My dad used to make us harvest wild produce as well. Quite often he would take us mushroom hunting in the woods too. My dad used to have huge gardens when I was a kid and we had to work in the garden. I remember thinking that I was never going to have a garden when I grow up while working in the garden with my family. I laugh about that statement now because I have a huge garden on several acres.😂😂😂
Hello Patrick! I'm glad you have a very good harvest and all your plants are sturdy and strong! Well done! In my country this year, we had very bizarre and abnormal climatic conditions and almost all crops broke down. The plants are sick! It does not matter, however, we have potatoes and onions. Haha!! Goodbye Patrick. 🍅🌶️🥕🍇🍆
Thanks so much for your excellent, well-produced videos. I love your calm, soothing voice. I also love seeing your inspiring harvests. It's like you're in the garden with me.
Best news for me today from this video is how you expect many more peppers in the next few months. My peppers are going great, but not enough to preserve yet. Last week I stuffed some cubanelle and poblanos unpatianty awaiting the next harvest where I have enough to make that again.
Hi John! It's amazing how fast they ripen at this time of year. Jimmy Nardellos that were green on Saturday are red now. Best wishes with your harvest!
Great video. I have a few blueberry bushes and this was my first harvest that the berries were heavy. But I'll be dammed. While waiting anxiously for them to turn blue. I came home one afternoon rushing to get to my berries and almost everyone was gone. The birds got them. Now I know to put a net over the bushes.
Beautiful 😊. Even through the video I felt the joy and happiness of harvesting the fresh produce from the garden. It's so relaxing. You definitely have a beautiful, loving and caring garden. Your plants are very healthy and happy. 2 or near about 3 months ago I planted store bought tomato seeds and taking your advise I grew them in a pot with only keeping the main stem. For 3 weeks the flowers were falling, but now they hv the 1st fruits in them. I'm very excited and happy for my plants. It's my 1st time growing, taking care of tomatoes all by myself. So thank you. I hope one day I'll have a small rooftop garden or back yard garden like you. Thank you.
I have been watching your show for a year. I like the idea that you plant in the front too. I do to. My front yard garden grows so well. I also think that the neighborhood benefits too. Thanks for inspiring me to extend my gardening into the fall. Have a good day.
Wow!!!how i wish im the one picking those fruit and veggies❤ Amazing! Indeed you have green thumb..God bless and keep planting. Thank you for sharing your video.
what a wonderful crop of different veggies you have, I'm sorry to say the deer and the tornado we had got to my garden. oh well I hope I have better luck with my winter crop.
Ohhhh!!! Blackberry and blueberry my fave fruits. Of all the fruits i have eaten and tasted that is the one that i can eat the whole day👍👍👍 SIR YOU ARE VERY LUCKY TO HAVE A BEAUTIFUL GARDEN. Aside from harvesting ur produce, it helped u kill the time.
Wow, what a beautiful harvest! I love seeing the Bee Balm at 5:47 and the Swamp Milkweed? at 6:57 You are way ahead of me when it comes to peppers and tomatoes, but I've been harvesting cucumbers for moths now and am starting to getting sick of them! lol
Thanks! I'm glad you enjoyed seeing some of the plants we grow to attract beneficial insects. Yes, that's swamp milkweed. I hope your tomatoes and peppers ripen soon!
Had to smile at your Jimmy Nardelo pepper ... I bought some seeds this past year and right now the peppers look more like a bell variety. Same company also sold Egyptian walking onions but I'm afraid they will never walk as they don't have bulbils yet. Great wild berry harvest story. Got about 10 pounds wild chokecherries today with jam and jelly in their immediate future. Enjoy.
Thanks Valerie! I'm not sure what that last pepper was (I'm not good about labeling), but we have lots of nice big Jimmy Nardellos too. Chokecherry jam sounds delicious!
What an inspiration. I'm hoping to expand my garden into more fruit bearing plants soon and it seems soo complicated. Right now I only grow green onion, mint, and kaffir lime. 😁 The easy stuff.
