Planting 30 Varieties of Tomatoes & 10 Varieties Peppers! 🍅🌶🫑 // Garden Answer

[@LauriesPlace999]

Flower shed is looking great! You should tie tags to the top ring of your cage’s, might be easier to find once they grow

[@gardeninggrandma5247]

Yes, I was thinking the same thing!! Punch a hole in the tags and add a zip-tie and attach it to the cage!

[@jenw5854]

Oh good idea!

[@conniemcquaid8795]

Excellent idea

[@candicespencer2021]

What a great idea! I am doing that to mine!

[@Yrutnec1]

Brilliant Idea Lala Palooza....Brilliant!!!

[@ritagraham]

Had to laugh out loud at you emptying your shoes! How many times have you gotten a question about getting dirt in your shoes?! I enjoyed your planting today so much. And I love that you share your abundance with others. Keep up the good work and thanks for taking us along the journey.

[@donnalovintexas8760]

Laura can feel the dirt between her toes without having to walk barefoot in the garden 😊.

[@curiouscat3384]

Yes but what amazes me is they still look so good after a year of watching her. I'm in central NC and those vans would be terracotta red by now, lol

[@nadinecartwright1979]

@@curiouscat3384 If they didn't live in the desert, she'd have muddy vans and frizzy hair. lol

[@Sisteryoda1440]

Me too!! 🤣😂

[@mrsmac1206]

@@curiouscat3384 she actually orders them a lot😆😆

[@jeannet9592]

I can't take my eyes off the blue sky and puffy white clouds!

[@LifebytheBowRiver]

Soooo satisfying seeing Laura knock the dirt out of her shoes. I think about that way more than I needed too. lol

[@marinbandel2574]

Good morning Laura and Aaron! Thought it was so sweet to see Aaron pleased with his new spreader. 😃 and love the shots at the end of the guys working on the pathways. Super video today. Hugs from N.C..❤️

[@sherryo.6600]

Your entire property is a lush oasis of beautiful and bountiful gardens. All of your hard work, fertilizing and irrigation obviously makes it a success. Seeing all of your successes year after year makes me truly appreciate living in Northeastern Pennsylvania where I don't have to irrigate because of plentiful rainfall. I find so much inspiration and enjoyment from all of your videos. Thank you very much for everything you do and your beautiful positivity in everything. 🙏🌻☺️

[@jenw5854]

I think Paul is rubbing off on Laura…prepping an area before planting!! Cages up and stakes in before she even dug a hole. 😁. I have learned so much from this channel and am growing two pepper plants this year, a first for me! Thanks!

[@amybroxton3931]

Good morning! Oh how I love to start my Pennsylvania day with another one of your amazing videos! It's pretty much the same every day....make the coffee, feed the cat, Wordle Today, and 7am....Laura and family! I'm a 61 year old retired teacher who now spends the best part of her day playing in the dirt after another one of your inspirational videos! Yesterday I took my hole punch to all my current plant tags and then put them on one of 3 metal clip rings...sun, shade, part sun/shade....because it brought me joy to organize lol. So when I was watching you label your tomatoes in the video....I was wondering if it would work out to hole punch each tomato tag and either clip it to the top ring of the tomato cage with a metal clip or zip tie. Just a thought.....knowing how big your tomatoes get, having the tag on the top ring of the cage might be easier to find. Again, thank you for bringing joy to all our lives each day!

[@Sisteryoda1440]

That’s a great idea! I’m going to try that!

[@8thcelisabeth]

I LOVE the ring idea! I watch garden tour videos like other people watch The Office. Exciting to show off my own this summer. My hubs and I play wordle together every day. Try to see who can get it first or in fewer rounds. It's so fun.

[@lgrillo]

When Laura took off her shoe and ten tons of dust came wafting out I laughed so hard my cat jumped off my lap and tore out of the room. That was a fun vid to watch. Thank you!

[@KZ-xj4tt]

A big, big thank you to Ken the video editor. You do a fantastic job both editing and music selection. Love your work. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@catsrcute5313]

I watch your videos before bed as a needed reminder that life can be beautiful and wholesome ♥️

[@MyBackyardScience]

With so many varieties, your garden is like a laboratory! You'll get to share so much knowledge about everything you learn about all of these vegetable varieties 🙂

[@curiouscat3384]

Ontario is a small town - I'm sure they can feed the entire population from their garden, lol

[@amoijoy573]

It’s time for Laura to write a book of her gardening tips, tricks, failures & successes!

