Oh no! Sorry to hear that! I actually have some seedlings ready to come out of the greenhouse but I’m sure they cannot handle this sun. I’m going to have to find them a partial shade area.
@@chrisjackson2345 the beds are healthier than the pots because they have more shade over the soil, the pots are crispy I need to figure out a plan for them and I’m trying not to mulch. Last year earwigs had a field day in the cedar mulch I used.
@@tashastouch815 Thank you! I hope to show y’all a more alive garden soon 🤣🤣♥️ This year the sun scald on veggies and flowers was insane. Last year was no where near this bad.
@theheardhomestead 7a I think I am in Maryland. I learn something every year. Next year I will be putting the net over my zucchini plants until those moths go away! I bought those potato bags that are supposed to help get the potatoes out but that it really didn't help last year I just dig in the pot..lol I usually don't get a lot of potatoes put homegrown are tasty
It is my first time on your channel and I have just subscribed. Despite the heath you have a very nice garden. I am experiencing the same thing with my tomatoes. Thank you so much for sharing. Keep up the good work. All the best on this journey.
Not me in Augusta about to give up... I said that I would just wait til fall and try again. The only thing I've been able to harvest is peppers and some Herbs, my yellow squash was blooming , and I have a few beans but they are burning up.
I understand 👍 your pain am in TX when it comes to increasing summer heat climate change is real one of the many reasons I love aquaponics in combination with shade 😎 cloth solved my heat exposure problems
Hi! New subscriber sending greetings from Zone 9a Louisiana.👋🏽 I really like your garden layout! 👍🏽The heat has been brutal here too.🥵 Take care & Happy Gardening!🌱
WRT potatoes, I go by the expectation of, at least 1 lb of potatoes per plant. To get more, fertility is the main issue. For indeterminate potatoes, more soil can help increase yield.
Someone corrected me in the comments it’s a begonia, and for some reason I keep saying geranium 😂 in every video but it’s a White Begonia❤ I got it from Home Depot and the bees love it.
begonia( not geranium) like shade. I live in the high desert. Everything is on a drip. Just seem to do better in the heat. I think things will recover.
@@celestialbrownie3948 Peppers like water about every 3 days in the heat. Tomatoes meed the soil to always have moisture, they do not like to dry out between waterings. What are they growing in?
Nice garden set-up though.
@@GrowingWhatIEat Thank you!! Since it’s a small garden it has to be mapped out🤣
I'm in Georgia too! The heat is insane. Lost lots of seedlings one day after planting and even hardening off on the porch.
Oh no! Sorry to hear that! I actually have some seedlings ready to come out of the greenhouse but I’m sure they cannot handle this sun. I’m going to have to find them a partial shade area.
You could make some hoops out of PVC pipe and add some shade cloth over your raised beds. I think they will snap back.
@@chrisjackson2345 the beds are healthier than the pots because they have more shade over the soil, the pots are crispy I need to figure out a plan for them and I’m trying not to mulch. Last year earwigs had a field day in the cedar mulch I used.
Fell over and fainted 😂. I’m sorry but I was tickled by how you said it. You are so done with it all. The sunburn the fainting, the struggle…. 😅
@@GospelOutside they showing out 🤣🤣🤣🤣
"Dead" love the garden. The heat as been a beast this season.
@@tashastouch815 Thank you! I hope to show y’all a more alive garden soon 🤣🤣♥️ This year the sun scald on veggies and flowers was insane. Last year was no where near this bad.
Hang in there!
Yes the heat and the brutal sun rays are no joke! I got burnt within 15 min or so from being outside. Imagine what the plants are experiencing.
@@GospelOutside so many white leaves! This is the worst I’ve dealt with in the last 3 years.