Gorgeous! Congratulations on your bountiful harvest. Here in Virginia I'm having to harvest green tomatoes (at full size but no hint of red) to ripen in the window. Otherwise birds and squirrels take one bite (for the liquid I guess) and leave the rest to rot. We've had many days of rain followed by scorching temps in repeat cycles, so it's not a great garden year.
Epic harvest. All I harvested today was two grapefruit, one lemon and four oranges. Can't wait for next month to harvest a bunch of Mexican limes to make aqua fresca de pina. Thanks for sharing and God Bless.
I love the smell of basil while I'm picking it...mmm...I grew sunflowers this year. They are smaller ones about 5"across from petal tip to tip. The bumble bees go crazy over it! And the butterflies and hummingbird moths are all over the masses of zinnias I planted this year! A!so hummingbird birds have made an appearance in the garden this year. I will be having a large harvest of poblano peppers as they are starting to turn red. I plan to hang dry them. In the meantime I'm picking and eating lemon dream sweet peppers daily. My tomatoes petered out on me, except for the only one started from seed called Black Vernasage. It was a free seed and turns out to be very prolific as well as tasty. Next year I WILL be training my tomatoes like you do. I've been working on next year's garden plan already!
Hi Jill! I'm happy to hear your garden is going well. We love seeing hummingbirds too. We don't see them often, so I was delighted to see one around our grapes yesterday.
Thanks! This FB photo album shows a lot of the recipes I've made: facebook.com/pg/oneyardrevolution/photos/?tab=album&album_id=739567286082340 This is the eggplant recipe I'm making: steamykitchen.com/30476-chinese-eggplant-recipe-spicy-garlic-sauce.html
How in the heck do you use fresh tomatoes from 40 plants? We have 6 this year and with two people we're just barely keeping up. Maybe you should make a video for us sometime detailing how you manage to consume the incredible quantity of food you grow!
Currently a student of horticulture... And this fascinates me a lot... No use of studying if we can't use it in practice....lol... Would like to make myself a garden like this in the near future.... Best of luck!!
I would love to see a series of what you do with your harvest! how you prepare it fresh, how you preserve it, how much you use out of your garden vs the grocery store!
Thanks for the video ideas, Megan! We eat almost all of our harvests fresh. This FB page shows many recipes that we've made from the garden: facebook.com/pg/oneyardrevolution/photos/?tab=album&album_id=739567286082340
Wonderful harvest video! My blackberry is producing fruit everyday too. Freezing them to make jam when the temp drops in the kitchen. Happy gardening 😆
Oh, I LOVE the bee-balm plant in the foreground of the shots of you harvesting eggplant. That particular color of plant grows wild all over the place around here in S.W. Missouri and it is also known as "horse mint."
Thank you for the videos. I just order The Square Foot Gardening book..using your link of course! Im going to help my parents with their yard(as I live in a condo at the moment)
Amazing yield! Thanks for sharing and inspiring as always. I am in 6B but my tomatoes are still green and not as prolific as yours. Looking forward to your next video.
Wow, such great harvest. Do you have a video of your front yard garden lately? I would love to see how you guys inter plant vegetables with other non edible ones. Wait, where’s Oscar?
Thanks Ramona! I haven't done a video on the front yard garden, but in this video I harvested tomatoes, peppers, eggplant, basil, and oregano from the front yard garden.
Beautiful front yard garden. I thought you were keeping the vegetable garden on the down low. I dream of having a garden as big as yours...my child still needs a lot of attention so I can only plant and harvest so much when school is out for summer, but he loves to water and is ready for garden space of his own.
