Great intervator

Thank you so much!!

Wow so many zucchini plants! Looks great!

Greetings from Ireland, lovely veg beds, they are the bees knees.

Old seeds are never bad. Their germination is just slower but will always grow. Patience. And patience is hard for me in my garden. Lol. Love your garden.

I didn't get my potatoes planted out this year 😞 I got busy planting so many other things. 100 lbs of seed potato, WOW!!! I love harvesting potatoes, there's always such a nice surprise. I've never thought about planting something over the potatoes, but it makes so much sense. Great information and video, tfs .

I also garden in GA 8a. I do square foot gardening which also maximizes my growing space. New subscriber! Great video, thanks for sharing.

Thank you for the information.

I market garden for a living. When I first started I did the high intensity planting approach thinking it would increase my yield. Having no basis for comparison I did quite well with this approach. The past few years I've been giving plants more space for comparison and what I have found is that plants given more space mature much quicker. I'd say the yields to both approach are about the same, honestly, with tighter spacing probably giving slightly more yield, but taking significantly more time. Long story short, I give plants the recommended spacing now. What I do ignore is the between row spacing that is recommended. You can throw that out the window. Just follow the in row spacing and you will have less insect pressure and less days to maturity.

Miss Raine would you please tell me where you got the compost from was it from the County'or from Social Circle

@raineboyd6917 Thank you for your charming insight into growing potatoes. I am in the other corner of the U.S. in Washington on the wet side. My 3rd year growing spuds and I have found very little information about how they actually grow. Do you know if growing them in a pot (10 - 15 gallons) will stunt the size of the individual potato? My husband doesn't want to take up so much of our raised bed area for the potatoes. Plus, it is much easier to harvest by dumping out a pot. What are your thought? Thanks so much.

Great video. Your garden is looking great

Thank you!! It is definitely a labor of love!

good job hun. we or most of us have days where our thoughts and words don't match. God bless in Jesus' name.

I just came across your channel and really like it! Do you have a good strategy for squash bugs and vine borer (aka the demon bug)? Thank you in advance.

Raine where did you get the compost from

Hello, I’m in zone 9a (California) and I do companion planting. I have 12 raised beds and am planting all warm season crops now. I wish I could plant broccoli and cauliflower right now. Too warm here, I can’t even keep my lettuce and cilantro from bolting. Anyone have any suggestions. Thanks👩🏽‍🌾

Rain drops are like little tiny hammers packing down any fine soil.

Thank you for sharing helpful tips in the garden ❤

Have you ever used raw molasses to give the bacteria sugar?

i think it is high density gardening

❤ hello you all, garden very well

❤ great nice garden

I practice a form of this by planting undergrowth vegetables under large plants like tomatoes and peppers. I corner my beds with colassal marigolds and plant basil, lettice, arugala, and shade variety of carrots as an undergrowth. Also pair my strawberry patch under my squash trellis. I try to cycle bush beans through my beds atleast once a year. It will help cut back with nitrogen supplementation

Dragon tongue beans are amazing! We have been growing them for a few years now. They taste really good raw and also sell out at the market. The perfect crop! Great video cheers!

Hey 😁 I love the easy method, didn’t know I shouldn’t water them right away so I learned something yay! Thanks for that, “boom” ✌️

“And I tend to… completely loose my train of thought…. “🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣👏👏👏👏👏👏 Ur hilarious, subscribed!

We grow intensively. Been gardening with Hubby for over 30 years and we have never bought or used any store bought fertilizer. The key for us is our homemade compost which each bed gets 3 inches or more every spring. We compost in place all throughout the late fall and winter.. I do make weed tea as well as Comfrey tea to amend the soils during the hotter months. Our beds are loaded with red wiggler worms. I like to shred cardboard and soak it over night, lay it down around the plants and top with grass clippings and rabbit poo and a paper bedding we use.

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Congratulations I think you find your niche in life

I guess this is how we will see Jackson. He has grown so much!!!!

Nice meeting you today!! I loved this tour of your property…! So pretty and wow I love all of your exciting plans for it!! ❤ subscribed💕!!

Hi Raine...just followed. I've been a gardener and am here to support you,

Thank you I’m learning how to garden and your videos make my gardening easy.

My #suggestion: only plant your potatoes 3 inches deep. Then, cover your potato bed with 6 to 8 inches of straw, cut grass, hay, and or chopped up leaves. I did not invent this method. See Ruth Stout.

Sounds like you're in the right area in case a Zombie apocalypse does break out.

Hey i have been missing you so much

* rooting hormone

Good info thanks

Hey friend, I just planted old red potatoes that were growing in my pantry. 🥔😊Fingers crossed they grow.

Been planting taters for a while now. Haven't been very successful at it, at least not with sizeable amounts and I think I have been planting them too early for my time zone. But this year I'm doing something different and am kind of looking forward to see if it helps. I'll try to let you know.

How high is your raise beds

Hey There if you have to many taters just let me know

I was gonna ask you if the dirt came from Master. They have the best!

Thank you for your helpful tips

good video, God bless!

Planted my red and gold potatoes! Can't wait to see the progress! 🥔🌱

I am planting potatoes for the first time, so I appreciate your sharing. Thank you, Raine.

Hey Hey, very new to gardening here, I also live in Jamaica where it's always warm or hot most months lol. Thank you for the very useful information on the potatoes. I don't have much space so I'm considering using grow bags to plant some.

Hey Raine! Thanks for the video 😊