WHAT JUST HAPPENED?! Complete Garden Tour

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[@stephm281]

Soooo enjoying our cooler morning in the SE. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻😊😊

[@LULC0759]

It’s magical when Autumn arrives. You can smell it as well as feeling the shift.🌻

[@juliegolub2602]

Give yourself some credit. You are learning alot about different plants and how well they grow. Don't give up. You are going to be a fantastic gardner.❤️

[@gaildavis710]

Everything looks good!!! You sure have been so so busy!!! ONE DAY AT A TIME!!!!!!!!! Be safe and take care!!

[@DeepSouthBama56]

Hey Kaye, what you first thought was Fennel and now believe is Dill, is actually Dog Fennel. Dog Fennel is a common weed here in the South, it has a sour musty smell. Do not consume it, it is poisonous.

[@Latebloomershow]

Omg!!!!! 😱 I was going to put it in my pickles! Thank you!!

[@sherreenations2964]

I enjoyed the video, so happy you are doing them more frequent your subscribers love it as much as I do. I belive you were successful. You will be even more pleasantly surprised if we have normal weather this next year. I like the new shirt color, same color I wore to church today with flowers on it though no tomatoes., Im glad you let the snake go, I am more aware of that now. YES! YES! YES! THE WEATHER IS CHANGING! I was actually able to get out and work yesterday, as I prefer to be outside ninety percent of waking hours. Just wondering about those lime trees or bushes? wondering where they will survive in winter, heated garage or inside? Congratulations on surviving your first growing season in Tennessee, no pun intended.

[@Latebloomershow]

They came with me from California and they lived through the winter in the sunroom. Of course they don’t bloom or make fruit in there but they stay alive

[@shellbells339]

In the beginning when you were panning around the front yard.. omgoodness, it was so beautiful. Like something from a painting. The rolling hills... 😍

[@atefbasha1809]

Thank you So much more about the information on Tour garden..Master Jaye and a lot of VIDEO to see you 🇺🇸🇺🇸🌵🌵💚💚🍎🍎🌾👿💏💙💛

[@goodfrequency8171]

Kaye, the whole effort is amazing and has already paid off, despite a bit of mildew and critters, it's great. Okay, you've been through hell, but look at the results you and Justin have produced in the garden in only one season...And look at your HAIR---gorgeous! Don't cut it. It is your antennae. I like being in the kitchen with you too. You are much calmer than I am and a joy- Glad you are getting to know some neighbors. Can't wait to see some fall colors and your front porch and door decor.

[@sharonmcentee8615]

You can find free rocks for orders on marketplace all the time

[@bettyfreckles]

You accomplished A LOT for a first year. Just advice, be careful when you power wash the house. You don't want water flowing under the vinyl. This happens when too much pressure is used. Thank you for showing us your lovely property.

[@Latebloomershow]

Oh gosh! Didn’t know. It’s so bad esp. over by side garden, turning green

[@edwinthompson6510]

Autumn is round the corner,,,, Kaye you have done wonders here climate is vastly different to L A 2022/2023 will be your success,,,, you'll know your homestead where to plant what to plant (where n when),,,,,

[@lucyyoung77777]

One step at a time Missy slow down rethink yourself Love Lucy

[@sharonmcentee8615]

Kaye take your leaves into your county Ag extension service. They can diagnose the problem and tell you what it is and what to do.

[@craftystash8667]

This was your "first" year .lots of firsts and lessons..but you never know till you try and you tried.. great job..my red hibiscus grows like a weed here in West Central Florida.. just never knew what to do with it..

[@scotmhead]

Nice to have a Kingsnake around.

[@lornabartlett2744]

Good day it's a rather chilly day in the Maritimes,🇨🇦🕊💞🌻 yes, there is plenty surrounding herbs survived with your gardening experience, it's teaching us how to adapt in a seasonal change and the shifting countdown to 18 days till 🍂Autumn leaves will fall. And I have two sunflowers that survived and I'm going to go take a picture of them today. thank you for your inspiration and your videos. I enjoy them and good to know you are surviving with a great amount of courage and perseverance together adding to your faith, goodness. See you in the next video. Sunflower 🌻🌻

[@scotmhead]

Nice tour, glad you have some relief from the humidity and sweltering weather. Hoping we get some relief too.

[@dereka8041]

Yep, we've hit September, the nights will get cooler, which means the days will be a little cooler. Days are getting shorter too.