Hello from Tacoma---hot temps in July (in the 80s F/ 30s C) have made for bumper crops of Tomatoes (kicking into high gear now---I don't eat that many fresh tomatoes preferring cooked so I process them for freezing), one thing I notice is with the higher temps I am having some sun scald issues on my bigger tomatoes, I did grow an early variety. Siberica, but in my climate where June tends to be cool and cloudy, find that they ripened no earlier than other medium size tomatoes, and the bumper crops for early fruit for me came from sungolds and yellow pears which continue to be the workhorses of my tomato plants. I am also picking cukes, yellow squash, a ton of yellow wax beans, I am waiting on Limas and garbanzos (first time growing both), my raspberries (growing in 18 gallon pots) are starting to produce, I also second your opinion on peppers liking to be crowded, I have 2 plants in one 5 gallon pot and they are thriving, I grew a few cabbages from seeds purchased at the Dollar Store and have been so happy with the result, that cabbage, which I had never grown before, is added to my list for next year (also have some seeded for this Fall) onions have done well too. All and all this has been a great summer here in the PNW in the food garden.
Hey Patrick, what kind of maintenance do you do for your blackberry bush? I'm wanting to plant some next year, but am getting discouraged after reading that they're quite invasive
Hi Tony! All we do is top off the canes so they don't get too tall, remove 2nd year canes after they produce, and cut back canes that come up outside the blackberry bed. I spend less than an hour on them per year. They do try to spread around the garden, but we don't really care. If you have a well manicured lawn, it may be more of an issue for you.
I know the true value of the garden is the fun, the freshness and the nutrition, but i wonder.... if you had a wild guess as to what the cost would be if you purchased it all at a store such as Jewel would be
This video series shows the value of produce we harvested over the course of a week. I still have to do the fall and winter editions: ua-cam.com/video/hM2ZVW416rk/v-deo.html
Awesome harvest!!! We’ve started using more grow bags this year and we are having a hard time getting the watering right. If you’re ever looking for video ideas.....
Very nice harvest, Patrick... you're garden looks terrific again this year. Do you take any particular care in safeguarding butterfly caterpillars that might be eating your herb or carrot tops when harvesting?
Thanks Donald! Yes, before harvesting, we take a close look at carrots, parsley, dill, and other herbs that butterflies lay eggs on to make sure we don't see any caterpillars.
awww,so many berries
My dad used to make us harvest wild produce as well. Quite often he would take us mushroom hunting in the woods too. My dad used to have huge gardens when I was a kid and we had to work in the garden. I remember thinking that I was never going to have a garden when I grow up while working in the garden with my family. I laugh about that statement now because I have a huge garden on several acres.😂😂😂
Yep, that sounds like me too. When I was a kid, I didn't think I'd ever have a garden and here I am!
Same here.I haven't started yet but I am crazy for gardens now and everytime think about gardens and ofcourse I will make it .😉
I am berry envious.
lol
Not mushroom for any others. 😉
Everytime I start to get a bit full of myself, I just come and watch your videos mate. LOL. Fantastic harvests.
Thanks Andy! Go ahead and get full of yourself. You deserve it. The Manor is an enchanting place.
Hello Patrick! I'm glad you have a very good harvest and all your plants are sturdy and strong! Well done! In my country this year, we had very bizarre and abnormal climatic conditions and almost all crops broke down. The plants are sick! It does not matter, however, we have potatoes and onions. Haha!! Goodbye Patrick. 🍅🌶️🥕🍇🍆
I'm very sorry to hear that, Lamprine. I'm glad your potatoes and onions are doing well.
Looking at those fruits makes my mouth waters
Me too!
Thanks so much for your excellent, well-produced videos. I love your calm, soothing voice.
I also love seeing your inspiring harvests. It's like you're in the garden with me.
Best news for me today from this video is how you expect many more peppers in the next few months. My peppers are going great, but not enough to preserve yet. Last week I stuffed some cubanelle and poblanos unpatianty awaiting the next harvest where I have enough to make that again.
Hi John! It's amazing how fast they ripen at this time of year. Jimmy Nardellos that were green on Saturday are red now. Best wishes with your harvest!
Great video. I have a few blueberry bushes and this was my first harvest that the berries were heavy. But I'll be dammed. While waiting anxiously for them to turn blue. I came home one afternoon rushing to get to my berries and almost everyone was gone. The birds got them. Now I know to put a net over the bushes.