The borer worm got to my zucchini. I'm hoping I save at least one plant. Nice garden
@@queenteireigns6212 Oh no!! What zone are you in? Thank you for the compliment 😊
@theheardhomestead 7a I think I am in Maryland. I learn something every year. Next year I will be putting the net over my zucchini plants until those moths go away! I bought those potato bags that are supposed to help get the potatoes out but that it really didn't help last year I just dig in the pot..lol I usually don't get a lot of potatoes put homegrown are tasty
Your garden is hanging in the heat. New subbie here joining you in your garden journey
Thank you for subbing 🥰🥰
It is my first time on your channel and I have just subscribed. Despite the heath you have a very nice garden. I am experiencing the same thing with my tomatoes. Thank you so much for sharing. Keep up the good work. All the best on this journey.
@@myhomeandgardenchanneldwel7777 Thank you so much I appreciate the kind words 🩷 we are in this journey together! Thank you for subbing!!
Not me in Augusta about to give up... I said that I would just wait til fall and try again. The only thing I've been able to harvest is peppers and some Herbs, my yellow squash was blooming , and I have a few beans but they are burning up.
@@mochaangel1967 replant the squash now and you’ll be in the safe zone 🩷
New subscriber. Same my tomatoes taking a hit. Nice harvest ❤
@@rvbliss Thank you for subbing🫶🏽🫶🏽 and yes my peppers may not make it.
Lovely garden send some heat to the UK please! 😊
@@maiviola7879 Thank you! Omg if I could put it in a 📦 box I would send you 30 degrees 🤣🤣🤣♥️
I understand 👍 your pain am in TX when it comes to increasing summer heat climate change is real one of the many reasons I love aquaponics in combination with shade 😎 cloth solved my heat exposure problems
Thanks for sharing
Hi! New subscriber sending greetings from Zone 9a Louisiana.👋🏽 I really like your garden layout! 👍🏽The heat has been brutal here too.🥵 Take care & Happy Gardening!🌱
Thanks for subbing! Thank you for the compliment and welcome🩷
I definitely understand I to am in GA 8b and this heat been cooking my food forest
I’m going to plant up replacements 🌱
@@theheardhomestead SAme here since we starting to get rain again
Planted them up today they are safe in the greenhouse lol
WRT potatoes, I go by the expectation of, at least 1 lb of potatoes per plant. To get more, fertility is the main issue. For indeterminate potatoes, more soil can help increase yield.
You are 100% correct. I was testing out using a pot (never again) last year we had an amazing in bed harvest 😊 next year I’ll do what I did last year.
Girl I recycle all of my soil. Too expensive to keep replacing. Just amend and repeat as long as it’s not overrun with bad bacteria, pests etc.
@@GospelOutside oh I don’t throw out dirt its going back in the same pot. My watermelon is going in there.
Lovely garden beautiful harvest first time here❤😊
Thanks and welcome!!
Yes this heat wave is no joke. My garden is taking a hit too. What variety are those geraniums? Happy gardening
I’ll see if I kept the tag and I’ll let you know. 🩷
Someone corrected me in the comments it’s a begonia, and for some reason I keep saying geranium 😂 in every video but it’s a White Begonia❤ I got it from Home Depot and the bees love it.
begonia( not geranium) like shade. I live in the high desert. Everything is on a drip. Just seem to do better in the heat. I think things will recover.
@@chrisjackson2345 My fault I keep calling it a geranium 🤦🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️
Get a shade cloth it helps big time
Yes it sure does. My greenhouse stays 10 degrees cooler with a 40% but I ordered a 50% to replace it.
Your garden is so beautiful, I currently am growing bell peppers and tomatoes with my mom what can i do to help my garden in regards to the heat?
also congrats on 1k subscribers!
@@celestialbrownie3948 Thank you so much!!!!
@@celestialbrownie3948 Peppers like water about every 3 days in the heat. Tomatoes meed the soil to always have moisture, they do not like to dry out between waterings. What are they growing in?
@@celestialbrownie3948 Thank you for the compliment🥰
@@theheardhomestead They are in Wooden flowerbeds, but there's no bottom it's just walls to retain the height of the soil