7 Brilliant Tips for Late Summer in Vegetable Garden

7 Brilliant Tips for Late Summer in Vegetable Garden
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[@LizZorab]

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[@bethanskitchengarden]

Great video Liz, I'm always jealous of anyone who has a vegepod. Thanks for tips on Lavender, I don't have any but I work in a neighbours garden and they do so I know to cut it down now. Take care 😊

[@joyscott374]

I just love Marigolds. I grow 'Indian Prince' they have a dark red underside & make great cut flowers. Veggieplot looks useful. 🐞

[@slomo1716]

Thanks for the lavender advice, I'm thinking of moving my overgrown lavender plant to an area all to itself, so now I'll definitely trim back the flowers. THANKS LIZ!!!

[@LorraineG123]

Thanks Liz,great tips and tricks. Must try that with the fushia for sure.

[@AmirsAllotment]

This has been really useful Liz.

[@LizZorab]

Glad it was helpful!

[@stevendowden2579]

nice video ilz

[@LizZorab]

Thank you Steven 😃

[@ninemoonplanet]

I tried getting Calendula started all summer. What I missed is they must start in the dark.🙄 I wanted to grow them for my neighbour who uses them for medicinal purposes. Finally got a few seeds started, much too late. Cuttings are my brain because I just don't understand why they don't root, don't like using chemical hormones, so maybe I should get the willow bark, soak and try that. The ridiculous heat stalled my planting fall crops seeds, evaporation is bad, but a cooler weather front is coming. This cuts back on the varieties I can use, but am determined to get something going.

[@AAHomeGardening]

Brilliant, thanks for the video

[@LizZorab]

Glad you enjoyed it, it was fun to make as I got lots of tasks done while I was filming!

[@RootedInBolton]

Hi Liz thanks for another great video! I worry about putting slugs in the compost heap - do they not just lay loads of eggs so that your compost is infested when you come to use it? Thanks 🙂🌻

[@slomo1716]

I agree! My compost did not get reused when I put the slugs there. Instead I purchase cheap cheap beer and let them drown themselves in the beer. I purchased soil and mulch years ago, with these pearl-like things in it, I can only believe they were slug eggs.