[@MyBackyardScience]

@@amoijoy573 That's a good idea 🙂

[@8thcelisabeth]

it's one reason I love this channel. I love trying new varieties. My little garden in the 'burbs is host to 55 varieties of tomato. A third are my favorites and the rest are new. I have to try them all.

[@MyBackyardScience]

@@8thcelisabeth It's awesome that you can do that 😀

[@mrsmac1206]

FYI ABOUT THE WIZZ, if you don’t know already, that lever where the seeds are coming out, that is a curb/sidewalk guard. Meaning, that if you push it forward, it creates a straight line so the stuff comes out straight right there and not fanned out, to protect the sidewalk, or whatever you want, from getting anything on or in it. I have one and it’s pretty dang cool🥰

[@bluebirdhomestead]

I already have 96 feet of tomatoes planted, but after seeing your varieties I want to try even more haha. 😂 I am definitely guilty of over buying during winter seed shopping too.

[@kimberleyfrasquillo3684]

@Garden Answer 👋🌞Good Friday May 27th Laura, Aaron and Paul!👏👏👏👏👏🥰🤗 Soooooooo excited to see that you were able to convince Paul to at least be filmed while working!!! He is a VERY INTEGRAL part of your KZbin channel and success! Thank you, Paul, for joining in for the filming! Dang, Laura, did you have any room left in your Van's for your feet? 😂🤣😂🤣 That was a crazy amount of dirt you poured out.😱 Do you not have to put shade cloth over your tomatoe plants during the Summer? Here, in AZ (Zone 9b), we have to shade cloth our tomatoe plants. If we don't, they dry up and put out hard tomatoes; not edible. Perhaps you don't have to, due to your humidity? Or do you not have humidity? Such a nice variety of tomatoes and peppers that you planted in this video. The flower cutting shed really POPS with that white paint!🤩 It is getting so close to being complete. I am getting excited to see it shining in its' glory. Have a Blessed and Beautiful day everyone! Kimberley F in Avondale, AZ (Zone 9b) 🌞🌵💞

[@eberlinschwinn5634]

Awesome video. Watching you plant in your fluffy soil is glorious. Ending with the grass seeding process was an extra bonus. The roller with top dress soil was fun to watch and Aaron’s excitement over his new spreader made me giggle. We all love gadgets that actually work and help. New toy, new toy! My husband is the same. The little boy comes out. 😉🥰😃

[@reneefolds303]

Aaron has a new toy 🤣🤣🤣🤣 He's like a big kid and I love it.. we sold that spreader when I worked at Home Depot. Sold quite a few of them honestly. Also have you seen the tags that are metal and you can use a pen and write on them and it basically engraves it into the metal without the ink... Then it has wire twist ties at the end. Then you wouldn't have to worry about the ink rubbing off. Saw them on another channel and thought they were an awesome idea. Also being from GA ( The South as we like to call it ) I can't wait to eat a good ol "mater sandwich" this summer.. white bread .mayo ..good ripe tomatoes and salt with a ton of black pepper... A southern delicacy 🤣🤣🤣

[@donnalovintexas8760]

Tomato sandwich is the best part of summer. I add Cheddar cheese, fresh onion, Duke's mayo, mustard to my thick slices of fresh tomato! Yum! I need to make one now. I am slacking I haven't had one yet this year.

[@NalaniNgoon]

My 6yo and I watch your videos together, and we love to garden together. Today she said, “I love the videos where Benjamin pops in for a little.” 💚 Thank you so much for your videos, we look forward to them so very much 💚

[@juliehudson7032]

Even though I liked the garden shed in that greenish color the white is so much better. It matches the other buildings on your property and just looks so very classic. Good decision on your part! Homegrown tomatoes and peppers sound so very yummy. The Garden area next to the house has certainly thrived it looks so green and bushy and inviting. I loved watching Paul and Aaron work on that ground and putting grass seed and trying out the sprinkling system what a wonderful wonderful project that is! What a cool seed spreader! Thank you for sharing gardening tips for planting and also for the absolute beautification of the land. I also love it that you tell us in such a modest way about how you share plans and produce with other people and your volunteer work at the college and also at the children's Center. You're even teaching us how to shop for antiques and decorate our homes in a beautiful way. You also share wonderful meals that you have with your family and how to cook them. And you share how to love your children and each other by showing us how you do it rather than telling us. What a blessing you are to so many people in so many categories. You have no idea how much you helped so many people and how much you are appreciated. Do teardrops show up on your end of this message?

