How to Grow a Beautiful Garden in the Middle of Summer!
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- Can you still have a vibrant garden in the hottest part of summer? Of course you can! You just have to know what to be growing this time of year. Join us as we take a tour of our raised bed garden plot and show you what thrives this time of year in the summer heat.
CHAPTERS:
0:35: 🌱 Tips for maintaining a thriving garden in the heat of summer.
3:16: 🌼 Growing vibrant flowers in the summer garden with pruning tips and multiple varieties.
6:38: 🌱 Garden update: Plants affected by rain, pruning needed, collards struggling, beautiful pepper plants.
9:46: 🌶️ Impressive growth of Baron pablano pepper plant, producing large peppers suitable for stuffing.
13:01: 🌱 Struggling with persistent parsnips, surviving kale, and thriving dwarf C horn okra in the garden.
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Jeff from East Tennessee. This year i just grow what I call the big four!! Tons of tomatoes and cucumbers!! The okra and peppers are kicking in!! Got cayenne, bell,banana,and a no heat habanero. A stuffing pepper and sans fe grande! All are loaded up!
It’s been extremely dry and a kinda hot summer. I have had to water oceans of water this year. Just watering day after day to keep up! Now on July 17 we are heading into a wet spell!! Thank God!! So far the garden is an A grade!! I have put out a lot of late tomatoes!! If these can make it then garden will be an A+ grade! Also, I have some monster sized tomatoes. Lots and lots!!
That sounds like a great year! We are having a super wet season in southern Ontario Canada.
@@jeffengland1862 So happy for you! I never have big tomatoes just cherry
My GMO tomato plants are over 6ft tall here in 6b WV and are absolutely loaded with fruit! I pick them when the fruit are nearly jet black. Even if picked a little early when a dark brown color, give them a few days to sit and they darken and flavor up nicely. I can't describe the flavor but they're delicious!
I bought the walking onions from you last year, I planted them in the fall and now have bulbs bending down to ground and walking! Zone 5a
I’m in Quitman, Ga. I noticed the same thing with my peppers. Lots of rain followed by drought.
I mean a 2ft long parsnip would make a cool thumbnail lol
Makes sense Travis with the walking onions being an allium😊
Getting Bulbuls on soft neck garlic a very strange sight, the come out from the 3rd leaf.
Everglades tomatoes are like tomato candy. Put some mayo in pita pocket. Add a handful of tomatoes, salt and pepper. Delicious!
Sounds mighty fine!
A few of my Egyptian Walking Onions (maybe about 1/4 of them) that I got from you last Fall (and planted around the same time that I received them) did develop the bulbs up top. But I went ahead and harvested them all and hope to replant this Fall.
Ethan Chlebowski did a video on Onions and he said that they're biennials. They produce a small bulb the first year and then the larger bulb the next year. I personally have no experience with them. Just figured I'd share that tidbit. I've wondered about how they spread. Maybe you should do a follow-up video in a few years.
I have Egyptians, probably correct on two yrs, mine are four yrs, sometimes separate sometimes not, have left them there entire time winter and all.
I just picked my first GMO purple tomatoes! They’re not ‘outstanding’, taste-wise, but I don’t know if our constant rain has anything to do with it or not. Beautiful purple color inside!
Mines have been going for it. There have been prolific
Make sure you wait until they are almost jet black in color, then they are super flavorful.
I bought my walking onions from you and I got the bulbs to produce last winter. They have been growing great for me.
What about the slicer tomatoes? Still producing for you? Determinates? Indeterminates (non cherry)? Enjoyed the vid Travis.
Will you share how to use a Georgia peach pit to try and start a peach tree. Thank you! Love your information and tips!
Travis, I got my Egyptian walking onions from you last year and they’ve been walking for a few months already.
Hey Travis, last couple weeks has been hot here in California. We had 115 116 our humidity is only in the 20s usually but I’ve pulled my tomatoes. They’re done that turkey creek tomato is awesome number one there thank you.
thanks trav
Chile Rellenos with fresh salsa. Those poblanos are so delicious, made a batch on Monday.
My walkers didn't make bulbels until the second summer.
Seeds from peppers are NOT hot! Quite sure that too much rain may affect the heat factor though!
My walkers started growing in April and they are already walking... 🙈 😂 Three levels and they are beautiful ❤
My onions are practically running. Transplanted 2.5 seasons ago. Probably around this time three years ago.
