Peak Summer Garden Tour

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[@youngflourishing4632]

Congratulations on your son!! 🎉

[@InOrdertoEat]

Preciate it homie

[@LostInThisGardenofLife]

Awesome garden! Just a heads up. The kiwi vines will take over your life… they’re no joke when they take off. 😅

[@kendallsproat]

I don’t know how your channel isn’t blowing up, I could watch all day on on both channels

[@InOrdertoEat]

Glad you enjoy, we'll get there in time. Thank you for the encouragement!

[@doggiefamily908]

@@InOrdertoEat I agree. I've been binge watching both of your channels. Much better than anything else I can find! And I'm in central GA, so much of your contest applies to me. Same growing zone, same climate, same clay soils.

[@HedgehogsHomestead]

hi there Laura here love the trellis

[@andreacooley9428]

Sweet place, i loved this video❤

[@InOrdertoEat]

Preesh, glad ya enjoyed

[@youngflourishing4632]

I love the Mega Trellis!! I wondered if those predator lights would work. Now I know! Thanks for sharing.

[@InOrdertoEat]

Working good so far, fingers crossed

[@annakaymccaleb6570]

❤❤❤

[@suzannah6044]

Lovely garden tour, Will. Thank you. Everything is so lush and beautiful.

[@ingavaiciakauskaite3485]

honeyberries grow like a bush, they don't usually need trellising

[@InOrdertoEat]

Thanks, wasn't sure

[@Hobocreekfarm]

Parks whoppers always do good for me too. I’m up by the nc state line in sc. Cherokee purple do good as well for me.

[@klm20079]

you need more fruit trees bro, and what you said your self pernials. but i am jealous good looking place and seed saving! Those white grapes looking so big. congrads with the lil one keep on growing!

[@InOrdertoEat]

I know, I don't have a ton of space I want to put trees though, on the south side of my house. I want to keep that sunlight high. Need more berry bushes for my house

[@doggiefamily908]

Beautiful! How do you keep plums from getting the curculio? And where can I buy the pumpkin seeds?

[@CultivationWithChristy]

Idk which variety, but we make persimmon cookies every year. They're good

[@InOrdertoEat]

Nice, will try that. Thanks

[@dhansonranch]

Your honeyberry aka Haskap is a shrub about 4' wide and probably 7-8 foot tall at maturity. - it does not need trellising. That trellis impresses me every time I see it. I am surprised at how many pumpkins you grow and don't eat them..to funny. The question is why? lol. I grow Nanking Cherry up here in Zone 3 as well - I quite like them. Some Black current is a good naturalizing shrub if you are looking for one..and so good. Uses the edges is great if you don't get snow - lol. The true edge here is the edge of the bush which along my driveway grows all sorts of food to forage - pin cherry, chokecherry and this year beaked hazelnut, to mention a few. Do you have the look alike to puff balls? The look alike is poisonous I understand - the only difference is one is round on the bottom and the other is tear dropped kind of - scared me enough so that I won't try ...lol. Glad to hear you don't like them. Have you tried pheromone traps hung at the top of the apple trees to keep the bugs away? You sure have a lot of trees scattered around - good stuff! The gardens and trees look great. Thanks for the walk around - I enjoyed that!

[@InOrdertoEat]

We do eat a few of the pumpkins, can only eat so many pies though. I often feed them to the chickens & worms, so they're good for that. Black currant is actually illegal here, something to do w/ spreading pine tree diseases is my understanding. The difference in edible puffballs is if they're white on the inside. Poison puffs are gooey & black in the middle, it's a pretty easy one to differentiate. I'd also be sure the puffballs are growing on the ground, I have seen some sort of mushroom that looks like a puffball growing on rotten wood before (can't remember what they were called, I think they're technically some type of mold).

[@dhansonranch]

@@InOrdertoEat Fair enough. That's interesting about currants. Fair enough, we have a couple different varieties of puff ball here, pear shaped being one of them...have not seen the ones you describe. Thanks for the info.

[@WelcometomyCapeCodlife]

Wait, what? You have another KZbin channel? You didn’t even tell me, but I found you

[@InOrdertoEat]

Here I am lolz, this'll turn into my ranting channel

[@WelcometomyCapeCodlife]

@@InOrdertoEat by the way in a couple of days I’ll be picking my first Kibler Okra of the season! I’ve been struggling with the chicken and dumplings cow peas, but I had 6-8 plants that are starting to take off. 🤞 Thanks!

[@Hobocreekfarm]

The Kibler okra is great tasting and growing great. Just started picking the C&D peas also.

[@InOrdertoEat]

Nice, pickling some today myself

[@CultivationWithChristy]

Looks great! I need to know how to can basil!

[@InOrdertoEat]

We make it into pesto, then can it

[@Perseverance4477]

Where do you live? for reference on what you can grow

[@InOrdertoEat]

South Carolina

[@Hobocreekfarm]

Do y’all get any fruit off of that pindo palm beside your mom’s house?

[@InOrdertoEat]

yes, & its good. However, the plant is surrounded by creosote railroad ties. I'm a little wary of eating anything growing near that stuff

[@Hobocreekfarm]

@@InOrdertoEat they are very good.