Amazing Garden Transformation in June (Garden Time Lapse)
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- Опубліковано 26 вер 2024
- Time lapse of changes in our garden in June!
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Highlights:
0:27 Beginning of Time Lapse
0:47 Stakes for indeterminate tomatoes
1:02 Setting up trellises for tomatoes
1:11 Why we don't water often
1:42 Not much work to do in garden in June
2:02 Heat wave
2:25 Summer squash
2:30 Sunchokes
3:12 Impressive vertical growth
3:19 Potatoes will be ready to harvest soon
3:32 Better look at the transformation
4:12 Faster time lapse of month of June
Oscar the cat cameos:
0:00 0:08 0:39 3:38
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Highlights:
0:27 Beginning of Time Lapse
0:47 Stakes for indeterminate tomatoes
1:02 Setting up trellises for tomatoes
1:11 Why we don't water often
1:42 Not much work to do in garden in June
2:02 Heat wave
2:25 Summer squash
2:30 Sunchokes
3:12 Impressive vertical growth
3:19 Potatoes will be ready to harvest soon
3:32 Better look at the transformation
4:12 Faster time lapse of month of June
Oscar the cat cameos:
0:00 0:08 0:39 3:38
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I watch many, many garden videos. Yours has been, by far, the best! High quality content and always put together well. Thanks OYR!
Thanks Sam!
Simply superb. Love it how you have transformed the place to be a fresh veggie heaven.
Thanks Amrinder!
Thank you, Patrick. I do like the time lapse. I bet a lot of people wish I had time lapse...my tour goes on and on and on for a half hour. Your garden looks FANTASTIC. I was wondering how your gardens fared this heat we have been having. So happy we have had enough rain during this heat wave. Thank you for the update and sharing your joy.
Thanks Lark! It takes time to show your gardens. So much to show! Our garden is doing well, but we're seeing blight earlier on some tomato plants.
Time lapse is always cool. Bring it on.
Will do!
Oh, so you do the music for all your videos, that just dawned on me.
Hi Gloria! Yes, I do.
Can't wait on that garlic harvest. My senses tell me that video should be coming soon.
You're right, Paul! It's almost time.
Enjoyed the month-via-time-lapse!
Thanks Sandra!
Loving the timelapse Patrick. We are having a massive heat wave in the UK too. My sunchokes are doing fab this year. Garden is looking fantastic, Keep on gardening my friend :)
Thanks! Stay cool.
I love your time lapse videos. Please do continue to make them.
Thanks Linda!
Amazing food forest and thanks for sharing. We love the time lapse video.
Thanks Daniel!
Glad I'm not the only one who ends up with a jungle by mid-summer!
Hi Emily! Yeah, it truly looks like a jungle by late July.
I think most people would prefer to have a jungle than not have a jungle.
90's in June...crazy isn't it? Indy here and feel like I'm gardening in Alabama....haha. Thanks for your update. I always enjoy.
Yeah, it's been pretty hot so far this summer. We're getting a break from the heat today. I hope you are too.
Oscar is not silly 35C is hot :) I can't wait for the potato harvest.
Especially with his highly stylish coat on!
Jungle is right. Her in Minnesota we have been alternating between scorching heat and monsoon rains. We are over an inch again since early this morning and it's still coming down. It's tough spending any time outside but, the harvests so far have been phenomenal. Keep up the time lapses, they're fun to see. :-)
Thanks Mark! It sounds like you're having very similar weather. We're getting a break from the heat today.
😍 looks amazing Patrick. You can really see how much the garden grows in a few weeks. My cat Dusty doesnt work in the heat either. She is a mini black house panther (black cat).
Thanks! Yeah, Oscar and Dusty are smart to stay out of the heat.
Really enjoyed the time-lapse with narrative. Probably a lot more difficult to do a closer look at individual beds, but that would be lovely to see.. Your garden is a joy to watch. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks Jen!
June is always such an amazing month of growth!
It sure is!
I love your inverted chord riffs in E at 3:15! Riffs like that arewhy i started playing guitar 😊😊
Thanks Nick! I'm glad you like it. I play much more of the song (at full volume) in this video, starting at 7:21 :ua-cam.com/video/BiZo9cfOfSc/v-deo.html
Yes please more time-lapse videoes. They are awesome.
Thanks Lane!
Thanks Oscar.
I have to encourage his rare summer appearances. lol
Thanks for sharing! It's crazy how fast everything grows
Thanks Fernando! We'll see even more growth this month.
I like to see these type of videos, I got to see June in 5 minutes. ;) Although for documentation purposes I would believe they're even more important to the gardener, glad you share it with us. I Love your Oscar, and he poses for his takes. How about that?!! Lol Thanks again Patrick for sharing, I just wish you could share some of that rain. Here in South Texas all of June got to 100s-90s only one day in the 80s and no rain plus June isn't even our hottest months. :/ I hope we get some soon. :)
Thanks! I hope you get some rain and a break from the heat soon. It's going to cool off here tomorrow.
