The TRUTH About James Prigioni's Garden: An Uncensored Interview

[@TheMillennialGardener]

Support James! Check out his line of raised beds, seed starting supplies, fertilizer and more here: teamgrow.us/?sca_ref=5979667.mULuEkE0AH TIMESTAMPS for your convenience: 0:00 Introduction 0:34 Interview: How James Started Gardening 5:49 Interview: Advice For New Gardeners 10:17 Interview: James On Small Backyards 12:28 Interview: James' Life & Future Plans 17:54 Spring Garden Tour With James Prigioni 25:14 Adventures With Dale

[@_peg_moore]

Love James and his Secret Stuff!

[@_peg_moore]

You brought Dale?!

[@Ragnavaldr]

Please do this again! I watch and learn from you both and there’s a whole new level of experience that comes out when y’all interact. Thx!

[@cookingwithshelleypampered1735]

So great to see you both together! Wonderful interview!

[@jul.escobar]

I watch your videos often , this one had a different vibe to it. Felt a lil challenged. When you mentioned toward end about his lot you said, know you now what you can do w a basic suburban lot it almost felt like an insult toward his space. I watched his face change a lil. Not sure how many suburban lots you've been on but his isn't basic. I've lived in several cities and his large is quite yard. I'd love to have his yard space. He's created a beautiful space. Nothing basic about it.

[@redyellow27]

A collab I did not expect! My two favorite gardening channels... Looking forward to it.

[@StevenStGelais]

The best two gardening channels on KZbin

[@malkiha]

I'll 3rd that 🎉😅

[@praics]

I was just going to say that!☺

[@ArtistCreek]

Right!!! I love these too. They aren't in my zone but if he can keep his southern zoned trees alive so can I.

[@Gigi89427]

@@ArtistCreek😃😂

[@berndtherrenvolk1951]

I really wish he had interviewed Tuck, the real gardening brain trust in the Prigioni household.

[@sponk2112]

Tuck & Dale! That would be an awesome interview.

[@joyfulparadise]

Holy moly!!! I was SHOCKED when I saw the BOTH of you together!! I had to drop everything and WATCH THIS. I absolutely love both your channels. Seriously, you two are my go to garden gurus. Not only for the great information, tips and tricks I learn, but also the quality of your videos. Both of you are awesome!

[@nilsamflorescrespo419]

Ditto!

[@TheMillennialGardener]

Thanks so much. That means a lot and is really appreciated.

[@e.e.7114]

Ditto from me also.

[@lauramarie2782]

Yeah! You two are the best presenters out there...content is always clear, concise and creative! And those Jersey accents are so endearing! Love you guys and everything you've done for this community!

[@artby1285]

James Prigioni is the best on KZbin. He works with nature, not like commercialy grown agriculture.

[@xamaqueen1902]

💯 looooooove the idea of using cardboard boxes too! I’ve been doing this in my garden it’s gone fantastic!

[@janetwestrup411]

I’m 74 and started with a4x5’ garden patch when I was10. Radishes lettuce and bunch onions. My grandfather had farmed and ranched. Watch him in later years, I learned to grow root vegs. besides radishes. I went on to raise rabbit for meat and had a veg. garden. Basically just small veg gardens until we moved out of Ca into Oregon. At 55 I started larger garden patches, raising chickens. At 70 I planted a 16 tree orchard and put up a game fence to protect my investment. At 74 I replaced and planted 6 more trees. Happy to say that raising fruit trees and my own food is most rewarding in my Garden of Eattin!😋

[@jvjdrn]

Beautiful

[@kathys2574]

Thanks for the inspiration, we're nearing retirement, just about doubled the size of the garden & now starting some fruit trees. Fruit trees...I'm terrified. 😁 But if you can do all you're doing at your age, I can figure out fruit trees at 60.

[@mailywong9612]

Thank you so much for sharing your beautiful gardening life

[@kellysardella928]

You inspire me to keep going it's never too late

[@brendabennett4829]

Love your story

[@daniellebailey6802]

I swear I've questioned if James' plants are even real because they always look sooo shockingly perfect! He definitely knows what he's doing.

