I finally figured out why I love your videos! I have enjoyed all the information but that is not the reason. It is because you are always happy and excited to be in the garden and you act like we are there also. You make me feel like it is exciting and you enjoy it! Thank you for sharing your garden with me!
@@jamesprigioni You should enroll Tuck in the Dog Aging Project. They do studies on dog healthspan and lifespan. Most of the participants are in an observational study to find out what lifestyle and environmental factors influence healthy aging. They also have a clinical trial on the effects of low dose rapamycin. It's interesting that the most common pastime of centenarians is gardening & a recent study found that gardening families have differences in their gut microbiomes compared to non-gardeners. It would be great to get more 'gardening dogs' in the DAP so more can be learned about the effects of gardening on health and lifespan.
Ok dude, Tuck is freaking awesome!!! That's a nice touch letting us watch him enjoy his carrot while we listened to you. Thanks bro. Your teaching me everything I need to know.
Tuck couldn’t WAIT to get that carrot today!!!! Loved it! And loved seeing him eat it while you were still working in the background 🥰. Used to live in Gloucester County. Still miss it. Thanks for the hometown feels❤️❤️❤️
I really love how James explains the mixing process; not taking some basic information for granted because not everyone always knows these things. Everyone starts somewhere, and having that information introduced in a positive way without being made to feel bad for not knowing in the first place is great to encourage those to keep learning more.
James, you're crushing it in your intros! Love the excitement and intensity. I unknowingly bought and used one of the bogus Neem Oils about 3 weeks ago to, surprise surprise, no real effect. On an unrelated note, I am now dealing with pest issues with all of my kale, so I'll be trying some BT asap. Thanks for the info, James!
Too bad my Dad has passed...he always had a worm farm in the basement! He was an avid fisherman and would share his bounty of worms with his friends. ♥️♥️Miss you Dad♥️♥️ Thank you James!
@@theresalintyson9878 generally it is claimed it´s non toxid for bees. But unfortunately it is for a lot of helbful insects which help with pest, so really have to use it with reason and care.
I've started my garden this year, and i've been working on it for a few weeks now 100% because of this channel. Thanks for the constant uploads James. Always look forward to them.
yeah, chlorine or chloramine really leave the water pretty quick and even city water has a tiny amount, really an overblown concern in the first place. They put chlorine in to kill bacteria that will make you sick.
I use this same Neem mixture and it SAVED my garden. I have a slight variation though, I use 100% organic peppermint castile soap (Dr. Bonners) instead of dishwashing liquid. Castile soap is non toxic and I read that peppermint is also a deterrent for ants. We spend money and time on our gardens and it is frustrating to step outside and find vegetables destroyed. It is an everyday fight to keep our gardens pest free without harmful chemicals, thanks for the tips!
@@lorenajb4111 The same, as him. I pour 4-5 tablespoons sometimes a bit more until the neem blends into the water mixture. I also want enough castile soap that my mixture has a strong peppermint smell. It has not damaged my vegetables.
Hey, James! I’m a “So Jersey Girl” transplanted to “So Cal”. I came across your channel when looking for info about building a hoop house and thought your video was so good, I subscribed to your channel and have been watching your videos every chance I get. You’re a real treasure! Many thanks for sharing your ideas and insights. AND for sharing Tuck with us too; he’s a cutie patootie!! 💗💓💖. Keep up the great work. You’re an inspiration!!!
BTW, James, I was smiling from ear to ear when I saw your other video where you wore a suit and tie. All my mom's brothers in Ireland and the one in England wore a shirt, tie, sweater vest and proper tweed jacket while gardening. In the "old country" as we Americans like to say, it was just what you did if you were a proper gentleman.
I recently planted chinese broccoli seeds that sprouted so beautifully. Lately I noticed they got sparse, which I found out was my little terrier was eating the seedlings as microgreens. I couldn't even be mad. It reminds me so much of Tucker. 😂❤
I love your channel and Tuck! I started gardening a few years ago & dont really know what the heck I'm doing. Appreciate all the tips to get a food forest of my own
Hello from Canada! I have a UA-cam channel dedicated to cold climates and the science of gardening because I’m a soil scientist. I love your channel pace definite goals!
Just subbed, a year later! It looked like your channel is growing! The more I get into gardening, the more I realize it's about soil, the microbes, and the cycle of organic decomposition.
Cedarcide (Western Red Cedar oil) is another great product, which I've been using for years to keep parasites off my dog, and also to kill mites - especially indoor grows. Mites are the bane of indoor cannabis farmers, but the non-thermal cedarcide fogger kills them in all the nooks and crannies. It can also be used to weatherproof wood, and I use it on my bare wood guitar necks, because it has a catalytic reaction that hardens the surface, protecting it. Thanks for the helpful video - your enthusiasm is contagious!
