Growing Okra and Peas in the same Row. Companion Planting, Organic Gardening.
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- Companion planted okra and peas in the same rows. Growing in an Organic Garden.
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Looks like they are doing pretty well together. Enjoy your harvest!
Thats crazy Jim! I was thinking bout the old days and you crossed my mind this morning! 2 five gallon buckets of peas picked this morning...Hope you are doing good and great to hear from you
Show him liking colored peas you got there. And of course I love okra anyway, in every way it comes. Thanks Duke.
Hi Richard!
Nice garden, Duke. Yep, have been told many times that beans pull nitrogen from the air and put it in the ground. A great cover crop to recover a bed from nitrogen depleting veggies. Good to see those purple hulls and okra working together. Sounds like a winner. Thanks for the visit to your beautiful garden and for the tips, too. You always have good tips. :-)
Thanks Glynis and love to read your comments...Blessings
@@RuffCutthank you, Duke. Blessings, Sir!
Howdy Brother Duke- ain’t nothing better than good garden veggies. We should be starting to get some okra in about a week or so. I’m getting tired of picking green beans. They done good this year. Hope all is well down there. God bless y’all
Blessed with green beans !! :) I pulled my back when I was bout 13 picking so many beans :) I know what your screaming :) Blessings Bro. Paul and family
Those are going to work well together I believe. Good to see ya. Enjoyed video take care brother
Thank you...they have a real good start
I've been growing the yard long beans in between the tomatoes okra and sunflowers for the last few years helps eliminate the need for a trailers ...and beans actually put nutrients back into the soil
sounds like you got it down Mark....the sunflowers or okra trellis the tomatoes? Thanks
Sir I have moved so much over the years now we are settled in I put the garden in March and it did well then the heat of AZ came im n the hub of food and still failing thank you God bless hope you enjoy your day sir
Thank you...not sure "n the hub of food and still failing"
Thanky for the knowledge, appreciated. Didn't know those leaves we're good to eat. Garden looks great
They're not so good to eat but they are edible....even raw...Thanks
Looks like they like being together. Maybe the okra is getting some nitrogen from the peas. Can.t beat some fresh peas and boiled okra. Love some good ole fried okra too! Have a Blessed Day Friend! Justin
Hi Justin ! We eat okre fried or pickled and love some fresh peas....Blessings
Garden looking good
Happy its producing like it should...Thanks David
Looks great Duke👍👍🇺🇸🌄
Thanks R
Nice sharing ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Hi !
Your garden is amazing. Mine isn't dead. That's something.
Hi Cara !
Garden looking real good Ole Duke.
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good morning Reaper
you getting any canadian smoke?
@@RuffCut lots of it but it doesn't smell like fire it smells like plastic.
Yummy
real good
Thank you Duke! Beautiful garden, you always "Make my Day" ❤
and I hope today is even better...Thank you Jill...Love your comments...Blessings
Glad the Lord led me to your channel! Great suggestion, we are going to try it this yr in our garden. Thanks 😊, Regina
Welcome! It worked out great...I should have spaced the rows a little further apart because the okra made it a lil itchy picking peas 😄 Blessings
Looks like they grow well together. Didn’t know you could eat the leaves.
They are doing good...not sure but I think the root and all the bean plant is edible....Thanks
We planted okra a few years ago next to the compost pile that we composted cow manure. Man o man that okra grew over 10 feet tall with stalks that looked like a tree trunk. I kept the ladder out to harvest the pods. I absolutely love okra and purple hulls. I’ll be trying this next time. Thanks for sharing dear brother. God bless y’all❤️
Im really surprised how much okra these short plants have produced....Its a blessing to hear from you...
Probably just a coincidence, for peas to make nitrogen, first they have to have the right bacteria, if it's not there you can buy a bag of inoculate but make sure it's the right one for whatever legume you are gonna plant. If the ground has adequate nitrogen, plants will use that first, inoculated plants really help on nitrogen poor sandy soil's. Usually a abundance of nitrogen results in lots of vegetative growth, meaning, big plants. Probably a good idea though, gives the peas something to run on,and shades the ground. I planted something called hairy vetch one year, company I bought seed from also sold me the inoculcant for it. You plant in fall, it comes up then dies down, comes back up in spring and makes a beautiful thick ground cover,full of purple flowers. I have a fence around one garden and it climbs it and is covered in flowers, women oh and ahhhhhh, thinking I'm growing flowers lol. Its good for areas your gonna plant late or going to let lie one year, it's good to let land rest occasionally, even the bible mentions it, you were ordered to let land rest on the year of jubilee for instance. You're garden looks good.
yes probably a coincidence...never saw them produce so heavy in a short period of time and the okra plants are short too. Thank you for the information Donald. Blessings
@@RuffCut sometimes less nitrogen makes okra do better, at least to an extent. Next county over is what we call the sandhills in SC, lots of it poor soil, okra a lot of the time want ever get past 4 feet tall, but it makes a lot of okra. They call harvesting okra around there, breaking okra, we don't cut it but snap it off the stem. Almost everyone around here plants Clemson spineless. My great grandmother used to take the legs of pants that we cut off to make shorts,and wear them on her arms while breaking okra. Kids now wouldn't be caught dead wearing a pair of cut off pants lol.
Companion planting...It looks like it's working well!, Love me some okra! What's the story behind the Jalapeno Pepper plant, the stalk looks like it's got some age on it, did you over winter the pepper plant or it it this years plant? Thanks Bro. Duke!
you have some good eyes Bro. David ! Yes it is from last year and you know I love jalepenos Blessings to you and your family
Yep, yep yep 😁 my peas aren't peaing yet..lol. are those top pick? I can't see too well.
Yes they are top pick....cause I'm the top pea picker Amy! ;-)
@@RuffCut yes sir you are! Good video Mr. Duke😊
I know from experience that when okra gets up and blooming you gotta pick it no longer than every other day or the pods get big and tough. Frozen bag okra (batter coating) is like what is served at restaurants and nothing like simply rolling it in dry corn meal. Fried up commercial okra is slimy and nasty to me and countless Yankees (bless their heart). Just dry meal and fry it crispy is unbeatable. Some cornbread and pressure cooked green beans. That's eating. You can broil it on a baking sheet in the oven if the oil is too heavy on your stomach
we freeze our okra in corn meal and thats how its fried...we freeze some in water for gumbo and soup
@@RuffCut excellent addition to vegetable soup. Gives the stock some body. Gotta throw it in at the last so it doesn't disintegrate
Peas, yum. Okra, I just threw up on my keyboard. It's like eating cement patch with motor oil. Ugh.
sorry to hear that...maybe try pickling them?
@@RuffCut Hahahahaha Hmmm, Maybe if I ate FRESH Okra. Good point sir!