Doing This ONE THING Tricks Crops to NEVER Stop Producing in the Garden

[@jamesprigioni]

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[@lorineschocknmyer9671]

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[@mattx9260]

have you heard of walking egyption onion, its a perreninal that producing onion at the top.

[@beachwanderer9486]

Thank you for sharing your video. You have a very awesome garden, I love it❤ so well cared for and producing lovely crops. I only have a small court yard and drive way but I'm growing what I can. What fruit would you suggest growing for a small garden please?

[@lindaseel9986]

Green peas on the left Purple peas on the right Yellow peas in the middle for Tuck! ♥️💖🤗🥰❤️🙏😍💘💓💕

[@lindaseel9986]

​@@mattx9260 I have heard of them and Baker Creek Heirloom Seeds sells them. 🧄

[@joewarrick6043]

You tube should give you one of the awards for being a top educational channel. This is one of thee best channels on you tube. Without a doubt. So much info that is actually useful. Knowing this stuff has so much value

[@kimcarman1279]

❤❤ And I 2nd that motion!❤❤

[@judahsina4212]

Tuck may be the biggest pest but hands down the cutest!!!

[@bdog5369]

Commercial grower here. I want to add to this advice. 1) pick broccoli and don't remove the plant. It will begin to produce mini shoots. 2) harvest cabbage but don't cut the head off from the plant to low to the ground. Leave some leaves and the stem behind and harvest mini cabbage heads again in about a month after you pick the initial head. (Awesome for the crock pot) 3) plant some black raspberries. (The plants are not cheap) but they get less dead canes in harsh winter climates (zone 5) and they produce up to 3 weeks earlier than red varieties like Latham. 4) Asparagus lovers we have a new purple variety from Johnnys seeds called Erasmus. This is a male dominant hybrid which producs DOUBLE the purple asparagus spears over purple passion. 5) I am trying kaolin clay for potato bettle mitigation and I'm loving it! I found this product from this channel! I recommend purchasing this from Harris seeds (you can save almost $30 on shipping over other companies as they do not charge any shipping surcharges due to the products heavy weight. 6) Harvest king makes a very nice hand pump sprayer in a 2 gallon size. This helps to apply the clay as it's very messy and can easily clog plastic tipped cheaper spraying devices. FYI. 7) those whom want to raise a colorful cauliflower I recommend the variety depurple and flame star (orange) these greatly outperformed other varieties to avoid black rot/clef or clubbed roots and other problems in wet climates. Some commercial growers are serious about keeping tricks and varieties a secret but I hope this helps someone.

[@kawerkamp]

Great tips....and special thanks for the Erasmus recommendation!

[@kimp2678]

Thank you!

[@sage0925]

Thanks! I just this year finally had a semi successful cabbage, and a great cauliflower (after three years of failures). My fall crop in the greenhouse is doing fantastic, so good to know these tips!

[@grannysweet]

Thank you

[@melissahicks766]

thanks so much

[@tweetyb421]

Tuck should be healthy as a horse he eats tons of veggies, and he’s well loved!

[@acrophobe]

You need some Tuck merch with the phrase "He's a pretty good guy."

[@jamesprigioni]

😂

[@trishferrer8209]

Tuck😂 Tiny King, giant garden pest, like a fluffy moth fitting around to all the crops. Cutest littledude.

[@rebeccareckers]

You inspired me to create a food forest. I began 3 years ago. I have a small space but am making the most of it. I’m in zone 8b in California, so I grow different plants at different times than you. Thank you for your inspiration. Trees: orange, apple, plum, pear, pomegranate, apricot, fig, pinyon pine. 2 raised beds and several pots of edible perennials. I have planted below and around the trees. Each year it gets better!

[@rnkim2564]

so awesome❤

[@RealResponce]

Me2(lower Michigan )

[@RealResponce]

I need more fruit trees (so expensive) I have about a dozen Mulberry trees 🤤 But to have a dozen Apple 🍏 🍎 & Pear 🍐 trees would be very useful

[@cindyspiess9963]

👍 Congrats !

[@xaviercruz4763]

What are your top favorite tasting varieties of everything you’ve had from lettuce to the tree (go in as much detail as you want? And how long did the pinyon pine take to produce?

[@nancybaumgartner6774]

This guy’s exuberance is contagious.