Controlling specific pests is key. Your neem oil will target a variety in insects that could be beneficial. Thank you for your compost tea demonstration. Excellent video, again.
Thanks! I appreciate your informative videos. This year, I’m incorporating a few things you mentioned to try and keep pests at bay: * Neem oil (diluted w/ water and add dish soap) * BT (with some crushed non-coated asprin, for plant benefit)
Thanks for sticking with us since than Lisa!! Me and Tuck appreciate the continued support, you have been here since early on. I would say Tuck has grown the channel leaps and bounds, I just try to stay out of his way lol 😆
Awesome thanks for sharing! And thanks for including Tuck as always! My 3 year old watches with me and cheers for him. Then when we are in the Garden he non stop talks about how he likes to eat carrots and cucumbers just like Tuck. 😂❤️.
Love it! Could you and Tuck do a series on your Greenhouse and how you grow things from seed in the off season?? I am thinking of building a Greenhouse.
Just found this video today! I use Bt for tomato hornworms and other caterpillars…it is great, and you’re correct, you have to use it a couple times. I watch for a full moon, then spray within a few days. I started using Diatomacious earth this year, it really helped with squash bugs and these horrible beetles that suck the life out of my tomatoes!
Tuck and James, thank you for your passion and inspiration. Found your channel a few months ago and decided to go big on the backyard. I like your channel because your zone is just barely warmer than mine (6b here). We went from a 100sqft garden plot to 900 sqft garden. It’s no food forest yet, but it is in the forecast! You also directed me to the B2E through that awesome documentary and the permaculture guys you reference in your episodes. I really see everything coming together, and you were a piece of showing me it was not only possible but enjoyable! I too have a Yorkie and he’s already walking in Tuck’s footsteps. God bless you guys!
Gooseberry Sawfly Larvae destroyed my Gooseberry bushes last year...they completely defoliated every bush in about 2 days. This year i was ready with the Neem/ dish soap mix....when they turned up i sprayed those little munchers and within a week every single one was gone....they haven't returned and i've got sooo many Gooseberries this year! Great channel man...good content....keep it going. Tuck is a cutie. :)
Planting neem trees around the boundary,( in case its a larger garden) do aid in pest control. Using crushed Neem leaves as compost tea(which was kept overnight in soaked condition) with some soap solution also helps. By the way, heard that eating a neem leaf everyday is good for controlling diabetes. I did a trial of using stripped out Neem green leaves as mulch, over the newspaper layer in my veggie garden and found that pest attack on my Okra was really less.
TUCK'S pretty smart dog , he meticulously gnawed the end root off that carrot and and flicked it to the side and then worked that carrot over real well. great addition to your channel. Thank you for sharing your skills and knowledge.
just say'n, details matter; there is a difference between soap and detergent. the label on the "soap" says detergent. because it isn't soap. Love your content, great education. thanks.
I recently discovered paint strainer bags for making compost tea. I grabbed some for just a buck or two each.....they came in a two pack at home Depot. You will find them in the paint sprayer section. Totally reusable for multiple batches of tea. It was a game changer for me.
Thank you for showing the " garbage " neem oil. That's exactly the kind of spray that is on Amazon. So, to someone who's newer at this gardening thing( especially in pandemic) im sure a lot of ppl bought this. I always appreciate the thoroughness and examples of literal products and experience. So thanks again!!
I love the way you interact with your dog. My border terrier fo.lows me around when I'm in the garden inspecting everything I do and munching on lots of my plants; leaves of all gourds & cucurbits, borage, kale, zinnias, young broad beans & baby carrots. But I love him & make sure there's plenty for both of us😆
I started using diluted Dr. Bronner's Pure Castile soap Peppermint spray at twilight time under leaves and some on top also. The next evening I apply the neem oil spray the same way you do. Every 7-10 days or soon after a rain. When I started this there was no more problem the rest of the season.
Best feeling ever producing your own food. Can't wait to have my property established like yours. It's coming together. But takes a while. I did lots of tree clearing, had a machine come level out alot of my property and move boulders. Tough to do all this work in the hills of nj
James, there is a book called "JADAM- ultra low organic agriculture" and in this book you can find recipes for homemade biodegradable organic pesticides. You can also find jadam lectures on you tube.
Fantastic. Thx 4 the timing of this. How often should i spray the tea both if i am ridding infestation of a creature......and routine prevention. And while i have you is there a particular sprayer u use? The few i have tried always seen to break, clog etc. Thank you!!!!
Best to use Neem Oil at dusk after the honeybees stop foraging, never directly spray flowers. This is a dangerous pesticide for honey bees. BT also works well against Gypsy Moth catepillars, use a burlap band on the truck of any trees you want to reduce them on, at night they come down and hide under the burlap which you spray along with your brassica's. This makes it easier to handle giant trees by using the caterpillar's natural habits against them.
