I am flattered to receive a compliment from such an extraordinary gardener as yourself. Half of UA-cam is envious of your toys (I love your tractor). My kids got me a Vidalia Chop Wizard for father's day after hearing me talk about yours so much!
Thanks! I discovered this by accident when a volunteer cantaloupe grew in one of my tomato cages. Gee, I hope my tomatoes can avoid the tomato hornworm that got some of yours! I have had them in the past but usually parasitic wasp take care of them before they become too big of a problem. Keep up the great gardening!
Nothing extraordinary about me, I'm just a simple country boy. I've always said a garden can be a single plant in a container to several acres big. I'm just fortunate enough to have a lot of room to play with. That's the second Kubota tractor I've owned. It's about a year old now and I still have a big grin on my face when I get on it. You'll love that chopper especially with onions and peppers when putting them up in the freezer.
:) comments like that make me smile because I think of my garden as small! However, I suppose, compared to some it may not be. That was an amazing grape fruit you grew!!
Thanks Ray. Yes, believe it or not, it is 100% organic. It really is not as hard as it sounds once things get going. I rarely have significant (notice the word significant) bug damage and only use compost and occasional plant based organic fertilizer (you have to read the bags carefully; often they will try to disguise sewage sludge as organic fertilizer)
Nice work! Thanks for sharing. What's your geographical location? Your soil has a red tint to it, so I'm guessing you're south of the MD line? I really enjoyed watching your video. Brian
I am flattered to receive a compliment from such an extraordinary gardener as yourself. Half of UA-cam is envious of your toys (I love your tractor). My kids got me a Vidalia Chop Wizard for father's day after hearing me talk about yours so much!
Your garden is really looking good Mark ...... Great Job!
Thanks Melissa! Enjoyed your piece on drought tolerant flowers. That was a cool looking rudbeckia you there!
Thanks! I discovered this by accident when a volunteer cantaloupe grew in one of my tomato cages. Gee, I hope my tomatoes can avoid the tomato hornworm that got some of yours! I have had them in the past but usually parasitic wasp take care of them before they become too big of a problem. Keep up the great gardening!
Love how you're growing cantalope vertically. Great looking garden!
Nothing extraordinary about me, I'm just a simple country boy. I've always said a garden can be a single plant in a container to several acres big. I'm just fortunate enough to have a lot of room to play with. That's the second Kubota tractor I've owned. It's about a year old now and I still have a big grin on my face when I get on it. You'll love that chopper especially with onions and peppers when putting them up in the freezer.
Your gardening video is amazing.. I wish I had that much space to grow all kind of plants.
Hey Mark! The garden is looking wonderful in July!
Everything looks great!!
:) comments like that make me smile because I think of my garden as small! However, I suppose, compared to some it may not be. That was an amazing grape fruit you grew!!
Thanks! However, I am truly jealous of your cabbage!! I am going to try some this Fall.
Thanks Ray. Yes, believe it or not, it is 100% organic. It really is not as hard as it sounds once things get going. I rarely have significant (notice the word significant) bug damage and only use compost and occasional plant based organic fertilizer (you have to read the bags carefully; often they will try to disguise sewage sludge as organic fertilizer)
Thanks so much Mark... & if anybody knows what variety of rudbeckia i have, let me know!
Nice work! Thanks for sharing. What's your geographical location? Your soil has a red tint to it, so I'm guessing you're south of the MD line? I really enjoyed watching your video.
Brian
Yes, I am south of the Mason-Dixon line. I live about 20 minutes south of the Atlanta airport in the red clay capital of the world, Georgia!