Thanks! Yeah, the netting really helps a lot.
Beautiful 😊. Even through the video I felt the joy and happiness of harvesting the fresh produce from the garden. It's so relaxing. You definitely have a beautiful, loving and caring garden. Your plants are very healthy and happy.
2 or near about 3 months ago I planted store bought tomato seeds and taking your advise I grew them in a pot with only keeping the main stem. For 3 weeks the flowers were falling, but now they hv the 1st fruits in them. I'm very excited and happy for my plants. It's my 1st time growing, taking care of tomatoes all by myself.
So thank you. I hope one day I'll have a small rooftop garden or back yard garden like you. Thank you.
Thank you! I'm happy to hear you're growing your first tomatoes and hope you have your own garden soon.
Fantastic harvest of blueberries , blackberry,eggplant and everything
Thanks Don!
I hope you are still gardening even tho you make no more videos. You are a talented gardener.
All those berries 😍😍 I am midwinter right now in Australia, dreaming of berries!
I have been watching your show for a year. I like the idea that you plant in the front too. I do to. My front yard garden grows so well. I also think that the neighborhood benefits too. Thanks for inspiring me to extend my gardening into the fall. Have a good day.
Hi Catherine! I'm happy to hear you're growing in the front yard too.
Wow!!!how i wish im the one picking those fruit and veggies❤
Amazing! Indeed you have green thumb..God bless and keep planting. Thank you for sharing your video.
WOW! Beautiful! You Are A Master Gardener! Oops And Oscar Too! Don't Want Him To Get Mad.
Thanks Brenda! Oscar says hi.
What a wonderful harvest! I too have storys about picking blackberries as a kid! They are one of my favorite summer treats😃
Thanks Denise! We picked so many berries when I was a kid that my mother still has canned berries from the 70's that we never ate. lol
what a wonderful crop of different veggies you have, I'm sorry to say the deer and the tornado we had got to my garden. oh well I hope I have better luck with my winter crop.
I'm sorry to hear that, Eleanor. Best wishes with your fall/winter garden.
Still enjoy watching you harvested all those veges..I've learned a lot from you..I've been harvesting my green and yellow wax beans also..
Ohhhh!!! Blackberry and blueberry my fave fruits. Of all the fruits i have eaten and tasted that is the one that i can eat the whole day👍👍👍 SIR YOU ARE VERY LUCKY TO HAVE A BEAUTIFUL GARDEN. Aside from harvesting ur produce, it helped u kill the time.
Thanks Gigi!
Tried a cucumber called "Lunchbox" this year. We have been harvesting them for a month now, very tasty. Gotta build me a hoop house. :-)
Thanks for the recommendation, Mark!
Beautiful !! I can watch your videos hours an hours!!
Thank you!
I have tried unsuccessfully several times to grow blueberries, I was blown away by your harvest, well done
Thanks Maryanne! Elemental sulfur made a big difference with our blueberries. We just apply it every fall.
Your garden is very peaceful looking so is your voice.
I don't know why i havent seen your channel sooner. Great content 1+
Thanks and welcome to the channel!
Wow, what a beautiful harvest! I love seeing the Bee Balm at 5:47 and the Swamp Milkweed? at 6:57 You are way ahead of me when it comes to peppers and tomatoes, but I've been harvesting cucumbers for moths now and am starting to getting sick of them! lol
Thanks! I'm glad you enjoyed seeing some of the plants we grow to attract beneficial insects. Yes, that's swamp milkweed. I hope your tomatoes and peppers ripen soon!
Had to smile at your Jimmy Nardelo pepper ... I bought some seeds this past year and right now the peppers look more like a bell variety. Same company also sold Egyptian walking onions but I'm afraid they will never walk as they don't have bulbils yet. Great wild berry harvest story. Got about 10 pounds wild chokecherries today with jam and jelly in their immediate future. Enjoy.
