Already got them planted and can't wait!

I'd love to know how to trellis and care for thornless blackberries

Wow I luv fresh green beans!

Man, i thought it was soy beans, because they are a complete protein. Im growing peruvybeans and pinto i bought from the store and they sprouted. 🤜🏽🤛🏽💪🏽

Way to bury the lead

NEXT VIDEO SUGGESTION...Your dinner table conversation after your "teenage daughters" watch this video!😂 I've got 7 of these plants in a terracotta pot AND 3 more in a gap in my raised bed. All are bushbeans, but the 3 in the raised beds are acting like pole beans with long runners. ??????

If you're to stupid to grow a plant I don't know what to tell you, farm I'm working at is mostly hard pact clay and we grow everything, sucks to suck I guess

-- I use cardboard in my gardens, and it works great.

Cilantro = Corriander

Idk bout the Pests one lol… Pests will always be a problem 😂

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Thank you! I’m learning so much from you! So, we don’t have to do any of these steps if we have a determinate tomato 🍅 plant?

Where can we access the full song?

Pests! I have white squirrels that dig up everything. Any suggestions?

I have a thriving vegetable garden right now, all Bonnie’s plants from Lowe’s. I don’t use miracle grow though, I amend the soil and use organic fertilizers like bone meal, blood meal, fish emulsion, and epsom salts. None of my plants hate ever died.

Companion crops.. so lovely. Beautiful garden.

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I like to leave 3 or 4 suckers depending on how the plant looks.

Thank you for the details information on these herbs, I have most of them, but in pots. Will separate them & replant then among my garden. Notice the study cages/ trellises in your garden? Would love to get some like yours. Please advice. My ordinary tomato cages have not live up to their potential. Collapsed under pressure every year. Appreciate much.

I been feeling this way for awhile , however I have use some of the bad fertilizers! It’s only been for small time ! If shft then we want have none of this other stuff except for nature! It’s been done this way for 100 years plus so yes thank you! God bless!

I live in louisiana and the basil I planted comes back every year. Maybe cuz it's so hot here?

Pruning mine this hard didnt work out for me, i have a little better luck not pruning so hard.

Just like weed! 😂

Dreamy!

Just plant them then stake them. You'll have all the tomatoes 🍅 😉 You'll need 😉.

And after you fucksd up your tomatoes 🍅 this season, you can type in a thanks moron to whomever tells you to prune your tomatoes 🍅 😀 😉 👍 😜 😄 🍅

Yes, absolutely🎉

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Stunning transformation! And most importantly, it is very practical and functional. What a joy to the senses and a great inspiration for gardeners. Design and Grow on!

Nice thoughts. Garden looks nice, looks like it brings much joy! Good on you. Im sorry it just isnt true, that highly productive food producing plants can thrive in the same fashion as wild plants adapted to survive in harsh environments? Its just not a good comparison in my view. I love the attitude and approach of observing and learning from and mimicing what makes sense in nature, but a good dose of actual natural science, especially soil science is needed, applied as an amendment to these well meaning approaches. I will say its true that plants prefer and grow better with slow release nutrients, but if its not there already in the soil available at the roots, you wont get healthy fruits. And if the minerals become unbalanced like high P locking up in the soil due to overapplying manures, plants will become deseased and dificient, i know this from personal experience and agronomy. You are using natural fertiliser, which has the same NPK chemicals as commercial fertiliser, you just dont know how much or what your soil actual needs. Get a soil test with recommendations and you will understand what you have missed. kzbin.info/www/bejne/hKu0Z2yGl5yog6ssi=SJiNkxipQax9i5YQ

Yes, please discuss the various beneficial flowers that will repel pests. Thank you!

cilantro comes from coriander seeds oh my good

I have to be able to see stuff before I stick my hands in there, I need stuff spaced out

What about all yhe bugs?

Magnificent and what a great musical accompaniment .

I have too much sun

Thanks so much Nicole! ❤️👍❤️

That's an extremely amazing lemon balm. Yum!

Paradise

Gorgeous

Question, how can you see if you have pests with everything packed in like that? I want to break the rules with you but I’m afraid not being able to see the soil I’ll get pest infestation. Your garden looks amazing! I need to try this.

HELP HELP HELP! Please please please if you can do a video on pith necrosis and pseudomanas corrugata disease on tomato plants! I've lost 5 out of 8 of my beef steak plants and I think I have one or both of those diseases I noticed black spots up and down the stems in different areas and when I prune the dead branches I've noticed inside the stems are completely hollowed out with decay! It's my very first garden so i know the soil is new since this spring! Just wondering different methods of prevention treatment and what I can do to make sure the soil is good enough for the next round of plants! Thanks you!

This resonates with me. I pruned suckers off of my indeterminate tomatoes last year, and it really reduced my yields from the prior year when I mostly left them on the plants. My growing season isn't short, but it's not especially long either, and my garden only gets just over 6 hours of sun, so I need as many fruit producing trusses as I can get. Too many youtubers offer one size fits all recommendations, so I really appreciate this contrary take

This was an excellent video! Good job.

Definitely Italian. Thank you for this information. It is very helpful!

My father loved big tomatoes but more is more, you're right Nicole.

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When I first put in a vegetable garden, many years ago, I mixed cow manure into my hard dry top soil, and put in plants. They grew like crazy and gave me many tomatoes, etc. One tomato plant later sprouted all by itself in the front yard. I gave it no care at all and it gave me a bumper crop of cherry tomatoes! Later I heard that cow manure adds too much salt in the soil and I stopped using it, and my gardens produced almost nothing. Fast forward many years - now I “KNOW” how to make good garden soil, so I tried again. I dug out a big area, added all sorts of bags of “good” soil, bought wonderful, expensive, organic fertilizers, as directed, and my vegetable garden of the last few years has been a huge and disappointing failure! On further and deeper searches, I’ve heard that using bagged soils is not the way to go either. I’m trying small amounts of cow manure and ignoring my plants this year.

I love this idea and growing your own food/herbs in general. But i always wonder how much energy the oven needs, and if that is cost efficient in the end? Do you perhaps dry several batches at once? Thank you 🤗