I feel your pain. Vine bores ugh sometimes heard to plant at end of August and supposedly the Vine bores are out of season I'm trying it i hope it works

I have 1year and 130 days old plant with not even one sweet potato

I used free wood chips and leaf mold from the local city collection site which was just a couple miles drive and they even loaded my pickup. The smaller particles composted in place during the season and I racked off the bigger chips for reuse the next season.

Have you ever used shredded paper for your mulch? I read you can use it but I’m not sure.

Highly inspiring!

I used that Texas native hardwood mulch extensively when I needed to improve my sandy/clay soil around my house after I removed about 6” of rocks. I used 12 bags at a time 2 springs ago (each quadrant of my house) and it significantly improved my soils so I could plant natives. I didn’t actually use it as mulch but as amendment.

I really appreciate your organized and balanced take on mulch. I hear you on the compacted wood chips. I have to get in my landscape beds and till up the mulch especially through summer. I will use pine straw in my raised beds moving forward. Those birds 🦅 in your video had me cracking up…it’s like they know you’re trying to shoot a video😝

Yes to the leaves. We have a ton of live oaks in the yard, when we rake I run them over with the mower and then use it as mulch over all the landscape beds. Free mulch! Well, free other than the labor of raking… 😅

My natural South Florida soil is very sandy, which drains very fast, but unfortunately it has little to no nutrients, the mulch has been changing it in a very short time though, I plan to keep it going. I did enjoy seeing the differences in the types of mulch, thanks!

Which of these were the highest producing?

This video was very Helpful!

Hello Scott, love your videos. You're so amazing and thank you for sharing your knowledge. Best wishes!

I add mulch every fall. Thanks for the advice!

What time of year did you dig them up? It’s september and we need to move ours shortly

Where did you source the bamboo ?

I got some scale on a lemon tree I grew from seed, wondering what direction to go

Thanks for sharing your wisdom in gardening. I am very new to this any pointers? I want to grow my own cucumbers when should I start it? I do have seeds for it

Do you use expanded shale in your beds?

Another thing you could do is cover the ground after you've planted the seeds with a mesh fabric like the material wedding veils are made from (tulle) and take it off after the seedlings are big enough. That is what I'm doing in SC zone 8b. You are SO RIGHT about the fire ants. They are nasty. I've learned that they will eat 1 part Borax mixed into 6 parts peanut butter. Carnivorous ants like peanut butter. Supposedly they bring it back to the queen and hopefully, she eats it and your fire ant problem is over.

What zone are you in? I hope you sauteed those leaves

I haven't seen any tomatoe plants do they not grow well in south texas?

Hey you got luffa too .

Hi Scott I have a question when filling your raise beds with wood chips can you use store brought brown mulch bags?

Excellent 😃🎉 I subscribed to your channel 🙏

You're the best garden info i know! Thanks again Scott!

I’m happy to see your peppers did well this season, mine didn’t take off 😢

Thank you for describing the squash predators with clear pictures!

If I didn't count the days but I'm getting flowers how do I know if is ready

Hey hey!

In Dallas, now, mid Sept 2024?

I’m in Bastrop county, very helpful!

BROWN SESAME . I SURELY LIKE sesame oil & seeds Please elaborate.What was your seed source? Did it harvest well?? AND how are you using it?

Im in the Austin area. Where do you get your pine straw mulch?

Great video Scott. A note on pruners - I find anvil pruners better than bypass pruners for larger trees. They're less prone to twisting which is really useful on bigger/hardy branches and deadwood. I find they require less force than bypass pruners too. Greetings from Sydney, Australia

just what I needed to know thanks,,,,But I don't see the LIKE option ...how odd

❤amazing Scott, well done!❤

Corn should be on for late spring ?? Late April. Isn’t it?

Ohmygoodness! Your crops look amazing! Do you fertilize often?

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Thank you! its very informative. I have been having trouble trying to keep my plants alive during Central Texas summer heat.

Beautiful ❤

because the other ones you had them upside down.

I LOVE DUTCH IRIS...THEY ARE KNOWN AS THE MOTHER'S DAY FLOWER. GORGEOUS AND SOME OF THE VERY TRUEST BLUES!!!💙💜💛💟🧡

How do you keep the curbed pvc pipes in place in the ground like that?

Very nice! What is the process called when you're drying them.... is that the same as curing them like we do potatoes after we harvest them? Beginner here... bear with me please

Great video. Thanks for sharing

What size pots do you have them in?

Great video ❤ thanks for sharing ❤

Cracking up at the outtakes!!

New sub, your garden is so impressive. I haven't had much luck growing veggies here in south TX. This year I'm trying to grow in fall. Looking forward to learning from you as I could kill a plastic plant. 😂 The Costa Rica bags are fantastic btw. Be well, Scott.