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I am so glad this video found you! I think you will really enjoy having a fall garden. It’s a very different experience and feeling than the summer. Once the temps cool and the leaves change, everything feels so cozy and spending time in the garden is very comforting. Thanks for sharing!

Im glad this has been helpful! I am very impressed you’re picking ripe tomatoes already. You must have very happy and healthy plants! I am using cattle panels this year to trellis tomatoes too.

@@bloomandwiltgardens For the huge Midnight Snack panels are super great. I prefer them "horrible tomato cages" But I start the row with a 8 ft T post .Then 5 cages space about 3 feet center to center then second 8 ft T post and repeating as long as desirable end with a 8 ft T post. At the end of the run of cages which I only stick into the ground 6-8 inches .I add 2 wire ties connect the cable at 2 points on the cages helps.. I connect a steel cable ( small about 1/16 inch diameter running it thew each of the cages near the top of winds blows the T post are working for my third season and tomatoes are very manageable in the cages. I do prefer the larger cages. Also save lots of money craigists bargain them horrible tomato cages as most people don't know how to do this...yet. ( really test this and you might teach others.

In OH south of Cleveland we've only got Early Girl tomato ripe so far. See some yellow bush beans that we will eat next week! I'd like to try fall garden crops, but this year we are container planting only. Next year planning a raised bed and the carrots and beet will work nicely.

@@juliefriedrich92 if you're trying a heirloom tomato and want earlier than most try Black Krim and usually Thourburg Terracotta are less than a week later both are delicious and getting tomatoes weeks sooner is always a plus...we are having BLTs for breakfast tomorrow

Thanks Bill! DE will kill ants so I think that could work for you. Reapply after rain

Yep it’s late. My free time is spent in the garden first and editing long videos come second.

That’s amazing Kim!!! I’m so glad

That’s amazing Kim!!! I’m so glad

That’s amazing Kim!!! I’m so glad

Fresh is best!

Yes I've experienced that woody grocery store stems are dried and hard.

You may still be able to get a harvest towards fall! Wouldn’t hurt to start one or two, direct sow, and see what happens. 🙂

I believe it was! 😂 I’m still working on editing those videos I mentioned 😅.. they’ll go out soon I hope!

That’s great! Yes I anticipate you’ll get a late September or early October harvest which is still great!

lol what?

@@bloomandwiltgardens It looks like so many eggs you will be eating chicken for a life time.

They make the best sauce

That sounds delicious!

I have lots of videos answering your question about garlic, hope they help you!! Growing GARLIC at home from PLANTING to HARVEST - Zone6 Northeast Ohio ua-cam.com/play/PL1z5QydAHT5dCwFIz6xj4Ai-ue3_hO9Dr.html Very excited for your new garlic growing journey

@@devonathorne7350 rule 1 pick early as late they get "woody" heat and fry in bacon grease and put on salad is one way.

Digging potatoes is very satisfying and soothing process!!

Thanks gurrrrrl 💅🏻💅🏻

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All the time!!

You’re welcome!

Thank you!! Happy to help 💙

You’re welcome

You’re welcome! How were the potatoes?

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“Hügelkultur” is a German word that means mound culture or hill culture. A hügelkultur is a sloped and raised planting bed filled with topsoil, wood, and organic materials. German and European people have practiced it as a gardening method for hundreds of years. extension.okstate.edu/fact-sheets/sustainable-landscapes-creating-a-hugelkultur-for-gardening-with-stormwater-management-benefits.html

Many online seed sellers also sell hardneck garlic towards September. Or if you have a local grower of garlic you can buy from them directly.

Thank you!

Potato , potahto 😂

Very glad to help! Ornamental plants are really nice to have but do require patience as they get established. After 2 years they really start to take off! Best of luck to you!

I grow that too!

Glad to help!! ☺️🌼

😂 that’s a good one

Good guess!

I’m so happy to hear that Shelly! Please send a photo!

Thank you! I appreciate it so much

If you try it be prepared to feed/fertilize those grow bags. Both potatoes and corn are heavy feeders and won’t be able to dig their roots deep to find nutrients when grown in a bag. I think it’s a really interesting idea and would like to know how it turns out for you!

@@bloomandwiltgardens I’ll let you know!

I’m excited for them!

Yes

I agree!!!

Haha you no like?

Sorry but no….

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Thanks! How’s your garden going?

Hey!! Not too far, Ashtabula county here 😊 So nice to connect with you.

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Well hello! Up on the northeast side here! 🌱🌱🌱

@@bloomandwiltgardens i've been there, i've practically have been on every part of ohio, i'm actually heading up where you are for a fishing trip with my grandpa and my cousin and some other people

Easy to fix!! 🥰

😂😂😂 No blood suckers around here! I have 400 in these 2 rows. I planted 4”x4” .. I’m optimistic they’ll do well! I need to give them some bone meal soon.

Yes keep checking each year to see if anything has changed. 💗💗

I was hopeful mine would grow after I brought it indoors but it didn’t. I ended up letting it die off peacefully 🥲. I’m happy you’re here too!