hot and humid here in Georgia. The bugs are starting to get ridiculous . I am having to water all the time. People wonder how I keep my garden going into the fall…..water. I’m having a huge abundance of tomatoes. Should have planted more cucumbers….next year. Hot peppers are doing great. I planted Seminole pumpkins….praying I get many .Herbs …time to harvest and put up. Getting ready to start seeds for fall garden soon. Love your channel ❤
I am happy for your tomato success! They are beautiful. We have had so much consistent rain and I’m in a new-to-me garden plot with subpar drainage (it seems). I’ve lost 12 plants now, and started with 50 ish. I’m researching what to do next season to help this soil. I am replanting some free ones I picked up at the hardware store and hoping for some more blossoms. It’s been a bad weather year for me, and plenty of other Iowa gardeners from what I hear. I’m so glad that Tuck shares his garden assistant with us, to make these videos! 😉 Clover, my garden boss, says hello!
A beautiful garden, James. Thanks to your boss man, Tucker😊🐶 I always love to see him in your videos. He’s the man👍 Thanks for sharing your beautiful garden and your knowledge.
Tuck is so cute! ❤❤❤❤I had such a green thumb when I lived in Jersey but here in the Southwestern desert, I'm even having a hard time with houseplants. And I've been here for over 25 years. I'm going to try an outdoor garden this coming year.
Remember that you talk to everyone. When you say something is especially important for those who live in the south, say better for those who are near the tropics. The same for the orientation of the sun north south, refer to each hemisphere better because you also have followers on the other side of the globe. Your English is extraordinarily clear for an American. Thanks for everything!
Incredible food forest James. You’d be impressed with this novice’s garden. I listen to all your tips and advice. My family is appreciating it ❤s for Tuck.
We’re in the same grow zone, so I know EXACTLY what the heat has been doing to our plants. 😂❤❤ I’ve put down leaf mulch and saw dust, on all the plants that like moist soil
Let's Gooo!! Thanks Hillary. I hope you had a lot of fun in the garden and are having a good year. Me and tuck aways love seeing you in the comments 😁🐕❤
James, you have such a great channel. You have such great energy about what you talk about because you love what you do and it shows so much. Watching your videos gives me such a lift. Your gardens are so beautiful too, it's like being there in a way when I watch. I love how you explain things and you look so good on camera. You are doing an awesome job! 👍👍
Absolutely amazing! James, your garden is fabulous! You are so sweet to share the produce with family and friends. You are blessing others. Thank you for your garden tips. Of course 🤗💝💗♥️😘💕😃 for the young king!
Thank you for your videos. Your excitement about gardening is inspiring. The things you teach are very helpful too. I was able to save some of my plants from what I learned from your videos
Your videos are so therapeutic to watch! Thanks to you and Tuck for making these amazing videos. I also planted an apple tree from seeds, hope everything goes well ❤
I live in an APT and is all have is rail planters... I have Basil, Oregano, Dill, Pepper's and radish planted.. So what i can do is very limited.. but what i do, do is water the base of the plants with condensate from my portable AC unit.. I do not use city water, since the fluorinate it and the water is extremely hard.. I water the base of the plants in the early evening and in the mid morning.. Everything is thriving.. I know a lot of people have lost their pepper plants.. Those usually love the heat.. but the 95+ degree days and a lot of them has been low humidity.. I just do my best to keep the soil moist.. Only thing I use on the top is a cow manure compost that I bought a bag of the beginning of the season..
Tuck is the King-of-the-green !! My Jack-doodle ( Chia-poo) is the same size as Mr. Tuck and enjoys all of the vegetables that he does...soooo cute. He especially enjoys the Suyo-long cucumber. H adores carrots but our over 100 degree weather for 3 weeks plus now would be hard to grow successfully. I need to invest in shade-cloth ! Right now, I make good use of 30-pack beer box cardboard. Gorgeous garden fruit !! What kind of beef-steak is that ?? Wowza...grape-crazy !! , fun. Yay for a great little covered-bed of blueberries to keep pristine . Awesome food-forest !! Potatoes are so awesome and prolific. I had to cover my zucchini to help it prosper through the heat.