[@restoredhopediy]

Excited to see grass! Wondering if Aaron can do a video on his method for seeding grass and the maintenance after seeding? It would be great to know what fertilizer/water regimen he goes through. His lawn patches are amazing and I could use some best practices myself.

[@diannasullivan3666]

Would love to see that as well. Said it before, love to see Aaron participating in more video's of the mechanics of your home and garden. Would like info on the peat moss roller that he used when he was seeding the new grass in the video.

[@melissap.9046]

Good morning! I can’t tell you how happy you make my “Type A” heart with all the straight and tidy lines throughout your flower/veggie gardens! It’s like ASMR for me 😂

[@vbo9872]

I agree!

[@Twistnsine]

Ooh same here 🙏😍

[@candacebradley7335]

Laura you might want to think about canning or freezing some of your veggies. I keep hearing about food shortages. 😂 I wish I had some of your powder soil mines is clay, mucky & sticky especially when wet 😜

[@carolnelsongerontologist]

Laura, you make setting up drip look so easy. Not sure I am confident enough to attempt it myself, but you have explained the system and mechanics so I can finally understand it. Thank you.

[@peek-a-boo2625]

Snap! This video help me understand the drip system a lot better also x

[@haroldandjoanneg467]

You can do it. it is not hard. I bought a starter bucket of everything I need.

[@stephaniestatnick]

Carol it is just one of those things that you just have do it. It is intimidating but also easy. I also bought a starter kit, but did not use it, just followed the instructions/diagram on the box. Home Depot has a good selection of parts.

[@christinaaubin8508]

You can do it! I bought the proven winners starter kit and a hose timer and that was a great way to get going with it.

[@mariafolch8067]

🍃I liked the flower shed in the original tones much better. It blended with the surrounding area so nicely. Again, I am glad to see Laura planting the tomatoes 🍅 that were not looking so good. I would have tossed them out thinking that they would not grow well.🍃

[@Sisteryoda1440]

Feel the same way about the shed color. But then, those were my favorite colors and it made the shed look vintage to me for some reason.

[@shellyroman1321]

What a lifesaver that auger has been for you guys! Not to mention wear and tear on your bodies! And that sweet Benjamin helper! I love it!♡

[@callikohl7603]

As dry as we have been here in SE Nebraska, we are now getting a much welcomed rain. All day yesterday and overnight and still today. A nice beautiful slow rain. I did get eight of the 27 tomato plants in the ground before the rain and a new flower bed. Love the rain.

[@DeAnne9743]

Hope that's coming our way in Ohio before the weekend!

[@lynnschantz9185]

Should be getting rain all day today in Michigan.

[@juliafiore120]

Good morning, Laura☕️ My goodness, that was a ton of planting. That auger is a God send🙌🏻. Everything looks to tidy & neat! Have a Blessed Day 😊🐈

[@jelatinosa]

I really appreciate how you guys put the picture of each variety on the screen, as you name them. It's very helpful 👍

[@renateheyner6643]

The shoes were hilarious. I love watching Aaron and his new toys.

[@christinasanders2742]

So fun watching your process. Everything is so neat and tidy.....couldn't help noticing that painted shed in the background. It's going to be so exciting to see how you finish out the inside!!!!

[@8thcelisabeth]

Ha! my garden is organized chaos. Her garden is goals.

[@lisahause8705]

Laura …God has blessed you w/a wonderful “Green Thumb” …enjoy your commentary & video Channel!

[@amydeeds6248]

Thanks for adding the process Aaron went through to seed grass-fun to watch! 😊

[@staceyallard2692]

That sky behind you- whoa 😍 I’ve shared your tomato videos (planting, pruning, harvesting) with all my family and bragged endlessly about how good you are at this!!

