Growing a Greener World Episode 801 - A Year in the Life of the Garden Farm; Part I

Over the years, viewers have always enjoyed getting specific ideas and tips about whatever is growing at the moment on the gardening set of Growing a Greener World. In this episode, we document the first part of a two-part series covering an entire year in the life of the Garden Farm. From prepping the beds and planting the crops to dealing with potential pests and diseases and whatever else Mother Nature throws at us, you’ll see it all: the good, the bad, the challenges, and the successes. All the while, we’ll weave in teachable moments, practical tips, and simple projects. Joe Lamp’l, our own horticultural expert and gardener in residence, will bring you behind the scenes for the reality of the spring and summer seasons in the GGW garden like you’ve never seen before.
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[@rosemarymurray8256]

So why dose the tomato plant always feel wet ?🍅🍅🍅🍅🍅🍅

[@ggwtv]

I don’t find them to feel wet but more like soft.

[@Tenner2340]

Awesome garden, remember you on pbs, was inspired. But not until retirement realized the vision of transforming my overgrown backyard into a four-bed garden. Now have tomatos,herbs , brassicas, lettuce, corn, etc., my cherry tomatoes from last fall really took off, replanted itself, fresh vegs. at my fingertips 😎 now to get neatness and companion planting down to its art form is my next challenge.....THANK YOU FOR ALL YOUR ADVICE AND TIPS.

[@ggwtv]

My pleasure! So glad to hear. Thanks. 👍

[@krisanderson4137]

What a beautiful garden what size bolt cutters do you recommend for the cattle panels

[@ggwtv]

Thanks. The longer the handle the greater leverage and the easier the panels will be to cut. I got mine at Home Depot for around $25 but I’m sure they are more now.

[@bubbles6124]

That is one beautiful garden!

[@ggwtv]

Thank you! 💚

[@ashleyg4463]

Love this channel, thank you!

[@ggwtv]

Glad you enjoy it! Thank you!