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Have you tried spraying SurroundWP on your grapes?

Good stuff 😊😊😊

Looking good 😊😊😊

11:00 Looks like it might be some kind of greenhouse whitefly insect - very difficult to get rid of once they have multiplied, I have seen people go at them with a vacuum to get the bulk of them, and then use an organic oil spray. A trap crop might help draw them away from the grapes - like growing some nasturtium around the area

There are some apple varieties paired with rootstocks that are very hardy in hot and cold climate and disease resistant, like a Liberty apple on MM116

See the trees you could have, in my video about "pruning" trees but in french, I'm in south east Spain, 200 various fruit trees, and 4 varieties of apple trees, so I harvest apple from May to December. Here we have around one week per year of freeze in early morning only, around 0 degrees celcius

I didn't watch the whole video but I'm definitely planting apple trees when I get a home because they produce a lot of calories per square foot once established and taste good.

Too many fruit drops and wasps,bees,etc. lots of work to pick up the fallen fruit unless you keep the tree small

I'm definitely planting a Gala Apple and grapes next. Thanks for the info.

Being drought tolerant is very important to CA. Thanks for sharing your information.

First time visiting..will be back sir

Great story and info! Those berries look so yummy. ❤

Nice calla lilies! Nice everything! Been edging on 100 here- but we have big trees.

Love those gladiolas!

Great idea! I'd like to try barley.

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I really like steel cut oats! I like the plant it looks like ornamental grass in a way.

It's really producing well!

Great information! We need to get some mulch on some of our raised beds as well. It’s hot here in Tennessee too 😅

It seems that mulch cuts down the weeds. I like the wood much better than rock. Great information.

If it don't grow, it gotta go! Love your resilience and positivity. Great video!

Nice!

And Tiger loves the grains. lol

"You won't grow, if you never have a challenge" I like that. Glad your vid popped up in my suggestions & the channel name is awesome!

Oh No! I recall my grandfather propping limbs of Peach trees with long wood sticks with Y's. My suggestion is make jam lol

Reminded me of growing beets for beet greens. Very good and you also get beets to pickle or whatever you do with them. You want to pull them young- about ping pong ball size. And yes I love sauteeing greens for scrambled eggs - real good.

Love diatomaceous earth sprinkled on the soil and my tea made with crushed garlic, dill, rosemary, squirt of dawn. Beetles and aphids hate it but pollinators are ok. We need pollinators. Love your puppy !

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Your tomatoes look like they have "Grazon" or similar Aminopyralid poisoning. Curled, narrow leaves, leggy, slow growth, thickened, 'wrinkled' leaves. etc. Did you have low germination rates? Losing flowers before they set fruit/veg? This happened to me last year. It's a new herbicide that remains toxic toward plants (other than grasses) when horses and cows eat it and it passes through. If you bought composted manure in a bag or even from a farmer- you might have it in your pots. Some plants are affected more than others- greens less so than vegetables. This stuff is horrifying. 40 years gardening and never seen anything like it. I thought aphids at first,, then started wondering about viruses, etc. Mind boggling. I was so mad when I found out what the problem was. If the plants are poisoned with this stuff you want to burn them, not compost. Toxin is persistent. ua-cam.com/video/bur8HewkpQw/v-deo.html

It's always a battle - don't give up. We had all those problems in our garden and we did preventive things as best we could. We still had a great crop.

That is a nice amount of harvest with a variety of vegetables. They look healthy and are all good for you!

I love garlic as well, but I have been intimidated to plant it. I am going to try it when I can. Can the tops of garlic be used for anything?

Great Harvest! We just harvested our Music garlic as well (first time growing this variety) and we're excited to try it. Great suggestion about making garlic butter and sweet garlic! We definitely want to try out some good recipes with our garlic this year. Great video!

Garlic looks great!🎉

Save that wood to cook with.

OH no,😪. Hopefully you can save some of the fruit.

This was really fun. I look forward to next year.

I love this intro and how it shows how the garden has grown. The sun is brutal.

I didn't know there was a soil water tester. I just thought you water and that is all. Good information.

Heat is sometimes hard on our plants. It's good that you are keeping on top of this.

I used the spray bottle method and it is tedious and the spray is not distributed well on the plants. The big sprayer seems to do a good job with little effort!

Gardening is one of the best ways to eat healthy, exercise and save money if you do it right.

I never thought about using moisture meter. That's a good idea because I always feel like I'm over or under watering pots.

This is good information. I've never seen so many varieties of tomatoes. It's great and benefits everyone.

The plants still look healthy.

How often do you have to spray? What is the time frame to spray or how long do you need to wait to spray again?

I'm trying to see your videos - forgot my password. Like that intro!

Thanks for that information on organic products to help deal with plant issues and pest and info on different types of sprayers. It goes to show you that checking the garden everyday will help get a greater harvest! Great information.

Trying to set this up for Veon so he can watch and learn.

Very interesting. I didn't know you could harvest the seeds from mustards like that. Good to know.