[@MJ-ti6oh]

I love to watch watch the Millennial Garden and also James Prigioni's Garden. So much good information and a pleasure to watch.

[@Frazzlenodazzle]

Thanks for interviewing James. His energy has made him one of my favorite gardeners. And it introduced me to you.

[@BellaCW]

Really? I find his energy exhausting! 😅 I have enough stress in my everyday life, so I really don't want more stress from watching YT.

[@tinad6812]

I love seeing collaborations and people supporting each other’s work. Thank you 😊

[@TheMillennialGardener]

You're very welcome! I appreciate you watching.

[@Thankful_.]

Me too! Thank you! 😊

[@spuds6423]

Agreed!! 👍👍👍

[@josephgutschmidt4718]

Cross-pollination of channels

[@jvjdrn]

The beauty of KZbin is showcasing members of the community who have talents to share with the greater KZbin community.

[@a.leehilliard4716]

You two are the best gardening channels on the web.

[@Acts-1322]

Plus Eric from Epic gardening!

[@tommy1979ism]

Plus Huw Richards and Charles Dowding

[@paperm2023]

Edibleacres too

[@ACTS_2_37-38]

I've learned a lot from these two. MIgardener and No-Till Growers are great too!

[@Just_A_Name14]

@@Acts-1322no he’s a sellout that doesn’t really know anything he’s just a voice of people

[@emilybroome188]

The gardening community is truly the most wholesome, and this is a prime example. Love!

[@TheMillennialGardener]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@HealthyHabitsGrow]

You make me feel so bad😊😂. Maybe... When I watch James I DO NOT have wholesome thoughts. Lol. They are both great. I've learned so much over the years!

[@nellieblighhill4575]

Now we just have to get the 4 best gardening channels together... The Millenial Gardener, The Gardening Chanel with James Prigioni and Tuck, The Epic Gardener and Self Sufficient Me. Now that would be the bomb!

[@TheMillennialGardener]

Maybe a trip to Australia is in order 😁

[@nellieblighhill4575]

We would welcome you with open arms. Make sure you come for a while, as it is a really big place with a load to see and do.

[@tammypavese9676]

That would be amazing!

[@classicrocklover5615]

Sorry guys, but the group is incomplete without Jess from Roots & Refuge! ❤

[@WildOrchardOasisFarm]

And don't forget Laura from Garden Answer. I love Roots and Refuge Farm too.

[@freefornow2652]

I live in a townhome with a side, front and back garden space totalling about 2500 sq ft. I want to encourage people to garden and grow food. I'm 65 and husband 71. We grow organically with companion and trap plants. The best overall to deter bugs are Cayenne Pepper plants, Petunias , Nasturiums,and Mexican Marigolds. Depending on the time of year I grow 11 dwarf fruit trees, two types of Green Sage, Thyme, Oregano,Mint, Pineapple Sage, Parseley,Cilantro , Yerba Buena, Chives, Basil, Dill ,Bunching Onions, Strawberries, Spinach, Green beans, Zucchini, Butternut, Crookneck, and Spagetti Squash. Tomatoes, Cucumbers, Radiches, Poblano Peppers , Jalepeno, Anaheim Peppers Cayenne Peppers, Red, Yellow and Green Bell Peppers, Arugala, Chard Cabagge , Kale, Garlic. My yard has decorative bulbs, flowers, miniature pine trees, Clematis,. I think that the diversity of plants confuses the bugs, and draws in birds, toads and predator bugs. It still looks very nice which is a lot of the work " arrangeing the garden each spring" Here in North Carolina there is every bug known to man and maybe a few more ! One trick against the vine borer : Start Zucchini squash seeds indoors in Dec or Jan, then plant them out asap when the weather warms. That way you beat the vine borer. Then plant Zucchini seeds again mid July outdoors and get a second crop also beating the vine borer's 3rd rgg laying. Don't grow Zucchini in summer. Also my other Squash like Butter nut is literally grown in a forest of Mammoth Dill and Cayenne Peppers to watd off squash bugs and bine borers. DO NOT A SQUASH BUG THE SMELL BRINGS IN MORE OF THEM. DO NOT PUT GARDEN LIGHTS BECAUSE THEY ATTRACT BUGS ! Use a fire pit when entertaining. Make Smudge sticks with herb trimming and flower dead heading. Put Bat boxes, birds houses. Spray Zucchini with a milk water combo in the sunlight not in the evening to prevent powdery mildew. Water only in the morning or if absolutely necassary just gently water the dirt, avoiding the leaves , and NO SPASHING dirt spores up on plants. I wash dry chop and freeze Basil,Dill , Chives. Bunching Onions and Parseley so I have them all winter for cooking. Sage and Thyme thrive in zone 8b winters. I blanch and freeze the greens. Roast chop and freeze hot peppers. I can fruits, vegatables and dry herbs. Leek powxer is great in soup. I hot water bath can "Candied Jalapenos". I make Mint syrup for cocktails. Put a little 100% Moonshine in it and it lasts along time in the fridge. Well folks gotta get busy ! I hope someone is inspired !

