Gardeners React To YOUR Epic Gardening Fails
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- Опубліковано 19 жов 2024
- It's the end of the season in most climates, so @jacquesinthegarden and Kevin get together for their annual subscriber gardening fails compliation - enjoy, and remember...the best gardeners have killed the MOST plants!
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😂 I have had quite a few plant care misadventures over the years. But, my absolutely wildest experience was in finding two adorable succulents in a floral shop inside a grocery store. I gave one to a friend and kept one for myself. For months, I was so excited that my little succulent was still alive. After a time, I started thinking of upgrading the succulent's container. During the container inspection, I was undone. It was a very real-looking plastic plant in a foam board "substrate," which is why my misting and watering efforts appeared to be working! I couldn't do anything but laugh at myself.
😂
Please do more of these! 😁
Omg, You said the neighbor stole her cherries….. Well my neighbor reacher OVER my fence and stole ALL my ripe sauce tomatoes… THEN had the nerve to tell my husband, “he didn’t want them to get to ripe and fall to the ground.” It too every ounce of my being not to go over there with a baseball bat. Never pick a gardeners produce without permission…..
Did he give them back?!
I'd go up to my neighbor all upset and say you'd never guess what happened! Some hooligan stole all my cherries right off my tree. My kids haven't stopped crying and I don't know if I'll ever feel safe again. I'm asking everybody if they saw anything. We're gonna file a police report. It's theft and trespassing. See if you have cherries next year lol
THIS is the perfect solution!
LOVE IT!!
Maybe even add that you,
or the police,
are going to check all the local door cameras - just to watch the person squirm a little!! 😆
If someone ever steals my first mango or cherry they better plan on sleeping with one eye open 🥷
😂
Mango thieves are so common down here in South Florida 😢
@@sonikku956 they should at least leave money in the mail
So... wizards can totally burgle your garden.
That’s the crows’ intention
Couple of yeqrs ago, my first year in my allotment I was delighted to find a a small established cherry (my favourite fruit) tree. Bought a special netting to keep the birds and feared fruit fly out. The fruits started to look so tasty and juicy. Since I was in a rush I promised myself a very special cherry harvest celebration the following day. Early next day I came in the garden and guess what... yes, somebody came and harvested all and every cherry and put the netting back. I was dumbfounded and stood probably a while there starring at the cherry tree. I could not believe my eyes. People can be so cruel and thoughtless. Just hope it was someone really poor and could not afford.to buy cherries.
Nah. Poverty doesn't grant you to steal. I hope they get punished.
My sister moved and asked me to take care of her plant until she had room. The sticker said it was a palm but all I did was water it so I never actually looked into it. Eventually it shot up and I looked it up so I could repot it correctly. Turned out it was a Rose of Sharon. I could have just put it in the yard or garden but I've been babying it for over a year thinking it was tropical or something 😂
Best part: “ psychologically, and emotionally cleansed” made me laugh and I also agree. 😊❤
Ohhhh my goodness y’all read my comment I thought I was hallucinating when you said my channel name 😂😂😂😂😂❤ and yes a psychological reset, mixed with revenge is why I needed to burn it all. The plants looked normal until I lifted the vine and omg it was horrific an entire ecosystem of pests. I ran in the house and said ‘I need you to build a fire” 😂😂😂😂 and the garden was pulled up and set ablaze. Thanks for reading my comment, it made my entire day. 19:25
omg this is a likely scenario for ma Gardening Activities .. 🤭 I always end up with some bug infestations and all kinds of strange things happening .. 👀 too funny though 🤣
@@dMi_mi😂 this year I got 4 separate infestations in my Summer garden, I was like oooooh ok I see what this is 😂 politely waited for Fall.
