I just love how you always remind us that gardening is simple and productive no matter how you approach it. Your tomatoes continuing to produce is amazing! 😁🤗😁🥰
That’s awesome! I’m always happy to be able to motivate others and spread positivity! Hang in there and let me know if there’s anything you would like me to focus on in regard to future content or this series of content! Thanks for taking the time to stop by!
I seen a baby Siberian elm tree in your video @1.27 that's an invasive tree you know tomatoes are perrenial but not in our zones which means you can bring them inside and winter them over we grow them as annuals ,peppers are also as are many flowers. cut them down and pot the roots up and bring inside if the ground has not frozen if it has they are toast.
What’s up, Bill! Thanks again for another comment filled with treasure filled insight. I will go back and identify the elm in my video to ensure I take care of that before the new year. This being said I will haven’t destroy all of my tomatoes so I think i will consider bringing it in. I believe I have some pepper plants that are like that also. I’ll have to make a video about how that process goes. Thanks for the tips. I do not believe the ground has frozen but it’s been in the 20s in regard to the temperature all week so I will defer to your knowledge about that and do my own research as well. I do have a question. Are there any drawbacks to composting tomato plants? I hear they can harbor diseases that can contaminate my compost. I’ll make sure to address this in future videos if they do. Thanks for the insight as always. Hope you have been staying warm up north!
That’s pretty cool! Do you have any advice in this regard or anything you’d like me to research or highlight on in future videos? Thanks for taking time out of your day to stop by!
I just love how you always remind us that gardening is simple and productive no matter how you approach it. Your tomatoes continuing to produce is amazing! 😁🤗😁🥰
Love getting to see your progress, you're motivating me to keep doing with my own yard :)
That’s awesome! I’m always happy to be able to motivate others and spread positivity! Hang in there and let me know if there’s anything you would like me to focus on in regard to future content or this series of content! Thanks for taking the time to stop by!
I seen a baby Siberian elm tree in your video @1.27 that's an invasive tree you know tomatoes are perrenial but not in our zones which means you can bring them inside and winter them over we grow them as annuals ,peppers are also as are many flowers. cut them down and pot the roots up and bring inside if the ground has not frozen if it has they are toast.
What’s up, Bill! Thanks again for another comment filled with treasure filled insight. I will go back and identify the elm in my video to ensure I take care of that before the new year. This being said I will haven’t destroy all of my tomatoes so I think i will consider bringing it in. I believe I have some pepper plants that are like that also. I’ll have to make a video about how that process goes. Thanks for the tips. I do not believe the ground has frozen but it’s been in the 20s in regard to the temperature all week so I will defer to your knowledge about that and do my own research as well. I do have a question. Are there any drawbacks to composting tomato plants? I hear they can harbor diseases that can contaminate my compost. I’ll make sure to address this in future videos if they do. Thanks for the insight as always. Hope you have been staying warm up north!
I live in Iowa and I just did the same thing last month.
That’s pretty cool! Do you have any advice in this regard or anything you’d like me to research or highlight on in future videos? Thanks for taking time out of your day to stop by!