[@nicholebell5761]

My two favorite garden channels! Awesome!

[@TheMillennialGardener]

Thank you!

[@gregdoh]

"Start small, start slow"- perfect advice and advice I wish I would have been given when I started gardening 13 years ago. I tell people to learn a lot about a couple of plants each year instead of a little about a lot of plants all at once. What a great collab!

[@rockyusa2012]

I love that line....the gardeners who have smaller space end up being better gardeners. 👏👏👏

[@TheMillennialGardener]

It's true. Anyone can grow food in a big open area. When you have less to work with, you have to get creative. It forces you to plan and design, and when you get into that mindset, you make better decisions and work smarter. Ample land and good growing conditions don't make good gardeners. Challenges do.

[@juliajones1125]

I wish I had less space cause.I sure have overdone it for myself

[@MeloraCarabas]

That small garden is at least trice the surface of our house. Thankfully we have a greenhouse communal garden nearby where I rent a plot. Our own garden won't fit more than a few carrots.

[@flatcreek4665]

Love James & Tuck! Great to see you two supporting one another. 👍

[@wizpig64]

ADVENTURES WITH DALE AND TUCK!!!

[@alankovacs7636]

What a surprise! I subscribed to James 3 years ago, and after starting to follow Your channel last year...I just subscribed TODAY. Reading the comments, I'm not surprised that MANY viewers are watching YOU TWO. Thanks, I hope You invited James to come to North Carolina to interview You! 🍅

[@TheMillennialGardener]

I hope he comes down some day to tour 😀

[@TheMillennialGardener]

Be sure to tune in on Friday, April 19th at 4PM EST/1PM PST for the premier. Don't miss this one, folks!

[@jedpusczykowski4955]

So AWSOME to see this happening. Two of my favorite gardeners that I have learned so much from in the past year.

[@veganwinter]

I'm soooooo excited!

[@kittiew260]

Love to see this collaboration/interview.

[@TheWickerShireProject]

James is great! We saw him interviewed on the Urban Gardener. You need to contact Enoch as well. Your turn to sit in the hot.... eer Green seat!

[@veganwinter]

Came here to say that we all absoliteky adored this! Props to James' brother as well! Thank you for doing this guys! Also what an honour to meet Tuckie too! As always, we learned alot from you three! Oh and go hard dale ❤ three little girls yell oit excitedly "Dale!!!!!🎉"

[@GPDarius]

Excellent collaboration-thank you!

[@TheMillennialGardener]

I appreciate it! Thanks for watching!

[@luckyadrian100]

Finally, THIS IS THE 1ST TIME JAMES PRIGIONI INTERVIEW

[@zoltanihasz6947]

My favorite gardeners, yessss! And of course❤ For Tuck

[@Gonzalo_M]

WOW! I can't believe that you went to James garden! So amazing to see two gardeners that I love in the same video! hehe 😄 Thank you for this, it was incredible! 🙂🎈

[@TheMillennialGardener]

I'm glad you enjoyed it!