@@theheardhomestead ohh noo did You had to make a fya again ? 🔥👀🤭 I had to get rid of all my indoors plant growing experiments cause of a massive gnat infestation, and now that problem is solved but plants got some leaves sickness. 😬 I did manage to grow a beautiful lush green plant outside in da pot. 😎 I saw my neighbour also grows the same plant in his garden so I proudly asked "have You seen mine" ? 👀
He informed me it's a invasive weed he been trying to get rid of for ages. 😶
As a child (3-4), I was told the old story of a baby being found in a cabbage patch. I came to the idea that much like seeds when you put people in the ground that a cabbage with a baby in it would grow and that cemeteries were people farms where moms and dads would go to pick out new babies. My family discovered this during my great grandmother's funeral when I asked how long the cabbage took to grow. 😂
I was so looking forward to all the sweet taters that I was gonna be digging … I dug the whole bed up and only got 2 sweet taters .. there were tunnels all under the vines … with a little research , I found out that voles ate my sweet taters… I’ve never had voles before
My most recent gardening fail was earlier this spring. Where I live we have a massive problem with slugs and snails, its the south of england so its wet and warm in the spring which is ideal for them to breed like crazy. I learned that if you pluck slugs and snails up in the evening and chuck them into a bucket of 50/50 water and vinegar solution, they die right away and you don't need to use any slug bait or poisons. Well I did that, I got every slug and snail big or small I could find, looked under pots and behind benches, it was a slug genocide. Once I was done it was pretty dark out so I decided I would empty out the slug bucket in the morning. Well it stormed the following day so I put it off for the next, and then promptly forgot about the slug bucket. Once the weather cleared up a week or so later I happily went out to do some spring gardening and discovered the most putrid rotting bucket of pickled slug slime, the vinegar had disolved all the shells and it was just a black syrup that smelled of putrid rot. It was so bad I cried and my partner had to go deal with it because he has basically no sense of smell. Ive since changed over to an organic iron/ferrous based slug pellet haha
09:45 reminds me of my dad that swapped my cannabis plant with a tomato plant and let me water and care for it and everyday he said, nice tomato tree... thought he was joking... 😅😅😅
🤭🍅 that's extra funny. 💖
In Bavaria it's quite common to have a 'christmas tree' in your yard. It looks so gorgeous when they have lights on it and the snow falls on it. Glowing trees everywhere at night. I wish I could grow one here, but first, I'm in Texas, second, we hardly ever have snow.
And -
In most of Texas, we only have ice storms & Junipers (aka Cedar Trees) for conifer trees!
But yeah, it would only be good if there were more snow, ice is sparkly, but NOT the same...
@@gardengatesopen yup
These stories are really funny!
I like this series better than the stupid internet hack stories.
But that's just me.
Really enjoyed the video guys!
When I was in the 3rd grade when I learned rice grew from a plant. I just assumed the same was true for pasta. In 7th grade science class the teacher went through the class one by one asking our favorite tree. I couldn’t wait for my turn bc I didn’t want anyone to answer Spaghetti Tree before me. Lucky for me no one did. To this day old friends ask “How’s ur Spaghetti Tree doing?”😢
I’m picturing like a spaghetti willow. If only!
lol, I needed this. I was just on the phone with my mom today, and the words, "yeah, I've killed so many 'easy to grow plants' it would blow your mind" were spoken 😂. Y'all along with David the Good, a few books and some lasagna mulching (compliments of getchipdrop) have turned me into something useful over the last year. 2020 to 2023 was just big trash panda mountain for me. Mulching on top of plastic weed barrier confused as to why things are drying out... planting corn in the shade in the dead heat of summer. Planting carrots and greens in June in Florida... yeah. Reading is fundamental... and UA-cam channels add walkthroughs. Thanks guys!
The cherry story is one of the reasons I insisted I will never live in a neighborhood with an HOA, because, yes, there are places that ban any kind of foodscaping.
My worst gardening fail:
I am 12 years old, andi live in Paris and 3 years ago i got chili peppers seeds so i can hybridise them (red yellow and brown carolina reapers, KS lemon starrburst and choco ghost jami) and the yellow reaper didn’t sprouted. I put all 5 plants in a 8x19x7 inches. Then, mold grew on the soil, and i killed it with citric acid. It worked, but some of the acid went on the beast pepper and killed it. Then, the other one where about to bloom, i was so exited until aphids made the flowers died. The next year, the peppers started to bloom again, and i putted them indoors because it was winter. The flowers didn’t made any pollen and i only got a single pepper.
I would be so pissed off about that neighbor
Jacques chuckling at most of these comments had me laughing too. I love hearing these comments. Thanks guys. 😁🌱
This year I decided to start small & planted about 6 Yukon Gold potatoes. I had followed all the steps & felt confident. While they grew, I had been researching too many other details on plants. One day, I noticed yellow dying stalks. A little annoyed, I told my husband that he killed off some of my potato plants from not watering. Soon after, I cut the yellow & some ugly looking stalks off & then remembered I was to leave the yellow stalks, then harvest. 😂 That huge pot still sits in my backyard. My kids weren’t interested & I’m afraid to look. I’ll report back!
