JIM KOVALESKI IS BACK IN FL! 2020 Fall Gardens and Winter Preparations

[@PeteKanarisGreenDreamsFL]

THANKS FOR WATCHING! "Jim Kovaleski has returned to FL from spending the summer in Maine! Jim has stayed busy farming while he was away, but Winter is approaching near and it was time to be in the Florida sunshine. We caught up with Jim and he explains his plan for Fall and Winter. We are thrilled to have our good friend back in the Sunshine State! " ALSO, we filmed a Course with Jim Kovaleski a few years back. It's called "The Grass-Fed Market Garden" ; this course is packed with valuable information + content and is affordable! Learn from the Farming Master! "Grass-Fed Market Garden" Course - www.thegrassfedmarketgarden.com Check out our video on The Grass-Fed Market Garden here- www.youtube.com/watch?v=SFaW8... ____________________________________________________________ Check Out Our Online Nursery! We can ship plants anywhere in the US! Click on the link below to order: Online Store- bit.ly/2wzHQiT SUPPORT OUR WORK BY SHOPPING THROUGH OUR AMAZON AFFILIATE LINKS 🔻🔻 Original Hori-Hori Weeding & Digging Knife by Nisaku NJP650, 7.25" Blade, Wood Handle - amzn.to/2WqdUyy Our Personal Favorite: A.M. Leonard Deluxe Soil Knife & Leather Sheath Combo - Hori Hori w/ 6-Inch Stainless Steel Blade - amzn.to/2KRiJvH ____________________________________________________________ Playlist Links: Our MOST POPULAR Videos - bit.ly/2LOVp4X Our Client Projects - bit.ly/2NWYMU2 Best of Growing Fruit (Tropical/Subtropical) - bit.ly/2EeCytW ____________________________________________________________ To learn more about us, as well as our products & services: www.greendreamsFL.com Follow us on Social media facebook.com/GreenDreamsF... instagram.com/greendreamstv/

[@HankMcGurk]

The man can grow. Even great hair. It's an inspiration. If my black hair every grows white, I hope it is as beautifully aged. A man among men.

[@daveschreiner413]

I could listen to Jim for hours. What a wealth for knowledge. Thanks Pete!

[@PeteKanarisGreenDreamsFL]

🙌

[@WalkScripture]

#truth

[@pamelanaylor6283]

Always makes my day when Pete Kanaris does a video with Jim Kovaleski - my two heros! Keep up the good work guys - you're both great inspiration

[@PeteKanarisGreenDreamsFL]

Thanks Pamela ❤️

[@deathlesszero]

"Kick ass plants, put in kick ass soil, you get a kick ass harvest." Makes sense to me, Jim. Good point about pulling the whole Bermuda runner out not just the part that pokes above the soil.

[@enidineamethyst]

Moringa leaves are used for soups and stews and helps with breastfeeding moms to produce more milk (in the Philippines and Asia), the pods when it's little younger can be cooked like green beans 😊

[@scottslinger1003]

Jim’s observation of the plant roots clinging to the decomposing wood chips and the moringa story are great investigative reporting. Thanks.

[@PeteKanarisGreenDreamsFL]

He always has those golden nuggets!

[@garthrockcastle8488]

Jim is a gem! He reminds me of my brother Steve (Green Heron Growers) in Upstate NY.

[@cpnotill9264]

He's back and oh so inspiring Pete! As soon as his feet hit the ground he's off and running. Thank you so much Jim & Pete.🌱💚😁

[@XxTru3xxB3astxX]

Been waitin months for this guy to be back! Always learning so much from him.

[@PeteKanarisGreenDreamsFL]

I’ve already filmed more! Stay tuned

[@claracorimao1024]

From the Philippines, Moringa is a vegetable with papaya and chicken is a delicious food here. seasoned with ginger, garlic and pepper the banana breed. We call it here TINOLA.

[@joshuabrown8768]

Jim is always giving love and throwing shout outs to his pals. I love it! Thank you Pete for spreading the wealth of knowledge.

[@imn9ne560]

i always love hearing mr jim thank you for all your inspiration. and keep up and god bless pete

[@roberthayes2027]

Very nice to see you guys. Jim must know if you slide that rebar up inside regular garden hose - it just looks like hose. You can paint it, but it won't cut into any sheet plastic you might want supported there. I wish for an earth sheltered NJ pit greenhouse that would do moringa every day. Nice to see it on display there gentlemen. Don't forget to enjoy your week.

[@bte_permaculture]

Namaste from India!! You both are living legends ❤️ Thank you brother Pete, thank you Sensei🙏

[@galamonkey]

Just saw his new plants in the soil last week when I happened to drive by.

[@Camille_Boomer77000]

I'm loving the sweet potatoes ground cover. It looks so much better than grass!