[@GardeningSpirit]

LOL i had my front door open while watching this with a cup of coffee and when i heard the whistling i thought it was a bird in my garden and thought "wow, that bird is legit singing" .. then i realized it was the video. it made me smile as all your videos do!

[@mindbodysoil66]

G' morning! 🌞 I have been watching episodes a bit later in the day the past few weeks since I have to get my gardening done before work. It's raining so I am watching first thing as usual. Seems like old times. And it's the perfect subject as I have planting peppers, tomatoes and eggplant next up on my agenda. NOTHING as large scale as in GA but for me it's gonna be a LOT! 10 kinds of 'maters, 5 kinds of peppers and 2 kinds of eggplant! I felt inspired to step out and add new varieties.... all started from seed. I am quite proud of myself. Thank you Laura for shinning the light! Have a great Wednesday all!

[@kittenkorleone2918]

Those Gardener Supply supports are the best out there. I have 4 foot high peonies that would fall over with anything less substantial. I went ahead and bought the supports and they were $80 for a pair! The large ones in your video were over $100 for 2. I wished a company would make a more affordable option. To spend $1000 just to support a single crop is ludicrous in this economy.

[@heathers8826]

Exactly. I drool over all the stuff Garden Supply has in their catalog, but I simply can't afford most of their products. I've had to get creative with my supports by DIYing them with what I can afford. So far, so good.

[@jgg7377]

Yea, I watched a guy with a gardening channel which I cannot remember his name but he took those things you lay down before you pour concrete he cut them into sections and puts them around his tomato plants and other things that need support and has been using them for 30+ years and still looking good and working. He also builds TP’s a out of bamboo to grow his climbing things on. I do use cattle panels n t posts bent over which works great as well!

[@heathers8826]

@@jgg7377 Was it Garden Fork?

[@melindamoore9449]

What a woman! Look at you go! So awesome to see your enthusiasm and skills! The gardens look fantastic.

[@seriouslyreally5413]

There is something VERY satisfying about the tidy rows of planted garden vegetables knowing you've organized them for the very best spacing and harvest location and the way you garden and organize your time, so you are less likely to neglect them because you're too busy! Working smarter, not harder!.

[@yumikodebold6197]

I love to see Benjamin trying to help you in the garden even if it for a little while ☺️ I love to plant tomatoes the deer around here love to see me planting them also. A never ending battle with the deer.

[@donnalovintexas8760]

I just read about plants that deter animals. For deer: Russian sage, Bee Balm, Yarrow, Rosemary, Onions, Bleeding Hearts and Lamb's Ear. They say plant some of these around your garden perimeter and it will help keep the deer out. The scents prevent the deer from being able to smell predators so they stay away is the reasoning. I hope this helps. Onions may have the strongest smell.. not sure. I have seen other You Tubers plant onions around the border of their gardens. This may be why. P.S. Bleeding Hearts are poisonous to dogs if they chew on it.

[@annaa.7554]

Your cut flower shed is adorable. Have you considered an arbor across the front of the shed? You can plant vines to soften the front and possibly bring a little shade in those hot summer days; something like your parents have at the nursery? I think it would give it a finishing touch and make it look even more cozy! Thanks for the inspiration!

[@cathyorseske2564]

I love the music that is played while you are going faster. Enjoy your family.

[@anaharp4505]

Lol.....I finally spray painted my t-posts all flat black last year.....those white tops just startled my senses! Now all my garden supports, towers and fencing (all painted flat black) recede, and all I see are my beautiful flowers, fruits and veggies. Whatever makes makes us happy. Love all your info and inspiration!!

[@seededintexas4337]

Good morning Laura and Aaron. Not only does drip irrigation save YOU time, but the plants love consistent moisture. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and spreading your much needed love and joy in this world! 💕🌻

[@karendahl1944]

Love spending my mornings having coffee and inviting you to into my home with me. Love how the Aaron is thrilled with his new grass spreader. You two really inspire me.

[@tonigardella4165]

I noticed the flower shed all pretty and painted . The tomato varieties are awesome 🌸🪴🌺

[@priscillafords5087]

hI L AND A. LUV YOUR SHOW. THANKS FOR LIVELY MUSIC.

