Garden Grounds E-41 Live Q & A: Live Garden Questions Answered - Managing the Summer Heat
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- Опубліковано 10 лип 2024
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I love how cozy your home looks. Thanks for taking the time to answer questions for everyone. I always learn a lot when I watch your videos. You are responsible for a lot of my growth as a gardener, and I appreciate you very much.
So glad to help and enjoy.
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Thank you for encouraging everyone to just try it. Experiment with what works and what doesn't. I'm in the Yukon Territory and that's totally my motto. 😅
Thank you also for your simple explanations. 😀
Glad to help and the Yukon does make for homesteading for sure. Experimenting is the way to figure it out.
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Hi Gary. June was a hell of a month with no rainfall here in Sylacauga, AL. We got a few rain showers starting January 6th, but it was too little, too late. I managed to get most of my garden through the drout, and only lost two lemon squash plants. However, my tomato plants literally cooked in the heat. They were burned to a crisp. I planted early, with transplants in the ground by April 9th. This year's harvest was bountiful, dispite damage from armyworms. It was my best harvest to date, and I am still harvesting. I removed 8 of 12 plants from the main garden. The remaining plants will come out in the next week, and the rest of my first crop a few days later. The second crop of tomato plants are completely healthy. and are setting fruit. Someone must have had a plan... I have a lot of tomatoes, even after giving many away. Some have blushed and are ripening, and will be procesed in a few days, some are green. I have a plan for them too, salsa, and Salsa Verde. I have tomatoes and peppeprs galore, garlic, and onions too. When it cools down a bit, I'll be doing a lot of canning.
I am starting the transition to a fall garden. Potato chits were planted on July 5th. I'll start seed starts for Brunswick Cabbage and sow carrot seeds in a week. It will be about a month before I start seed starts for brocolli, cauliflower, and Nappa Cabbage. As usual, I'll be planting different food crops through October.
The hens will be six weeks old in a few days. They are enjoying their chicken run. I am spoiling them with goodies from the garden; they got to eat a cantaloupe yesterday. They are nearly completely feathered and their crowns are developing. Watching them is very entertaining, especially when they get hold of a armyworm-revenge.
Finally 74 today and rain. Chickens love the greens and worms I am sure. Good luck rolling into the fall.
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I did that neem oil drench when the mealy bugs (small white bugs in the roots of your pepper plants)were eating the roots of my tomato plants. I pulled the plants because they were too far gone. It worked.
Thank you so much! As always, great answers!
Thanks watching. Cheers
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Thank you!
Glad to share
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I can attest to the kaolin clay. It's mixed with water and a little natural soap. Spray leaves and stems and try to avoid the flowers. It creates a barrier so you don't want that barrier preventing your pollinators from being able to do their job. I coat my plants pretty heavily. No cucumber beetles, no squash bugs. I got hit with vine borers at the end of June (6b) and had to do a little stem surgery, but since I sprayed the clay, they have stayed away.
Thank you, Gary! I love these Q&A's!!!!! 😊
Thanks for the input. I hear good things about it.
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Question- My tomato plant has early blight low on the leaves and stems and I am wondering if I plant a sucker from the top would eventually die from blight?
I know you're not asking me, but that sounds like something I'd try😊
It can be fine. If the spores didnt get there it wont have blight. Good luck.
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In Central Florida is it too late to start a second planting of tomatoes and peppers for the cooler weather? The plants I have now are struggling because of the heat and are dropping their flowers and I'm tearing them up.
I dont think so. IF your night stay above 50 for a while, you are good.
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@@THERUSTEDGARDENThanks .I think they are. I'm going to experiment since we don't usually get frosts until December.
I missed the live but I have a question. My corn just fell over from heavy rain. Will it stand up faster or slower than Joe Biden? 😆
Faster but it won't lie much as Trump
Well it will need a hand up or it will keep falling.
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