Oh that stealing of cherries... that would make me go full Karen and call the cops for stealing and trespass.
I'd go full RAGE mode - Kevin
I mean...neighbor's ON VIDEO doing it. I'd hate to call the cops on anyone, but what do you do with someone who thinks they have the right to go on your property and steal your stuff?
Someone stole my some of my purple peppers. Rage mode engaged. We now have cameras. Hadn’t even tasted them yet.
They got psycho neighbors. I get that if you have to continue living next to these people you might not want to declare war but what the hell ? There's no tolerating that kind of behavior. Those criminals !
You could go ahead and call the police.
Have the coppers come out,
neighbor w the camera walks put and says, "Hey, I've got video footage."
The cops watch the footage.
Then they have "the stealing talk" w with culprit.
Just go thru the whole 9 yards!
But then, after you "find out" who the thief is, you still can say you don't want to press charges.
This makes you look like the good guy. And the thieving neighbor gets put thru their paces, and hopefully is embarassed - AS THEY SHOULD BE!!!
That neighbor
NEEDS TO KNOW
they crossed the line &
WILL BE CALLED OUT!!
Love the laughter this video brought me…thank you
I would report the cherry thief. He had no right to do that, his opinions be damned.
I would suggest that the wronged neighbor builds a fence and plants briars or nettles as a privacy plant. Screw that guy.
I planted a baby blue spruce this year in ground in my backyard so it's gonna be our family Christmas tree as long as i live ❤
I have raised Caledulas every year for over 19 years. I found a new color variety for me last season and saved the seeds from them. Put them in a container away from the rest of my garden to see if they came up true. Had deer come in and eat them all overnight, even before any flowers came. *argh
I was excited to grow jalapeños for the men in the house. My son immediately hiccuped after taking a bite & only 1 barely got tasted. A small dish of peppers 🌶️ sat on the counter for too long & then fridge, where they have died. Never again! (And my small orange peppers only grew about 3 small edible peppers). Long spring. Threw everything off. Not enough hot sunny days.
I grew corn for the first time this past summer. Didn't get much but it was a learning experience. Anyways, one of the corns was LOADED with those aphids and I was worried about them spreading. I tried soapy water, regular water to spray them off, nothing was working. Then I said screw it and put garlic powder all over them. They all ended up dying and no bugs went near the corn anymore lol
Yeah most pests don't like garlic. That's the first time I've heard of someone doing that though, especially on a corn plant....
I'm with you jacques every single melon or grape I remove is wasted potential! Lol
If you don't remove some, ALL the melons will be wasted potential.
I took care of some queen Anne's lace, saved a bag load of seeds, and thankfully learned what they were before I planted them 10:39
I don't get it
@@itsgonnabeanaurfromme Queen Anne's lace will take over any space given the chance. It's considered a noxious weed in over half the US states.
@@itsgonnabeanaurfromme To the under educated and inexperienced, it looks kind of like carrots
Cherrios are doughnut seeds
I can relate to those 10 bunches of celery. I had a culinary fail when I was a teenager learning how to cook. The recipe called for one clove of garlic, and I didn't know what a clove was, so I put in a head of garlic! I thought it was delicious, but my family didn't care for it.
What were you making?😂
I got a say .. depends what type of garlic is used .. 👀
Growing up 1 clove of garlic ment 1 clove of garlic. 🤭
It was eeextra strong, even when just rubbed on da toast, d toast did become fiery spicy. 🔥
And then I moved to UK.
Now "1 clove of garlic" means add at least 1 garlic head. 😶
I hear the same thing from other European expats livin over here ( Baltic, Polish, Hungarian e.c. ) .. that suddenly they need bags and bags of garlic heads to make their national dishes meanwhile families back home think we have lost our marbles. 🤣
"and the COW Jumped Over the Moon" part of the many nursery rhymes are based upon exaggerated truths 😂😀💫🐮🐄
Wow! The neighbor removed the produce! Candy tree 🤣😂🤣😂🤣. Yes, mint is crazy!!!
Literally just added 2 raised beds (Birdies beds from Epic Gardening) to my front yard to grow vegs in today! I specifically bought a house in a neighborhood with no HOA on purpose for this reason.
