We love collaborating with you Ali! Thank you for sharing this great information on our desert-adapted seeds. It's wonderful that so many Southwest gardeners view your videos and will be able to find our seeds this way. We also love how much practical information you pack into every video, it's so helpful! And we are thrilled that our seeds are at your store now. All the best to you and your fall garden.
The garden trellis/tower made of wood - did you make or purchase those? If purchase please post a link…if you made them please do a video, they look great in the garden
Your videos are always full of good info. Thanks😊 Drip irrigation is a must. Down in the south, it’s, hot, very humid, and little to no rain. Today is going to be 99 and the heat index is 106-110. It’s like walking outside into an oven. You just can’t breath I get out about 4-4:30 in the morning and done by 8. It’s just too hot. I have also been working on my second planting Beans, peas, okra, squash, tomatoes, cucumbers, and few melons. Never leave your garden bare.
We were 109° a week ago. Cooling to 104° this week!😂. But we are not humid. It does feel like an oven, even first thing in the morning. Yes! Never leave your garden bare. The few spots that are dry out so fast.
I am loving the lights on in the garden. Should have done it sooner. I seem to work in the garden past light in the summer. Let’s me go a little longer…. Maybe not a good thing😂😊have a beautiful day!
Your garden is beautiful and I’ve learned so much from you. I’m in zone 8A GA. The temp is 100 & above and I’m using shade cloth through out my garden. My garden is producing limited produce, especially pole beans. Any suggestions?
Really appreciate your philosophy on gardening. Everything looks healthy in my raised beds and I'm so looking forward to watching the plants mature and then harvesting. Blessings.
I don't like dyed mulch for the vegetable garden because it contains chemicals. Other things that you can use are pine needles, shredded leaves, dried grass clippings, straw (I don't use much as it blows away), wood chips in small amounts and pine bark all work well.
Can you tell me why my peppers are always hard? Both my sweet peppers and hot peppers grow nicely but they are crunchy and not soft. I live in zone 8b.
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Absolutely LOVE your channel, Ali. Thank you for the wealth of wisdom and for sharing your faith in God along the way. ❤
Your welcome and thank you😊🐝
Thank you so much! 🙏🏼
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We love collaborating with you Ali! Thank you for sharing this great information on our desert-adapted seeds. It's wonderful that so many Southwest gardeners view your videos and will be able to find our seeds this way. We also love how much practical information you pack into every video, it's so helpful! And we are thrilled that our seeds are at your store now. All the best to you and your fall garden.
Wonderful seeds! I am so happy to be a part of something so wholesome and great for our area! Tried and True! 🥰
As ALWAYS, great information loaded with tons of tips. I love the lights. I want to do that.
Thank you Jill! I hope your summer is going great this year. 😊
Thanks so much for sharing a wonderful video with us today
Your welcome 🙏🏼
Great tips. Thank you.
Thanks you
The garden trellis/tower made of wood - did you make or purchase those? If purchase please post a link…if you made them please do a video, they look great in the garden
Aren’t they fun! We made them. We’ve had several people want to see how they are made. I’ll have to do that 😉
Your videos are always full of good info. Thanks😊
Drip irrigation is a must. Down in the south, it’s, hot, very humid, and little to no rain. Today is going to be 99 and the heat index is 106-110. It’s like walking outside into an oven. You just can’t breath I get out about 4-4:30 in the morning and done by 8. It’s just too hot.
I have also been working on my second planting
Beans, peas, okra, squash, tomatoes, cucumbers, and few melons. Never leave your garden bare.
We were 109° a week ago. Cooling to 104° this week!😂. But we are not humid. It does feel like an oven, even first thing in the morning. Yes! Never leave your garden bare. The few spots that are dry out so fast.
Life IS good.
AGREED!
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Learning so much from you. Thanks!! I was thinking of doing raised beds, how deep are yours?
My main garden are only 10” deep. Other beds scattered all over the property are anywhere from 18” to 2 1/2 ‘ deep. They all are just open bottom. 😉
Brilliant! Thank you!
Your garden is looking beautiful! I love this time of year how fast things grow, but could pass on the 105°!
Beautiful. I love the solar lights in my garden and other flower beds. It’s so peaceful
I am loving the lights on in the garden. Should have done it sooner. I seem to work in the garden past light in the summer. Let’s me go a little longer…. Maybe not a good thing😂😊have a beautiful day!
Are you standing next to a MONSTER fennel?
Yes! That’s fennel. I try to keep it under control and it goes crazy every year.
I am so grateful I found your channel. What a GEM! ❤🎉
Thank you💕
Thanks for the great video! I always enjoy seeing your excellent garden and great advice!
Thanks for all the gardening tips!! I love the idea of the garden task calendar! My ADD brain needs lots of lists if I ever remember to look at them
Me too! I can’t put reminders in my phone, I tend to ignore those reminders. 😂 I have a big calendar that I have to look at every day. It helps!
Your garden is beautiful and I’ve learned so much from you. I’m in zone 8A GA. The temp is 100 & above and I’m using shade cloth through out my garden. My garden is producing limited produce, especially pole beans. Any suggestions?
Really appreciate your philosophy on gardening. Everything looks healthy in my raised beds and I'm so looking forward to watching the plants mature and then harvesting. Blessings.
Thank you. Blessings for sure!
You are a blessing to newbie gardeners. Thank you for all the information! God bless you even more.
So nice of you, may God bless you as well 💕
I just love your channel and appreciate all the content. This was an especially great one! Thank you
I appreciate that!
I’m so glad I found your channel. I live in Southern Utah. Where do you get your wool mulch from?
I got mine up in Enoch. Watch FB for it. I paid for mine, but I now see people giving it away all the time.
Where do you live? It’s starting to get really hot here now.
Southern Utah. Hottest day here so far 109°. Last June we escaped the 100’s till July. It was nice.
Is there a link f I r the drip tape products that you use? Great information. I enjoy your videos.
Hi! Thank you for all the info! Can you please tell us what other kinds of mulch we could use? (besides wool & compost) Is wood dyed wood mulch ok?
I don't like dyed mulch for the vegetable garden because it contains chemicals. Other things that you can use are pine needles, shredded leaves, dried grass clippings, straw (I don't use much as it blows away), wood chips in small amounts and pine bark all work well.
@@Alisorganics Thank you! (& thanks so much for glorifying God through your channel!) 🙌🙌
I had a ton of cucumbers here in 7b but they were all bitter 😥
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Can you tell me why my peppers are always hard? Both my sweet peppers and hot peppers grow nicely but they are crunchy and not soft. I live in zone 8b.