If I run out of rainwater in my harvesting barrels, I put tap water in 5 gallon bucks n let em sit a few days. I’m crazy about water harvesting. I have kiddie pools throughout the property with water hyacinths that keep the frogs happy & reproducing 🐸
Yes.... exactly what I wanted to see... Pest Control. But James....what do you use on Powdery Mildew on squash plant? I used a water -4 cups /baking soda -1 tsp/ soap1 - tsp / oil - 1 tsp spray. Used it at sunset and it seemed to have burn the leaves? Some people say to spray milk? Can you use powder milk and get the same results? Do you have to add oil? I want to try to stay ahead of the problem.
Love the videos! Food for thought: I used to be a contributing writer for the FFA program and I had several interesting conversations with farmers about Bt.: both GMO Bt crops and its use as a pesticide spray. There are a lot of conflicting studies about its safety in both forms. I tend to play it safe and stay away from it because it seems like we don’t know enough about it. Thanks for sharing great content! 🤙
I use Neem oil from the health section to brush my teeth and use it on many cuts and I put drops of it to repel insects from coming in and use it as a bug spray. Cured our kitty from a bad cut. She didnt eat or drink for a week. After I put in on the cut she got up and ate and drank. It is a medicine cabinate in one bottle.
Hi James! If you already covered this I apologize. With so much to cover have you thought of investing in a fogger machine to spray your concentrates? It will give you greater coverage and you will get it done so much quicker.
Your channel has been so helpful. I live in Washington State, and it seems our climates are similar.. That Tuck is like no other... He rocks! I also appreciate the good music you play. The Avett Bros make a heart glad. Their music was an unexpected gift. The first I've heard of them.. So to you I recommend a few songs by a band named LSU...Try "Blame" and "Grace"..there is some great cello with acoustic. Hope you listen, hope you enjoy. Thanks for your inspiration. I am starting my own Food Forest this year. Your guidance is gold!
I am so happy to have found your videos. So helpful. Straight to point. Learning so much. Your energy is perfect and your dog is the best. So cute. Thank you for all the info
Thanks James, from NorthNJ. I use the neem oil with azadirachtin because it breaks down in UV light in a short time. I move the mulch and let some get to the roots because it is systemic.
I finally figured out why I love your videos! I have enjoyed all the information but that is not the reason. It is because you are always happy and excited to be in the garden and you act like we are there also. You make me feel like it is exciting and you enjoy it! Thank you for sharing your garden with me!
I agree
The way Tuck so carefully removes the roots of the carrot and tosses them aside is awesome! We love that little guy!
Yup he is sooo precious, and he melts my heart everyday. I don’t deserve him, that’s for sure
@@jamesprigioni nonsense James, your love for each other....a thing of beauty ❤
@@jamesprigioni You should enroll Tuck in the Dog Aging Project. They do studies on dog healthspan and lifespan. Most of the participants are in an observational study to find out what lifestyle and environmental factors influence healthy aging. They also have a clinical trial on the effects of low dose rapamycin. It's interesting that the most common pastime of centenarians is gardening & a recent study found that gardening families have differences in their gut microbiomes compared to non-gardeners. It would be great to get more 'gardening dogs' in the DAP so more can be learned about the effects of gardening on health and lifespan.
Yes I noticed that too , funny
Let's give appreciation to the camera worker for capturing that beautiful moment 👍
Ok dude, Tuck is freaking awesome!!! That's a nice touch letting us watch him enjoy his carrot while we listened to you. Thanks bro. Your teaching me everything I need to know.
Yes, loved that!
Tuck couldn’t WAIT to get that carrot today!!!! Loved it! And loved seeing him eat it while you were still working in the background 🥰. Used to live in Gloucester County. Still miss it. Thanks for the hometown feels❤️❤️❤️
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I really love how James explains the mixing process; not taking some basic information for granted because not everyone always knows these things. Everyone starts somewhere, and having that information introduced in a positive way without being made to feel bad for not knowing in the first place is great to encourage those to keep learning more.
Tuck is the greatest dog there ever was. I love your kindness and love for Tuck and your garden. Hes lucky to have a master like you!
The intensity of James' intros makes me laugh every time. Thanks James!
same here !!! Love it
It's SO Jersey. I love it, he hypes you up before every video.
Love that and The Intro Music
Love his intro!!
James, you're crushing it in your intros! Love the excitement and intensity.
I unknowingly bought and used one of the bogus Neem Oils about 3 weeks ago to, surprise surprise, no real effect. On an unrelated note, I am now dealing with pest issues with all of my kale, so I'll be trying some BT asap.