I always LOVE these videos, but this is by far my favorite so far! 😍🤣 Looking forward to your upcoming video on ants and aphids, because this is something that I also just learned this past year. Who knew how symbiotic their relationship was?! It's crazy, and not in a good way! At least not for us gardeners. Once again just proving that nature is quite often so much smarter than us! 😄
Kevin actually did one a few months ago. It had these cute animated ants. It was funny but educational. I’m surprised he didn’t remember. You can find it on his channel
thank you for this. I appreciate it more than you can possibly imagine. On to bigger and better gardens!
Very entertaining, thanks! Oh, the cherries, my gawd, I couldn't hold myself back. I planted, just this fall, 12 little pots of celery seeds, thinking they are tiny and won't grow well, because it's really dry here. Well it all grew and I have divided and divided, and now have about 20 bunches of celery growing. And it's all going to ripen at the same time. Sometimes you just don't know til you try.
previous owner fail: the people who owned my dads house in the past decided itd be a great idea to plant a big ol grapevine in the bottom righthand corner of the garden (granted, the grapevine trellis they built Is pretty cool). now, not only do we have to battle the grape vines all along the perimeter of the backyard, and have to salvage the few trees left in the backyard from the vines, And all of the backyards connected to our backyard have their own grapevine woes to deal with... the park down the road now has a grapevine infesting its way down the fenceline!
When I was a kid, my grandfather used a live tree as a Christmas tree. It came in a coal bucket ( probably about 10 gallons ) and after Christmas, you could plant it in the yard. We had a wall of about 10 of them 1 yr apart growing in our yard. As an adult, I'm surprised this isn't a thing. I guess it is a lot more expensive for them, those steel barrels couldn't have been cheap
I love these videos. I laughed so hard I cried 😂That was my apple tree near the end. Thanks for the advice. I actually ruined it. It was a dwarf and I planted the graphed part below the soil. I didn’t know. I was trying to keep it small in a container and it was stressed out. So I put a round Birdie bed around it and it grew really tall. I prune it. It gets flowers as it starts warming up in Chicago and then we get a freeze out of nowhere and huge winds. Twice now I had one apple. The squirrel got the first and this year there was a tiny one and it was bored through by something and rotted inside. I do want to pull it out because it’s taking up space in my small backyard. I have a hard time killing things though. I would actually like to have dwarf fruit trees and keep them dwarf. Hopefully next year. Thank guys. Funny video 😊
Omg I laughed so hard I wet my plants! 😂 The Irish potato grower was too funny!
Hilarious guys. Thanks for the laughs. 😂😊 love these type of videos.
If anyone takes my cherries...THEY'RE DONE FOR
The birds get mine more often than not, but that's because I never get around to netting at the right time 😆 this year, they're loaded with cherries and I'm already working out when I'll have the opportunity to drive in the stakes to create a frame to net them more easily!
To everynody that keeps saying arrest the cherry thief, yes it's sad, but if its not the first harvest you actually are going to use, then it's not something to sue over. However, for the first harvest or two, a rare harvest that makes through a frost, or a bigger tree that gets partially or completely stripped, yes I'm with you on that. I'm normally a nice person, but if someone did that to me I would be out for blood a little bit. On the other hand..... guilt tripping them isn't a bad idea either so long as it's not really exaggerated.
We've had a discarded Christmas tree propegate in an unburned wood pile. I think that only happens when you're not looking and sure it's dead. Good look replicating that on purpose.
I almost mad a big mistake I planted raspberries in a pot, and I did not know they can do this, but after like three years in the being in that pot, they rooted out of the pot into the ground and start spreading throughout my yard luckily I found this and accidentally pulled it up. I saved myself a lot of work.
Wow, cherry thief guy is asking for all out war. @11:40 I think we've probably all made the "too many squash plants" mistake, lol.
This year, it was the second year my nectarine tree had fruit, my neighbor asked for some nectarines and I said they weren’t ripe. Then that evening, she went to my front yard(that’s where my nectarine tree is) and picked a few of them without permission. Then she later told me they were inedible and threw them away.
If i fail i fail...😅 just start over...but i have never Failed😅
That last one made me throw my glasses down in frustration, lol.
Regular ass potatoes 😂
Sounds toe like the white potatoes rather than basically anything else...
