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Started growing vegetables for the first time this year :) There has been ups and downs but the journey is well worth it. Wish I had found your videos early on. Thank you for taking the time to share the love with us!
Oregon USA here 💜👍...ha, he says container gardening is his "jam"..as he sits there fondling his strawberries💯👍..I totally hear ya..I love a mobile garden...too hot? I can just move my crop to shade..or out of any other extreme weather..n slugs..its the best✅🙃
A lot of herbs grow well in patio pots too. I planted mint and chives in large planters and was really happy with the results. Last fall, I planted garlic where I had annuals in planters and got a terrific crop this spring. I planted them just because they started to sprout before I could use them all. 😃
That was great. This year im trying pots with great success. Strawberties beans capsicum chillis and tomato s all growing well so far in. Aussie summer
I’ve started my winter plants very similar to the ones that you shown in this video sets of done letters I really like the way you explain everything I’m very pleased it’s helped me a lot in my garden saying I only started again last year after about 30 years not growing but I really are enjoying it thank you very much
Thank you very much for your videos. I've learned a great deal and I haven't even started yet. My brother and I have both fallen on hard times and we want to start a lawn care business. Most people would turn towards landscaping to accompany that, but we want to help people start and maintain small home gardens. The future is going to be a much tougher place after our little golden age comes crashing down, and we feel good about a business based on teaching gardening or at the very least encouraging food grown from home. The price of a single green pepper is crazy already, just wait for inflation to hit us all. Not to be all doom and gloom, but we just want to give people something they didn't know was so easy to do. Cheers from Canada!
Love the video! Thanks for the awesome tips! I've had success growing romaine lettuce on my southern exposure deck in WA state using a "pea-rimeter" around the romaine to shade it from the hot sun. Plant your peas from east-south-west leaving the north side of your box open for harvesting your lettuce greens. Great symbiosis between these two bed buddies!
And next question is what do you do with your harvest? I'm trying to research a food saver and wonder if you have tips and tricks for preserving your hard work. 😀 thanks as always! You have become my go to site for questions so I search your videos for answers and 9 times out of 10 you've got something out there that helps!! You rock.
I hear you on that one.... What a scorcher this summer. Had more than a few patio plants bite the dust this year... :(. Best of luck to you and your garden!
What a fantastic video. I have been struggling to work out how to plan what to grow to become more independent from the supermarket. This has helped greatly especially as I can see what you are doing in your patio :-)
Great video man Thank you! would love to see one of these on an indoor garden, I am trying out growing all winter this year inside my new large shed. no idea if it will work well or not but going for it :) Cute Kid to boot, all this video needed was the PUP too !
Thanks for watching! I always grow onions from seeds. You can see that I am digging them out of their seeding tray. Sets for me just never get big enough. :-)
Morning Jeff! Another awesome video thanks! I'm in zone 6 Ontario and I have those black bags. For garlic and strawberries should I be putting them in a protected area in the winter? How well would they survive a harsh winter?
Hey Holly! Garlic over winters just fine, and for the most part, so do strawberries. Zone 6 is getting a bit cold though, you might want to move the plants to some shelter, but not indoors (they'll break dormancy). Best of luck!
I have a huge problem with squirrels and birds. They eat the fruits and vegetables before they are ripe. How can I fight them. I live in the city, so wildlife is lovely too.
I tried for years but have not had success growing veggies in containers or raised beds on the patio. I don't mean everything has been a flop & I've had success here & and there, but overall, it's been a fail, so I've just decided not to try to grow veggies anymore.
@TheRipeTomatoFarms Tomatoes and squash were the most difficult. Small plants like lettuce, kale, spinach, and strawberries do ok, but it's a season full of tomatoes that I'd like to have. Broccoli didn't work either.
Thanks for all your RUclips videos and Facebook page. You make gardening real easy! Basics skills transform the garden into bountiful harvests. Pandemic be damned! 🤡
If you're just starting out gardening in 2021, this inexpensive set of tools from Amazon can get you and your Veggies up and running this spring! I know there is a fevered and renewed interest in gardening and many of you are seasoned vets. But remember that there's a whole population out there that hasn't gardened before. Let's help them out and encourage as much as possible!
Affiliate links below:
Amazon USA: amzn.to/2xXLfbG
Amazon Canada: amzn.to/3aoN1AN
Amazon U.K.: amzn.to/2XrQA5A
The 10x20 nursery trays are a gardener's NECESSITY. Use the Amazon Affiliate links below to find the right ones!