Love the time lapse. This videos will hold special value in the years ahead as plans are being made
and we can see where the garden will be in advance.
Thanks Chuck! That's a great point.
7 months of the year rain, rain, rain in Tacoma, in the summer? zip usually, I sort of envy your not having to water although I do enjoy watering by hand for a moment of zen.
Yeah, we're lucky that our precipitation is spread out through the year. Looks like more rain for us on Wednesday and Thursday.
Wow incredible looking garden !
We're having close to 90 degree and muggy weather here in Hawaii to hot to work in the garden during noon time.
So I'm doing a long awaited renovation to your kitchen during the mid day and at night when it's cooler.
~ Aloha, Greg
Thanks Greg! Best wishes with the renovation.
That was really interesting, thanks! I'd love to see a timelapse of a whole year, just to see the incredible cycle of growth through the seasons. Also I'm with Oscar, being similarly blessed with a fine mane (see pic) a heatwave is particularly unpleasant.
lol Yeah, you better stay out of the sun with that mane! That's a good idea to put the monthly time lapses together.
Great video!! Love the time lapse. Hope your garden makes out ok with the wave ya'll are having. Oscar is a very wise cat!
Thanks, Mary Ann! So far the garden is holding up well to the heat. I hope yours is too.
I'm looking forward to a (sped-up) time lapse video of the whole year once you have enough footage :-)
Thanks!
I really enjoyed the time lapse video. The details that you gave about the heat wave and why you were watering your garden really help me understand what was going on.
Yes more of these please.... very cool
Thanks!
Yes! I like the time lapse videos. Sometimes I feel jealous, but I am still learning and your time lapse videos give me good feedback on what my plants should look like on a certain date. Temperatures and latitude are similar to yours, though climate is drier and some of my tomato/squash/greens varietes are different and I do take that into consideration. Thank you! 🐱
Thanks Mary! They'll make a good future reference for me as well. Best wishes with your garden!
OYR Frugal & Sustainable Organic Gardening Thank you! You, too!
Your lucky to get that rain every so many days. Here in northeast Texas we w o by see any rain till mid September to early October unless we have a tropical system hit the Texas gulf coast and that if it hits the right place and moves in the right direction.
You're right, Raymond. We get just about the perfect amount of rain for our garden. I hope you get some rain soon.
Lol Oscar doesn’t work when it’s hot. I love him.
Enjoyed your time lapsed video. I'm with Oscar it's been extremely hot in NW OHIO. Your garden looks amazing. Stay cool😎😎
Thanks Robbie!
I like your time lapse video of your garden. I water once a week throughout the year unless it rains. The annual rainfall is only fifteen inches per year but, we get dew on the plants during certain times of the year.
Thanks John! Yeah, we get well over twice that much precipitation per year.
another great video! i would like to see an update on the tomatoes started outside. tks
Thanks! I'll do a tomato update soon.
Hi, I am also following the outside vs inside tomatoes.
Love the time lapse. Have a great day...
Thanks!
living Off Grid McGarvey style now I want to see this type of time lapse on your channel.
I wish I had a way to do this. It’s so cool to see...
I love the time lapse! Fun to watch. I like your cat. Mine help me garden too!
That was great ;-) Yes do more.
All the best Dave
Thanks, Dave!
i love your garden..:) greetings from the Netherlands..
Greetings! Thanks
I like the time lapse videos!
Very cool 👨🌾
Thanks!
So cool time lapse. I envision one from spring to fall ;)
Thanks Danielle!
Time lapses are cool. Thankyou!
Thanks!
Love the time lapse. I could watch it over and over. The garden looks great. I can't help but notice much further behind I am here in Milwaukee even though I'm less then an hour drive from Chicago. I think I need to look into starting earlier, under cover, in my area to beat the late winters and cool springs. I will have to work on designing some type of removable hoop housing that will work with my straw bale set up. Do you have any ripe tomatoes yet?
Thanks! Yeah, starting early under cover makes a big difference for us. Our determinate tomatoes are starting to blush, so we hope to have ripe tomatoes soon.
Really great to see so much happening in the garden, I'd never thought of doing a time lapse myself. Also interesting to discover how high the tomatoes will climb, might need to have a think about where to grow mine!! : All the best - Steve
Thanks Steve! It's great to hear from you. The tomatoes should reach the top of the stakes and trellises later this month. Then we'll have to top them off or let them flop over and grow down (which we sometimes do). Best wishes with your tomatoes!
Cool!
Thanks Brenda!
Beautiful garden ❤
Thanks Laila!
Love these. My personal preference would be if you’re showing a Time-lapse of date a and then DB. To go back-and-forth at least once more so that you can really compare. It would only add ~5 seconds but it’s neat to see.