[@sharonmcentee8615]

Seriously Kaye you are so pretty! Do not cut your hair unless you want to.

[@lindag4484]

Those are variegated liriope! I just love the purple flowers. Yours are just lovely!

[@Latebloomershow]

Thank you!!

[@paulmastre8202]

There is only so much Kim to go around. Build soil and put trellisses in over the fall and winter. grow grow grow

[@elaineknight156]

Things do get dirtier in the country. Just had mine cleaned. Beautiful gardens though. Just have to take it one step at a time.👩‍🌾

[@lindawoody8501]

You look much more content in today's video. Glad it is cooler and not as sticky for you. I am harvesting little hot peppers and medium Bell Peppers. Had several Cherry Tomatoes. Will soon harvest the few onions I grew (in pots so that is why few). Yippee! I got new seeds in the mail as my orders have arrived. It is fun to plan and hope for next year's gardens. You did very well in your initial TN efforts and next year will be a good one I believe.

[@kbechtel33]

You really did take on a lot for only one season. Great tour.

[@uppanadam74]

Rip up all that grass and turn it into a food forest!! Yes I heard that!! LOL!!

[@Latebloomershow]

Well that would take an army in cost me a fortune but that’s why I have the silage tarp the two tarps can take down a lot of square feet in three months so it’ll go that way

[@edwinthompson6510]

Pressed the comment send button by mistake Kaye this is a P,S message we are both in B ,H now Roxbury Drive garden here is fine tomatoes back in Az tomatoes rubbish ,,, b,e,r now tomato blight whole plants went black n rotten burnt the lot Kaye i shall not be gardening in Arizona again,,,, the ranch will be for tourism only im thinking the weather is better for us here in Southern California B,H we are here to arrange our wedding and our trip to New England and railroad trip ,, Las Vegas for 2 weeks and the Canyon ,,,, exciting for Lucinda an American tour,,, she has applied for American citizenship im pleased about that ,,,, ok Kaye see you next time Ed & Lucy xxxx

[@jonikaye8572]

Loved the tour!

[@dirtywhitehorse]

I tried hibiscus last year ..won't grow them again... it takes too long of a season .I will put some Moringa trees in my greenhouse but won't grow them again. Milorganite is human waste . Have you tried fermented nettle as a bug spray? Every year is different...why do you net your garden? rabbits? I don't like okra.. NO winter squash -no summer sqush either.. squash bugs did them in... nice to see your emerging vision Kaye ..Welcome to my overwhelming world... I get firewood in early spring and get my hay up in August .I hope to get 20 rabbits in the freezer soon and maybe a few chickens and a duck.. That hay will rot by spring. I wait for mine to rot before using it for mulch so they don't sprout grass in my gardens.Chiggars i read are repelled by sulfur

[@sherreenations2964]

your are in the know!

[@Latebloomershow]

Are used boil on the cold crops to keep the cabbage mile from laying eggs on them and it’s still there because I sort of abandoned those two beds

[@dirtywhitehorse]

@@Latebloomershow not sure i follow you on this post .I spray nothing on any crops in my gardens... i just harvest what does not have problems .I did read that fermented nettles will kill worm pests .I am too busy to spray anything ...

[@Katydidit]

Your gardens are massive. It was interesting to see them, as well as your entire yard, orchard, vineyard, all in one tour. So sad about your forsythia and moringa. I am surprised he didn't check in with you first, however it was quite a bit of help to have it taken down before the fall season drops it's leaves. Thank you for the lovely visit!

[@tahoeblue2491]

High five to you and Justin. Setting up good infrastructure for gardening. Slow down and Enjoy fall.

[@dereka8041]

Honestly, its been awhile, since I've visited this channel, for whatever reason. Wow! What a change for the better. Very impressive with the orchard, raised beds, decorations, etc. Nicely done!

[@Latebloomershow]

Welcome back!!!

