June's Garden Harvest & Growing Tips for Summer Crops: Each Crop Harvest is Timestamped

Timestamps. This is a typical June harvest of all kinds of vegetables. I also go over planting, growing and care tips for the crops I harvested.
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0:00 The Full Harvest
0:28 Bush Beans & Tips
1:54 Purple Top Turnips & Tips
3:38 Direct Seeding Turnips
5:28 Kohlrabi & Tips
7:58 Beets & Tips
9:31 Sweet Peppers
10:25 Shishido Peppers
11:24 Zucchini & Tips
14:14 Kale & Chard
15:07 Basil
15:29 Blueberries & Tips
16:15 Blackberries & Tips
16:59 Potato Hunt & Tips
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Thanks so much for your support! Cheers & Thanks, Gary! Visit My Seed and Garden Shop The Rusted Garden Vegetable Seeds & Home Garden Supplies: www.therustedgarden.com Earn 15% and become a TRG Affiliate for our seed & garden shop Sign Up Here: bit.ly/4aarkDD Popular Items from My Seed and Garden Shop... The Rusted Garden T-Shirts: bit.ly/4cSTuVA Seed Starting, Growing, and Pest Management Neem Oil: bit.ly/43IJl9C Peppermint Oil: bit.ly/43IJl9C Rosemary Oil: bit.ly/43IJl9C 100 Gallon Fabric Pots (approximately 100 Gallons): bit.ly/3PMoZ9S #20 Gallon Fabric Pots (21.32 Gallons): bit.ly/43Hz9OA #10 Gallon Fabric Pots (10.44 Gallons): bit.ly/3J5lEyK #5 Gallon Fabric Pots (4.3 Gallons): bit.ly/3J5lEyK 1 Quart Seed Starting Fabric Pots: bit.ly/43HQE1c Seed Starting Standard Plastic Flats: bit.ly/4cF326m Seed Starting Cells/Containers:bit.ly/3PMaCT1 2 1/2" Square Seed Starting Containers: bit.ly/43GOQWv 3" x 4" Round Seed Starting Containers: bit.ly/3TYckD7 Seed Starting Flats with Drainage Holes: Coming Soon 'No Potting Up' Large 6 Cells for Seed Starting: bit.ly/3xiLBIK Seed Collections and Packs The Rusted Garden 'Scan and Grow' Collection Scan the QR Code for Planting Instructions: bit.ly/43HYBDQ 10 Cool Weather Garden Crops for Spring & Fall: bit.ly/3xw3Ji5 10 Leafy 'Greens' Varieties for an Easy Greens Garden: bit.ly/4akuHIl The Rusted Garden Heirloom Tomato Seed Selections: bit.ly/49towQK The Rusted Garden Pepper Seed Selections: bit.ly/3U1G1TM My Amazon Garden Store Front As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. Just use my... The Rusted Garden Amazon Influencer's Storefront link at www.amazon.com/shop/garypilarchiktherustedgarden anytime you shop. I put the products I use and discuss, in videos, there and have gardening products set up by categories. Such as Grow Lights, Fertilizers, Pest Control, and More. My 2nd KZbin Channel Geared Towards Brand New Gardeners My First Vegetable Garden: bit.ly/3POOjMq My Podcasts The Rusted Garden Homestead... All About Growing, Cooking and Sharing Food: bit.ly/443SSGL My Blogs The Rusted Garden Journal: bit.ly/3vznpBl Join this channel to get access to Perk Memberships which focus on providing small live garden mentoring Q & A sessions, classes, and member influenced videos: kzbin.info/door/ptL6_qMImyW_yZwiMjQdpgjo My Books: The Modern Homestead Garden: Growing Self-Sufficiency in Any Size Backyard Available Now amzn.to/40rfkIb Growing An Edible Landscape: How to Transform Your Outdoor Space Into a Food Garden Available November 2023 amzn.to/41tfno2 Products I Use and Recommend and I have an affiliation with them: GreenStalk Vertical Gardening Towers Use the Discount Code THERUSTEDGARDEN on GreenStalk 'Vertical Tier Systems'. Use this link and enter my code for the discount greenstalkgarden.com/?rstr=therustedgarden AgroThrive Organic Bio-Fertilizers Use my affiliate link and my code TRG10 to save 10% on your first order: agrothrive.com/?ref=M5o6fjdAruq_S Vegega Metal Raised Beds Check out all the metal bed design & colors (dozens) at Vegega. Here is my affiliate link use my code TRG to save 10%: www.vegega.com/?ref=le64f3gm30 There is often free shipping and my code does NOT stack when current sales are active and equal to or above 10% off. Follow The Rusted Garden on Instagram: bit.ly/4aiMQ9l Follow The Rusted Garden on Meta/Facebook: bit.ly/49tP2cF Follow The Rusted Garden on Threads: bit.ly/49tPesp Follow The Rusted Garden on TikTok: bit.ly/4cFGQZR Join me in my Private Meta/FB Group: The Rusted Garden Homestead: bit.ly/3xlvSbH Contact Me at [e-mail] for questions or if you are interested in collaborations, affiliations or advertising. #gardening #gardeningtips #garden #gardentips @THERUSTEDGARDEN