[@Nonyabizznezz2]

As a female. I am very mechanically inclined. I can fix anything! Cars, HVAC, electric, plumbing. But I know Nothing about growing food. Thank you! You teach me much! Now I can actually grow food as well. I have a huge yard, I can actually do this. You are phenomenal! Love the teachings. Thank you!! ❤

[@tinap6429]

I’ve watched other KZbinrs on gardening but this guy makes me smile in joy

[@BeverleyW]

'Tuck's Gardening Channel' featuring James Prigioni. He was a real comedy star in this video. I love the interactions between you both. Thank you for giving us a tour of your wonderful food forest 🌿❤️

[@wappharris401]

Tuck is sooo cute😂😂🎉

[@karenschwarze8626]

the interaction between you and Tuck was really funny in this video......he is still the cutest little boss even when he's being demanding!💚💙💚💙💚💙

[@jrlottery7]

I'm so impressed with your garden. What would be helpful is if you showed us 1. How you fertilize (and how often), how you mix and spray the clay. etc. etc.....essentially, your secrets to having such a luccious garden - with instructions. ty

[@doloresreynolds8145]

The kaolin clay spray (Surround) that he uses is commercially available, and the instructions come with it. (It is not just regular clay. 😉). It does work well!

[@wiserakim]

A lot of that is in older videos. His garden is quite built up now and im sure he uses little to no fertilizer. Besides his compost.

[@downfallofusa11]

I would love to know the rate of application of compost also, and kaolin surround spray also. Which videos were they specifically that instructed how to mix and use that? TIA

[@idamcneill8005]

​@@downfallofusa11 You could just read the bag.. either on line or at the store..

[@loulou3472]

​@@doloresreynolds8145 What did he say has stung his apples?

[@andrearc3002]

I love that Tuck is just as passionate about the garden as you are. You two are a perfect match.

[@AlissaPaige91]

I agree

[@kimcarman1279]

😂Tucker was totally at attention waiting for his carrot treat! Omygosh, he's adorable!❤😂

[@kenbellchambers4577]

James, watching this channel is like a glimpse into the Millenium. No one anywhere needs to be hungry. I manage a forest for fuel management purposes, and I can safely say that what goes up in flames due to lack of proper management could feed the entire planet. Billions of tonnes of wonderfully biodiverse humus feedstock are lost almost every year. As a single man with simple tools, I manage to make ten tonnes of compost every year by doing this exceptionally rewarding task. Thanks so much for your inspirational tours.

[@robbyers7614]

I am AMAZED that Tuck eats all those veggies and fruits. Most dogs won't eat any.

[@beachwanderer9486]

Tuck is a gorgeous wee boy he will be so healthy too eating all those veges❤

[@jamesulan1]

Love that you call out that the apple tree was from seed. That's the pride of a gardener who has accomplished something. Love the enthusiasm and pride.

[@darlenehiner8719]

So glad Tuck is better. Garden is amazing!

[@danielleterry2331]

I staggered my carrots so not trying to can up 2 beds I got 19 pints from first bed and a wheel barrow full of second bed I just harvested, got my jars in dishwasher now so I can get these canned up. Thanks for telling me I have to pull more cucumbers in the morning same with zucchini, I can’t wait to pick my egg plants, got 50 bulbs of garlic drying in my shed, now if I can stop eating my cherry tomatos while watering I could have some for my salads lol.

[@jamesprigioni]

Let's Gooo Danielle! Those are some massive harvests!

[@markb8954]

Where are you located? Nice harvests.

[@danielleterry2331]

@@markb8954 I live south texas and thank you I work really hard at trying to grow as much as I can and it’s such a learning curve

[@phillipbrennan7082]

​@danielleterry2331 that's wonderful darling what a great booty!

[@ursulaserle7919]

Geeze I'm mostly amazed at Tuck eating fruits and veggies! Never had a dog who would eat anything but meat

[@lynth]

I have been watching your videos randomly whenever they were recommended for years. How is it possible that you always have something new to talk about and new fruits to share? How huge is your garden? lol

[@jamesprigioni]

Cause I am always learning something new. My whole property is 1/3rd of an acre and I garden on about 1/3rd of that 😁

[@keithmccracken5557]

Since Tuck is KING, he should be able to do anything he wants.

[@AshleysPZ]

Agreed! 😜

[@lindaseel9986]

King Tuck needs his own little throne! ❤

[@GuidoHatzis-u2b]

Even Kings need to be kept in checkl😂

[@sonnyamoran7383]

For sure. Our government is perfect example of kings out of control. Sorry, had to say it.