[@ayina111]

Our beloved Jim!! I learn so much from him just watching your video. Thank you

[@Florestinhadamontanha]

How nice to be able to see Jim again. I was missing the videos with him.

[@kennethlatimer4607]

Finally someone getting er done in Florida. And understands this is different from the north. I grow my tomatoes in the middle of winter. Who knew. Thanks, great video.

[@sirmi9868]

By far my favorite videos you make include Jim,this man is so knowlageble is amazing

[@Walt1119]

Instead of rebar for your frames, use 1/2" EMT, cheap and strong, and easy to work with! 2 bends on the top piece, then 2 joints to attach to legs, done! Check it out! Used EMT for years. Great garden, liked the video...

[@stevetodd306]

My friend taught me to use 1/2 emt. We drive 3’ lengths of 1/2 rebar in the ground and slide the emt over it.

[@robincorcoran343]

Yeah! Another Jim video from Pete. Was waiting for it😄

[@shawbaws]

Jim is fantastic, you can tell he does not really like being infront of the camera but still he does it for the love of "pounding dirt" :-)

[@giomammina8965]

Yesss!We love Jim!!And Pete as well! You two are great teachers!

[@briannacrandall6915]

So glad to catch up with Jim! Thanks, Pete!

[@Butter_bread_]

Same day i come back to watch Pete he has Jim on. My 2 favourite dudes 👌🏼

[@missourigirl4101]

Jim-write a book!!! Share that 20 years experience. Love these videos.

[@danutahachlica9318]

Jim Kovaleski pięknie tam masz🌹🌹🌻🌻tak przygotować ziemię❤️❤️

[@LuisAzcona]

I was watching your nursery video last night (Philippine time), and was wondering if there are any new Jim Kovaleski videos. There were none, BUT NOW! ONE HOUR AGO. WOW. Serendipity!

[@PeteKanarisGreenDreamsFL]

I’ve already filmed two more!

[@LuisAzcona]

@@PeteKanarisGreenDreamsFL nice!!! I dont mind the nursery videos though. I'm jealous of what you've achieved!

[@Blackdog1811]

Jim is such a wealth on knowledge! Very easy guy to listen to and learn from.

[@saskiaseaglass9504]

Awesome to see you two again. What a wealth of knowledge. First saw Jim making soil blocks and was hooked. Have watched many since then. Keep em coming and stay safe!

[@ajb.822]

Thanks always for the updates with Jim - he's one of my favorite people ever !!! I'm in w/nw WI, so not a lot of your content applies to me much, but I just like u guys so much ! Jim esp. as such an industrious gardener, keeping it simple & in-expensive also, I just love so much ! Thanks !!

[@PeteKanarisGreenDreamsFL]

Thanks guys! A lot of my older contact with Jim comes from his farming in Maine. I bet that would apply better to your zone.

[@PeteKanarisGreenDreamsFL]

Thanks guys! I bet some of my older content with Jim in Maine would apply better to your zone.

[@talkandeattv]

i cherish these jim videos

[@johnmuckleroy]

I'd love to see his compost pile and how he does it.

[@jin8339]

Me too !

[@pokeweed10k15]

Its just wood chips he gets from a city program that collects yard waste

[@michaelstewart1838]

@@pokeweed10k15 Pretty sure He has His Own Also. Just Saying

[@MultiShaed]

Love Jim! So brilliant!

[@moneymikegotuvideos312]

Always love some Jim inspiration. Legend

[@Kauffsalot]

Great video thank you! Jim is always crushing and sharing them nuggets!

[@brianpendez5340]

I like Jim and his garden, very cool stuff.

[@milkweeddreams8828]

I've learned to watch your vids in the morning cuz my yearning to pound dirt takes off first thing at sun up...can't chat, gotta go work, Jim's enthusiasm is infectious, keepum coming...!

[@PeteKanarisGreenDreamsFL]

Hahah love it! That was great 👊

[@tkaart2242]

Jim is such a wealth of knowledge and still trying new things. Love it! Thank you, Pete!

[@PeteKanarisGreenDreamsFL]

Glad to share!!

[@grilledxcheeze]

Just commenting as I'm watching, the best method for trellising tomatoes I have ever used is just 8' T posts hammered into the ground with a PVC T on the top of each one. Run EMT conduit across the tops and use conduit connectors to attach each piece. Run your bailer twine from the conduit down to your plant and stake. Buy it one time and no messy string or rusty metal. This setup, along with the lean and lower technique, I grew 12' tall field tomatoes last year. I just moved to Brandon and would love to learn more from you guys!

[@udayshukla2270]

It's so good to watch Jim and the way he works. Inspiring in many ways.. lot of information... Wish to see many more videos

[@cobrajet8866]

you guys just stole my heart with that 1966 F350.