❤❤❤❤❤go Tuck!!! Love watching your show. I have learnt so much. I’m in Sacramento California, much different zone than you but this is still helpful. We’ve had three weeks of over 100 temperatures and my garden is doing OK believe it or not. I have you to thank
This has been the absolute worst year ever in my garden here in New Jersey! 😭😭😭 Plants are dying, everything is below my stolen! EVERYTHING... watermelon, cucumber, pumpkin, tomatoes... an insane varmint even dug up one of my potatoes today! I had to plant my sunflowers 3 times! and my corn twice! My artichokes have been devastated... either stolen or murdered, this has neve happened before. Strawberries... each one half eaten 🤦🏼♀️ Finally my corn is progressing and my potatoes are thriving. Celery is behind but growing and my lettuce plants are also successful. I've never had to replant so much or had so much literally stolen by critters. Everything is behind now or dying from the brutal NJ heat. At least my son's cayenne peppers haven't been stolen.
I agree. 💗Tuck is a sweetheart, tomatoes benefit by pruning but need protection from hot summer sun, 💗Tuck is so cute, staking squash saves space and easier to find pest. Start seeds for fall planting now with sun protection. 💗
to assist with my watering I invested in a few ollas (clay watering jugs), I have the drain for my AC run off attached to a soaker hose for my banana bed and I also invested in IBC bladders to catch my rain water....they hold 200 gallons and are connected to my downspout.
Watching your abundance of healthy plants i got to remember my 15 big hands full of snails i collected the last days and moved them quite a bit away from my plants. Before even the big plants didn't get a chance. By now - july - they get their first chance to grow at all over here...
Had to laugh at this video! Here in UK it is the coldest, wettest season I can ever remember! Tomatoes are usually ripe by now, but hardly formed, slugs are a HUGE problem ( have eaten four plantings of carrots and eating their way into our potatoes). squash plants and cucumbers have failed..... Benefits? lettuce ! (inside or they would be massacred by slugs) , soft fruit tremendous crop.... We just have to work with what we`re given, and be grateful for what we get from our gardens- so much healthier and tastier than shop bought. Even the huge increase in rabbits agree!!!
Long-time subscriber. Great channel. You mentioned the white plastic fences in the video. I have run into trouble with any plants planted near a white plastic fence near my yard. I think the plants might be getting burnt by the sun reflecting off the fence and/or lack of wind/air getting to the plants. I can only move my plants so far from the fence. Do you think the issue is related to the sun reflecting off the fence, lack of wind/air, or both? Suggestions??
I'm in central Virginia & have finally started to get some cherry tomatoes growing. Went out earlier this evening before storms moved in & found a cutworm that had eaten one of the growing fruit! What can be done to ensure that I don't end up having more show up because I've done a lot of work & have spent a good deal of money that I really don't have in order to have a productive garden this year? Any advice is greatly appreciated & thanks in advance!
You grow a mind-boggling amount of food. May I ask? What do you do with it all? Do you sell at a farmer’s market or supply restaurants? Do you have 17 hungry family members? Is someone at home canning and preserving all this bounty? You can’t possibly keep up with eating it all. I don’t imagine you let a large volume spoil. Please share your plans for these thousands of pounds of beautiful, but spoilable, food. Thanks!
The best show regarding caring for your plants in the heat of summer. Thanks for your insight, James! Love the Little Boss! He's right out there with you throughout the growing season and beyond. Hearts for Tuck ❤❤❤🥕🫑🥕🍅
Hi James, I have learned so much from you and your videos. Thank you so much for teaching us and sharing your knowledge. I also live in NJ and it has been through your videos that I learned about gardening and what would grow in my zone. I would like to request a watering video. Where you tell us how often you water each of your plants. i.e: tomatoes, zuchinnies, cucumbers, potatoes, etc. I think it would be ao interesting to watch and learn about your watering schedules.