[@SandraV-vt4ec]

Unbelievable!! I’ve never seen a food forest like this before!! Many blessings to you! Can you please do a video on the “7 layers” of planting you mentioned in this video? Thank you! Shared!

[@BeautifulEarthJa]

He has that video....or was it posted on someone else's channel? Huw Richards?

[@karengaudet7006]

Beginner gardener here. I’m learning so much from your videos. Thanks for all your gardening advice.

[@nedcramdon1306]

Gaudet, I have many relatives with that name. Acadian French.🙂

[@kimdowning8736]

James, I was so inspired by your talllll tomatoes last year that I put my stakes in and had my plants ready...then broke my arm and hurt my back. That was last year. This year it's game ON!!!!

[@MooPup09]

Adorable Tucker munching on peas ❤

[@judywright1910]

I love Tuck he's hilarious 🤣❤️❤️❣️

[@stevenhughell1343]

I love your enthusiasm for gardening, never new garden’s could look so good. You inspired me to add some more raised beds this year and some more fruit trees.

[@kele1264]

The Gardening is Life design is, in my opinion, the best design you've ever had! It's gorgeous!

[@jamesprigioni]

Thanks Ke Le me and Tuck really appreciate that! We love it too and we love sporting it around town when we are out

[@kele1264]

@@jamesprigioni 👍🤗

[@kele1264]

That oregano bed is majorly impressive!!!

[@metaphoricallyspeaking45]

I grew up in a valley where there were hundreds of raspberry farms. They supplied major manufacturers in Canada with frozen fruit and jam. The farmers never cut the canes.

[@sage0925]

Good to know. Thanks. I'm trying to develop a thicket, but so many keep telling me to trim the canes down.

[@twistnshout3031]

Excited to see my end result in the near future. It'll never be over but I built my first fenced in raised beds. 40ftx3ft and just ordered 2 peach trees, and one apple tree that produces 3 different types of apples apparebtly... so we will see... excited to do my whole yard like yours in the future.

[@Marcel_Audubon]

hard to believe it's only the first week of June - your food forest looks fantastic!

[@phildude9847]

Love how tuck left you hanging when u moved over to get him in shot 😂😂 love ur vids dude you have taught me so much , my Yorkshire terriers got their first taste of radishes and loved them , peas on the way🫛🫛

[@waterisgold]

Tucks such a good boy 🐶🐾❤

[@PlantObsessed]

❤❤❤Tuck❤❤❤Super Star ⭐⭐

[@angeloporter6830]

Absolutely love seeing you and Tuck touring your garden. It inspires me to remain vigilant with my home-grown forrest. Keep it going James.

[@ragheadand420roll]

Blessings to you and tuck 👍🏻🇺🇸✌🏻🙏🏻

[@ColleenCurrier-dp6qb]

Hi James, If you allow a field trip from the school nearby, they'll love it and you can ask the kids to gather the food for you and help you immensely.... They before they leave, reward them with a waterand something they'd like to eat at their house.

[@albertarose1433]

Hi James! You and Tuck are my favorite gardeners! I love ❤your channel bcs you have fun and educate. And have Tuck! He must be the healthiest Yorkshire on the east coast! Or is he an Australian Terrier? Either way he is the King and we all love him - and his pawpaw too! Lol! Thank you for all your advice. I’m a beginner at 65 living in the Seattle area and I sure wish you would come out here to one of our garden shows. Please? And thank you! ❤🥗🥦🫛🥬🥒🥕🍆🥭🍑🍒🌶️🧄🥔🧅♥️

[@jamesprigioni]

Hey Alberta! Thanks for all the kinds words and love. The little boss is a yorkie 🐕❤️

[@debichats8634]

What I’d give to have a garden like yours! I’m in central Virginia and the recent cold weather we’ve had really stunted our plants growth! Today it was so hot after only hitting the mid 60’s for the last few weeks. It was 86 here today! I had to water heavily to keep things going! I also planted elderberry bushes today…..I hope they make it! We’re both around our mid 70’s and it’s hard to grow enough to keep us going all winter, but we still try. We’d never be able to eat all you have but we have family who could care less about gardening who will probably come begging if things keep going like they are now. Thank for all you teach us! I adore Tuck! I have a little almost 14 year old chihuahua who loves carrots, green beans and other garden goodies! I’ve planted lots of snow, snap and regular peas. I’m sure she’ll love them! I can’t get over Tuck loving radishes…..he’s a keeper for sure! Please keep giving us hints…..we have tons of wild blackberry bushes! Husband has tried for years to get rid of them…..he’s losing the battle and we have a super crop coming in this year! The wild bushes are completely loaded! I can’t wait to start harvesting! Thanks James….you’re a really good teacher!!