[@marknewman636]

Glad to see some new videos of Jim again what he does is amazing making a living with space that is usually not used for anything or wasted.

[@HowToGardenChannel]

Good to see Jim back down

[@jrodtfr9004]

Yes more Jim. Inspiring guy for sure.

[@dandan8333]

Good to see you back in Florida ... you can use the Marengo seeds, peel the Pod eat the inside seed meat to assist lowering blood sugar; per a sheep farmer using one of my fields. Those red hibiscus flowers; during wintertime in Nanning Guangxi Cn we buy 50 kg to make a tea brew for our family cold/flu usage.

[@phatmeemaw6322]

Nice to see some normal in this crazy year!

[@PeteKanarisGreenDreamsFL]

Heard that!

[@Sheenasalesthriftytreasures]

Excellent information looks like growing our own will be the new normal really enjoyed rewatching I save seeds as well stay blessed thank you Jim

[@Masqueepo]

Super inspiration! People around my area in WV think I'm crazy, but there are ways to grow if you do space saving ideas like that rebar! Grow from the Ground up!

[@cdtjfh]

Moringa, great for drying the leaves and making tea. I am 72 and drink a glass of moringa iced tea with honey for joint inflammation. Works great and tastes refreshing. I live in Costa Rica where it grows fast.

[@baiqsarahsabriana7726]

Finally Jim. Been waiting for so long he’s to come up

[@Ashennette]

Thank you we love you Jim

[@jcking6785]

Cannot wait to see what he and his brother do with flowers!🌷🌸🌿

[@AmeliaRate]

I love his philosophy and he is SO encouraging!

[@helenmcgill5563]

We love videos about Jim, thanks Pete 😀

[@charliehobson33]

Pete, yr buying fruit! The persimmon lady sounds interesting. Love the Jim videos, great info on keeping the compost woody, a friend also felt there was benefits for that.

[@stephenstapler9996]

Excellent so glad to see more videos with Jim!!!!

[@shellywilks883]

Pete and Jim great👍👍

[@jayjohnson3724]

Cattle panels are great for trellising. I have made portable fences with 2" pipes cast into 18 inches of concrete 2ft around. Will hold the cattle panels up. Also use a lot of bamboo, which we grow in upstate NY.

[@timkraus5932]

Always super inspiring to see Jim. Thanks you two :)

[@jenniferhaas5200]

Yes, yes, yes! What a surprise! Thanks Pete! Good seeing you Jim! 💚 Much appreciated!

[@ccj3355]

luv hearing him talk. i'm fascinated. Thank you.

[@PeteKanarisGreenDreamsFL]

Glad you enjoyed it!!

[@nickadamopoulos6472]

Thanks Pete great to see Jim

[@phil4110]

You should be on the news regularly cause of your love of life!

[@jwarner1371]

Missed this legend

[@conradhomestead4518]

Did someone say Jim Kovaleski?!? I love to see what he’s up to . He’s always so ready to share his knowledge with enthusiasm! Cool to see the seed saving by necessity. We still need some of those soil block makers. I get reminded every time Jim comes on again. Those sweet potatoes are off the hook! Thanks for putting out another nice video , Pete! Can’t wait till spring. I’m pumped!

[@hillarycosenza6586]

I use a ladbrooke soil blocker. They have a couple sizes. I have a smaller property so I use the 4 cell because I do not plant as many edibles as jim. If you plant alot more, get the micro.

[@conradhomestead4518]

@@hillarycosenza6586 thanks for the information. Much appreciated😁

[@PeteKanarisGreenDreamsFL]

I’ve already film two more videos with Jim! Lots of info coming next year 👊

[@naturalliving2011]

Very informative keep Jim segments coming

[@lydiarowe491]

So strange to see bare earth on your property.. Good to learn about the soil stock..years of experience gives you the knowledge..thanks for this one. 🌱

[@leonardjohnstone9904]

Great video, can't wait for 30 days to be up to see the next Jim video and also see what he has achieved in that period of time. see ya soon

[@Rebecca.Robbins]

I’m so happy to see Pete again!!!! Love the update! Thanks so much!

[@robincorcoran343]

Yeah ! Show up at Market! Tasty Tuesday’s next video🥬🥕🍅🥦

[@chayh.6249]

I LOVE these “Jim” videos!!! I really enjoy seeing what can be done in a residential yard here in Florida. Really inspires me! Am currently putting raised beds in my entire backyard this month for spring planting. Would love to be able to take Jim’s Course as I am certain it would be very helpful!! Finances just don’t allow for now...but it is something to look forward to!! Sending Blessings and Holiday Best Wishes to you and yours!!

[@RomeliaGomez-Calmell7934]

What do you grow here in Florida?