Amazon USA: amzn.to/2JFB4uM
Amazon Canada: amzn.to/2wQCeBd
Amazon U.K.: amzn.to/2xepyEi
Other essential gardening gear links:
12-piece Garden Tool Set!:
Amazon Canada: amzn.to/3jsNIyk
Amazon USA: amzn.to/2YZhFwx
Amazon UK: amzn.to/3qapNql
Hand Pruners:
Amazon Canada: amzn.to/2YSIFxP
Amazon USA: amzn.to/3q3Oftq
Amazon UK: amzn.to/2YR3Xf8
Watering Can:
Amazon Canada: amzn.to/39U4nIc
Amazon USA: amzn.to/2YR3p94
Amazon UK: amzn.to/3oX7hAa
Spray Gun:
Amazon Canada: amzn.to/3aBxijm
Amazon USA: amzn.to/3aL7UHS
Amazon UK: amzn.to/3ruol1Z
Gardening Gloves:
Amazon Canada: amzn.to/2Lt6ZDx
Amazon USA: amzn.to/3tzJ32t
Amazon UK: amzn.to/3jpf1cU
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@@XavierNFrancisco :-)
I just want to say, that you're an absolute legend, making these videos and explaining things in detail.
I very much appreciate it. Thank you!
Thanks so much Xavier! Very kind of you to say!
Started growing vegetables for the first time this year :)
There has been ups and downs but the journey is well worth it. Wish I had found your videos early on. Thank you for taking the time to share the love with us!
Oregon USA here 💜👍...ha, he says container gardening is his "jam"..as he sits there fondling his strawberries💯👍..I totally hear ya..I love a mobile garden...too hot? I can just move my crop to shade..or out of any other extreme weather..n slugs..its the best✅🙃
Ha ha, good point, never made the jam/berry connection! LOL
A lot of herbs grow well in patio pots too. I planted mint and chives in large planters and was really happy with the results.
Last fall, I planted garlic where I had annuals in planters and got a terrific crop this spring. I planted them just because they started to sprout before I could use them all. 😃
So true. Herbs are definitely an excellent patio crop!
From my balcony I've grown lettuce. Tomatoes, green and yellow peppers, jalapeño peppees. And some green onions
Right on! Love it!
@@TheRipeTomatoFarms thanks for all the info you share with us!
@@gallettiguitartones :-)
Love your videos! Looking at your list now for indoor growing..
Your voice and background music is soothing and vibrant at the same time :)
Thanks so much Yvonne...! Too kind of you! Yes....TONS of indoor growing this year for sure! :-)
Wow tomatoes looked like grapes so yummy yummy
Oh man... I can taste them now! Can't wait for this year's!
That was great. This year im trying pots with great success. Strawberties beans capsicum chillis and tomato s all growing well so far in. Aussie summer
Right on! It's limitless what we can grow!
I’ve started my winter plants very similar to the ones that you shown in this video sets of done letters I really like the way you explain everything I’m very pleased it’s helped me a lot in my garden saying I only started again last year after about 30 years not growing but I really are enjoying it thank you very much
Right on Sandra, that's impressive! Keep that momentum going! :-)
Thank you very much for your videos. I've learned a great deal and I haven't even started yet. My brother and I have both fallen on hard times and we want to start a lawn care business. Most people would turn towards landscaping to accompany that, but we want to help people start and maintain small home gardens. The future is going to be a much tougher place after our little golden age comes crashing down, and we feel good about a business based on teaching gardening or at the very least encouraging food grown from home. The price of a single green pepper is crazy already, just wait for inflation to hit us all. Not to be all doom and gloom, but we just want to give people something they didn't know was so easy to do. Cheers from Canada!
Great video, very well thought out and presented. Love the end music, I have used ot in my vids. Cheers!
Hey thanks for that, and thanks for watching!
Thanks again Jeff, looking forward to your next one.
Cheers Matt, enjoy the weekend!
Jeff, my guess is you could grow a nice crop on the berm of the road! Great info, as always. Thank you.
Very informative. Big thanks
Cheers Cody, thanks for watching!
Love the video! Thanks for the awesome tips! I've had success growing romaine lettuce on my southern exposure deck in WA state using a "pea-rimeter" around the romaine to shade it from the hot sun. Plant your peas from east-south-west leaving the north side of your box open for harvesting your lettuce greens. Great symbiosis between these two bed buddies!
Love love love your videos!! I have learned so much from you. Thank you!💕💕
And next question is what do you do with your harvest? I'm trying to research a food saver and wonder if you have tips and tricks for preserving your hard work. 😀 thanks as always! You have become my go to site for questions so I search your videos for answers and 9 times out of 10 you've got something out there that helps!! You rock.