[@sherrygardensallaround6486]

That was an awesome collaboration. I've been organic gardening for decades - and watching you and James for years. I always learn something new from you both to utilize in my own gardens. So enjoy the pups, Tuck and Dale - the gardening fur-babies. Blessings. Sherry 🥰 🙏 🐶🍅🧅🫑🍎🍇

[@TheMillennialGardener]

Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed the video.

[@anapaulacrawford5837]

Oh my gosh ! James Prigione ! He is the reason I garden ! Thank you, Collab for what you do . 😊

[@TheMillennialGardener]

You're welcome!

[@philup6274]

The internet needs this.

[@countrysister700]

James makes gardening so assessible for all skill levels. And Tuck ❤

[@amaone2311]

Literally the only 2 gardeners I watch. This is awesome! 👌

[@TheMillennialGardener]

Thank you!

[@IVOrganic]

Fantastic collaboration and ‘behind the scenes’ tour! Excellent content with growing tips for the beginning and experienced growers alike! Happy Gardening! 🌱👍

[@TheMillennialGardener]

Thank you so much! I appreciate it. James is a good guy.

[@gendoll5006]

No way! Y’all and Epic Gardening are the main garden channels I turn to daily for help. Doing my first garden this year and it’s been a journey! We have red clay soil with hard pan so I made a raised bed and I’m currently clearing dead trees and briars to make a much larger in ground garden for NEXT year. Gotta prep and amend the soil and all that good stuff but I can do it with y’all’s help!

[@zmac9417]

Sounds like west Texas. Raised beds are a must in clay soil. This is my first vegetable garden and d I literally watch these two everyday. I’m in central New Mexico and we have sand and clay. Fun stuff.

[@smas3256]

3 of my favorites too. James taught me I could grow tomatoes and etc.. in partial shade. About your Clay soil. Nate just put up a video on how he preps his clay. Garden Like a Viking. On another not We were having such a difficult time starting seeds. Always leggy. Our light were way too high up. That 1870s homestead with Rachel and Todd. So much to learn. Lots of lessons to learn by experience. We have a wonderful garden family including the comments.

[@elisabethjones4917]

True that! ​@@smas3256

[@TheMillennialGardener]

You definitely can do it. My yard has been a labor of love for over 5 years. I've built it out basically one Saturday at a time, but it's amazing how far it's come over time. Keep it up and you won't even recognize the place after a few years.

[@angelinapizzi]

I’m a first year gardener and I love that I’ve found both of your channels and just found this “60 minutes interview”! Growing tomatoes, peppers, carrots, zucchini, two types of squash, watermelon, pumpkins, and corn! You both have been so inspiring and informational. Thanks to MG I’ve got shade cloth over my crops in the July sunshine on the highest UV days and James has inspired me to look for disease and pest resistant varieties of plants. Love you guys!

[@francescaurban8985]

Two of my favorites!! Been following both of you for some time now and learning so much! Of course, Tuck amd Dale are pretty awesome, too ❤🐾❤🐾❤

[@joealta3450]

Giacomo, Antonio.... Do you know how long I've been waiting to watch two Italo-Americans have a sit down like this? At least ever since you started the teaser a few days ago! Love you guys! It's kinda killing me. I wish I was more grounded in my early 20's. for me there was no Netflix at the time. I love the discussion about growing in a small space. One of my uncles growing up grew hundreds of pound of cucuzzi on a lot 14 feet wide! Great to see doing this together. Loving the grape arbor. Had one of those growing up. Unfortunately around here raccoons get most.

[@dianadeejarvis7074]

Raccoons are evil. Take defensive measures!

[@DakotaBurgener]

Honestly I never set my notifications on. But when two of my favorite channels come together I do. Can't wait.

[@ChristyThorington-zp6dx]

Me too!!!!!

