Also, my favorite tomato is the same as you - SunGold! ❤🧡❤🧡❤🧡 No competition at all really!

Great video, Angela! I love the idea of a Plant Spotlight series, and you picked a great cherry tomato to start with. 😊 I've grown this variety once and really liked its flavor *and* its interesting appearance! I need to make a note to grow it again. 😎 Thanks for sharing your experience! ❤

Hi, Angela! This little walkabout at your place was so lovely! The raindrops softly hitting your umbrella made such a cozy backdrop! ❤ I hope your Sunflowers finally grow & bloom beautifully for you. 🌻🌻🌻 Those Cheyenne Spirit Coneflowers are gorgeous! Love those shades of pink! Your husband did a great job with the retaining wall makeover. The difference is amazing! 👏👏👏 One underrated perk of doing a gardening YT channel is that you can refer back to old videos when you can't remember what you planted where... Not that I know anything about that! 😂 Love the solar tealights! ❤❤❤ They glow so brightly. Oh, I might need those in my garden... 😊

We have only had rescues for a couple of decades now. They're the best. Thank you for rescuing. They oftentimes have been through a lot.

Just discovered you have another channel, Angela! I somehow had no idea! Sewing! Looks great - can't wait to check it out! ❤❤❤

Love that Black-Eyed Susan volunteer! ❤ Unexpected beauty popping up to make us smile is always a good thing. 😊

Even though I have plenty to do right now in the garden and orchard, this is making me want to buy some more plants, Angela. ☺️😎 Trying to hold firm and wait until fall! Love your choices though! 👏👏👏 I've wanted a Red Twig Dogwood for ages. Vanilla Spice Summersweet - the name alone is enough to grow this! I have to cut back my Bottlebrush regularly (and severely) because it grows so fast and tall! You must have found a dwarf variety. I understand your thought to take a "year off" normal gardening and get all your infrastructure set in place. Feeling overwhelmed or disappointed definitely can pull us down. Working on "just" your landscaping, flowers, herbs, a few veggies - that sounds really enjoyable and maybe just what you need! ❤

Your property is so beautiful, Angela - so green and so many trees! Your method of landscaping one area at a time over the years is a great one - makes it actually doable, time-wise and money-wise. I have a shady area I want to design and plant, too, so this was inspiring! 😊 Love your choice of perennial plants, btw- nice variety of textures and colors. Hope your watermelon seedlings take off now and do well for you! Thanks for sharing! ❤

Hi, Angela! 🙋‍♀️ Congrats on getting that long bed settled in the ground. It looks fantastic! Great use of your extra bricks to cover the gaps between the ground and the bed walls. Love your idea of creating a sitting area in the shady area behind those two beds. That will be a lovely place to sit and enjoy your garden. ❤ Your colorful zinnias are so pretty and cheerful! The heat is definitely slowing down my veggie production here, too. Already very much looking forward to fall! 😁😎 My best-producing veggies so far are my cherry tomatoes, followed by my zucchini. And the veggie that's had the hardest time getting going this year - my peppers. 😥 Thanks for sharing your week in the garden!

Hi, Angela! Everything is looking beautiful there, despite the unusual dry heat you've been having lately. I love Mexican Sunflowers, too - so cheerful! And Zinnias, yes! Great idea to plant some flowers in with your veggies in your grow bags. 😊 Glad the plastic cloches are working for your squash - no, no jinxes allowed!!! And happy to hear that starting your watermelon in the greenhouse is going so well! 👏👏👏 Love that you send your houseplants on vacation! 🍸🏖️🍸🏖️🍸

Great tip about the paint pen, Angela. I only tried using them for plant tags last year, and they work super well. 😊 Overseeding for insurance is definitely smart! You know, as far as all melons go, I wait to seed until mid-June. They just grow so much faster and better for me in the heat. Same with peppers. 😎 I think you starting your watermelon, squash, and cucumbers in your greenhouse will work really well. They'll love the added heat, and they're protected from all the critters until they're bigger! I grow cherry tomatoes only these days because they just do SO much better in the high heat here than big tomatoes. Plus, they ripen so quickly and are so prolific! 😁 Good thinking saving those pepper seeds! We're 105° F today - typical for June. The really high heat (110-118° usually) kicks in come July and lasts through the end of August. Never any rain. So yes, watering is extremely important! 😎 But well worth it! Thanks for sharing your garden progress! 😊

It helps to prune off your tomato leaves and stems from a few inches above the ground and downward. My onions also look sort of shrimpy.