[@DebRoo11]

The way Society is right now it's very hard to have time for gardening unless you're retired or are passionate about doing it. You are blessed to have both time and passion for gardening. I wish you all the best with your harvests this year and hopefully your family will be able to dedicate the time and energy it takes to have a productive garden one day. ❤

[@smas3256]

60 today. 90 yesterday. Central Connecticut. Started saving seeds last fall. Researching what to winter/spring harvest. First time trying garlic last November. Swiss chard and scallions wintered over and gave us very early pickings now going to seed which I'll be saving. Day lilies bloom early. Started Roma indoors looked sad. When we planted in the garden had fast recovery and have few tomatoes and blooms. Praying for the best.

[@cynthiafisher9907]

@@smas3256I have learned this year about using shade cloth to help plants when it gets too hot. I live in a high desert, but it may help you too.

[@melaniedennis9540]

​@@smas3256& Netting ❤

[@MI-vn4tp]

I’m glad your little doggie loves vegetables. 😅

[@maxinemcclurd1288]

Tuck was naughty, lol. And I want to recognize your camera person , they do a great job.

[@djk0125]

I once had a dog that loved to eat my blackberries right off the bush. She'd spot a berry and close her eyes & gingerly puut her snout into the thorny bush to get the berry. It was very cute.❤

[@stonehouse_kitchen7940]

Great timing. Just started pouring here and I’m now stuck inside. The food forest is looking amazing! I really appreciate your channel. I learn so much.

[@DonnyGreens]

That video was a banger dude, one of your best yet! Implementing what im learning from you and having so much fun! Thank you for these videos 🌱💚

[@aliciaokiegal]

Love this channel! You are a great teacher and Tuck is so cool!

[@observer4292]

Taking a lil’ break from the garden work currently, perfect timing! Let’s Go! 🧚‍♀️✨

[@jamesprigioni]

Let's Gooo!!!

[@TheTinkerersWife]

Thats good to know about how to mix the clay. That's what we do for mixing dry flour into liquids for gravies if we are adding them to thicken it. That way no big clumps of goo thst are dry inside. Tuck is a ravenous little monster lol.

[@pomloverly]

Hi James, I'm relatively new to your channel. I'm learning new things from you all the time. I was born and raised in South Jersey and blueberries are not the only thing Jersey is known for. Jersey tomatoes are the BEST! Haven't lived there in many years and I miss those Jersey tomatoes among other things, like the boardwalk. I am attempting to grow in a 22"-high raised bed using the Hügelkultur method. Am having to do everything by myself so it's taking a long time for me to fill the bed with logs and branches. At 77-yrs-old, I just can't do everything as fast as I used to. Thank you for sharing your food forest and your sweet Tuck with us!

[@groussac]

Thanks for the tour, James. I'm impressed with the variety of stuff that you grow. How do you research veggie varieties to determine which ones to grow?

[@7Samadhi777]

Nature provided for their rest, so respect that and don’t enslave anything or anyone for the sake of more than is truly needed.

[@TBlackburn-b2z]

Enslave a plant to do what it was created for? Give me a break.

[@amalsabi4433]

@@TBlackburn-b2z Nature has spoken in all things if we have the humility to observe, listen, and learn rather than impose our grasping will on it….

[@TBlackburn-b2z]

@@amalsabi4433 You are hilarious! Don't impose your grasping will on the plant. By humbly observing, listening, and learning, I point out that it would have quit, instead of thrived, after James' interceding instead of leaving the plant to the will of nature. Now go preach elsewhere.

[@amalsabi4433]

​@@TBlackburn-b2z So, we know better than Nature, do we? Well, you’ve been warned. Why do you think oxen and many other animals are enslaved and overworked not to mention Americans and many others around the world?