[@AEF808]

I am a new gardener in Kona Hawaii. You and James have given me the courage to plant things I have been told would not grow...I am happy to know trial and error are great teachers along with your inspiration...My entire area is approx 2500 sq ft... citrus, berries, pumpkins, and at least 100 other varieties including items like broccoli, herbs, tons of tomatoes asparagus beans squash pollinators etc...anyone can grow in a small area... thank you for your encouragement...

[@secretjourney4815]

Two universes collide!!! What’s growing on and what’s going on! lol Wow

[@TheMillennialGardener]

Thanks for watching!

[@lisasuewarren6204]

So cool to see you both in this video. Thank you both for all that you do and that you guys teach us. Hey Tuck, hey Dale...

[@theteenagegardener]

I was not expecting a collaboration like this, but I am all for it! I enjoy watching both of you.

[@margaretodea7633]

These two men are both so wonderful in the gardening world. I wish they’d been around when I started my gardening life in 1974!

[@pjorge8363]

Two heavyweights of gardening!!! So cool seeing them together!! GOD bless to you both!

[@TheMillennialGardener]

Thank you!

[@user-ml8ig1jp6z]

Wow a great video with my favorite gardeners. I am a beginner gardener at 69. I am inspired by your raised gardens and learned so much about pruning fruit trees and growing vegetables from both your channels. This show is truly a treat. Thank you! My love to Dale and the “boss”

[@mabelmbah5738]

Hey ! I am liking seeing my two gardeners together. Bravo!

[@TheMillennialGardener]

Thank you!

[@baneverything5580]

True. These are good guys.

[@thesandiegomccarthys847]

Forgot to add - we tried your shade cloth trick to delay our fruit trees from breaking dormancy this year. IT WORKED PERFECTLY! This will be the first year in 7 seasons that we'll get peaches, plums and nectarines. We have schizophrenic shoulder seasons here with late frosts (just like your area - we are not far from you) and have never successfully saved our early developing fruits in previous years. The shade cloths kept the covered trees asleep until we were past all the hard frosts. We woke our frost vulnerable trees up at the appropriate time and now we have wonderful peaches, plums and nectarines developing all over our trees. Multiple neighbors, who've lived here all their lives, told us it was impossible to successfully grow these fruits here due to the late/erratic Spring frosts. Yet, now we have what look likes a bountiful harvest of each type coming our way thanks to you. We are absolutely thrilled and SO grateful to you. Thank you so much for your brilliant ideas, and for sharing your brilliant ideas and breakthroughs with the rest of us. You are an incredible blessing to the gardening community. God bless you!

[@daisymay4183]

Thank you for interviewing and visiting the Food Forest with James and Tuck. You both are an inspiration to all of us Gardeners out here.😊

[@fiftyyearflood580]

Two of my absolute favorite KZbin gardeners, and the combined amount of knowledge I've gained from you two is almost immeasurable. I'll be eternally grateful to you both. It's a great interview, and I love hearing James' answers to your terrific questions. So glad y'all did this. Thank you.

[@lorib5323]

You two are the only ones I subscribe to!!! I bought 6 gardenbeds through James because he works so hard!

[@TheMillennialGardener]

Thank you! And thanks for supporting James!

[@EvoSchecter]

The thing I like about James is when he expresses his opinion, He follows up on the stats of the plants. He Explains WHY.

[@mistyriennett5902]

I love James Prigioni, his garden info is wonderful. Great interview love both of your gardening channels.

[@TheMillennialGardener]

Thank you! I appreciate it!

[@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy]

Enjoyable Video, love sharing ideas on gardening in small spaces ❤

[@mariap.894]

It would have been epic to see Dale and Tuck together as well❤❤❤🐕🐶❤❤❤

[@TheMillennialGardener]

I wish I could get Dale on an airplane 😆

[@mariap.894]

@@TheMillennialGardener So I guess you didn't drive to Jersey 🤔😁🐕

[@ericawentz2734]

Two of my favorite Jersey Boys! Thank you for this collaboration and for promoting gardening so well? Keep up the good work!