Epic Garden; yes cattle even a very pregnant cow can jump a 41/2 to 5 foot fence rather easily. But if all dietary needs are met they won't ever try. I grew up on a small cattle farm. I've seen it and it's funny to watch but not as funny to herd them back to the field they came from. 😊
22:58 Ah yes. Ye olde Fetid Swamp Water. Honestly, it turns out to be the only positive use for bermuda grass clippings (that I've found so far). When I'm done soaking the yard waste (for a very, very long time... can't be too careful with bermuda grass) it goes into the compost. Using a mesh brew bag helps keep the clippings separate from the tea.
My first spring growing seedlings… i utilized one of those cheap greenhouses from harbor freight.. a good spring storm came up, which brought winds! Knocked my greenhouse over and all the seedlings lost their markers haha and some of them were super hot peppers lmfao it was a good year 😂
That was fun! Thanks guys😂😂
I’ve had delivery drivers steal fruit from the trees in the front yard.
Literally eating my fruit as they deliver take-out / packages, then they get all offended when I tell them to ask before stealing stuff in the future. 😡
Cows go where ever they want to… I’ve had sum hunter/jumper cows before
It makes me mad when the chickens get out and dig up my stuff … this year it was the little cabbage plants … my hens no longer have wing feathers
Rabbits in the garden thats meat and veggies 😉🤣
I hope she filed a complaint. That is straight up trespassing.
MOST of my backyard is no longer grass... but CLOVER. I have a 25 gallon grow bag that rabbits ALWAYS dig in and have their babies. Not any other 25 gal. bag of the 12 or so, but always that one. I've had carrot, potato, and beets in their, and NO bunnies munching. They LOVE my clover.
Time to trap and farm them. Make some money or get some use out of them.
The even though I haven’t watched the full thing yet, that first one is definitely the worst
the first one is completely same to my first second and third harvest even though i was 9 i was still i was still very sad for weeks
Terrific show---
funny + educational...
Sonya, make tomato juice. It makes everything better. Pasta sauce, soup, whatever. Just boil them and send them through a ricer or food mill.
Lol the sand thing makes me laugh, so many people don't realize you need soooo much, then where I am all we have is sand, and you need sooo much clay to make it hold water, compost always wins in effort, cost and result lol. I went all out with clay my first year and it was barely noticeable weeks in after it properly incorporated and left the surface
I thought I had a chocolate cake bell pepper plant, but i think one of them might be a spicy sort. Waiting on the fruit to grow to find out but its a pointy tip.
Cherry tomatoes are prolific the more you harvest the better
Harvested thousands this year, my first gardening project. I ate it as a snack for months!
I purchased purple beauty bell pepper seed and got dozens and dozens of chili peppers!
(Thankfully, botanical interests’ customer service is awesome! 😅)
I was waiting this year for my plums to be perfectly ripe before I pick them and I guess I waited too long because a wind storm knocked them out of the tree and I saw a pack of deer devouring them the next morning. This plum (that my great grandfather planted from seed) only produces every 2 years because of where it is planted (and maybe age at this point) and I was so sad for days after
The heatwave we had in Cali! I had 2 zucchini’s regular & grey I gave my neighbor the 4 grey cuz she loves them I had 3 green. NO MORE! No melons either 😢😢😢
Lol, remember that they arent going vertical, they have a whole field to run and jump in..... although a 1000 pounds on top of a fence is likely not going to fair well. 😂 I am 2 years in on my asparagus and have seen some of the red ones that might be big enough to taste next year. Starting the second patch in the spring hopefully.
“Ants aren’t really a problem in the garden” says no one who deals with fire ants!!!!
I was thinking this too!!
Fire Ants are ALWAYS an issue!
They're the ONLY ones that are! Check our our recent prevention guide
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I love these types of videos 🤣🤣
I planted a garden in my front yard this year. I hesitated because of in case someone steals stuff. If I caught someone.. im with you guys. I would not respond very kindly. You ask. You do not take. Its litterly taking food out of someone else's mouth. I use all of what I grow in my gardens. I mean... I do have a few neighbors i have told they can take stuff. But they don't strip the plant bare. Its a small percentage. And its the one plant I grow more than I need. And most importantly... I told them it's ok. If I came out and they stripped it bare. Id never let them touch my garden again. Idk if you can do anything legal to this neighbor. Even if you could might be too much of a hassle. But still I would absolutely ensure they understood without question what they did was inexcusable and will not be tolerated. And they need to compensate me in some way.