[@knoxrunner]

Just a quick thank you for all of your teaching videos. I have applied your principles in my first real attempt at gardening. My garden has produced more vegetables than I ever imagined. I feel that you've given me the knowledge to have success from now on. Thanks, and God bless you!!

[@ekoehn9843]

Very informative and inspiring! Thank you for sharing your extensive knowledge and experience! Have been gardening for more than 40 years but I always learn something new when I watch your videos! I had to laugh when you said your green beans were supposed to be pole and not bush. Just the opposite happened to me this year; “bush” beans turned out to be pole beans so I had to quickly put up some bamboo support poles. Blessed to live in Kentucky where a small variety of bamboo grows wild and I can just go out and cut some “cane poles.” Also used for fishing😊

[@lauramccament1381]

Beautiful, beautiful harvest!!! Thanks for all the tips through out the garden.

[@victorwadsworth821]

About to go to the Cowtown Farmer's Market Festival with my best friend's youngest's son.

[@jaytoney3007]

Yesterday I overflowed my harvest basket with red noodle beans, cucumbers, peppers and tomatoes. Tomorrow is another harvest day. I have lemon squash to check on, cucumbers that are ready, maybe a few peppers, and a lot of tomatoes. Grand Marshall tomatoes are growing on me. They have decent size fruit, about 3/4 pound, nice color, and quantity. They have also been my most pest resistent variety. Yesterday we had the first rain shower of the month, and cooler temperatures with it. We had a full week with temperatures of 102F or hotter in the shade. After 10:00 AM I can't get anything done in the heat. To finish up the hen house, I have to block off the nesting boxes with cardboard, and add pine shavings for bedding. Then it will be ready for the chickens. They are almost ready to go outside. The body feathers are starting to come in, and they no longer need the heat mat to warm them. It has been off for four days wiothout any problems. I've started giving them sand, chicken grit, cut grass, clover, and herbs. Bella regularly flies to the top of the waterer, and the brooder box. The first time I have to chase her down, they go outside. That will be any day, maybe even tomorrow. She is getting braver, and teaching the other chicks. The frame is set up for the chicken run, and needs to be covered. The coop I have has its own run, so they will be confined to it until they are six weeks old. It has plenty of room for them with their size. Just a few more days, and it is potato planting time. In two weeks, I will be starting seed starts for cabbage, and sowing tunip and carrot seeds Cauliflower and Brocolli are about six weeks away.

[@Hutzjohn]

Here's a bit of understanding you can pass along. I have grown my tomatoes in container/pots, for years, (started in PA where the summer temps are not this high) they measure 15 inches in diameter and about 15 inches tall. I started them very early this year and they were absolutely beautiful dark green plants and they grew extremely well. They grew tons of blossoms and now they're all dying. Almost all the tomatoes have Blossom End Rot. NONE of my other plant fruits, that get blossom end rot, has BER. My pepper, cucumber, squash plants are all doing exceptionally well. After some reading online I have come to the conclusion my pot size is why my tomatoes are dying and the tomatoes have BER. The pots are just too small and they've become (root bound) ---- they can't get enough nutrients and water in this high heat. According to much I've read tomatoes have HUGE HUGE root systems and to do well they NEED to be in the ground or a very large pot that's at least 24 inches in diameter because the roots can spread 2 feet to each side of the plant. Tomatoes can be grown in smaller pots (if the temps aren't too hot) but the harvest and plant is small. My biggest problem, this year and last, is the high temperatures. From what I understand tomatoes like moist soil but not soaked soil and watering in the high temps is a very hard/tricky task as they need frequent waterings at reduced amounts as to not be drowning them and NOT letting them dry out. Next year I'm growing tomatoes in those (30 gallon) 24 inch fabric pots and if my conclusions are wrong I'll pass it along. BUT I don't think so --- this is the only thing that makes any sense -- my tomato varieties are Abe Lincoln, Brandy Boy, Roma, Better Boy, Sweet 100, and Box Car Willie ---- They ALL have the same problems. P.S. I believe the same is true for watermelon plants also.