I have those clear caches. I get mine from the Dollar Tree. Yes i am watering my plants every day. Because of this heat. My plants are struggling. But we as gardeners just have to do our best. Thanks for sharing this video. Happy gardening 😊

Lovely walk, Angela! Must be such a relaxing time for you. 😊 Some of my favorite moments were at 1:38 3:03 & 5:12. The bridge over the pond was an unexpected, serene place to stop and ponder. Pink flowers at 7:17 are gorgeous! 💕 Couldn't tell what they were though... 🤔 You know, squirrels are so much cuter (9:20) when they're in the woods rather than in my garden. 😂 And at 9:50 in the tree - he looks so innocent! 🐿️ Thanks for sharing!

Oh, yay!!! You got your big beds resituated! Congrats!!! 👏👏👏

Also, as long as you give them plenty of regular water, your new trees should do fine. 😎

Your property is looking beautiful, Angela, and your fence is coming along nicely! You've really planned it out carefully, and that's so important for a permanent fence. The overhead shot really puts it into perspective, too. Ok, I have to mention that I love the color of your shed doors! ❤️ Oh, the Yucca plant is lovely! I would have thought it needed full sun, but it's obviously growing fine under that tree. Great find with the different pepper varieties! Always cool to discover a new plant nursery. 😊 Thanks for sharing what's going on at your place! 🙋‍♀️

Farley is cute!

Hi, Angela! So true what you said about needing to thoroughly water trees through at least the first year (and *especially* the first summer!) after planting them. Very important! I need to plant *my* melons for the season this coming week, too - and yes, more sunflowers. I love those so much! Great job getting those beds dug out so you can rotate them! I'm sure that felt really exciting for you! Thanks for sharing what you've been up to this past week in the garden. I really enjoyed the "visit" with you!

Lovely hike, trail looks and sounds so therapeutic my friend!

What a fun hike, Angela! Thanks for taking us along! 😊 Beautiful wildflowers, and the trees are just gorgeous! I'm the same about birds... I really enjoy seeing them and listening to their songs, but I can't name them. You're right - it really does feel like a jungle at 15:30. Perfect photo opp at 17:10. ❤️ What a picturesque creek! This place is really a treasure for people who love quiet, peaceful hikes through nature. Thanks again for sharing! 😎

Hi, Angela! Great research on your Apple trees! 👏👏👏 Sounds like you're becoming the apple cedar rust expert! It's definitely going to be worth all your time and effort though when you're one day harvesting tons of delicious apples! 😎 (And I have both Liberty & Empire apples, so I know how good they are! 😁)

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Khu vườn của bạn phát triển rất tốt 👍.

Wow, Angela! You've been busy! That's a ton of tomatoes! 👏👏👏 I thought I had a lot with 2 dozen cherry tomatoes and 6 large tomato plants, but I think you definitely have more. 😂 Great job moving your GreenStalk! I think one of the things that has most surprised me about gardening is how very important microclimates are, even within my own small property. Learning what grows best where is so important! I'm putting together my own version of a 'GreenStalk'-wannabe stacked planter this week. Going to plant things that need mostly shade and filtered sun here in my hot, dry area - like lettuce, dill, cilantro, & basil. 😎 I agree that a big cart is essential to gardening. I'd be lost without mine! Thanks for sharing! I hope you really enjoy working in your garden this week - before it gets too hot! 😊

The older folks around here swear by putting a saucer of beer in the pot or garden where the slugs are causing problems. I'll be trying that as soon as I borrow some beer. Can't wait to watch your garden grow. Best wishes on your channel.

My experience tomatoes do not grow big in small bags. Surprised your using your smallest bags for tomatoes. Yes they grow but they don't get the big size they would in the ground or in much bigger bags or totes. I used a 40 one and planted and early girl and they stayed the size of a baseball just a lot smaller than normal size fruit.

Hi, Angela! 🙋‍♀️ I feel you on the ongoing challenge of adding mulch to my garden pathways - in my case, woodchips. Very much needed and so beneficial, but it does take a lot of time. I try to do a section each day. Little by little, I tell myself... 😎 Your potatoes do look like they're super healthy. Great job! 👏👏👏 So many grow bags! Glad you found extra ones. It's always such a dilemma in the spring to try finding spots for all the seedlings! 😊 Your Oak Leaf Hydrangeas look fantastic. I've only been growing Hydrangeas for a couple of years, but I love them! (I have one OLH, and it's my favorite because of its fall colors.) Of course, I had to find a place here that only gets morning sun to make these plants happy. 😎 I'm using my grow bags again this year, mostly for tomatoes, but they take so much water and still tend toward dryness, so I've put in some ollas to keep the plants moist down by the roots. Yes, Lemon Balm and (my favorite!) Lemon Verbena smell incredibly amazing! Everyone should grow them! 🍋🍋🍋 Happy May Gardening!

