have not grown these before but I am now ;-)

Was that a Brandywine Pink?

My daughter planted a seed and to my surprise it grew and its about as tall as my hand it has bark and like 6 leafs or more I have had it growing inside in a planter I been bringing it outside for a few hours every few days its a baby but how do I plant it in the yard without killing it please help shes so happy about it but I'm so scared to kill it :( also I live in Upstate NY

Thank you very much, I really enjoyed this video

Cool the way you took the plastic out. Not 100% sure about how you secured it for winds - hard to see exactly how you put the small posts. I was going to put two 8-foot, 2x2 stakes a pair of nylons tied to them and the tree to keep it in place.

I was told to add bonemeal for better root propagation.

I'm planting the exact same tree, the exact same size, so this is very helpful! Thanks so much!

I read somewhere that you need at least two apple trees in order for them to cross-pollinate. But it looks like you only have one?

If you aren't able to provide as much compost as that will the tomatoes be a bit smaller and still tasty enough? I don't understand what is going on with the "compost bucket " situation..? Are there holes somewhere? Do we treat it as a bush or cordon?

6:34 is what i have been looking for , thank you.

The flea beetle, the cucumber beetle and the squash bug. The banes of my gardening existence. They have, at the very least, taught me a lot about garden pest control over the years.

Thank you so much ..i have learnt a lot for your video. I think i have shocked or disturbed the root system while transplanting it from pot to ground. The leaves and flowers have dropped, and in a month now the leaves n flowers r drying sadly, any hints and tips you can share please to bring it back to life or is it too late, i have used seaweed and good compost. Thank you

Don’t you want to “disturb” the roots? They grow in a circle in the bucket and you want them to be able to to spread out? Idk is it still good?

I sure like this video about raspberries. It brings me a lot of hope

"That tree is amazing!"

Hy , Garry ! I live in the Port Stephens Area of New South Wales NSW for short , Australia ! On the East Coast ! We have Sandy (Black) Loamy Soil ! I would not know the Zone as You put it in reply to me but You can Google the Area to find out more about it !

I use Steel Star Pickets as we call the Steel Posts ! One can use Wood too but Wood rots over time ! The Steel Pickets , one just repaints them with some Killrust Paint ! I cannot put a Photo of my Steel Mesh that I have , on here ! Full of Lebanese Cucumbers ! Also good for Climbing Beans !

I ONLY eat Lebanese Cucumbers ! I either grow them myself when in Season , here in Australia , on the East Coast of New South Wales , NSW , and I also buy them from Aldi when I have none growing ! I use Steel Mesh Trellises , upright to let them grow up vertical , as they like to climb , saving on space too ! The Mesh is 100 mm square and I bought them in Sheets of 1200 mm wide and 180 mm long ! That system works best for me !

Thank you Garry!

Just bought 6 boyne canes thinking I don’t have enough l, now I’m worried I have too many!

When you water , do you just water down in the pot. Or do you water the soil surface also?

Well done!

well explained. thank you very much

$30 for a piece of plastic you people must be on crack

This video makes me happy. Thanks

Thank you so much!!

Where can you buy a tree with multiple types of apples?

I used a knife to trim the bucket and i disrupted the roots. What's going to happen to my tree

Potatoes are pretty heavy feeders. I think the addition of some manure to the compost could have made a big difference in your yield.

Are you saying that apple trees only live to be 20? Is that all trees or just 5-1?

Thanks for sharing your video. Nice work. New subscriber to your channel. 👍

Hi from Scotland. I’ve seen some say that you transplant the whole thing in the ground when it’s time and others say that you rip the netting off. May i ask for your advice please?

How to apply for roses?

I'm always recommending Brandywine to beginners. They're super reliable and tasty.

Excellent informative video!

You work so hard to build your dreams!

Thank you. I’m by one plant this Jule. Try grow put more water. 😊

Are there different species of raspberry plants? If so how many? I have raspberry plants in my yard and I intend to nurture them in the next few years in my retirement. Thanks!

Forget digging a hole with a shovel. Get a Mantis little tiller and let it dig the hole. I planted a Gala apple, yesterday, and my Mantis dug the hole three Mantis’wide and three long. I used my Mantis to get most of the soil out of the hole. I did clean up the hole with my shovel and Pulaski, as well as my boys axe to cut roots.

Thanks from Barrie. Very nice explanation. Will help me a lot.

Seed potatoes chit easily, whilst store bought ones are treated with a chemical to slow down chitting, although if you wash them and give them enough time they should chit. Don't forget that potatoes can be determinate and indeterminate, determinate ones grow faster, and only produce potatoes at one level, whilst indeterminate one produce potatoes at a number of levels as they grow upwards, and you need to keep covering about 70% of the stalks with soil or straw etc, as they grow.

My observations with potato cultivation using various planting mediums has yielded interesting insights. Notably, I've observed that certain varieties of red potatoes exhibit suboptimal growth when cultivated in straw. This could suggest a potential discrepancy between potato varieties and their compatibility with straw as a medium. Another intriguing observation pertains to the soil-to-straw ratio, as it appears that a greater volume of soil is necessary to complement the use of straw effectively. This observation prompts further investigation into the interplay between planting medium composition and potato growth. Numerous resources, including videos available on platforms like KZbin, have contributed to my understanding of these dynamics. While the use of straw alone is primarily composed of carbon and might lack the essential nutrients required for optimal potato growth, it has become apparent that a balanced approach involving nutrient-rich mediums could yield better results. Incorporating high-oxygen-intake mediums could be a key factor, as oxygen availability is known to significantly impact root development and overall plant health. Additionally, I'm considering the possibility of substituting straw with alternative free mediums, such as cardboard or free substitutions . This exploration is driven by the understanding that different mediums could provide diverse benefits in terms of moisture retention, nutrient availability, and structural support. I'm keenly interested in gathering insights and opinions from fellow gardeners and experts who have experimented with diverse potato cultivation strategies. By combining the collective knowledge and experiences available, I aim to formulate an effective and scientifically informed approach to growing a bountiful yield of potatoes.

Hi...do you know if there is an heirloom lebanese cucumber ?I would love to be able to save seeds from them

Can’t wait to see your harvest 😊

Should have shown the end results

I love your bed design!

Good video. Well done. I save clear soda/ice cream shake cups from Culver’s here in the midwest. They are great for up potting and cut worms. US I about jumped out of my skin when the bell went off. 😮

I have a brandywine growing separate from my regular garden I have added amendments and among those compost and worm castings that I developed myself and this brandywine looks like its on steroids. Also feed it organic feeds.

Gary, what size holes did you make in your compost bucket and what did you use to make them,,, thanks

I have beans and beets growing in the raised garden and you need to see this! Look at the amazing crop @ drive.google.com/file/d/1gxmeoBqVclr5j0I31WpYEXpBGEACbTpZ/view?usp=share_link