[@marmaladesunrise]

WOW! What a team of hard working people. Everyone pulling their load of tasks. Beautiful to see. And Aaron with his new piece of equipment. He is proud. The variety in all Laura does is so educational & interesting. Paul is worth his weight in gold. What a marvelous group.

[@carolhassler301]

I just love when there is a PS to your videos!

[@dolliemaesone]

I loved Mr Bs little jump back almost crossing his arms to say job accomplished!❤️

[@lizskelton7128]

Checking in with Laura & the whole crew is such a relaxing and sweet part of my day! Thank you! 🍅🫑

[@Sydneyssimmons]

I literally love this girl she’s inspired me to become a landscaping artist

[@adoeandfawn]

You should use that spreader to plant wildflower seeds on the new new property! Would be so beautiful.

[@annehedlund7333]

Superb videos-- tomatoes, peppers, and grass seed! Love how the land plane redistributed the mulch. Cool compost spreader also. Just plain cool, you guys!!!!

[@melaniepagel5521]

Looks like your garden shed is painted! Looks 👍 👌 👍

[@CriticallyMe]

Wow. Your land is just stunning

[@katwalks]

Love these types of videos. I haven’t been able to garden this year so your videos are helping me cope haha

[@lindamiltzow5093]

Love each and every video! Had a good chuckle at Aaron and his new "toy!" Thanks for the daily big smiles!!

[@Yrutnec1]

all I can say after this wonderful video.............I'm encouraged! I'm dreaming of Tomatoes! ...... Okay! I'm ready for breakfast with a Tomato Sandwich with Miracle Whip, Salt & Pepper, and Bacon. MMM!

[@keniakennedy9016]

Love seeing all the varieties of tomatoes! One of my favorites to plant every year is Carmello, it is a French variety with the perfect balance of sweet and tart. I end up planting my tried and trues each year and leave room for one new variety. I always plant Italian peppers and spicy peppers.🍅🌶🫑

[@d.wilbur5164]

Can't wait for an update on the flower shed! It is adorable!!! Would be my favorite place. Also LOVED seeing more of the grass going in. Great job!!!

[@joydaniel597]

Laura you inspire to do gardening that I look forward to gardening every day off I have ! I really like how efficient of a worker you are .

[@NicoleSmithGardening]

I just tasted my first Blue Cream Berries from my garden the other day; I really liked it! It’s such a pretty little cherry tomato 🫶

[@teawithmevan5342]

This is one of my favorite videos

[@divinelotus19]

I just adore the editing. The ending was phenomenal. Thank you 😊 💓. 🪴 🌱 🌿

[@joannaaffrunti1446]

Wonderful, as always! So exciting to watch all the varieties you planted. Praying for a fruitful season. I have the same Wizz spreader and it is so handy. I do grass seed and fertilizer with mine and it does the job. I also get the benefit of the extra steps in walking around my yard while doing it!

[@barbll000]

Lovely to watch all the planting. I’m barely doing veggies but I always enjoy learning and watching because at some point I plan to grow some peppers and tomatoes. I am doing raspberries this year and setting them up in pots to hopefully control their growth.

[@NinjaOrchids]

Yay!!! Cut flower garden shed is painted! 🙌🏼 soooo pretty 😍

[@rebeccabodmer5498]

I love the uniform look of your market garden and so tidy raised bed gardens. Just wish I was one of your neighbors 😊

[@naomigoerzen2079]

We got excited about tomatoes too and have 62 plants. We're in California and should be harvesting some real soon!!

[@judyrhine234]

I’m so glad to see you this morning. The events of yesterday are so devastating i was having a hard time dealing with it . You’re such a ray of sunshine and gardening are my happy place. Love your family have a wonderful day.

[@annehedlund7333]

I am glad you mentioned the sad state of our nation today. Makes it hard to enjoy the day. Amen

[@lauragreen4899]

So exciting to see the grass going in. Can't wait to see how that looks

[@amyproebstel6227]

My husband and I love waking up to your videos!! Thank you so much for all your hard work (especially taking all the time for setting up the videos and EDITING which I know takes SO MUCH LONGER) Also thanks for showing us such an easier way to plant by using your different sizes of augers! May God overwhelm you, your team and your family with blessings!