I live in the Florida Panhandle! My whole garden is dead except for my peppers. I’m definitely getting shade cloth next year. Your garden is awesome ❤️
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Timestamps
00:00 Intro
00:12 Huge Cucumber Production and Harvests
00:41 Mulch and What Happens if you Don’t Use it
02:07 Tuck Eating a Cucumber
02:28 Huge Tomato Production in a Small Amount of Space
02:40 Proper Watering Practices
03:17 The Best Time to Water Your Plants
03:58 Preventing and Removing Weeds
04:50 Utilizing Microclimates
05:36 Creating Microclimates with Shade Cloth
06:05 Preventing Sun Scald on Tomatoes
07:30 Growing Crops that Thrive in the Heat
08:14 Growing Heat Tolerant Varieties of Crops
08:48 Tuck Eating a Carrot
09:09 Harvesting Blueberries and How I Protect them from Birds
10:05 Harvesting Beach Plums
10:41 The Results from Protecting Plants from the Heat
12:19 Final Thoughts
Thanks for the kind words and support 😁🐕❤
thanks for the dog chapters!
My problem is pests
What do you do with your abundant harvests? Any tips on food preservation so none of our hard earned crops go to waste?
Hi, you have tons of fruit and vegetables. How do you prevent Squirrels from eating everything? Thanks.
@@MaliaSoul Wildlife hasn't stolen any of my harvests this year! Have a multitude of squirrels along with two quarreling chipmunks that I provide a protection fee of pecans and walnuts. Bowl of water is always available. Also instead of bird seed I feed the birds crushed shelled unsalted peanuts. The nuts don't try to take root in my planters when they flick it and attracts far more species of birds. I don't overfill the feeders so that by sunset they are empty. Not keen on encouraging the more destructive nocturnal species. In spring I just use netting to prevent the rodents from digging. Critters cannot resist the soil's call even if you heavily mulch. Sow cover crops in situations where you'll need to eventually remove the netting. Do all that I do because "removing" them isn't an option without angering the locals who also adore and feed them.
Tuck found the perfect spokesperson, James, who is able to disseminate Tuck's vast agricultural knowledge in a format that us Hoomans can easily understand and learn from.
cute
Love your sense of humor!! Started my day off in a great way! Thanks!!
🤣🤣🤣
❤❤❤s for Tuck. Thank you, James!
Hi James and Tuck🐕🌝 I am sad to report, I wish I could say the summer heat but no..I have lost most of my vegetable garden and flowering plants due to the devastating hurricane Beryl, although I tried to prepare and protect my backyard garden area. I'll find the strength to do it all again. I am grateful to God that our family is safe.🙏
I like how small your apple trees are, but still are filled with lots of apples. Everything looks great. 😊
I'm in Texas. One year, I ordered a load of mulch, but I made an error, and they FILLED MY DRIVEWAY with it! I put down about 10" of mulch all over multiple beds, and had to give a lot away.
That year was FANTASTIC. The plants loved Loved LOVED the massive layer of cool protection from our Texas sun.
Shoutout and love for Tuck, the best dog gardener ever. ❤🐶
Tuck!!! Best little gardener anywhere!❤❤💜💚💛🧡
Man, I’m so impressed with your garden. My cucumbers and tomatoes are just forming fruit. So jealous. Thx for the info!
❤❤❤❤❤the king of the garden!
Hi, James. As a former NJ resident who moved to the mountain west, I learned to make sure my tomatoes had afternoon shade...also, they won't set (flowers, but no fruit) when it's above 90 or so.
❤I pulled one bed of potatoes yesterday and immediately replanted the bed with sunflowers and zucchini. The bed next to it was garlic replanted after harvest with carrots. My first tomatoes are starting to turn color today - THANK YOU for all your informational videos! I look forward to going into my gardens every day!
Wow, seeding sunflowers in mid July?!? What zone are you in?
@@cwilson6880 NJ 6
So hot and humid here in Georgia. The bugs are starting to get ridiculous . I am having to water all the time. People wonder how I keep my garden going into the fall…..water. I’m having a huge abundance of tomatoes. Should have planted more cucumbers….next year. Hot peppers are doing great. I planted Seminole pumpkins….praying I get many .Herbs …time to harvest and put up. Getting ready to start seeds for fall garden soon. Love your channel ❤
I am happy for your tomato success! They are beautiful.
We have had so much consistent rain and I’m in a new-to-me garden plot with subpar drainage (it seems). I’ve lost 12 plants now, and started with 50 ish. I’m researching what to do next season to help this soil.