My fails this year. I didn't catch some of my pumpkins sets moved to my cucumber sets and out competed them. So I had lots of pumpkins 😂. Very little cucumbers.
My other fail was watermelon. Grew 6 beautiful watermelon to perfect ripeness. I tried to make watermelon jelly and watermelon wine. I didn't notice i accidentally smashed in a few seeds. Made the liquid completely unpalatable. No amount of sugar was saving that. So I had to toss it. 😢 it litterly tasted like liquid watermelon seeds. 🤢🤮
While I fortunately do not have gardening-related quarrel with my neighbors, I do unfortunately have quarrel with squirrels.
They keep making off with my eggplants.
Epic garden fails! Remember last years and this year didn't disappoint!!
Bluebirds got mine, one year...
At least they sang for me.😆
one year my tree Did start growing roots. my kids were like ITS THE MAGIC OF CHRISSMAAASS :D
Bought some cheap citrus trees from Costco this year to turn into bonsai projects... gnarliest white fly and other pest infestation ever. As soon as I put the tree outside, I watched one fly off the Costco tree and onto one of my prized rare fruit trees. All of my plants have white fly and I've been battling them for months. NEVER buy plants from Costco! It's not worth the savings.
S. Ummali should've filed a police report and hired a lawyer to sue the cherry thief
The sealed barrel!!!! WTF 😂😂😂😂😂
We have had DOZENS of Prairie Cottontails in our garden. They don't bother hardly anything. If you're growing carrots, keep those fenced in cuz Rabbits WILL eat them, but other than that...nothing. None of my many various greens, none of the solanaceous plants, de nada. Rabbits eat GRASS. I have made a GREAT mistake though: Drott's Ground Cherry & Mexican Midget Tomatoes now grow wild every year in my gardens (all of them), despite the fact that the ground cherries were initially very hard to grow. Now though? Volunteers EVERYWHERE, and the Mexicans are incredibly prolific cherry tomatoes!
I found a meta-analysis of horticultural research that found reduced damage to plants in fields that had ants farming aphids compared to fields without ants. Sure, there are some ants that bring aphids into the garden, but there may be benefits from ants that more than offset the aphids.
Overall, fields with ants produced significantly more than fields without ants.
These are hilarious! And also, yes we have all been there! 😂
Very fun guys, thanks 👏🤣👍😂
i love these vids
Very funny! Thank you.😂
Great vid guys! BTW, is that an amaranth behind you?
I must have male Asparagus only, because I get tiny white flowers but never any berries.
i had a great pumpkin start .. 5 plants with numerous flowers... until i caught my neighbour cutting all the flowers (camera), when i asked why she did it, she said she loved the big yellow....flowers.... in a small bowl on her table... (pumpkin patch is on our border between our properties, but still WELL on my terf)
sigh... i was to angry to even tell her what she did... My wife went back to tell her that the floweres were needed to become pumpkins...
BUT next day a emberassed neighbour with flowers for my wife and a 6 pack for me stood at the door ... lesson learned and she will not be doing that in the future
Pumpkins grew more flowers and i had a great overal harvest....
i have a couple weeds ive been taking care of lmao whatever i originally planted in those pots didnt survive but the weeds did, so, eh, whatever, ill keep watering them
Austin Red Sox lol😅
My neighbor told us that we should harvest our papaya while it's still green because "people passing by the house" might steal it. It was missing the next morning and guess who we saw on the security footage? The nice neighbour that warned us 😂
96 tomato plants.... that's something I would do 😂😂😂😂😂😅😅😅😅
I warn my customers to think about the opening of Prince of Egypt when they’re making bricks. The first two ingredients are “MUD and SAND”. Don’t mix clay and sand!!
i decided to get a $2 discounded watermelon plant from a local seed and supply store for the heck of it, and tossed it at the bottom of my dads backyard (its on an incline). the plant is doing Fantastic! but no fruit yet, and given that its getting cold, i assume i wont he getting any fruit. oh well. plant sure seems to enjoy being there regardless
(i honestly planted it way too late in the year, they were discounted for a reason. no regrets. maybe itll somehow magically survive the winter?)
i cannot wait to garden in a house a buy and introduce myself to my neighbors with arms full way too much squash. "hi, im your new neighbor, please take this squash from me"
If I make a compost from an old dishwasher, do I need to cut the back (bottom) out, and how often do I need to open and turn? Thanks!
Becky made zucchini flour!