[@ExploreAroundUsOfficial]

In 6b PA and I’m amazed at how much further along your garden is

[@ceceechisolm1079]

Let Tuck eat what he wants James!.....James ive learned so much from you for my garden....lovely plantinting...Bless you!❤

[@jasonellis7856]

You must have some very lucky family, friends and neighbours as I can't imagine how you could eat all that produce by yourselves 😋

[@GillianHannaOP]

Fantastic garden 🪴 💕🎉

[@robinnetto6794]

Tuck is so adorable it makes me want to get a little pup to be my gardening friend.

[@bethsands7665]

You are a great teacher in nature and can help us all along in our garden journey, thank you. You are wise and getting wiser every day. I do love your new merchandise which is more artistic than in the past. Love to see it .... I like that phrase ! We are battling Pocket Gophers as a pest but have Ladybugs, Wasps, Dragonflies, and Spiders helping us out. Do you have Jumping spiders ??, they are cute, smart and helpful in the garden. My Jack-doodle loves everything that your sweet Tuck does.

[@Marysfarm57]

James, its awesome and encouraging to hear the excitement in your voice as you narrate your videos

[@Shilo2020]

Wow! This is a spring harvest! Amazing! In Canada we are well behind in timing except maybe for the southern most areas of Ontario which are same latiitude as N. California.

[@DebRoo11]

Yes we even had frost where i am after May long weekend. My plants are looking stunted. I'm hoping our first Frost will be delayed a little bit so we can Harvest enough of the veggies and fruits beforehand 😅

[@65stang98]

Love your channel just started my first garden with my grandpas help and its going well. He always grows a big garden. In exchange for his help on getting mine started i got him some blackberry bushes and strawberry plants. Think im gonna get him some blue berry plants, peach and apple trees next to really get him a good fruit harvest.

[@lindaz231]

Hi James, You may have answered this somewhere before. You are saying about harvesting early to have more grow. Say the peppers or cucumbers. What do you do to have them finish ripening? I mean I know if you pick a green pepper it will turn red after sometime or even tomatoes that I have had fall off and put in window in my house but wasn’t sure on how to do for other veggies. I have tomatoes, cucumbers, broccoli, cauliflower, peppers, chives and basil this year. Thank you again. And give hugs to Tuck!

[@jamesprigioni]

Cucumbers you can eat when they are small or when they get a bit bigger, you just don't want the seed to ripen. The cucumbers are ready to eat at about any size but if they start getting overly large or yellowing then they are past ripe. Peppers you pick when they are green and eat them when they are green they won't continue to fully ripen, but the plant will produce more peppers and you let the second round of peppers fully ripen on the plant. This concept applies to most things that you can eat at any stage and crops that don't have to ripen on the plant like watermelons, winter squash, melons, etc.

[@lindaz231]

@@jamesprigioni thank you. You said something about joining. I did not see a join button. Would love to be apart of your garden adventures lol oh and Tucks of course

[@pennysimpson4707]

You have the most beautiful garden of all the KZbinrs

[@408Dolly]

Tuck looks like he’s doing much better. 😘😻

[@sylvialyles919]

WOW 👌 👏, Who could blame him for wanting everything out there? I can't blame him, I'd be the same way! Seems like an acre of gardening ❤

[@reinventingmeeveryday]

I just harvested my first cucumber thanks to you and Thuck's tips 🥒❤️🥒❤️😁

[@dtpugliese318]

This guy puts the Garden in Garden State. Are you in southern NJ? I started some of my crops as early as I could and I don’t have any beans or peas yet. Just radishes, lettuce and some herbs so far. I’m in southern New England btw zone 6a

[@DirtRichGarden]

Love your content!

[@myrtleshawnsabido5627]

Thanks James, I'm from Philippines. This is very helpful cuz I always have to replant a lot like my cucumbers, squash and peas and beans. I'm still studying in college so sometimes I forget to harvest frequently😅 The sunny and hot weather makes the fruits ripen faster.

[@robinnetto6794]

I only have a balcony and had a great harvest of tomatoes last year. Trouble getting bees up to my balcony . I ask neighbor across the street so we cut down the 4 ft high weeds and I was given. A small space. I never have been so confronted with insects pests squirrels , grasshopper, snails wasps that killed the bees. I denied my garden for 10 days so no water while roofers crushed my garden. I have been so discouraged YET I have learned so much. I love each plant as a gift from God and honor its desire to grow. What a wonderful learning opportunity.