[@joytotheworld2100]

I giggled when I saw the title. 2 of my favorite KZbinrs colab. It was great. You both have inspired me. I give my food forest and fig tree success to you two. Thanks

[@gretawardley9739]

James is awesome!! This is the best interview ever!! His thumbs are definitely green! 😃😃

[@TheMillennialGardener]

Glad you enjoyed it 🙂

[@DanlowMusic]

Garden tours are always fun. Always great to see how everyone lays things out. The different styles, combinations, etc.

[@TheMillennialGardener]

It's nice to see how other people do things. It sparks creativity.

[@sandraelecanal4627]

Love the interview. I am also a big fan of James.

[@TheMillennialGardener]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@privateprivate1914]

My 2 most favorite gardeners-Woo Hoo!

[@beehouseout5190]

Eeeeekkkkkk this makes me so happy! Two of my favorites coming together ❤❤❤

[@suemerritt7895]

Love James Prigioni!!!

[@ShereeSchattenmann]

Two of my favorites together! GROW!

[@TheMillennialGardener]

I appreciate it! Thank you for watching!

[@robertantolik2146]

"People don't usually see me over the shelves "😂😂😂. That killed me. I'm a bit vertically challenged, so I'm not hating but I literally was just thinking that you two standing next to each other would be like Shaq and Kevin Hart. Perfect timing

[@snowpea10]

Jame's videos are so full of energy and positivity and good information! ❤❤❤❤❤ hearts for Tuck

[@kaydeed2615]

Two of the youtubers that I watch consistently. it was great to see you both together.

[@TheMillennialGardener]

Thank you! It was honestly a lot of fun.

[@deathroll69]

Absolutely wild cross over. This is great.

[@gardengypsy70]

Thanks for bringing this! I love me some James & Tuck❤I’m a Jersey girl, and was so happy to find James some years ago!!!!

[@ChuckWilsonWilsonsStudio]

Man what a treat to see you two hang out in the garden, love seeing it...

[@TheMillennialGardener]

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it!

[@op4rlb348]

This was GREAT! Thank you so much for interviewing James! Both of you are super inspiring and have the best tips.❤

[@lorischadler2871]

Two of the 4 main gardening channels I watch.....thank you and here are some hearts for TUCK AND DALE❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@TheMillennialGardener]

We appreciate it! Thanks for watching!

[@zmac9417]

My two favorite professors right here. Good choice MG!!!!

[@pwarrenbaton]

I concur on the favorite gardening professors! But this interview brings up a question I've always had: will we ever get to know The Millennial Gardener's name??? ;-)

[@zmac9417]

That’s part of the fun right. Anonymity is good. I refer to him as MG. I thought it was odd to learn that he said he doesn’t get recognized a lot.

[@TheMillennialGardener]

Thanks! It was a lot of fun.

[@PorchGardeningWithPassion]

I have seen this in my suggested feed for a while and now was the time to watch it. I enjoyed it and realized I like the guest best when he isn’t going all hyper crazy on camera 👊🏻🌻👊🏻

[@melissahicks766]

I love love love BOTH these gardeners. Cant wait for this Masterclass!

[@cheryllwaldrop9732]

I watch both of you, so this was nice to see. I especially appreciate seeing the garden in its current state, before everything has filled out.

[@TheMillennialGardener]

I really liked that I was there before his garden leafed out. It gave a better perspective of how small the lot actually is. It looks much larger when everything has leaves, so this is great for folks to see that you don't need a lot of room to grow something big!

[@joannc147]

Wha…! When gardening worlds collide! Great collab, gentlemen. 👍🏻 It was fun to see the naked off-season garden of James! NJ is the Garden State, y’all.

[@leelaural]

I love James....why?...because he's showing suburban and urban gardeners how to do it even with limited land.....

[@TheMillennialGardener]

Exactly!

[@Steve197201]

James, someday when you sell your house, that food forest will definitely be a unique feature.

[@garkelsr]

You two are the only garden channels I watch. So to see you guys together was great. Big shoutout from the burbs of Philly!