I am in 9a/b and I got one the first spring out of three plants put in the ground in fall. Now it isn’t doing anything, but surviving in 100 degree July heat. Maybe we will both see bubils this fall.
I bought some Cow Horn Okra from you. The first set of direct planted seeds did not come up. Put in another set a couple weeks ago. Nothing so far on those. My Emerald Okra came up. Store bought Jumbolia plants are doing well. At least I know what to look for.
It took about 8 weeks for my cow horn to germinate. I watered it a lot and all seeds germinated. I fried some for supper last night and it is delicious.
My first batch of Egyptian Walking Onions took 2 years to get the baubles. But oddly when I planted the baubles last fall they have tons of baubles on them this year. No idea why the first ones too 2 years but these only took 1 year. All I can think is that maybe they need to over winter to get the baubles. FYI: My purple tomatoes are producing like crazy. So far everyone I have given some to loves them. We all agree that the skin seems kinda thick but the tomato flavor is great with a little salt.
You’re treatin those onions too well. They need a trigger😁 mine were planted a little everywhere & not with friends. They r all bulbing.
My product bobbles the first season
The egyptian walking onions I got from you last year have been bulbing on the tops for about three months now. So the two years is definitely a negative.
I'm glad your purple tomatoes are doing well - I was curious to see how they handle the south. I'm in 6b and they are pumping out tomatoes. I think maybe a couple hundred on one plant.
Send some of that rain up here to North GA cause we need it bad!!
So BUMMED! My first potato crop in a new 4 x 8 raised bed and many have wireworms! Have you ever dealt with this issue? I’m in northeastern Ohio…
I'm one of the people that only tastes soap from any basil I've ever tried. I grow it for help with pests.
Some critter tore a hole in the tulle I have over my sweet potato vines and ate the leaves off maybe an 8th of what I'm growing. I think it was a bunny the barn cat missed. I didn't know they could tear through tulle.. little buggers.
I'm going to need more hardware cloth.. *sigh*
My peppers are just blooming.. some of them anyway. I'm over by Vidalia.
They were a little late going in.. had to restart, twice. Germination this year was abysmal.
My tiny tomatoes this year are sweet millions.. so good.
I had two different worm problems with the tomatoes.. one may have been a caterpillar. Since I put basil under most of my tomato plants.. no more worms. *knocks wood*
I wish I could get sunflowers going, direct seeded.. birds get them every time. Drives the poor barn cat nuts.. too many to focus on one
My sweet potatoes were under heavy attack this year so I set out a camera and had not only rabbits but also birds eating them. Birds also started plucking leaves off my pepper plants
@@robertantolik2146 Was it mocking birds? Those medium size stripey ones are the pesty ones here.
@@HealthyDisrespectforAuthority yes mostly. But also some mourning doves
@LazyDogFarm How do you keep the leaf footed bugs off of your maters? 🍅
Great content….love watching. Btw you gotta mutant grey hair in the mustache 😂
I put my walking onions from bulbils in the spring and I have bulbils on my onions and they're fallen over and the bulbils are rooting. I'm having to water them every other day as the rain keeps missing us
my waling onions make bubils on year 1 even the real small ones try. yours are confusing me , they dont look same , I am begining to wonder if mistake happened and you got something different. could be your climate maybe, perhaps they need cold ( real cold not like you get hahaha) to stimulate that aspect. I get -40s and in spring they start growing through snow as it melts as first green things of the year.
Hey Travis,
Can I grow 2 different super sweet Varieties of corn together??
Such as Nirvana and Peaches & Cream or will they have cross pollination issue?
They will cross-pollinate if they're tasseling at the same time. But they should both taste good even if they do.
My second planting of cowhorn okra finally grew beautiful plants, but I am still not seeing any blooms.
Na not 2 years I had mine walk from yours way earlier around the time we pick onion
I'm down to peppers, sweet taters, eggplant and basil
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I honestly couldn't figure out the difference between santa fe granda and Havasu...Havasu is hybrid huh
what are you using for mulch around you beds ? It looks a reddish color
He gets the cheap $2/bag red mulch at Lowes, Home Depot.
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I hate that happens 😒
Sometimes I miss 3 or 4 videos before I realize they're unsubscribed me from a channel.