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Should read soil warmer. Not sure a soul warmer would help with peppers?!?

That is a great idea I have not tried! I’m sure it will help…I have pretty good success cutting back my peppers in winter and they usually come back in the spring/summer since we are so mild in zone 9b. But for areas where it is colder or just to make it easier on the plants I think this would be worth looking into. Thanks for your comment!

😅 a “soul warmer” could also be helpful! 😉

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Actually most of the time it depends on what I have on hand…I usually use espoma Biotone Starter Fertilizer, but Garden Tone is good too. I always give my plants a good start by using a good raised bed soil, compost and fertilizer mixture as my base and then adjust from there. One thing I always make sure to use is a good compost, like the mushroom compost I used…someday I would love to make my own, just not there yet. 😋

Yes, I actually sowed my bell peppers earlier this year in April. They love the hot weather and will be overwintering them if possible this year, since our climate here in Arizona is pretty mild in the winter.

@luckycatcreations Thank you for information 🙏 I really appreciate it I'm still learning!

Hi! Yes, you can harvest zinnia seeds anytime, just when the flower heads are fully dry and brown on the plant. Look for hard, dark seeds attached to dried petals, and store them in a cool, dry place to keep them viable for a few years. 😊 I do collect seeds from my garden, this helps to ensure the plants are well adapted to my area and also helps save on cost as well.

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Thank you! This was a project that was long over due! 😋

Absolutely! This entire area is prone to weeds and grass, so anything we can do to prevent it from growing up into our garden beds we will try. We do have landscape fabric under our current garden beds, and plan to add more garden beds in the future as well. 😊

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Ooooh! That sounds amazing! I’m not familiar with passion fruit vines, but it is definitely something to consider for that space. I will have to read up on that, thank you for the advice! 😉🌸

I sure did try! 😋 Hoping to give it another go next year, but not in that same spot of course…it was a good experiment and I was happy overall with the result. 🎃

Interesting! I’ve never had pumpkin soup, that is something I will have to try for sure! Thanks! 😃

@@luckycatcreations try out it very tasty. Half boiling pumpkin also very tasty

Definitely! The concrete I’m sure made it much worse with the extreme heat…actually thinking next year I might try in a completely different spot altogether. 😋

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Oh good for her!! Yes, pumpkins definitely proved to be a little harder to grow than I thought! 🤔 I always enjoy a good challenge though, and there is always much to learn when it comes to gardening. I do enjoy picking them out at the local pumpkin patches and enjoying the fall festivals -always a good time! 😉👍🏻

You are so sweet, thank you for the encouragement. 😊Yes, I was a little disappointed at first, but you are absolutely right! I am thankful and can honestly say I learned a lot and look forward to next year! Hope you have a wonderful week! 🌸

Thank you so much! ❤️ I will be sure to check out your channel as well. It is always inspiring to see and learn from other gardeners no matter where you are. Best wishes to you as well! 😊

Many blessings to you also!

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Yes, a little smelly indeed 😅 These usually grow in about 6 months, so we should be able to harvest these in May-June next year. I love fresh garlic and feel like it tastes less bitter than jarred store bought. I feel like the California Early variety has a mild flavor and grows really well here. Totally recommend. 😊

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Interesting food for thought…I think like anything with the coming age of new technology, there will always be pros and cons. What matters is what you do with it…will you choose to do what is right?

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It would be cool to eventually offer classes, but not quite to a point where I can do that yet. 😊👍🏻

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Thanks for your comment! I’m in Gilbert, Arizona, so I definitely understand the challenges of gardening in this extreme heat! It took me a while to figure out what works best here too, but don’t get discouraged-gardening in Arizona is all about timing and choosing the right plants. I’ve had the most success planting cucumbers, melons and peppers in the hottest months, and using shade cloths or mulch to help protect plants from the intense sun. If you don’t have shade cloth, I found that if I could plant peppers on the east side of my garden beds and next to a taller plant, such as basil or tomatoes on the west side that it helped shade them naturally without need for shade cloths. Going into winter season, you will likely only need to trim your peppers back and cover with frost cloth during cold snaps. Also try a fertilizer high in phosphorus like Espoma Garden Food 5-10-5 to help boost blooms for more production. I hope this helps! Good luck to you! 🍀😊

Oh no! Sounds like maybe it didn’t get enough sun? I know they do like at least 6-8 hrs full sun and do really well in the winter season…the Summer would be way too hot to grow….and I would also use a balanced fertilizer like a 10-10-10 before planting and then top with compost. During the growing season I like to water in a blood meal or fish emulsion around the base to help provide extra nitrogen as well Once when it is about 6in tall and again when the broccoli heads start to develop . I hope this helps! Good luck to you! 😊🍀

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I am looking forward to taking advantage of the cooler temps this weekend! Have a good one! 🌸

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I hear ya! Life can get so busy sometimes. I hope you are doing well and thank you so much for watching my videos! ❤️😊

I hear ya! Life can get so busy sometimes. I hope you are doing well and thank you so much for watching my videos! ❤️😊