Pasture clippings make great mulch. Such a valuable byproduct. Happy you put them to use! They are also beneficiary to blend into your manure compost pile. Clippings accelerate the production of hot compost. 👍
Such a creative video once again,Dessy ! All of the hard work that you and David did in preparing the land,, planting the seeds and potatoes and help from your Mom, brother and neighbors provides all of the vegetables for the winter and beyond. City dwellers give up a lot of healthy life styles by their choices. A real cornucopia of produce for healthy eating. Bravo.
Your garden looks so good and you got a good amount of bounty from it. You did good for having surgery while maintaining the garden. I love your videos. Be safe and healthy this coming winter. 😊
Congratulations! 🎉 wonderful garden. So nice to watch when it’s grey and cold. 😊 leaf lettuce, spinach and peas need to go in really, really early. Any heat and they will bolt. So don’t worry there’s always next year!!
What an incredible amount of work, this video makes it look easy but you must have hundreds of hours of labor for a success like this. Great job you should be proud.
Good garden this year! I recently learned that spinach really prefers cold soil to germinate, something around 5-10 C. So, planting in June might have been why it flowered immediately.
I think those tiny tomato plants are adorable amazing. I’ve just never seen them before. They remind me a little bit of a bonsai tree. I wonder if that’s how they were able to get them to be a miniature versions. I live in Arizona and I just cannot believe the success you’ve had with your garden. It just looks wonderful.❤❤❤ if you don’t like radishes raw, you should stick them in the oven with a roast or something they are excellent. They taste nothing like a radish once they’re roasted.❤
On your tomatoes, after the tomatoes start growing, try clipping the leaves at the area of the young tomatoes to keep them from molding. I saw this on another video.
You both did fantastic this year on your garden. I don't know if you eat bananas but if you do take the skins and put in just plain water and the use it on your tomatoes that are staked up with leaves trimmed it makes for very fruit full harvest of tomatoes.
If you like radishes, plant them early, then plant tomatoes where they were, p.us plant a few more radish seeds around the tomatoes and let them go. Don't harvest them. The radish will be a good companion for your tomatoes, as they will help keep tomato pests away, plus aid the growth. Also, save some of your goat manure and scatter it around your melon, squash and cucumber plants or even put it in as you plant. These vines love manure and will do well with it. Healthy plants mean more production for you. I used rabbit manure, as I I had it available and was easy to use around the plants. Your goat droppings should be good and cause your garden to do well for you. I would sprinkle the droppings around the plants and the rains would slowly allow the fertilizer in the droppings to release. Happy plants, happy farmers.
Try making a fence with sticks and string and tie up the tomatoes. Tomatoes sometimes split when it rains too much and they do not like to be on the ground. I would plant cabbage seedlings in the house and put them outside as soon as the ground is warm in the days. they can take it when you get a little frost.... Plant them early so they get big..
I've had some pretty good luck growing peas in the shade. Usually they like colder weather and die when it gets warm, but in the shade, they've lasted almost all summer. Your garden looked great!
Tomato leaves should not touch ground , plant stalk deep removing exc less leaves.put green Tomato with red they will ripen or wrap in newspaper put in cool place.
I love your garden. Next year you better put sticks for the tomatoes to climb. They are not busses. You could try and other plants, as peanuts, coriander to have both for leaves and the spice, okra... I am sure that you have a green thumb so everything will thrive.
Spinache likes more the cold weather, so try to plant it early or late in the year. And maybe check which plants to plant when during spring, as end of May is not best for everything :)
Sounds as if you have a green thumb and David has a rusty thumb?? :-) Surely would like to know the variety of the little yellow tomatoes.. I planted a sun sweet variety...would like to try yours...
mulch is perfect! some people even plant small haybale gardens. a local strawberry patch always plants their strawberries in mound rows covered in mulch, it lets water drain down, keeps roots cooler and few dirty or spoiled strawberries. Saddly they retired after pandemic made them loose their public business of picke your own! It was a family favorite to go there, pick, weigh and take home as much as you like.
You’re a great gardener! 🥰❤️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Nice garden. 👍
Pretty fire beans and they taste so yummie. Great Video and Great harvest. Garden looks beautiful 👍
Looks like you were very blessed with perfect weather to grow such a beautiful garden.
Pasture clippings make great mulch. Such a valuable byproduct. Happy you put them to use!
They are also beneficiary to blend into your manure compost pile. Clippings accelerate the production of hot compost. 👍
Such a creative video once again,Dessy ! All of the hard work that you and David did in preparing the land,, planting the seeds and
potatoes and help from your Mom, brother and neighbors provides all of the vegetables for the winter and beyond. City dwellers
give up a lot of healthy life styles by their choices. A real cornucopia of produce for healthy eating. Bravo.
what a beautiful garden you had!
