🍏 🍇 Farm Update - STUFF IS GROWING!
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- Опубліковано 15 вер 2024
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It has been 90F for several days and some nights aren't even getting below 70F. Feels like we are in for a long hot and humid summer in Mississippi.
But it also means that a lot of plants are already blooming and even in fruit, like or dormanred raspberry, granny smith apple, concord grape, comfrey, cilantro, and even gladiolus.
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I love your grape arbor! Man they are growing like CRAZY!
Thank you my friend
makes ya wonder how long those store bought raspberries were picked before purchasing at a store. Growing your own always taste better anyway! :-) thanks for the video.
Probably longer than I care to know about!
When I lived in TX, I used to raise chickens. There was so much predator pressure that I built a covered run for them (54'x8'x10'). The summers are so hot in Austin that I grew muscadines over this run. I designed it so that there was a male plant in between two females along both sides of the run, for a total of seven varieties and fourteen plants, allowing for an extended harvest season.
It turns out that chickens really enjoy fermenting grapes that drop off the vines, plus it kept them cooler and drier.
Love your videos; thanks for posting!
Excellent dual purpose use, thank you!
Wow! Everything is looking great at your place! Nice update! It's been good weather here in Oregon. Mostly in the 70s and 80s where I'm at. Nights get down to the 50s, so that's been good for the tomatoes and peppers. They don't like to get too cold. I've got tomatoes, peppers, yellow squash, zucchini, and pickling cucumbers planted in the garden. The back deck has potted plants all over it like blueberries, different flavors of mint, cilantro, oregano, marjoram, and thyme. Still have a lot left in the greenhouse that needs to be planted out in the garden. Will get to it soon. Great video, as always!
Thanks, and thanks for sharing! I didn't show my blueberries, but they are doing good too!
There are some stray cats in my neighborhood but thankfully I have two of the best cat defense system in the world & they don't even look at my garden! The Rottie's do their job extremely well! 😆👍👍
Our cat problem comes from our own cats :-(
J&J Acres - oh nooo. not good. 😯
We've been having the exact same weather here in Alabama. Stuffs growing everywhere.
Rock on!
I wish it was warmer here, it was in the mid to low 30s today and yesterday.
Brrr
Your grape arbor looks great. Everything look so nice. I like the wood around your place.
Thank you so much for the kind words!
Great video! Just curious if you have a specific reason for growing the black locust tree? Thanks!
Sure do, best explained here: ua-cam.com/video/-lIGOQo3n1k/v-deo.html
Thanks! I'll take a look.
You got to love volunteer plants. Almost half my garden is plants I didn't put in this year. Sunflowers, tomatoes (that are doing way better then the ones I started inside), radishes, lettuce, mustard, dill, carrots (that never came up last year are doing amazing) and I'm sure I'm missing a couple. I'm calling it my volunteer garden and am actually considering doing fall planting on a lot of this stuff for next year.
Awesome!
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Pomona, CA is confused some days it is super hot and other days super cold, so the plants are confused also 😂😂
What classifies as "super cold" in SoCal?
J&J Acres bbbwwwaaahhhaaahhhaaa! Ok so super hotcold , like the low 50s 😂😂
I went to MOS school down in Meridian, MS, but that was in the fall so I've never had to spend a summer in that environment, however I can tell you it's going to be a long & miserable one here in SC... Are you using clover as ground cover?
We are trying to replace all of our nasty grass with clover.
Looking good, Jared. The grapes look amazing. I made some panel trellises recently, I can't wait for them to be covered up like that! I have been thinking about getting some comfrey, after listening to a podcast about it. What variety do you have?
I have true comfrey, mostly, but also some russian.
Ahh. The podcast I was listening to suggested Russian, but only because it was less invasive I think. I am still doing my research as to what type I want. You still good with us coming by to check out the farm? We will be in Meridian June 10th.
Sure, it's really not that much to look at, but you're welcome nonetheless. I'll pencil you in for the 10th. Any idea on a time?
I started growing comfrey as fodder for animals - I wanted it to spread.
I just sent you an email via your contact form on the webpage.
There are two main varieties of sterile Russian hybrids: Bocking 4 and Bocking 14. See permies.com/t/15975/Comfrey-Bocking-Clarification for the differences. Best wishes on your research and plantings.
things here are drying out and dieng due to lack of rain.
Does local ordinance allow you to water from the tap?
A friend of mine, Sam Arnold, in Central TX swears that when he regularly irrigates his mesquite, there are far fewer, if any, thorns. I wonder if that might be true for black locust?
Curious. I will have to look in to that, thank you