I am replanting some free ones I picked up at the hardware store and hoping for some more blossoms. It’s been a bad weather year for me, and plenty of other Iowa gardeners from what I hear.
I’m so glad that Tuck shares his garden assistant with us, to make these videos! 😉 Clover, my garden boss, says hello!
A beautiful garden, James. Thanks to your boss man, Tucker😊🐶 I always love to see him in your videos. He’s the man👍 Thanks for sharing your beautiful garden and your knowledge.
Tuck is so cute! ❤❤❤❤I had such a green thumb when I lived in Jersey but here in the Southwestern desert, I'm even having a hard time with houseplants. And I've been here for over 25 years. I'm going to try an outdoor garden this coming year.
Remember that you talk to everyone. When you say something is especially important for those who live in the south, say better for those who are near the tropics. The same for the orientation of the sun north south, refer to each hemisphere better because you also have followers on the other side of the globe. Your English is extraordinarily clear for an American. Thanks for everything!
Incredible food forest James. You’d be impressed with this novice’s garden. I listen to all your tips and advice. My family is appreciating it ❤s for Tuck.
It is always lovely to see an amazing garden. Water timing and shade I agree so much with you! Great Pointers 💚🪴Happy Growing
Man, your garden is like a life goal!! 😄🫡
I’ve never seen a dog eat vegetables like that 🐕🥕 🥦 I think it’s so adorable!! 🥰
Your energy and love of gardening is everything!!! And Tuck is great too!!!
We’re in the same grow zone, so I know EXACTLY what the heat has been doing to our plants. 😂❤❤
I’ve put down leaf mulch and saw dust, on all the plants that like moist soil
When I am a homeowner I'm going to strive to earn a garden like you own!
I've been using seedling straw as a mulch.And I really like it. One of the things I use it for Is to keep the rain splash off the bottom of the leaves
We here in Atlanta Ga 🎉would LuV LuV LuV to see how do U prepare some of the items that U harvest ❤❤ Thanks for ALL that U and Tuck do❤❤❤❤
I just came in from gardening to see this video posted. Always such good advice! ❤️❤️❤️s for the little boss.
Let's Gooo!! Thanks Hillary. I hope you had a lot of fun in the garden and are having a good year. Me and tuck aways love seeing you in the comments 😁🐕❤
Just wanted to say thanks so much for the help the last few years. New gardener and you've saved me alot of time and mistakes
James, you have such a great channel. You have such great energy about what you talk about because you love what you do and it shows so much. Watching your videos gives me such a lift. Your gardens are so beautiful too, it's like being there in a way when I watch. I love how you explain things and you look so good on camera. You are doing an awesome job! 👍👍
I shared a cucumber with my dog for the first time this past week, and he's into it! lol Love & pets to Tuck! ❤❤❤❤❤
Such galore bunches of tomatoes ...made my day ❤
Thanks so much for all the garden tips and pics you show, information! Awesome stuff! Love Tuck!
Absolutely amazing! James, your garden is fabulous! You are so sweet to share the produce with family and friends. You are blessing others. Thank you for your garden tips. Of course 🤗💝💗♥️😘💕😃 for the young king!
I got so excited looking at that climbing zucchini, everything is impressive. Thanks James.
Love your garden - so beautiful. My garden is doing better due to all of your great tips! Thanks to you and Tuck!
Incredible channel! Thank you for sharing all your gardening skills and advice!!!
❤❤❤❤❤. Tuck is super kool ...thank you for sharing the tips ...u have an amazing garden .
Thank you for your videos. Your excitement about gardening is inspiring. The things you teach are very helpful too. I was able to save some of my plants from what I learned from your videos
Love for Tuck. Great appreciation for James and thanks to his brother for being his camera man.❤❤❤❤
Love your little guy. It’s amazing all the vegetables he eats.❤
I sure wish you were my neighbor then I could learn your gardening ways. Love your videos with your buddy Tuck! Thank you!!!
Next spring I’ll be ready with shade cloth and misters for certain areas. And surround WP!
Love that Tuck. Keep him cool with those cukes. ❤❤❤❤❤of course, love your gardening, so bountiful and beautiful. You're very knowledgeable!