Cabbage likes cool weather
Wow , just beautiful ! You guys have come such a long way. Amazing garden .
Evie!! 💖
Your garden looks beautiful! That’s one thing I miss the most in the winter. I love my garden.
You get better at gardening every year Dessy. Your garden is beautiful and plentiful this year.
Your garden looks so good and you got a good amount of bounty from it. You did good for having surgery while maintaining the garden. I love your videos.
Be safe and healthy this coming winter. 😊
Congratulations! 🎉 wonderful garden. So nice to watch when it’s grey and cold. 😊 leaf lettuce, spinach and peas need to go in really, really early. Any heat and they will bolt. So don’t worry there’s always next year!!
Great job yummy ❤
Beautiful garden, you did real good.
What an incredible amount of work, this video makes it look easy but you must have hundreds of hours of labor for a success like this. Great job you should be proud.
WOW that's an amazing garden. I am so happy for you guys. It must feel so good to know how well you did. 😊
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I hope I get the chance to do some home grown this coming year x❤x thank you both
Good garden this year! I recently learned that spinach really prefers cold soil to germinate, something around 5-10 C. So, planting in June might have been why it flowered immediately.
I think those tiny tomato plants are adorable amazing. I’ve just never seen them before. They remind me a little bit of a bonsai tree. I wonder if that’s how they were able to get them to be a miniature versions. I live in Arizona and I just cannot believe the success you’ve had with your garden. It just looks wonderful.❤❤❤ if you don’t like radishes raw, you should stick them in the oven with a roast or something they are excellent. They taste nothing like a radish once they’re roasted.❤
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On your tomatoes, after the tomatoes start growing, try clipping the leaves at the area of the young tomatoes to keep them from molding. I saw this on another video.
Thank you for the tip! will try that next year!!
You both did fantastic this year on your garden. I don't know if you eat bananas but if you do take the skins and put in just plain water and the use it on your tomatoes that are staked up with leaves trimmed it makes for very fruit full harvest of tomatoes.
Interesting method 😊
Lettuce,cabɓage,gr. Beans cool weather crop.
If you like radishes, plant them early, then plant tomatoes where they were, p.us plant a few more radish seeds around the tomatoes and let them go. Don't harvest them. The radish will be a good companion for your tomatoes, as they will help keep tomato pests away, plus aid the growth.
Also, save some of your goat manure and scatter it around your melon, squash and cucumber plants or even put it in as you plant. These vines love manure and will do well with it. Healthy plants mean more production for you. I used rabbit manure, as I I had it available and was easy to use around the plants. Your goat droppings should be good and cause your garden to do well for you.
I would sprinkle the droppings around the plants and the rains would slowly allow the fertilizer in the droppings to release. Happy plants, happy farmers.
Wow! That was a beautiful vegetable garden. A lot of work went into it.
Try making a fence with sticks and string and tie up the tomatoes. Tomatoes sometimes split when it rains too much and they do not like to be on the ground. I would plant cabbage seedlings in the house and put them outside as soon as the ground is warm in the days. they can take it when you get a little frost.... Plant them early so they get big..
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I've had some pretty good luck growing peas in the shade. Usually they like colder weather and die when it gets warm, but in the shade, they've lasted almost all summer. Your garden looked great!
I love those little cherry tomatoes.
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Tomato leaves should not touch ground , plant stalk deep removing exc less leaves.put green Tomato with red they will ripen or wrap in newspaper put in cool place.
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I love your garden. Next year you better put sticks for the tomatoes to climb. They are not busses.
You could try and other plants, as peanuts, coriander to have both for leaves and the spice, okra... I am sure that you have a green thumb so everything will thrive.
The secret to a vegetable garden is to fertilize it with a lot of sweat!
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Spinache likes more the cold weather, so try to plant it early or late in the year.
And maybe check which plants to plant when during spring, as end of May is not best for everything :)
Sounds as if you have a green thumb and David has a rusty thumb?? :-) Surely would like to know the variety of the little yellow tomatoes.. I planted a sun sweet variety...would like to try yours...
you have a beautiful garden! i'm going to have to read the comments , wanted to know if your mulching with grass or something else? really beautiful.
mulch is perfect! some people even plant small haybale gardens. a local strawberry patch always plants their strawberries in mound rows covered in mulch, it lets water drain down, keeps roots cooler and few dirty or spoiled strawberries. Saddly they retired after pandemic made them loose their public business of picke your own! It was a family favorite to go there, pick, weigh and take home as much as you like.
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How did the tomatoes chop in the greenhouse go?
Are you vegetarians?