Nothing to do in the Garden
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- Опубліковано 11 сер 2016
- As many of you know I am all about efficiency in the garden so I can spend more time enjoying it and less time working in it.
My overall goal is not to eliminate the time in my garden but to spend the same amount of time just doing things I enjoy more. This week my father and I were again busy harvesting crushing and pressing apples and we have been enjoying fresh tomatoes, zucchini, strawberries, carrots with a lot more on the way including my family heirloom grapes that are starting to turn but are usually best after the first frost in the fall.
As I was thinking about this week’s video I realized I have shown you everything that is going on already. So the thought came to me to show you some quick ways I reduce the level of effort in the garden in order to spend more time simply enjoying it.
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I prune my vines in the fall so that i can give it to my goats. We also make stuffed vine leaves with ground beef and rice. Same can be done to sour cabbage leaves.
I just wanted you to know my family and I love your channel. You are one of the few people on you-tube that takes a scientific approach to gardening. I live in the U.S.A and here people for some reason distrust science. So your channel is refreshing.
Thank you Terry for letting me know that! It is really nice to have such a kind comment!
I am a man of science and love to share.
Funny how we gardeners sometimes complain that gardening takes a lot or too much of our time when we really can't get away from digging around and doing something out there. But it's true what you said about optimizing results by doing less.
Oh I love to tinker in the garden I just would rather tinker than weed too much or something ;)
Hi! I'm a new subscriber and spent the last week or so browsing your old videos. Thank you for sharing your experience and wisdom here! I look forward to starting my own gardening journey soon. I must say, I don't know if it is a result of a change in your diet thanks to the garden... But the change in your physique is impressive and inspiring. I wish you the best with your health, garden, and family!
(Oh! And I really enjoyed the pace of this video - to me it sounded like the way you might normally speak, rather than a slow read of a script. Just wanted to share another perspective. Keep up the great work!)
I look forward to more videos! Many thanks for the inspiration ☺️
Welcome to the community my friend ! We are glad to have you!
Thank you so much for taking the time to comment and for noticing my changes ! It's been quite the journey but well worth it ! I think I'll post a video on it soon !
I was excited about this video. Is a rather odd goal but one I have had for awhile to perfect the method enough that I don't have much to show lol.
I don't usually read my script I read the lines toss it in my back pocket and say them in what ever natural way comes out. I slow down because people some times find it hard to keep up with the speed I talk when I am passionate.
Have you seen my video blogs ? They are kind of a fun side project.
Please do a video on your new slender self. Chasing 2 year olds can help that too, lol.
Same here, Stubbs. Most everything is going 'great guns' right now. Lovin' the plums, strawberries, blackberries, onions, tomatoes, zuchhini, kale, and Chinese broccoli. Almost too much abundance. Also working on my Tabbouleh recipe quite a bit, now that I have lots of tomatoes and parsley to play with. (Hint: cucumber makes nice addition)
oh its good to have garden that is producing!! my wife and I have started preserving quite a bit and its so much fun! This week we are going to make peach and raspberry jam!
***** Good for you, Stubbs. I made blackberry jam yesterday. And plum jam the day before. Peaches aren't ready here, yet. Also the second crop of raspberries is coming soon.
that would be nice. We only get one raspberry crop but it was HEAVY this year! I froze some for jam making!
Just started mulching my garden this year with wood chips,leaf mulch and 10% coffee grounds from star Buck's. I only have to weed about 30 min a week on 300 square foot raised beds. Free and local resources sure saving me time!
Wow that is a huge garden and so little work !! Glad it's working for you.
Looks like you're have a great year! Hoping for a last bit of summer heat here in Holland because it has been disastrous sofar but i was lucky i diversified and planted 3 times more than the previous year so still plenty of food and more to come! Mainly cabbage, ha! :D Today was lovely. That will encourage some more bean flowers. The rest of the week looks to be the same with no more rain. What a lovely time of year. I love the fall so much. Your grapes look great!
We have had a fair year some things are flops but that's the risk of a zone 3 garden !
I can't wait for these grapes ! 3 year wait
It's been extremely dry this summer here in Southern Ontario, but I find that using hay at the base of my raised beds helps to retain water.
Any type of mulch helps a lot ! Hope it was a good year none the less.
Great episode. I hope to get my garden as low maintenance as yours!
It can be done my brother !
Happy to see that the hailstorm didn't cause too much damage for you. My row of lettuces have gone horribly bitter. I think they didn't get enough water. I'm guessing that this is irreversible (they're near to bolting) and they're destined for my neighbour's rabbits. Oh, well, I like rabbit paté... The point you made about dense planting was interesting, because the few good lettuces I have were in quite deep shade. I won't put lettuces in full sun next year...
It sure was a nice to see the damage was not total !
Leafy greens always do better in part shade. They stay tender and more flavourful. That's why I don't do many. My garden gets too much sun!
Looking good there, brother!
Thank you sir! I am feeling good!
Wow dude, looking thin, good job.
Thank you my friend ! Feeling good too !
good introduction to use ^^ program? thanks! like.
Glad you enjoyed that
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I' am learning english with you.
Wonderful! I am glad I can help you learn English and Gardening!
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Yes, you're great.
Nice job. 1 st
You are the first ! Nice job :)
Consistent rain? What's that? Have not seen that here in NorCal for quite awhile. And my garden shows it. But I can watch your vids and dream....
We too have struggled but our droughts swap over for floods so either way we have not had a happy medium. Hope things get better for you !
Think of the bright side. I have 6 months of growing. Conceivably you could have 12 months !
Thanks for the update. summer is almost done now what. when do you plant the snowberries. later bro.
Lol I just let the snow come :)
I really wish we could employ wood mulch like you do, but it seems like we'd have to apply it twice, if not 3 times per year. It just decomposes so quickly here :-(
At least you get the benefit out of it quicker!
sorry to hear you such an amazing gardener your rain barrels are not of much use! :)
They will get use one year. I am just glad I have them as a backup!
Great update Stephen. You seem to be talking rather fast. Best wishes Bob.
Would have to agree. It's harder to take in when talking at speed....and there's no constraints really on taking his time. But it's also the difference between communicating to workplace professionals versus enthusiast hobby growers....
You are both right. I have been working towards this goal for a long time and when it finally dawned on me I was very excited. Sorry I went a little fast. I'll ease off the speed next time :)
You guys don't know Northing, ok!
Lol I fixed the thumbnail. The text when I edit is quite small. It was late as well. Very embarrassed :)
Your garden its very beautiful! Congratulations!
Thank you!
where is this filmed?
in my garden ;)
Hey there. I love your video. we started collecting autumn leaves last year and I'm wondering what you think of our process. ua-cam.com/video/HG7iiFKOono/v-deo.html
I haven't watched all of your videos yet, but my wife and I are super excited by the type of information you are providing. Thank you so much!
that looks like an interesting method! the kitchen scraps would work quite well to balance out the leaves and provide a healthy compost! That said the plants will tell you if your method is good!
We just planted our autumn lettuce in our first 'finished' batch. Fingers crossed!
let me know how it goes.
Are you "showing off"??? You could go on the road and help in someone else's garden. Then when you got home again you'd have plenty to do! Glad I could "help" fill your free time....LOL!
Good tips tho'.
lol I am showing off a bit. I get lots of flack for my debunking videos but really its all culminated in me being able to enjoy the garden and NOT have too many chores !
I think you've actually achieved "Gardening Nirvana" doing it your way....isn't that what we all want?!
exactly! it certainly is odd!