[@angelaburnett7979]

Bambi is greedy! It wasn't a good year for tomatoes here: too much rain, too much heat, not enough rain. And I also dropped the ball, I had to have surgery and haven't been able to everything that needs done. You are doing great, so don't be so hard on yourself, you took on so much in your first year. You have a lot to be proud of. Keep up the great work and inspirational videos. You have a great neighbor too Forsythia will come back. If not, I'll send you some cuttings off of my forsythia. Much thanks and much love my friend. ❤❤❤

[@wildchook745]

That's funny you saying your creamy squash will turn green when ripe, not likely LOL. Don't forget you get the green-striped cushaw and the white one. Yes, chop and drop the corn. Store your firewood near the house so you don't have far to get them. Make smaller changes as you go or your gasket would blow before you get a project done successfully. Keep the cats, they control the mice population. I'm not a fan of snakes no matter how cute they are to some people. Your first year of gardening looks great, don't feel you have to pump out a gazillion harvest just for the hell of it. You broke the ground, now that's a great start for many more harvests to come. Cheers! :)

[@Latebloomershow]

Thanks so much Mary! But look at the beginning of this video and you will see that squash and it’s green, pale green. DELICIOUS Fig Tart | Cooking with FAN |

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[@lindag4484]

This was the ground-breaking year. Just look around at everything that's there now that wasn't there when you moved in. Cheers to you and Justin! I especially admire your little vineyard. Imagine what that will look like in five years!

[@heidigib01]

At least they left you a perfect sunflower and another to come. Your garden is better than my little attempt. The summer heat destroyed almost everything and my sunflowers are pretty puny and bug eaten. I can’t seem to grow decent peas to save my life!I think most of your corn looks like you’ll at least get a harvest.

[@Latebloomershow]

That would be remarkable if I did! Where are you located, that you had such a hot summer?

[@heidigib01]

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[@maryloubartoli9190]

Thank you Kaye for the wonderful tour...you have done so much..everything looks great...

[@JB-pd4ni]

Most things are looking good, I'm anxious to see the roselle. Great news about the King snake! Your first garden season has been spectacular, and next year will be even better.

[@deborahlewis3954]

your place looks great! Prepping for winter is a great priority now. I think having your kitties is proving to be a blessing - and well worth finding a way to keep them. I would love to have some kitties for pest control, but I live in town, and our town frowns on that.

[@conniemcgehee2851]

you and justin sure got a lot done this first garden season. next year will be easier cause you have the planting beds created. you will be able to get things in earlier weather permitting. looks awesome

[@clairequinn8665]

Hello there hope you are doing well. Can you check orange spots could be spider mites and also spray for aphids

[@Latebloomershow]

Thanks for watching so many videos! Welcome!

[@redneckways1933]

Raising a garden is not something easy to do for sure. I have had a victory garden for about 10 years in a row and thus year I finally had great success with my corn and watermelon.we did have great weather here in S Kentucky but we had a late start because it stayed cold until May.

[@sibelle1]

Kaye, what was the outcome of your soil investigation/lab that you did in the beginning?

[@beatricealonso1122]

There's always learning curves when cultivating property... Moving things closer ,yes I agree too is better I think a dog is better protection and companion on your property. You could train him to wear a carrier harness that holds some supplies when you garden etc .. so much he can do

[@Latebloomershow]

Great thinking!

[@KimikarazonGardening]

What a serene lamdscape...why not u try spray those maize plants with bascilus thurginenensis something like that. The bacteria will eat the worms

[@Latebloomershow]

I did do that but too late I think

[@donnadavis613]

Kaye, I admire your initiative, you had some great results. I have mahogany splendor hibiscus that I started from seed last year, had in the house all winter and got a number of surprise blooms, they are in pots outside and I am gonna try to winter them over again. You will have all winter to get your house in order and give some thought to what you can realistically tackle next year. Good idea to get the generator. Don''t stack that firewood too far away, you will be carrying it in the winter...

[@notthereyethomestead8413]

At 27:10 you are asking what those plants are, variegated liriope. Blessings!!

[@Latebloomershow]

Thanks!! One other person knew also and told me. Blessings to you and boy am I not yet there! 🤞🏻

[@sharongiles6326]

Great tour!! Happy Labor Day

[@karenrogers2826]

Kaye, do you like turnips , the root and the greens? I think we can plant them now.

[@Latebloomershow]

I have seeds

[@jeannamaynard5037]

I think the positives in all your projects definitely out weigh the negatives. I would just suggest you maximize the things that have worked well and create a routine or daily chore list to help you maintain it all.

[@Latebloomershow]

Such a great idea!

[@Amal757]

Hi Kaye! Your garden looks amazing! You added so much to the area! You must be so proud! I was wondering how much space do you have between the tomato plants?