Looking good Patrick!
Thanks!
thank you for your ASP answer ...in my zone 10 i have to put more water ..we have in sumer time more than 115 in temperature and same times 120 ..i guess i have to try very hard and i have very good time with hot peppers and sweet pepper ,onions and green onions,garlic ,but not tomatoes this year because .before i did it good ..i do not know what happen this year,thank you for your videos i love to watch it ..!!!
You definitely want to have an irrigation system where you live. Drip irrigation is a good choice.
thank you ..
Very cool! :)
Thanks Mandi!
Gret video Patrick :) Thanks for sharing.
Thanks Robert!
I really like the time lapse videos.
Also, I’m wondering about “crop rotation”. It seems like you’ve got some plants scattered around the garden as opposed to all in one bed, like all tomatoes here, all spinach there. (Maybe I’m wrong) Add in secession planting and that seems like a lot of stuff to keep track of in your head, at least it would be for me. Do you keep some sort of record of what plants were planted where, and is there a method used to plan out upcoming crops in advance? Like a log book or journal?
Crop rotation helps alleviate pest, disease, and nutrient issues common in monocultures. Because most of our beds are polycultures, we don't have to worry about crop rotation in those beds. We only rotate crops when we plant one crop in a bed. For example, we always plant all of our potatoes together, and we rotate them as a result. I hope this helps.
nice garden I am glad your garden is doing so well do you think you can give and up date when its harvest time
Thanks for the reminder, Jackie! We harvest every week of the year, but it's been a while since I did a harvesting video.
Love time lapse videos. Looking forward to more. I think my indeterminate tomatoes have it in for me as they are forking into 2 main stems and I can't trim to single stem in time. Time will tell with my harvest who wins. We seem to be past our drought phase with rain once or twice a week. Heat in the high 80's is great for tomatoes and peppers. Eggplant is a little slow. Any cures for stink bugs in your repertoire? Seen a few but don't know if they have natural predators here. Enjoy your upcoming July 4th. 🇨🇦 day is today and loving it!
Thanks Valerie! Yeah, sometimes we let a few suckers grow too, especially later in the season when blight has claimed many of the lower leaves. This technique should help prevent stink bugs: ua-cam.com/video/VlefMeXXA5o/v-deo.html
The time lapse vids are always nice
Thanks!
Can you send some rain our way! No rain in Suffolk (UK) for about 4 weeks 😯 water butts empty 😔
I hope you get some rain soon, Theresa! I would think it's unusual for you to not have more rain at this time of year. Is that right?
Yes, you're right, it's unusual. Although we're in the driest region in the UK, it's not common to have such long periods with no Tain. They're forecasting more of the same for the next 10 days. Not sure what the longterm forecast is like. Fingers crossed. I'm definitely investing in more water butts!
i love your videos ..i will like to know if you have your irrigation system on your garden or you do that work your self...thank you for sharing your garden and your way to do it,i am in zone 10 very hot so is very difficult same times to grow everything i want to eat but i am learning,that is the fun of be a gardener ....
Thanks Sandra! We get enough rain that we don't need an irrigation system and don't have to water often. I use a garden hose to water when needed.
You got a great deal more rain than we have had here in CT. I have had to water each day as it was so dry the plants drank every drop of water I could give them. It rained, finally on Thursday into Friday and then the heat hit on Saturday into today which is 1 July. I will water tomorrow morning as it will be hot all week long. Just had a question. I have some determinate tomatoes that have been on the vine for over a month and have not turned red. Why? I have fed them calcium and bonemeal. Not much nitrogen though. Does it take longer for determinate tomatoes to ripen?
I hope you get more rain soon, Barbara. Our determinate tomatoes are just starting to turn red. They typically ripe as the plant starts to die back.
Great video!
Thanks Anita!
Great video Patrick. Very inspiring. I'm jealous of the rain, as I live Utah 5b and it's been incredibly dry here and it's been hitting the mid 80 and mid 90s. I've been watering my plants every day because last time I didn't, a lot of my plants suffered noticeably. I have two inches of whole leaf mulch on my garden beds, and I feel like I need to water extra, otherwise the water simply get trapped in the layers of leaves and barely wet the soil on top. What can I do to improve my watering efficiency?
Thanks! Make sure to have the water source very close to the ground and thoroughly soak the mulch and soil. A single watering will take much longer, but you won't have to water as often.
I'll keep these tips in mind. Thank you very much!
Great video as always Patric. I have to say Oscar is a great cat. I have a cat named Bindee and she just like Oscar gardens with me all the time. I was wondering if Oscar digs in your beds at all . I have to protect mine cause Bindee likes to, especially when the plants are small.. Greetings from Calgary!