Thanks for another very informative video. 👍
Cheers Bev, have a great Saturday!
Thankyou thankyou for all your video advice I’m not growing on our deck as in summer too hot but use pots everywhere else
I hear you on that one.... What a scorcher this summer. Had more than a few patio plants bite the dust this year... :(. Best of luck to you and your garden!
Amazing, as always. Would love to see/learn about the containers you use on your patio, specifically what you used for your onions!
Great video
Thanks for watching!
Awesome video Jeff ♥️🙏🏻
Thanks Emy, enjoy the weekend!
Love your Roughrider hat! Thank you for the super useful info 😊
What are your thoughts on leeks and parsnips?
Thanks Maurgan!! Yes, for sure. They grow great in containers! Leeks are just giant green onions..super easy!
What a fantastic video. I have been struggling to work out how to plan what to grow to become more independent from the supermarket. This has helped greatly especially as I can see what you are doing in your patio :-)
Hey, right on Kevin, excited to here what you're going to grow! 🙂
Great video man Thank you! would love to see one of these on an indoor garden, I am trying out growing all winter this year inside my new large shed. no idea if it will work well or not but going for it :) Cute Kid to boot, all this video needed was the PUP too !
Thanks John! Excellent idea.... Gotta do a Top 10 indoor list for sure!
Your videos are very helpful 👍🏻👍🏻 just saw what I am doing wrong with onions🤩
Thanks Jeff this is exactly how I'm trying to grow, the strawberrys vid was a big help 😁👍 BTW where those onions from sets or seeds?
Thanks for watching! I always grow onions from seeds. You can see that I am digging them out of their seeding tray. Sets for me just never get big enough. :-)
Morning Jeff! Another awesome video thanks! I'm in zone 6 Ontario and I have those black bags. For garlic and strawberries should I be putting them in a protected area in the winter? How well would they survive a harsh winter?
Hey Holly! Garlic over winters just fine, and for the most part, so do strawberries. Zone 6 is getting a bit cold though, you might want to move the plants to some shelter, but not indoors (they'll break dormancy). Best of luck!
Hi! How do you add fertilizer once the mulch is on? Do you just sprinkle it on top of the mulch, or do you use a liquified fertilizer?
I am used to growing in ground in FL and now Im container gardening in WA..totally different world here..lol
how is the best place on the strawberry stem to pick them?
Yes, how about some indoor garden advice.
Hi Mary, as the outdoor season winds down, we'll definitely be taking this indoors!!
1 - tomatoes
2 - peppers
3 - peas
4 - beets
5 - carrots
6 - onions
7 - kale
8 - strawberries
9 - zucchini
10 - garlic
What size, type of grow bags are you using?
Do you make your straw or buy it?
Hey Ryan, I buy the straw. Most feed stores around here carry it. :-)
In my patio I grow bush bean also....
Bush Beans for sure!!
Unfortunately my porch is covered and screened in lol. I love my Tote Garden though 😁
We do what we can do, right? :-)
👍👍👍
:-)
If you only have a small patio or balcony, no excuses now 😄, you can still plant and harvest your own vegetables 🤪
Exactly! :-)
Hello
Howdy.
@@TheRipeTomatoFarms :) howdy
I have a huge problem with squirrels and birds. They eat the fruits and vegetables before they are ripe. How can I fight them. I live in the city, so wildlife is lovely too.
Netting.... And maybe a cat or two!
@@TheRipeTomatoFarms .. the cats would be taken by the coyote.
@@tensiepalmer1730 oh man, real cycle of life! Gotta go netting I would think!
@@raticallife1320 That HAS to be the solution... :-)
I tried for years but have not had success growing veggies in containers or raised beds on the patio. I don't mean everything has been a flop & I've had success here & and there, but overall, it's been a fail, so I've just decided not to try to grow veggies anymore.
That's sad to hear. What veggies were the most troublesome?
@TheRipeTomatoFarms Tomatoes and squash were the most difficult. Small plants like lettuce, kale, spinach, and strawberries do ok, but it's a season full of tomatoes that I'd like to have. Broccoli didn't work either.
@@katrish786 yeah I hear you.. Those long crops can be tricky. Broccoli and cauliflower can give people the fits, no question! Any luck with herbs?
@@TheRipeTomatoFarms Herbs grow like crazy.
LOL
Tiny tim
Heh heh.... ;-)
Thanks for all your RUclips videos and Facebook page. You make gardening real easy! Basics skills transform the garden into bountiful harvests. Pandemic be damned! 🤡
And thanks so much for watching Bill! Its always appreciated! :-)