We're currently puppy-sitting our daughter's toy Yorky. Our Yorky mix isn't happy with situation. Love Tuck.
You make it look so easy 💙💙
Your videos are so therapeutic to watch! Thanks to you and Tuck for making these amazing videos.
I also planted an apple tree from seeds, hope everything goes well ❤
Thank you for the video, Hey Tuck!
Very helpful, James. Thanks, to you and Tuck, for braving the brutal heat to offer these valuable tips and share another tour of your amazing garden.
Great tips for gardening in the heat, it's been super hot here in CA too! ❤❤❤❤ For Tuck as always !
I live in an APT and is all have is rail planters... I have Basil, Oregano, Dill, Pepper's and radish planted.. So what i can do is very limited.. but what i do, do is water the base of the plants with condensate from my portable AC unit.. I do not use city water, since the fluorinate it and the water is extremely hard..
I water the base of the plants in the early evening and in the mid morning.. Everything is thriving.. I know a lot of people have lost their pepper plants.. Those usually love the heat.. but the 95+ degree days and a lot of them has been low humidity.. I just do my best to keep the soil moist..
Only thing I use on the top is a cow manure compost that I bought a bag of the beginning of the season..
Unbelievable sized strawberries you just have the magic touch❤❤🦋🙏🏻
❤❤❤love tuck and your guidance
Another great video-thanks. You give trustworthy advice! Hey Tuck❤❤❤
❤❤❤❤❤🐕 Thank you Tuck
Tuck is the King-of-the-green !! My Jack-doodle ( Chia-poo) is the same size as Mr. Tuck and enjoys all of the vegetables that he does...soooo cute. He especially enjoys the Suyo-long cucumber. H adores carrots but our over 100 degree weather for 3 weeks plus now would be hard to grow successfully. I need to invest in shade-cloth ! Right now, I make good use of 30-pack beer box cardboard. Gorgeous garden fruit !! What kind of beef-steak is that ?? Wowza...grape-crazy !! , fun. Yay for a great little covered-bed of blueberries to keep pristine . Awesome food-forest !! Potatoes are so awesome and prolific. I had to cover my zucchini to help it prosper through the heat.
Thank you for a wonderful and inspiring tour of your garden and❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤s to Tuck! LET’S GO!!!!!
As always, thank you for great gardening tips.😊
My dream garden 😍
❤❤❤❤❤go Tuck!!! Love watching your show. I have learnt so much. I’m in Sacramento California, much different zone than you but this is still helpful. We’ve had three weeks of over 100 temperatures and my garden is doing OK believe it or not. I have you to thank
Viewing from coastal GA, this is very helpful 😊
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️Tuck is adorable 🥰
Love your videos! Love Tuck too! ❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉
❤❤❤❤ ❤2all. Thank you for your vids. Love them.
Very nice❤❤❤❤❤❤
Your garden is very impressive
Love love your garden. AZ hasn't been nice to my poor garden. I tried but 🤷🏻♀️😞
❤❤❤ for Tuck and all.
❤❤❤ to the king of the garden
No trees in my yard for leaf mulch - but ill keep that in mind during leaf pickup in the fall thx!
I use shredded paper from work, it works well as mulch and it also breaks down. My worms love it too.
Love u and Tuck! Love this show.
I like this guy's style.
For the Boss, I love him!!!
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same here man thhe july and june heat was crazy but its beginn to rain again...god cares
This has been the absolute worst year ever in my garden here in New Jersey! 😭😭😭 Plants are dying, everything is below my stolen! EVERYTHING... watermelon, cucumber, pumpkin, tomatoes... an insane varmint even dug up one of my potatoes today! I had to plant my sunflowers 3 times! and my corn twice! My artichokes have been devastated... either stolen or murdered, this has neve happened before. Strawberries... each one half eaten 🤦🏼♀️ Finally my corn is progressing and my potatoes are thriving. Celery is behind but growing and my lettuce plants are also successful. I've never had to replant so much or had so much literally stolen by critters. Everything is behind now or dying from the brutal NJ heat. At least my son's cayenne peppers haven't been stolen.