Thanks Alda! Yes, Oscar is such a good boy. We've found that cats stay out of garden beds when they're heavily mulched and/or intensively planted. Give Bindee a scratch behind the ear for me.
OYR Frugal & Sustainable Organic Gardening thanks Patrick! Yes, I have noticed that she stops doing it when the plants get bigger. I have the bed mulched but I will get some more mulch in it in the meantime. Regards!
i really enjoyed this and all of your videos. I have been gardening for years and this is the first year that I have not planted my gardens yet because I have been taking care of an elderly parent in addition to working full time. It's already July, I live in CT and wondering if it's too late to plant. So sad about not having my own greens, peas, beans, kale, mustards, peppers, etc. And another question, what are tree collards and where can I get them?
Thanks Diba! There are still many crops you can plant, including bush beans, carrots, malabar spinach, some determinate tomatoes, and more. Plus, it'll be time to plant for fall soon. Tree collards are a perennial collard in zones 7 through 10. My supplier is no longer in business, but you can get them on Amazon: amzn.to/2MFn6bW
How do you harvest your sun-chokes, and what do you do with them? for fun I put some in the ground last fall and they sprouted and are very tall already. thanks for your time-lapse I enjoyed it.
Thanks! We cut back the stalks around our first frost and harvest the sunchokes through the fall and winter. We cover the beds with storm windows to keep the soil warmer in winter so we can harvest. We like them roasted, and this is our favorite sunchoke soup recipe: www.epicurious.com/recipes/food/views/sunchoke-soup-with-pumpkin-seeds-350413
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I've noticed little ones coming up near my largest is this normal? I hope they are not evasive.
I made the mistake of planting horseradish (not contained] I don't know how they did it but they are in places that I didn't plant them; fear away from where they started.
Thanks again😊
Hi Patrick, can you tell me a little bit more about the stakes for the tomatoes? whats the diameter of it and how did you install those without fear of them falling over midseason?
They're 1/2" EMT electrical conduit. The pipes are 10' tall and I push them into the ground about 2', so they're very stable.
Wow! Speaking of heat, and your video about watering now when plants are stressed, do your cucumbers wilt in the heat? Is it a problem if they do? I'd really like to finally do well with cucumbers, and we just had our first very excellent ones here today in south-central PA.
Hi Adam! Yes, our cucumbers droop in the hot sun. This is okay as long as there's enough moisture in the soil. If in doubt, put your finger in the soil a few inches down. If the soil is dry, make sure to water. Mulch helps prevent soil from drying out.
How much sunlight does you garden get daily?
It varies from about 4 to 7 hours in different locations.
Love the time lapse video. Let me have a gauge on how my garden is doing in month of June. Do you ever have to deal with critters problem like squirrels etc and birds?
Thanks! They don't cause too many problems for us, but soon I'll be covering our blueberries soon with bird netting. They like them a lot.
OYR Frugal & Sustainable Organic Gardening Will be great to see how you do it.
I don't have a garden this year, and if I did, it would have been destroyed by hail, since it has hail at least 5 times since May.
I'm sorry to hear that, Mary.
The nature of the beast, living in Colorado. I never saw hail when I lived in Chicago.
Patrick, do you have a Q&A forum or page where we can ask you questions? Thanks
Hi Ken! You can ask questions here or on my FB page: facebook.com/oneyardrevolution/
Obviously 2 thumbs-downers have garden envy!
Thanks Ruby!
Brilliant upload - great garden....oh, and the music rox as well! God Bless and keep the magic flowing, Patrick! XxxX
Thanks Ilse!
:-)
Oh my, this is my second summer here, I am learning, But I can't believe that my sun chokes are taller than yours mid June I want to jump for joy. I learned most from you about woodchips and mulch. I only used to use grass clippings. All summer we have 90-99 degrees every day and very little rain. Forgive me for bragging but I just had to, I learn well.. Your garden is amazing.
Thanks and congratulations on your gardening success!
The time lapse is great! Amazing to see how quickly your garden evolves. I would love to see one of these in cooler weather, too.
Thanks Terry!
So very nice.
Thanks!
Thank you, I like seeing the garden over the month.
Thanks Eileen!
Your video editing and storytelling skills are getting very good. It adds a nice flow to your videos!
Thanks Louis!
Love your videos and your guitar playing. The SRV licks blew me away! The acoustic is so calming.
Thanks!
I love it! So green, so lush! I would love to see a species list of videos for seed saving. Can you describe your seed saving routine? Again, thank you for the quality videos and many thanks to the king of the jungle for making his royal appearance.
Thanks Diane! So far, I've made 2 seed saving videos. This one is on tomatoes: ua-cam.com/video/GWsYyPLIqJc/v-deo.html This is for cucumbers: ua-cam.com/video/NTEQn4HlTtw/v-deo.html I hope to do more in the future.
Amazing
Thanks Jeewan!