JUNE 2024 GARDEN TOUR & HARVEST

[@abigailwurtz9106]

Thank you for the tour. I love how realistic you are. Beautiful harvest, even if the onions are smaller than you expected. You can get little net bags with pull strings to put over your grapes. They're fast to put on, and they're reusable.

[@amycignetti2936]

To prevent blossom end rot - there needs to be enough calcium in the soil and also enough moisture for the plants to be able to uptake it. I’ve found paste tomatoes to be more susceptible as well. Your grapes look awesome I hope you get a great have this year!

[@mariestar1823]

Great harvest!

[@emilygardner]

I am growing suyo long cucumbers because of you! We had some with dinner tonight. Love, love, love them!

[@Gabiviolino]

Google for Jadam liquid foliar calcium recipe. Its just some roasted egg shells mixed up with vinegar and then dilluted with water. Very helpful!

[@Seasoncromwell]

Gah! Such a good idea. I have the book but forgot to look for this. Ty!

[@sergeb957]

Beautiful garden

[@eastcoastbudgetlife]

New to your channel and I absolutely love it! Thank you for sharing your garden!

[@Gardeningforhealthandwellbeing]

Wash some egg shells dehydrate and blitz them up to a powder add around the tomatoes may help with the rot, as they could need calcium. Nice harvests, soon going to be busy preserving.

[@ErnieHatmaker]

Wow! Your grapes look awesome. Ours aren't doing so well in this heat for some reason.

[@jenniferdavis8088]

Your tomatoes need calcium that's why they have blossom end rot , you can crush up some tums and put around the roots in the soil

[@anniewildmush1284]

u need to try dry powder milk.. for your tomatoes... 80% of the time it works for me.... its not always water issue. ❤ remove these tomatoes and please let me know

[@ronniebrace2917]

Beautiful garden, thanks for sharing.

[@PuthyvanGarden]

Great video

[@elsmooth12]

Garden looks great! I'm in NC, new zone 8a. We had a nice and damp spring, but this early summer's been stupid hot and dry, and finally two nights ago we got some rain, and it was a doozy. For paste tomatoes, I grow exclusively a determinate variety of San Marzano, and irrespective of rain amounts (I dry farm as much as possible), I've never had BER (I've had some on beefsteak varieties in the past). I get some sun scald on these blistering days, but the variety's been a super winner for me three years running, and I save seeds each year to make sure I can go the following year. Good luck for the season, and hopefully you get some rain soon!

[@sherry2836]

You have some nice harvests. Even your onions look like a nice size to me. I normally remove any BER tomatoes from the vines. They are taking away nutrients from good fruit that is forming. I also remove any double blossom flowers as they will produce cat-faced tomatoes, another waste of nutrients as the toms end up malformed and taking away energy from new forming fruit. The little goaties have grown so much!

[@09echols]

This heat is doing a number on many of our gardens.

[@Seasoncromwell]

I started to get Bloss end rot too but it's stopped because I have applied rot stop on the plants w my one gallon sprayer.

[@taniac.7321]

How do you know when to pick the edamame? I want to grow them, but I'm not sure about the variety or how they grow.

[@JM.5387]

When the seeds in the pod are fully formed, pull out the whole plant and strip the pods.