That's funny, I ordered purple bell pepper seeds, and got Hungarian hot wax peppers!

Shade those peppers! They will do much better in shade. Bone meal mixed with castings or sifted compost will keep your flowers blooming a productive. NIGHT watering when Temps past 90, DAILY. It's looking like y'all need to be in watermelonwarz 😊

Your garden looks great. I'm in central AZ. The summer sun and heat are brutal on the veggies.

Hello, what’s are you mulching with?

Okay! Y'all just showing off now! Im definitely going to try to step my onion & garlic game up this time. TNOG told me to try Creole garlic.

I have never commented, but great harvest. I bought from the big box store this year and I am a little nervous on the progress. I will probably go back to Dixondale for the onions. Stay cool over there. Dealing with the heat too in NJ.

I had thought about using a five gallon bucket to water some new trees I planted this spring by drilling a small hole in the bottom and just letting it flow but your idea is much better! Thank you for the video!! Great idea!!!!

nice!!

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This is great - cool ideas with succession planting.

Great tips, TFS🌞

Do you take any preparations for your watermelon or strawberries? I'm in the SGV and will be dealing with triple digits this summer.

You've been dealing with triple digit weather, huh

Wooooooow brilliant 💗💗💗

Thanks so much for sharing these 3 tools! We grew up calling the 'action hoe' a 'hula hoe' and really appreciate how well it can knock the weeds down (even though it is also sowing in more weed seeds in the process, dang it). The auger is new to me, and I TOTALLY gotta get one! I have compost that has chunks that need busting up. I have about 6,000sq.ft. of hillside that I want to plant. I can see that really helping this senior gal in the yard. The vacuum idea for bugs is so smart! I'm growing cantaloupe for the first time this year, and I'll keep this tip in mind. Thanks for sharing 💚

Thank you for this video; I just ordered an action hoe. One of my favorite gardening "tools" are plastic mortar tubs. I use them for mixing in soil amendments, to hold the dug-up soil when planting and to carry plants and tools to the garden. They're pretty light, inexpensive and relatively indestructible.

Does this also count for cauliflower

I'm in Southern Utah and finally I found a Gardner that understands my dilemma.....I too have to cover everything and we are getting above 100F . Thanks so much for this video and your time...looking forward for more videos

Right here.high desert , littlerock,Ca

You’re making it work with what you have 🌱 Way to Grow, Thanks for sharing!

I am in zip code 89156 by Nellis Air Force base. we have brutal and oppressive Sun and heat right now, through the end of September period I started using 50% cheese cloth as a little bit of shade for my plants, which has really helped a lot.

really good techniques. lovely garden!

😃🎉 Excellent I subscribed to your channel 🙏 ✨ Many blessings to you and your Family..

I would definitely love one the drill tools! It would be so incredibly useful in the garden😊

Nice video! My 3 top tools are: Hori hori knife, wheelbarrow and hand pruners.

Excellent information! Thank you!

I’m in the central valley of California so I’m experiencing the same heat! Shade clothes are the way to go with deep morning watering!

Yes, mistakes are your best teachers.

I use the 70% here in SC it gets soo hot!...havent had as much pest pressure or blight since installing them!

Yeah, those black 40% shade cloths are what I use. They really do help.👍🏾

Thanks for the tour guys. You all have lots of food growing that's very nice. I decided not to plant anything else for the season. I just have tomatoes, green beans, peppers, onions and a few greens growing. I'll start again in Autumn.🌱

Good job even if I do say so myself!😂

Ok fine, if that's all the help y'all giving! 😅 Thanks guys I'm still waiting for flowers.

Garden work is a continuous thing huh? But for the most part I love it. And like you I'm grateful. Ooh, and how bout this heat we've been having?🥵

I like the way your using those leaves!

Wow the squash bugs were taking over buddy

I watched a lot of videos, trying to figure out how to build mine and yours was the most helpful! I will head to Home Depot today and pick up my materials following your instructions, wish me luck! I’m an amateur like you! Lol!

Thank you for the video! Most videos ive seen about runners dont get into much detail but yours was very informative. Can I ask what altitude you're at?

With the heat wave upon us what measures, if any, are you taking for your garden?

Those are really growing well.👍🏽🍓🌞

I just found you and subscribed to your channel. I can't believe I didn't think of this simple setup before! I keep planting pine trees on our property in the mountains that burned a few years ago, we don't have irrigation up there except for what falls from the sky, and barely 50% are still alive after one year. I am going to try out this system and hopefully it'll make a significant difference. Thank you so much for putting this out there

We are from Southern CA and now Maryland. Love gardening too, and enjoy sharing in your journey.

Thanks for sharing this video with us. So true we have to keep planting food. With the prices of groceries are. Keep our gardens full. Your garden is looking good. Happy gardening 😊

Thank you! Women always have makeup brushes we buy but they turn out to be less than effective for makeup and we leave them in the basket!

Ohhhhh noww you tell me! Lol, okay so I need to start some more chits.

Planted mine mid march in 5 gallon buckets and the foliage is starting to die back. For my first time planting potatoes I will be happy with whatever I get. What size containers are you using for your potatoes?

Definitely need to work on getting mine organized in a single space. Right now they're all over everywhere.

Im concerned about how mine are looking too! How much do you water them? Im on day 68 and they went from gorgeous greens and flowers to starting to lay over and dying back. Wonder if I under watered them. This has me second guessing my sweet potatoes container now too.

Hey, I have a tower of 18 plants and they have just started putting out these runners. I thought they were a stem with a broken-off leaf at first lol. Is there a way I can get them to root into soil without them being able to reach the ground? Maybe I'll try one of them tiny 1 inch pots of soil that can dangle from the tower without breaking the runner. I don't know if Im making any sense.

You are blessed to have such a big garden. I will try my a few dwarf melons in containers this season. 👍