[@TheMillennialGardener]

I appreciate it! Thanks for watching!

[@SusanRogersMakingItWork4Me]

Glad to see you two pair up for a show!!! My two Favorites💞💞💞💞💞

[@lesliehuegerich2314]

Great to see you two together! Great you could visit the family and a fellow gardener!

[@jeaonlinestore3561]

OMG! I can’t wait! I love you two! I see Tuck too! ❤❤❤❤

[@jeremiahthomas2669]

Awesome I have been watching James for 5-6 + years

[@katiem9644]

Joisy boys! I lived in Jersey for 17 years before I was able to escape! This was a really fun video, thanks both of you for taking the time to do this.

[@antoninamemi6587]

You guys are awesome!!! Gardeners unite!

[@TheMillennialGardener]

Thanks!

[@nellieblighhill4575]

Go for it boys...you have the world ready to watch.

[@ndbg46881]

Hey guys, very cool video! I'm a Philly area gal (Bucks County) now living in southern Maryland. Just a FYI, more property doesn't equal more productivity. We have 3 acres and the wildlife is way more destructive. Groundhog families, moles, voles, deer, raccoons and squirrels roam free. A more challenging gardening experience than a suburban plot. Don't let anyone tell you deer don't eat asparagus....

[@pinelandsprepping5372]

I agree with this! We have 5 acres in south Jersey, but the deer are oppressive snd NJ deer eat everything!

[@TheMillennialGardener]

Land can be a challenge. It's all in the management. I personally consider fences mandatory for gardening for the reasons you mentioned. My plan would be to take the acreage and subdivide it into quarter acre plots that are individually fenced. Grow the edibles with fencing, then connect them one at a time with pathways planted with native support plants that are deer and bird resistant in between. That's my personal plan for the future, anyway.

[@tinawindham6958]

I’ve got old pecan trees but I see squirrels grab them and am amazed how they crack them . I hope they have a dental plan👍🏻

[@johnc6228]

I'm really happy to see you two get together to film this nice interview.

[@chetfuhrman6390]

GREAT PRODUCTION! I follow 5 gardeners consistently. You 2 are in the top 5. What a pleasant surprise to see you both together. Keep the videos coming!!! Thanks for sharing your gardening experiences.

[@budj13]

Thanks for doing this visit with James. That was fantastic.

[@TheMillennialGardener]

You're welcome! It was a good time.

[@johnw3952]

I am just getting back into a little gardening,, after about fifteen years, with only growing peppers and tomatoes in the past. Well, I'm back and starting again with tomatoes and peppers in containers. It's been very enjoyable and I always appreciate the tips for new gardeners.

[@monicamacauley3750]

Loved this. Thanks so much for your collaboration and efforts.

[@GROOMERS0]

So happy to see Tuck has a better groomer! His face is so much cuter! ❤ 🐕

[@jennyumm89]

James is the first gardener on KZbin that I watched. Just started watching your channel since we have similar gardening zones. I subscribed because your energy and passion for nature. Love you guys! You two are the best!

[@TheMillennialGardener]

I appreciate it! Thanks for watching!

[@Braddy_Daddy]

Best collab ever

[@TheMillennialGardener]

Thank you!!

[@mamtajaya6457]

Amen 🙏. So great to see you both together. Love it ❤

[@TheThermostat]

My two favorite Gardners that taught me everything I know!!!

[@TheMillennialGardener]

Thank you!

[@juliajones1125]

I LOVE you both!!!

[@TheMillennialGardener]

Thank you!

[@tarawalker7193]

This was the crossover of crossovers! Thank you both, "Milli" and James - I was watching this and started thinking that 15 years ago, I don't think I would have ever thought I'd be as excited as I am right now watching this garden tour and getting to know more about one of my garden inspirations. Great job, guys!

[@hannahbotanica3311]

This was a great idea to interview an avid gardener. I watch both of y'all and appreciate the knowledge you both share. Love how the pups join in. James is very innovative and has an infectious enthusiasm. Thanks for taking the time to make this happen! 😊👩‍🌾