[@jean-paulpeters3365]

hey James and boss tuck, you just keep me learning new garden ideas thank you

[@jamesprigioni]

Your welcome! Thanks for watching and commenting

[@donnacaputo3078]

Lots of knowledgeable tidbits, things I didn’t know but will help me be more productive in my garden. Thanks so much for sharing.

[@jenpalazzo5728]

You are so lucky to be able to grow cherries in your climate zone. I am in South Florida so it's too tropical here 😔

[@tammybyrd1054]

Wow! The garden looks great! Tuck lol had to laugh, he's all over the place this time! lol He's happy it's Spring and Summer's coming up and he gets all the good eats! :) Thanks for sharing!

[@edithpovadora76]

OMG,that's probably the most healthiest dog I've ever seen.He can eat almost al kinds of veggies.❤

[@Mimeh53]

😍TUCK! That sweet little pup will never starve for lack of nutrients, that's for sure! 😂🤣 I have never in my life seen a carrot-loving canine. 🐾🐾🐾

[@greenvillebeth]

I have never seen you have to supervise Tuck like this!!! LOL-this dog knows where the food is!!!

[@FloridaGirl-]

Your yard is nice size. Looks great!

[@colleenmarie6265]

I can watch Tuck for hours! Much health to you both!

[@dharmaslife]

I could watch these all day❤

[@matteopascazio1927]

I have never seen anyone with more passion for gardening than this guy. He even makes a lazy guy like me want to start growing fruit.

[@Steve1026.]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ for Tuck!

[@mirandahein5344]

The fullness of your food forest is always amazing! I’d love to know what you do with the food that you can’t eat! Lol. And it would be fun to see what the beds look like as they’re growing in, before they’re full.

[@bethsands7665]

Awesome square-' gardening. Your garlic looks great !

[@tee9313]

You have so much food growing, it can't be all for you. Do you share this with others? Love your channel!

[@hillaryburdick9313]

Thanks for another great and helpful video!! ❤️❤️❤️s for the little boss. 😊

[@jamesprigioni]

Thanks Hillary! Tuck says hi ❤️

[@MispelledOnPurpose]

Thank you! I followed this advice from you for cucumbers last year and got more than I ever have before. I'm still a novice and I really need tips like this.

[@monicamorioneswillbrandt2429]

What was it?😊

[@MispelledOnPurpose]

@@monicamorioneswillbrandt2429 don't leave them on the vine for long, only until they reach average size. If you miss one and it yellows then the vine might start to cut production.

[@sallyhorner58]

I love your videos and have learned so much! I am in Ocean County, NJ also. I just planted 3 apple trees. We built the tomato trellises that you showed and they are working good!!

[@jackiek4159]

Your videos are my GO TO when it comes to gardening! Love you and Tucker! 💕✨🍅

[@sonnyamoran7383]

Your garden is so luscious. Your cool weather helps. It's beautiful.

[@karenfisk6417]

Tuck is a star 😆 ❤😊

[@noplacelikehome9116]

Love, love, love your channel! You have inspired me to enlarge my garden this year. We brought in 18 cubic yards of soil pep bark mulch last fall to improve our poor soil. It made a huge difference!

[@bernieturley977]

Growing in Ireland, in the smallest space, watch ur reaction when Ur in Ur garden, omy, i behaviour like u, with excitement, and joy watching nature do it's best, with a little help from myself and my bailey, boxer,

[@StellaRaeVon]

You need to have a spinoff show called Tuck's Garden Delights and the whole show can be focused on him only, frolicking thru the forest and sampling all the foods! 😂🤣

[@susanpharr6809]

Wow - so helpful! I grew up with acres of garden crops to grow and harvest! Now here in zone 7a / 7b I am growing in part sun / part shade and it is such a dance to get things growing and producing. Any support for that kind of environment would be most welcomed. I so appreciate your beautiful presentation and hard work - and wonderful enthusiasm for gardening! Happy gardening!

[@MI-vn4tp]

I’m planning to grow a garden in my back yard. I’m gonna make it about 60x60. I will be using heirloom seeds because the veggies and fruits from the market are filled with chemicals. I hope I can remember how we used to plant on my grandfather’s farm about 65 years ago. My son in law plants in any kind of container on his balcony. They veggies and fruits grow so big and are so fresh. 😂🎉

[@millieatcentralcagarden9764]

Wonderful tip! I had no idea after all these years. I'm going to start harvesting earlier now for more cucumbers.