Thanks

great video

Im in 5b, wisconsin, and i just started my pepper plants yesterday, along with onions, celery, and some broccoli and cauliflower. I typically wait until February 14 but i needed a few more weeks of growing with hot peppers, so im experimenting this year with early starts. Fingers crossed. Tomatoes i will start around February 14 to 20. Hapoy growing all. 🌱

When will these be back in stock?

So if I cut the limb that close to the trunk it will not grow back?

Love it 😍 ty

All very useful tools. Thank you.

I love how you brought craftsmanship and practicality together in this project! Thanks for showcasing great tools, Joe! 😊

Great video, so many videos on making compost, very lil out there on application! Thanku :)

I assume it works with all types of lettuce? Thank you so much for the video! Greetings from Australia

Where did you get the edger from? Thanks in advance.

Horse manure can also contain worming agents which will kill worms in your garden. I never use horse poo.

By the time my fruit tree leaves fell we had rain. When they dry out is that ok to use them after they have sat through the winter?

Rain came early is it ok if my leaves are wet when I start raking?

Im really glad i watched this. I was thinking of getting horse manure/compost for my local horse farms that are just getting rid of it for free. Lol

Thanks Joe for your consistent messaging across all your media about how we can garden in a safer, more nutritious and wildlife/planet sustainable way. You make it sound easy, effective and possible for everyone. You are doing vital work!

finally, this exists. I have been having the same problems. All their tool belts are too bulky, and don't hold the tools I need.

How much

Good timing! Ordered one for Christmas but now I'm thinking I should have ordered two. :D

Awesome Awesome Awesome

Thank you for this video showing all the tools. Where do you buy the velcro tape?

Take my money, Joe!!!! These are the exact tools I use as well. I can’t wait to order this!! ❤❤

This is great joe and happy holidays to you and your family 🤶🎅😄

I am looking for the dual holder you showed. The link in the amazon page seems to be just for the gardening knife.

Liked it

That would be smart for me to use, instead of just putting shears/clippers/whatever straight into my pants pocket. I'm putting this on my Christmas list!

How can I get one…..?……..

Could you share or list what the other items are that you have, like the green stuff you used to tie stems with? This looks ideal for men since they wear belts, but I'm when I garden I don't have a belt on me, just comfy shorts. How would women wear it? What is the thickness of the belt you would need to purchase so it attaches?

Your detailed explanation of clean ingredients in compost is exactly what every gardener needs to hear. Thanks for helping us make more informed choices, Joe! 💚

My tomatoes were diagnosed at a lab with CMM Bacterial Canker. I am planning for next spring. So Far on the to do list: Pull up all plants and dispose of (done)- pull up all weeds in proximity of a plant - spray the ground cover (I use a large plastic cover with 15 inch holes for the plants) - spray the fence - soak the cages, stakes, tools , cups and trays- spray the inside of the greenhouses - look for certified pathogen-free seeds and soak seeds w bleach solution - treat seedlings with streptomycin before transplant - treat with copper after transplant. (Last season I sprayed with peroxide and mancozeb but it did not help much Questions: 1) Is there an effective ground-soak I can use in the fall that will kill it in the soil? 2) Does peroxide kill cmm in the soil? 3) If not, can I spray the soil surface with a heavily diluted bleach solution in the fall and have the soil recover by spring? 4) How about one of those 'friendly bacteria' bio fungicides like "Revitalize" ? They do recommend it for ground soak but not sure if its effective tor CMM I have a pepper garden next to the tomato garden. Both are about 1,500 sq feet but are only 5 feet from each other - so close that I'm not sure switching them will help???

I love this. Thanks for sharing

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Awesome idea with the string trimmer! How can I keep the chopped leaves from blowing around the yard after I put them down as mulch? Could I cover them with cardboard or something?

I found two caterpillars and a fertilized wasp queen under the leaves 11/22/2024

Gr8 illustration. Lol

Thank u...

Go Keene.. I buy mine there also. Wonderful!! Kudos!

Is it okay to put food scraps out in the open ? It will attract rats, mice and other rodents in my area (British Columbia, Canada)

For three years now, I’m still picking numerous plastic, glass, metal, and trash bits out of multiple batches of my local OMRI Listed bulk compost. Same for an organic bagged product from a common brand. As you emphasized, we have to inspect it all ourselves evidently. There is nothing organic, or even remotely acceptable, about synthetic trash.

Straw has seeds, don’t use it, use shredded leaves

Great video 🇳🇿❤️

WHAT, Joe, IS "high quality topsoil"???? If I knew THAT, would I still be seeking advice at the fundamental level??? Please, explain it to me like the last successful crop I planted, cultivated, & harvested was radishes, at age 7 -- because it was. No! I also, threw wildflower seeds into my parent's landscaped yard, feeling adolescent angst + need for WILDflowers!!!

My friend got a bag of S3 Unfortunately it had a lot of plastic in it along with clumps not easily broken up Will be getting elsewhere next year

Thank you for the information. Our local community garden has a huge bin that gets delivered all the time from our green waste company now I’m wondering what’s in it because I used it for the first time this year. I also made some of my own but not enough and I’m trying to figure out how to do this again without millions of bugs, which was pretty gross, or is that normal? I had millipedes and beetles everywhere.

i have an 18 foot by 6 foot balcony on the second floor of a london apartment block, i grow 50 or 60 sunflowers a year and let the bees have them, and the squirrels take care of the seeds quite efficiently. i have a wormery of european red wiggler worms who have taken over all the pots, and the soil condition is off the chart amazing. i've been looking for ways to overwinter the bees so the plant stalk trick was very helpful, thank you. with any leftover plants i might make a small hugelculture pile in the corner for the insects. i recycle everything on the balcony, it goes into the wormeries or as mulch, and i just can't get over the soil quality because of it.

thanks for all the great videos. liviing in northern NH, all my gardening is in raised gardens. What nobody seems to address is "just add a couple inches of compost on top of your garden"...but after a couple years, the soil/compost mix is overflowing the raised garden. How do you suggest I address that situation?

that string trimmer hack is phenomenal! Thank you.

Very informative and eye opening! Thank you!

Put a layer or two of COURSE Perlite at the bottom . If your drainage holes arent too Big