I'm so jealous love your garden😍💚 lots of love from Michigan!!✌💚 them for the tips!!
Excellent growing garden my friend, watching from The beautiful Bahamas
What great tips they make perfect sense! Thank you!❤
Your plants are beautiful. ❤❤❤❤
So much great information. I have learned so much from you. Thank you! How long should I be leaving the water on my tomato plants for deep watering?
Tuk is funny..gardens looking beautiful ❤❤❤❤
I agree. 💗Tuck is a sweetheart, tomatoes benefit by pruning but need protection from hot summer sun, 💗Tuck is so cute, staking squash saves space and easier to find pest. Start seeds for fall planting now with sun protection. 💗
❤ for Tuck!!
to assist with my watering I invested in a few ollas (clay watering jugs), I have the drain for my AC run off attached to a soaker hose for my banana bed and I also invested in IBC bladders to catch my rain water....they hold 200 gallons and are connected to my downspout.
Watching your abundance of healthy plants i got to remember my 15 big hands full of snails i collected the last days and moved them quite a bit away from my plants. Before even the big plants didn't get a chance. By now - july - they get their first chance to grow at all over here...
Had to laugh at this video! Here in UK it is the coldest, wettest season I can ever remember! Tomatoes are usually ripe by now, but hardly formed, slugs are a HUGE problem ( have eaten four plantings of carrots and eating their way into our potatoes). squash plants and cucumbers have failed.....
Benefits? lettuce ! (inside or they would be massacred by slugs) , soft fruit tremendous crop....
We just have to work with what we`re given, and be grateful for what we get from our gardens- so much healthier and tastier than shop bought. Even the huge increase in rabbits agree!!!
❤❤❤❤ for little Tuck!
Tuck is so cute!
Hazelnut tree...love that!
Long-time subscriber. Great channel. You mentioned the white plastic fences in the video. I have run into trouble with any plants planted near a white plastic fence near my yard. I think the plants might be getting burnt by the sun reflecting off the fence and/or lack of wind/air getting to the plants. I can only move my plants so far from the fence. Do you think the issue is related to the sun reflecting off the fence, lack of wind/air, or both? Suggestions??
Holy cow. What variety are your blackberries? ♥♥♥for handsome Tuck. 🥰
I'm in central Virginia & have finally started to get some cherry tomatoes growing. Went out earlier this evening before storms moved in & found a cutworm that had eaten one of the growing fruit! What can be done to ensure that I don't end up having more show up because I've done a lot of work & have spent a good deal of money that I really don't have in order to have a productive garden this year? Any advice is greatly appreciated & thanks in advance!
You grow a mind-boggling amount of food. May I ask? What do you do with it all? Do you sell at a farmer’s market or supply restaurants? Do you have 17 hungry family members? Is someone at home canning and preserving all this bounty? You can’t possibly keep up with eating it all. I don’t imagine you let a large volume spoil. Please share your plans for these thousands of pounds of beautiful, but spoilable, food. Thanks!
I love the little boss ❤❤❤
I absolutely 💯 ❤ & learn from your channel!
The best show regarding caring for your plants in the heat of summer. Thanks for your insight, James! Love the Little Boss! He's right out there with you throughout the growing season and beyond. Hearts for Tuck ❤❤❤🥕🫑🥕🍅
Love seeing your garden. Thanks for sharing your bounty. Do you seel to markets
THANKS you upped my tomatoes growing 100% and everything else
Hi James, I have learned so much from you and your videos. Thank you so much for teaching us and sharing your knowledge. I also live in NJ and it has been through your videos that I learned about gardening and what would grow in my zone.
I would like to request a watering video. Where you tell us how often you water each of your plants. i.e: tomatoes, zuchinnies, cucumbers, potatoes, etc.
I think it would be ao interesting to watch and learn about your watering schedules.
I live in the Florida Panhandle! My whole garden is dead except for my peppers. I’m definitely getting shade cloth next year. Your garden is awesome ❤️
❤❤❤❤For Tuck and you!
Thank you for this awesome video! Can you share how you protect your cherry and apple trees from critters?
I'm also using cardboard of all kinds to cover & kill weeds to avoid spending too much time in triple digits, even in the shade!