Thanks Valerie! I'm not sure what that last pepper was (I'm not good about labeling), but we have lots of nice big Jimmy Nardellos too. Chokecherry jam sounds delicious!
What an inspiration. I'm hoping to expand my garden into more fruit bearing plants soon and it seems soo complicated. Right now I only grow green onion, mint, and kaffir lime. 😁 The easy stuff.
Thanks! You're off to a great start. Best wishes with your garden expansion.
Thanks!!!!!!!!!
it's like a lullaby for me, amazing! Thanks
Thank you!
You have great narration skills as well as story telling, video editing and gardening!
Gorgeous! Congratulations on your bountiful harvest. Here in Virginia I'm having to harvest green tomatoes (at full size but no hint of red) to ripen in the window. Otherwise birds and squirrels take one bite (for the liquid I guess) and leave the rest to rot. We've had many days of rain followed by scorching temps in repeat cycles, so it's not a great garden year.
Thanks! We've been harvesting some tomatoes early to keep pests from getting them too. I hope it cools off soon.
Looks very nice. Can't wait but it will be a couple of years till I have my garden fully usable.
Thanks! Best wishes with your garden.
Epic harvest. All I harvested today was two grapefruit, one lemon and four oranges. Can't wait for next month to harvest a bunch of Mexican limes to make aqua fresca de pina. Thanks for sharing and God Bless.
Thanks Daniel! I'd love to be able to harvest fresh citrus fruit. Nothing better!
This is the best gardening channel 💟 I have such a great time watching the harvest and the recipes as well 😃 keep posting 😃
Thanks Nourine! That's very nice of you to say.
Yes I enjoyed it very much.
What a garden, and what a harvest! Well done!
Thanks Davide!
I miss you guys!
I've never picked wild blackberries that look as fat and juicy as your ones do Patrick....wow they look spectacular.
Thanks Steve!
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Harvest Highlights:
0:16 Tomatoes
1:51 Blueberries
2:59 Blackberries
4:08 Trionfo Violetto Pole Beans
5:10 Eggplant
6:11 Peppers
6:42 Straight 8 Cucumbers
6:56 New York Early Onions
7:10 Paris Market and Short n Sweet Carrots
7:24 Basil
7:41 Oregano
I’m coming for those berries.
lol There's plenty..
love your harvest
Thanks Jackie!
Wonderful garden. Enjoy very much
I love the smell of basil while I'm picking it...mmm...I grew sunflowers this year. They are smaller ones about 5"across from petal tip to tip. The bumble bees go crazy over it! And the butterflies and hummingbird moths are all over the masses of zinnias I planted this year! A!so hummingbird birds have made an appearance in the garden this year. I will be having a large harvest of poblano peppers as they are starting to turn red. I plan to hang dry them. In the meantime I'm picking and eating lemon dream sweet peppers daily. My tomatoes petered out on me, except for the only one started from seed called Black Vernasage. It was a free seed and turns out to be very prolific as well as tasty. Next year I WILL be training my tomatoes like you do. I've been working on next year's garden plan already!
Hi Jill! I'm happy to hear your garden is going well. We love seeing hummingbirds too. We don't see them often, so I was delighted to see one around our grapes yesterday.
is so beautiful food gardens thanks you for sharing your beautiful gardens
Thanks!
Would love to see what you do with the huge abundance you are harvesting!
Thanks! This FB photo album shows a lot of the recipes I've made: facebook.com/pg/oneyardrevolution/photos/?tab=album&album_id=739567286082340 This is the eggplant recipe I'm making: steamykitchen.com/30476-chinese-eggplant-recipe-spicy-garlic-sauce.html
Awesome harvest!
Thanks!
How in the heck do you use fresh tomatoes from 40 plants? We have 6 this year and with two people we're just barely keeping up. Maybe you should make a video for us sometime detailing how you manage to consume the incredible quantity of food you grow!
Hi Ian! As vegetarians, we eat a lot of of fruit and veggies. We make our own tomato sauce and tomato soup, which uses a huge quantity of tomatoes.
