It's a Little Risky, But Let's Try It! | Planting VLOG
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- Опубліковано 3 лип 2024
- My last frost date hasn't passed yet, but I'm going to take a risk and plant some summer seeds anyway! Today we'll start the direct-sown summer garden by planting some beans, zucchini, and flowers.
If you want to see how my wall o waters work, I posted a video here where I used them to protect my tomatoes last year: • I Hope This Works! Pro...
I love your garden videos. You explain everything ver well. It makes me want to get gardening.
Thank you! ❤️
Very nice vlog
It’s always a great idea to save seeds, And no worries when you plant early and they won’t make it because you have extra seeds to replace them
My beans have already sprouted, I directly sow them as soon as I finish preparing the garden for the season
The idea of the water wall is great, I haven’t heard of that before
Yes - saving seeds gives so much freedom, because then I always have extra, plus I don’t have to worry about my favorite varieties being sold out or unavailable
I watched a video on the channel the fireside farm where she has issues with a cut worm who would slice off the seedlings starts. She had planted a stick or something next to her seedlings which made it difficult for the worm to cut off her seedlings. Also “Jacques in the garden” had some informational videos on that issues as well.
Cut worms are definitely a possibility - I plan to put a ring of some sort around my direct sown cucumber seeds this year to hopefully prevent those. A stick sounds like a good idea too! Maybe I’ll try both approaches and see how it works
I’m surprised your average last frost date is so late. Here in St Paul, MN area it’s April 30. I think the 90% sure last frost is mid May.
It’s usually earlier than that, but sometimes we get a late frost, so most people around here don’t plant out until mid May. Last year we got a frost on May 18!