[@chayh.6249]

@@RomeliaGomez-Calmell7934 for Zone 9 a/b spring: tomatoes, cucumbers, eggplant, beans, squashes, zucchini, cantaloupe, watermelon, tomatillos, peppers, peas, strawberries, grapes, bananas, papaya and herbs. 👍🏻MANY types of tomatoes and peppers! 👍🏻. I will have blueberry bushes by next spring.

[@RomeliaGomez-Calmell7934]

@@chayh.6249 Nice!

[@chayh.6249]

@@RomeliaGomez-Calmell7934 Thanks! Lots of work. But lots of fun watching things grow from a tiny little seed. Everything I grow I start myself. If it doesn’t make it through germination, I figure I t’s not meant to grow in my garden. 🤗😁🙃

[@RomeliaGomez-Calmell7934]

@@chayh.6249 🙂

[@hillarycosenza6586]

Hi Mr. Jim! Great video Pete. I always love seeing fellow urban gardeners. It is inspiring to see what can be accomplished with an average size lot. I didn't make it to tt market in time to get the Maine garlic this year, I will be eagerly awaiting those 3,000 heads of nomadic garlic in 2021 Mr. Jim! :) support your local farmers y'all

[@cetriyasArtnComicsChannel]

Gardening have been around about Discovery for me. I noticed my free mulch that I got from Chip drop started turning to dirt and getting more smaller and smaller am so many organisms and worms were in it. I was happy I didn't know it was that simple oh, now I've only the weather would cooperate

[@TheTombOfHorrors]

I look forward to the Jim Kovaleski videos each year. I am more of a perennial fruit tree guy like you Pete but I love watching what Jim does with the annual crops that he takes to the market gardens. If I lived near him I would be buying his stuff without a doubt.

[@PeteKanarisGreenDreamsFL]

I buy Jim’s vegetables too! :-)

[@sharongiles6326]

Love these videos with Jim

[@autumnmeadows4079]

Welcome

[@im_denial]

The legend is back!

[@PeteKanarisGreenDreamsFL]

👊

[@cathlynpollom2545]

Wow glad you asked him for information about the morenga tree. I just don’t hear about them up here. There is a market for it if you inform people about what it can do for the body. I would like to know more about it myself. So thanks and keep the dialogue going.

[@jin8339]

Pete can you pls do another video on Jim on how he does his compost pile. I cannot believe that he never turns it or add water. That's amazing ! ❤️❤️ Please .....Thank You. Jim, you Rock ! 😜

[@bryangalen6340]

The class is awesome and easily worth the price. Thanks for sharing the important earth magic knowledge!

[@PeteKanarisGreenDreamsFL]

Much love Bryan! I really appreciate the feedback and support 👊

[@buyerofsorts]

Jim is getting right up there with my favorite gardener Paul Gautschi! :)

[@PegsGarden]

Hi Pete, I am really enjoying watching the first day of the free previews of Jim’s classes, he has so much knowledge and really it’s just simple and really easy to incorporate into your own garden, looking forward to watching the rest of the videos, great video .🌱🌱🌱

[@PeteKanarisGreenDreamsFL]

Thanks so much for the feedback Peg! 🙌

[@wholebodybright]

Love your videos with Jim! So so informative & inspirational Thank you! You guys are awesome!!

[@PeteKanarisGreenDreamsFL]

Thanks 😊

[@acelticmiscellany]

Been enjoying a lot of your stuff Pete, thanks for your chill mate, sweet as

[@PeteKanarisGreenDreamsFL]

Thanks 🙏

[@rebeccajohnson4232]

Yay! Jim!!

[@audreybarnes6527]

This is a great interview with Jim.

[@PeteKanarisGreenDreamsFL]

Glad you enjoyed!

[@audreybarnes6527]

The warmth of his character, the excitement he feels and the gifts he has to offer all came shining through. He's a star ⭐

[@hart796]

Great video as always with Jim! Excellent work!

[@janesanford2701]

Clever man.

[@elizabethlemoine2835]

You can totally eat the moringa fresh ! Also not just dried. Good in tea/cooked meals/salads/off the tree

[@trudymautz4388]

What about using cattle panels for the sugar snap peas and cucumbers? That's what I use.

[@elbajoloco]

Seriously good stuff!!!!! Cheers guys ~

[@giojared]

Love the Jim updates! Great video.

[@GutenGardening]

Love Jim! Where did 30 mins go?

[@cpnotill9264]

Been waiting for this Pete!!!! 😁🌱💚

[@ChefDwight]

Jim is back

[@SAYBORG27]

Nice 👍🏼 to see you guys again!!!

[@chantallachance4905]

We can sow all harvest crop on cold soil and put compost on they do that in Switzerland

[@grilledxcheeze]

I spent a lot of time learning and working with irrigation for our market garden this past year. If Jim is still mulling around on options for his potential system I would be happy to provide some insight. Feel free to reach out any time. Big thanks to you for all the great content!