[@ndrake6782]

So distracted by the painted cut flower shed!!!! Can’t wait for the tour

[@msmaddox2918]

Good morning! 😊 I wonder if you can use the white tags you use for labeling your dahlias when you store them for labeling the tomatoes and attaching them to the tomato trellises... 😊

[@sydneykasmar]

Great idea.

[@callel1969]

Ha! Loved the shoe dumping! Everyone asks about it, now you've shown it! LOL

[@lindakelly6444]

I love how the video ends seeing the guys working the land. It's so satisfying!👍❤🌷👋

[@janmoore6111]

Hi Laura! Always look forward to your videos. Learn alot on 🍅. I'm just getting ready to plant here in Colorado, we had a spring snow & got too cold at night. Had all flowers & plants in garage, today's the first day of planting, they are screaming for sun but made it thru 🌺. Thank you for sharing all your knowledge & beautiful garden.

[@dawnmitchell11]

What a bounty your community has in you and Aaron!! That will be a nice harvest this year! 🤣🤣 Boys and their toys! Looks like you will also be having some primo grass this year as well!

[@lisahahn173]

oh yes! Let the green begin.

[@valeriedevereux5912]

I have been watching you since you were in your other home. I was living in AZ. Which it is really hard to grow a garden. I recently moved to Indiana, zone 6a. I currently have three garden beds for vegetables and strawberries. I am so loving this. I even have my son and his family working on a garden. One thing is, I still have my aero gardens from AZ. Some, herbs, lettuce and cherry tomatoes. So for people who live in either too hot or cold climate. It works great. I just planted my tomatoes and peppers yesterday.

[@LitlPoot]

another wonderful day on the "farm" !!!! I can't believe you didn't mention the lovely, painted shed - saving it for another video - right ??? I love how you plant so many varieties of tomatoes - can never have enough and each one has a different use in the kitchen - soups, stews, sammies, salads, etc. How else are you gonna decide which one is your favorite. I also envision a lovely "end of summer" tomato & wine tasting party in the Hartley with friends and family ... Yee haw ... let the growing begin !!!!!

[@jimoviegirl]

You emptying your shoes was so funny. Your gardens are looking so good. I know you don't like the wood chips but it sure does make your garden look pretty. Xx

[@maryanderson6897]

Oh my gosh- I nearly fell out of my chair as you shook the dirt from your shoe! Thanks for keeping it real!

[@ingekaivola4685]

Loved the video. I've grown the Green Zebra ... it can be hard to figure out when they are ripe. My favorite tomato is the Cherokee Purple! I'm also trying new varieties this year ... Thorburns Terracotta and Thorburns Lemon Blush and an Indigo Rose cherry tomato!!

[@robingrunzweig3940]

busy day... i planted 3 varieties this year and i feel like i'm farming, bahaha... yum yum yum... tomatoes off the vine.. get the mayo and the white bread and let's have mater sandwiches!!! i also have bell peppers but have never had much luck with hot peppers for some reason.. might give them a try again sometime.... my cherry tomatoes are in a hanging basket, right by the patio table for easy picking! just love love LOVE growing edibles! i agree with the staking: yes, it's practical and needed but you can still make it look very tidy (and you did!).. and hey hey: check out that flower cottage!!! so bright and pretty and just waiting for the doors to be open and happenings going on inside ❤ love it... the grass will be beautiful: Aaron owns that so well - he's the Grass King! very productive day, wow!! this is my favorite class: GA in the morning with a cheerful and very good instructor!! 🙂 ❤ thanks for the video!! 🙂 ❤

[@zones4to11]

You make a lot of video showing us how to set up the drip system I want you to know I appreciate every single time you do it thanks!

[@staceyallard2692]

Good morning GA!! Today I’m direct seeding zinnias! Plant on y’all!!! 😊♥️

[@bethdurbin3279]

Hi Aaron and Laura and of course Paul. You all have inspired myself and my boyfriend to get our small garden in this year. This year we are trying to grow some new vegetables for us. We planted some potatoes and mustard greens. I need to do some research on how to preserve mustard greens so we can enjoy them in the winter months. Thank for all your inspiration and everything to show and teach us.