I love your property, Angela! Such a luscious green! And that stone walkway through the trees is gorgeous! ❤️❤️❤️ Great job on overwintering the pepper plant! One of my cherry tomatoes overwintered, and it's producing new tomatoes now. Yay! 😎 I need to add some more woodchips to all my garden paths. And start thinking about where I'm going to put all my Walking Onions babies. 🙄😂😎

I know i am still getting my garden cleaned up too. But your garden is coming along nicely. Thanks for sharing. Have a blessed day

I’m growing in 6b. I have grown the sugar rush peach peppers and love them! This year I’m growing several different varieties of peppers.. probably way too many!! I received some seeds from a friend for a variety called Candy Cane. It’s supposed to be on the mild side with variegated coloring on the fruit and leaves.

Hi, Angela! I somehow missed this video when it first came out, but it was fun to watch it today! 😊 I like your method of doing things slowly but surely - good thing because that's really all I can handle these days, and it's more enjoyable at a slower pace anyway. 😎 Yay! Your potatoes are coming up! I need to add some trellises this month, too - a big one for my kiwi plants and some smaller ones for cucumber and beans. Great tips on the peppers. Coincidentally, I'm planting out my first round of peppers today. Need to sow some more this week! Nowadays, I've found I can never get enough peppers and cherry tomatoes for salsa! 😂 Thanks for this relaxing garden update. I've been taking time off from making videos to get some other life stuff done, but I'm looking forward to getting back to filming the garden (and some other things) very soon. 😎 Happy Spring, Angela!

Go Angie!

Hi, Angela! Spring is finally here! We've had a lot of rain in northern California this year, too - even this weekend, in fact. But April has also given us over a week of sunshine and temps in the 70s - and supposedly more of that lovely weather again starting tomorrow. 😊 I use cardboard under my woodchip mulch, too. Works so well! Your kale looks great, and so do your onion seedlings! Enjoy the sunshine! 🌻🌸🌻 P.S. Couldn't really hear the mower at all. 😊

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Great to see you back, Angela! Your property is looking beautiful in the spring sunshine. ❤ Wow - that is a *lot* of potatoes! I'm thinking I might plant some in big containers this year. That way they won't take over my garden beds! ☺️ I have Liberty and Empire Apple trees, too - so delicious! Thankfully, I don't have to deal with deer - only rabbits and squirrels. 🐇🐿️ Looking forward to your weekly vlogs! 😊

How was the taste of these? Are they sweeter than other cherry tomatoes?

when you get the tazels on the sweet corn dust the tazzels with chilli powder and the squirrels wont come back

Shoot them they are huge pests

Sorry to say this but you’ll find they can tear holes in that. I tried and they got through and dug up all my freshly planted corn kernels. Hardware cloth (aka wire mesh) is your only sure thing. Oh, and not chicken wire, they can get through that too. All this being said, sometimes making it slightly harder to get at is all it takes. Just depends how badly they want it. You could also consider putting out decoy feed on the other side of your property for a few weeks when the ears are nearly ready to harvest.

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What tomato variety do you have? Also, do you use any fertilizer for the tomato seedlings?

Your garden is looking good. Thanks for sharing this video with us. Happy gardening

The garden looks absolutely beautiful & fingers crossed that you get an abundance of taters 🖤

Hi, Angela! Your garden is just bursting into life there! So lovely to see everything so lush and healthy!😊 All the potatoes are doing great, and those sound like interesting varieties. Wow! *Amazing* garlic! You definitely are an expert with that crop! ☺️ I like your idea about bordering the edges of your raised beds with sedum. Looks like it's something that could really work. Oh, your oak leaf hydrangeas look beautiful already. ❤ I bought one of these last year (for the gorgeous foliage), and it's just now about to bloom. 😁 Hope it warms up enough for you to plant all your lovely peppers soon - and your other seedlings, too, of course. ☺️ I've been *completely* knocked flat for over a week with a severe flu and migraine, so the garden has definitely taken some major hits. Hoping to get working out there again very soon though. 😊

Love this video! I’m so excited about my ghost pepper plant, I tried growing them last year but the heat killed the whole plant 😢 I hope it works out this season!

Your garden is looking good and your potatoes are doing so well. Thanks for sharing your garden with us. Have a blessed day

Nice!