Beautiful fruit and veggies. Very impressive. :)
Thanks Michele!
aku suka blueberries,blackberry 😍👍
Me too!
Amazing lovely garden with blue Berry and black Berry 😍😍😍😍😋😋😋😋😋😋love from India bro
Thanks Srivani!
I love your videos. Your voice is so calm and pleasant.
Currently a student of horticulture...
And this fascinates me a lot...
No use of studying if we can't use it in practice....lol...
Would like to make myself a garden like this in the near future....
Best of luck!!
Best of luck with your studies!
Everything looks fantastic.
Thanks Dawn!
好厲害每樣蔬果看起都好好吃喔
Hiya Patrick and Oscar. You ARE an old pro at berry picking ~ great gardening, thanks for sharing ❤
Thanks Rebecca! I've been dealing with those thorns a very long time. 😀
Thanks Rebecca! I've been dealing with those thorns a very long time. 😀
I would love to see a series of what you do with your harvest! how you prepare it fresh, how you preserve it, how much you use out of your garden vs the grocery store!
Thanks for the video ideas, Megan! We eat almost all of our harvests fresh. This FB page shows many recipes that we've made from the garden: facebook.com/pg/oneyardrevolution/photos/?tab=album&album_id=739567286082340
Am so jealous..
Can't wait to start my own garden
I hope that you have your own garden very soon, Somi.
Very nice production. Perfect music outtakes with harvest.
Thanks Thomas!
Thanks Thomas!
Wonderful and Inspiring!
Thanks Carmela!
OMG
mesmerized me
Thanks!
Very nice 👍👌
Thanks Elvira!
Love your harvest videos. Oscar must be out prowling.
Thanks Joe!
Lovely harvest!
Thanks Miranda!
WOW, what a great harvest all of your berries, tomatoes, peppers just everything looks delicious.
Thanks Annie!
Wonderful harvest video! My blackberry is producing fruit everyday too. Freezing them to make jam when the temp drops in the kitchen. Happy gardening 😆
Thanks! I'm glad your blackberry harvest is going well too. Nothing like homemade jam!
Nice!!!
Thanks!
Love it
Great harvest Patrick. Your berries look awesome. Brent
Thanks Brent!
Amazing harvest thanks for sharing.
Thanks Robbie!
So AWESOME!!! Thanks for the tips on the blueberries!!! I will try them again :) :)
Thanks Mandi! Elemental sulfur made a huge difference for our berries.
Great video and musical accompaniment! So informative and relaxing! You're like the Bob Ross of gardening!
Thanks Richard!
Oh, I LOVE the bee-balm plant in the foreground of the shots of you harvesting eggplant. That particular color of plant grows wild all over the place around here in S.W. Missouri and it is also known as "horse mint."
I'm glad you liked it. I was counting on a bee to show up and they didn't disappoint me!
At the Markham Museum (in Southern Ontario, Canada), they refer to it as Oswego Tea.
Wow that's awesome job. big difference from early spring.
Thanks David!
Nice harvest 👍🏽👍🏽😊
Thanks Tera!
Thanks Patrick, everything looks delicious.
Thanks!
Beautiful harvest!
Can you please make a video about blackberries? How to prune, how to grow, how to feed. I loved your berries!
Thanks Elena! And thanks for the video recommendation.
I'd love to see a video about blackberries too. I just planted two "Prime Ark Freedom" (thornless) plants this year and they're growing fast.
Thank you for the videos. I just order The Square Foot Gardening book..using your link of course!
Im going to help my parents with their yard(as I live in a condo at the moment)
Amazing yield! Thanks for sharing and inspiring as always. I am in 6B but my tomatoes are still green and not as prolific as yours. Looking forward to your next video.
Thanks Janice! I hope you're harvesting ripe tomatoes very soon!
Wow, such great harvest. Do you have a video of your front yard garden lately?
I would love to see how you guys inter plant vegetables with other non edible ones.