[@Latebloomershow]

I think we did 2 1/2 feet but you really should have a little more

[@lydiamitchell6814]

I mentioned in another video of yours. You need to spray your fruit trees with copper. My fruit trees this year got the same thing this year. It’s a fungus and can kill the trees. My fruit trees are much better after treatment. Side garden corn looks like it needs soil amendment that good for corn. Early corn needs light soil and later corn in heavier soil. We use plastic pallets to stack are wood on. It works great! Wherever your greenhouse is, you won’t want very much if at all too much shade on it. But a small greenhouse right outside the house would be great. So convenient!!!

[@Latebloomershow]

Where do you get plastic pallets

[@Latebloomershow]

I have horticultural oil but you think copper would work better? I’ll have to get some

[@Latebloomershow]

The only time I used copper it was so crazy because it would just stay in the bottom of the sprayer and it wouldn’t go out the sprayer and it was such a mess that I vowed I would never use it again

[@lydiamitchell6814]

I bought it already mixed and it was in its own spray bottle. Maybe use a different brand.!I made sure to use organic.

[@lydiamitchell6814]

At my husbands work…at his warehouse. They have wood and heavy plastic. Call different warehouses to try to see if they have extra they can sell. Or even food production factories.

[@enchilada1956]

Hi Kaye, I love your hat. Can you share where you got it?

[@Latebloomershow]

It’s RadiArmor and you can order through my Amazon affiliate link and it no cost to you it provides a few cents to my channel and you will find it on my storefront. Amazon.com/shop/latebloomershow

[@jamestalkington7434]

Hello smart and beautiful, you are just as cute as a button and beautiful both at the same time, and that always puts a smile on my face when the two of those things come to mind at the same time, so keep smiling your beautifully cute smile for all to see, and stay safe and warm, and rested, and Good Night, and GOD BLESS 😇🌹🦋

[@Latebloomershow]

God bless you!

[@holly_kay5570]

Oh so beautiful! I'm new to the area and wondering about planting in flower beds...does everyone here use landscape fabric? Where I've been gardening in the western states, we don't use it. But I do see quite a bit around my new home in SC midlands.

[@Latebloomershow]

Well weeds are real issue I’m learning. I was in a SoCal garden for eight years and I didn’t really have any weeds because it never rains! So you might do yourself a favor by using it. Of course if you were planning trees you know you’re gonna have to create a hole for the roots to go down. I didn’t put it in my raised beds and now I’m wondering if I should have because lotta weeds came up

[@dorislewis2852]

Do not start anymore projects. finish what you already have started, and you will enjoy your property. We are heading into the holidays, decorate your yard and enjoy.

[@dereka8041]

Young asparagus plant at the 7:20 mark?

[@Latebloomershow]

I was told in a comment above that it’s called dog fennel and it’s poisonous it’s a weed but it looks very much like fennel

[@cynthiahurry-asoulsearcher729]

I'd never consider getting rid of those cats over the likes of a snake. As much food as you're growing there, they'll be invaluable in keeping rodents and scores of birds, etc. away. No flipping snake is gonna do that for you in any number that would matter.

[@judyabernathy80]

Hi Kaye: Would you tell me what address to send you something to, please? I checked on About, but saw nothing. ♥️

[@Latebloomershow]

POB 2358 Lebanon, TN 37088 😘❤️

[@judyabernathy80]

@@Latebloomershow - Thanks!!

[@Latebloomershow]

If you send something please send me a message somewhere maybe on a community page post or some thing that you sent it so I’ll know to go over there because I’ve been going over once a week and I haven’t gotten anything for at least a month so it would be nice to know can you can find my email address on my social media somewhere I know there’s a email address

[@heidigib01]

You need a local gardener expert. So sad if you lose those trees.

[@peacelovehomestead8361]

Are you going to plant any cole crops? Snakes shed their skins, which is what you saw in your shop, so you probably have plenty of them King snakes eat small animals and rodents If there is a food source, they will move in.

[@Latebloomershow]

Yikes! I guess it’s better to have the cat to take care of the rodents so the snakes look elsewhere?

[@dereka8041]

What's muh-ring-guh?

[@Latebloomershow]

Moringa

[@Latebloomershow]

One of the most nutrient dense foods on the planet but it grows more in a tropical kind of environment like the Philippines and Phoenix and hotter climates.

[@sharongiles6326]

Oops I hit the thumbs down by accident. Ignore please

[@edwinthompson6510]

sharon go back to this posting ok then press thumbs up,,,,, it will then cancel your thumbs down ,,,,,, Edwin ,,, Az

[@Latebloomershow]

Yes @Sharon Giles Just hit the button again and then hit the like button no worries