[@ihopeugrow]

I love planting tomatoes and peppers! That’s about the only 2 plants that I’ve always had success from germination to harvest. I can probably plant any variety with eyes closed lol so THIS is my favorite video Laura! - Zee, N. Cali zone10a

[@verawallace9055]

You should try Cucumber it easy too, I sow the seeds too early, so one was growing at a window in the house, I already pick the dwarf cucumber, next time I will listen to the experts and wait to sow them

[@amandajpuryer8286]

Love your beautiful white flower shed. Looking awesome!

[@gardensnob1]

So much easier to plant when the soil is all tilled and soft. Very exciting to see more grass pathway going in to. Aaron is so funny with his new seeder. Like having a new toy! The cut flower shed is looking pretty, and I saw some color in the beds! Whoo Hoo! 👏🌶🫑🍅

[@cynthiarafferty7662]

I've got a Scott's Wizz and it does work very well. It's also nice to spread lawn fertilizer if you've missed a section by not over lapping. My son uses a Wizz to fertilize his entire lawn and not use a rotary or drop spreader. He likes the battery aspect of the item. Less hand fatigue. Isn't it amazing to plant something so little, give it water and fertilizer and the plant gives back tomatoes, peppers, potatoes or beautiful flowers? So rewarding to experience every year. Happy gardening everyone!

[@kathyhoot7277]

I planted about 300 tomato and pepper plants this year. It is alot but I gave my sister (she broke her neck 4 years ago) 50 plants (mostly tomatoes) and of course some died. I also gave some to friends. I planted last year's garden with appendicitis (didn't know) and as you can guess everything died. In the hospital 2 different times. I will have tomatoes to can this year if it kills me! I have no canned goods left. I love watching you get work done. Your farm looks amazing!

[@msmarygardner]

You’re gonna LOOOVE Dr. Wyche tomato!

[@annemc9341]

Hi Therep from RSA🇿🇦 Yes when you gather seeds from those peppers and plant the seeds the following season..... that happened to us....🤣🤣 imagen expecting a sweet pepper(looked like the sweet pepper) and biting into something extremly spicey.... lol we can also over winter pepper & chilly plants in pots in our climate. Most of Our 3 year old bishops hats died due to "black frost" about 2 years ago. One survived.... but got damaged bad, pruned it hard!! Took 2 years to recover but had a beautiful harvest this year!! Thumbs crossed it survives this winter as we are heading into winter now. This weather is soooooo weird we have volunteer tomatos sprouting in late autum. We have had our first frost already and they're still alive!!🤦🏼‍♀️😱 so weird.

[@donnaokoniewski3761]

Wow! I have to say the ending was VERY interesting. You will have the BEST lawn ever! All those tomatoes Laura looked yummy for sure! THank you BOTH for all you do. xo

[@chrissihr1031]

I’m planting my last few tomatoes this week, too. I planted 16 on Sunday, 7 over the previous two weeks, and I’ve got another 12 to plant this week (6 Yellow Brandywine & 6 San Marzano). Can’t wait to have it all done, so I can move on to getting the rest of the late potatoes and tubers in the ground! 🥔🍠

[@shervin6711]

I LOVE those tomato cages too! There is SO MUCH you can do with them!

[@jgwood10]

They are a little pricey to have that many. Gardeners Supply is not cheap.

[@AGardener]

Everything is coming along in the cutting garden. Looks terrific! Every morning I look to see what guys are planting. It’s always good inspiration for us gardeners.

[@kimmy0868]

My Uncle taught me how to plant tomatoes like this, it encourages a deep rooting and stronger plant! The flower garden looks great, can’t wait for my ranuculas to bloom out!! Not a lot of luck with peppers here, not bell anyway, I get a lot on the plant but they don’t get very big. I’m going to try the Epson salt method this year 🤞🤞🤞

[@katiedavis5861]

I did the Epsom salt trick this year too, hoping for good results! My plants had a bit of a rough start but they are looking quite healthy already. I also added fish fertilizer and egg shells to each hole.

[@nadinecartwright1979]

likely needs more sun! or if not, maybe try removing some of the fruit to get fewer but bigger ones.