Wait, where’s Oscar?
Thanks Ramona! I haven't done a video on the front yard garden, but in this video I harvested tomatoes, peppers, eggplant, basil, and oregano from the front yard garden.
Beautiful front yard garden. I thought you were keeping the vegetable garden on the down low. I dream of having a garden as big as yours...my child still needs a lot of attention so I can only plant and harvest so much when school is out for summer, but he loves to water and is ready for garden space of his own.
Thanks Mary! It's great that you're getting your son started so early.
Always a pleasure too watch and a inspiration too my own garden
Thanks Derek!
very good
Lovely garden harvest and lovely music you provided for us.
Thanks!
Hello from Tacoma---hot temps in July (in the 80s F/ 30s C) have made for bumper crops of Tomatoes (kicking into high gear now---I don't eat that many fresh tomatoes preferring cooked so I process them for freezing), one thing I notice is with the higher temps I am having some sun scald issues on my bigger tomatoes, I did grow an early variety. Siberica, but in my climate where June tends to be cool and cloudy, find that they ripened no earlier than other medium size tomatoes, and the bumper crops for early fruit for me came from sungolds and yellow pears which continue to be the workhorses of my tomato plants. I am also picking cukes, yellow squash, a ton of yellow wax beans, I am waiting on Limas and garbanzos (first time growing both), my raspberries (growing in 18 gallon pots) are starting to produce, I also second your opinion on peppers liking to be crowded, I have 2 plants in one 5 gallon pot and they are thriving, I grew a few cabbages from seeds purchased at the Dollar Store and have been so happy with the result, that cabbage, which I had never grown before, is added to my list for next year (also have some seeded for this Fall) onions have done well too. All and all this has been a great summer here in the PNW in the food garden.
Wow! I'm glad your garden is thriving!
Hey Patrick, what kind of maintenance do you do for your blackberry bush? I'm wanting to plant some next year, but am getting discouraged after reading that they're quite invasive
Hi Tony! All we do is top off the canes so they don't get too tall, remove 2nd year canes after they produce, and cut back canes that come up outside the blackberry bed. I spend less than an hour on them per year. They do try to spread around the garden, but we don't really care. If you have a well manicured lawn, it may be more of an issue for you.
@@OneYardRevolution great, thanks! That doesn't sound so bad - I'll give it a go :)
I envy your garden
I know the true value of the garden is the fun, the freshness and the nutrition, but i wonder.... if you had a wild guess as to what the cost would be if you purchased it all at a store such as Jewel would be
This video series shows the value of produce we harvested over the course of a week. I still have to do the fall and winter editions: ua-cam.com/video/hM2ZVW416rk/v-deo.html
Yum!
Damn dem black berries and blueberries look good together .....I'm healthy fat 😅
Hi 🐝 As usual your garden looks fantastic and so productive!
Thanks Sue!
Beautiful ! I was really happy with my garden until I watched this. LOL
Thanks! And sorry. lol
Beautiful harvest 🙏🙏
Awesomeness as always! :)
Thanks Peaches!
I love your video. My potato big now iam happy
Thanks! I'm glad your potatoes are doing well.
Thanks for sharing I learn a lot from you thanks my friend
Awesome harvest!!! We’ve started using more grow bags this year and we are having a hard time getting the watering right. If you’re ever looking for video ideas.....
Thanks Krista! And thanks for the video recommendation. We get quite a bit of rain here, but water with a garden hose when needed.
thank you for sharing, love this channel! new guitar music sounding great too!
Thanks Kyle!
you need to sale seed this yr!
Lovely video! So much produce, impressive!
Thanks Theresa!
Very nice harvest, Patrick... you're garden looks terrific again this year. Do you take any particular care in safeguarding butterfly caterpillars that might be eating your herb or carrot tops when harvesting?
Thanks Donald! Yes, before harvesting, we take a close look at carrots, parsley, dill, and other herbs that butterflies lay eggs on to make sure we don't see any caterpillars.