[@T-Mo_]

14:43 Swiss Chard. This is a simple pasta fagiole recipe I love that my mom has been making for 25 years. 1 Tbsp olive oil 1 onion chopped 2 garlic cloves minced or 3 tsp jarred minced 7 cups broth, chicken or vegetable 2 cans(14oz) cannellini beans 1c ditalini pasta 1 lb Swiss Chard 32 oz crushed or diced tomatoes Parmesan cheese Salt

[@T-Mo_]

It's a great recipe for later in the season if you have loads of tomatoes and Swiss Chard available like I do.

[@gailntag]

Love watching the harvesting.

[@Craftytherapybyl]

Very helpful liked learning what to grow now after you harvest

[@lauracampbell7644]

Thanks for sharing. I always learn something new with all your videos.

[@krisp5204]

Beautiful harvest and informative video, thank you!

[@mamabearthrives7815]

4:05 some day will you please show how you pickle them 👏🥰🤓 thank you again, lots of good info!💓

[@MariThomas01]

large patty pans are amazing when stuffed.

[@DebRoo11]

I love harvest videos 😊 thqnk you for your content

[@beckymartinez9926]

I wish my kale looked like yours. It’s basically a trap crop in my garden. 🐛 🐞

[@ashleelund2901]

Kohlrabi also tastes great in Mashed potatoes

[@ceecee-thetransplantedgardener]

Gorgeous harvest!!

[@soblessed1962]

Beautiful harvest

[@grantsilzer4460]

nice harvast up here in saskatchewan canada the not much ready to harvast as we dont plant much before may long do to frost.

[@UrbanChickenMomma]

Try making zucchini/squash pie. It’s delicious and perfect for using up all your extra harvest. I even froze a few last year and ate them months later.

[@THERUSTEDGARDEN]

I'll do it. Thanks.

[@jenniferdrees7922]

Hey, just a question, I have some potatoes that have grown eyes, so would we have enough time to plant these in another wave to harvest in fall? Zone 7A south Jersey.

[@MariThomas01]

Vine borers took out 3 of mine already, i just pulled them and am planting more. So many squash bug eggs too.. I was sooo irritated. I guess im planting more .

[@QueenMay777]

I always enjoy your videos and I just received your book in mail couple days ago. I want to ask you I live in Maryland and I have Beatles on my cherries trees. What I can do to move them? Thank you

[@gardengrower7633]

How is all your soil so loose such as the potato area? It seems insanely expensive to fill all these beds with premium mixes.

[@raymondjbarron]

I'm just trying to figure out why my tomato plants keep going from beautiful soft lush green leaves and flowers pollinating to the new top leaves looking like they're over/under watered...?

[@raymondjbarron]

And despite preventive spraying for pests and no signs of insects, something keeps chewing elongated, narrow holes in the leaves.

[@THERUSTEDGARDEN]

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[@raymondjbarron]

​@THERUSTEDGARDEN The wilting on the tops seems to have started after a low dose of liquid fertilizer (green box) followed by some heavy rains (NW CT). Being in planters (5gal buckes), I was able to loosen the soil a little bit and moved them from full sun to an area with only about 4 hours of direct morning sun. It seems to have helped a bit more that the wilting has started to lift. As far as the long slits in some of the foliage it appears to be more of a crack rather than insects eating them. I can actually see a seam when lightly pushing them together.

[@MarkDixon-dg9iy]

Heard dusting fire wood ash to your plants will help prevent pests. Is that accurate

[@karendefeo8740]

Why variety of Kale did you harvest?

[@tbone9194]

🥔🫑❤