Thanks for the info, James!
Too bad my Dad has passed...he always had a worm farm in the basement! He was an avid fisherman and would share his bounty of worms with his friends.
♥️♥️Miss you Dad♥️♥️
Thank you James!
The camera guy is brilliant. "Blah blah whatever James people want to see Tuck eat those carrots!"
I aspire to be as energetic as this guy about pest control sprays
He is Gardener Scott on speed
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Neem oil saved my garden this year! Got rid of white flies and Colorado potato beetles! Like a miracle!
Let’s Goooo!!!
Neem oil is toxic to honey bees- be careful! Don't kill your pollinators! #buttercupsbees #savethebees
@@theresalintyson9878 yes! No bees were harmed!!
@@theresalintyson9878 generally it is claimed it´s non toxid for bees. But unfortunately it is for a lot of helbful insects which help with pest, so really have to use it with reason and care.
TUCK IS SO CUUUUUUUTE! Omg what a good boy he is! 😊💜💜💜
Tuc is just so precious!! I like you but Tuc just makes the video so much enjoyable. Just precious!!!
I've started my garden this year, and i've been working on it for a few weeks now 100% because of this channel. Thanks for the constant uploads James. Always look forward to them.
Ok ‘ lil buddy saved the video.... 🐾🦴🐾 so cute with his carrot 🥕
James, as an FYI, leaving chlorinated water in the sun will reduce chlorine levels by 90% as will heating the water.
Unless your drinking water has chloramine, which doesn't evaporate as readily as chlorine :/
How long does it take to in direct sun to evaporate 90% of chlorine?
@@benschiavi2288 use vitamin C to bind chloramine. Like pool or spa "shock".
yeah, chlorine or chloramine really leave the water pretty quick and even city water has a tiny amount, really an overblown concern in the first place. They put chlorine in to kill bacteria that will make you sick.
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💕 💖 Love seeing Tuck in the foreground! 💖 💕 💥Thank you for all your hard work bringing us the info.💥
I use this same Neem mixture and it SAVED my garden. I have a slight variation though, I use 100% organic peppermint castile soap (Dr. Bonners) instead of dishwashing liquid. Castile soap is non toxic and I read that peppermint is also a deterrent for ants. We spend money and time on our gardens and it is frustrating to step outside and find vegetables destroyed. It is an everyday fight to keep our gardens pest free without harmful chemicals, thanks for the tips!
How much soap do you add per gallon?
@@lorenajb4111 The same, as him. I pour 4-5 tablespoons sometimes a bit more until the neem blends into the water mixture. I also want enough castile soap that my mixture has a strong peppermint smell. It has not damaged my vegetables.
@@A-YOOOO thank you so much.
I have heard of people adding peppermint oil and tea tree oil to neem to make a broader spectrum insecticide.
@@DovidM thanks for sharing.
Smart Tuck! He knew just what you said when you asked him if he wanted a drink
Yup, he is the one in charge and is smarter than me. I just try to keep up with him
Hey, James! I’m a “So Jersey Girl” transplanted to “So Cal”. I came across your channel when looking for info about building a hoop house and thought your video was so good, I subscribed to your channel and have been watching your videos every chance I get. You’re a real treasure! Many thanks for sharing your ideas and insights. AND for sharing Tuck with us too; he’s a cutie patootie!! 💗💓💖. Keep up the great work. You’re an inspiration!!!
BTW, James, I was smiling from ear to ear when I saw your other video where you wore a suit and tie. All my mom's brothers in Ireland and the one in England wore a shirt, tie, sweater vest and proper tweed jacket while gardening. In the "old country" as we Americans like to say, it was just what you did if you were a proper gentleman.
That’s so cool!! thanks for sharing that Annie, what a great memory ❤️❤️❤️😁
Love lil Tuck chewing on his carrot reward! 🐶
This is THE first time i have ever seen a dog enjoying a carrot😃♥️
I loved watching Tuck chewing his snack while James continued to talk. I really tried to focus, but Tuck is just too cute. 😁
Can't get enough of Tuck...love him
I recently planted chinese broccoli seeds that sprouted so beautifully. Lately I noticed they got sparse, which I found out was my little terrier was eating the seedlings as microgreens. I couldn't even be mad. It reminds me so much of Tucker. 😂❤
Ellen Kuang hahaha that’s hilarious
Exactly what happened to my small blueberry and blackberry harvest. Had no clue the dog was enjoying them😂🤦
Tuck is seriously the cutest.
I love your channel and Tuck! I started gardening a few years ago & dont really know what the heck I'm doing. Appreciate all the tips to get a food forest of my own
I just love Tuck! Thank you for filming him!
Hello from Canada! I have a UA-cam channel dedicated to cold climates and the science of gardening because I’m a soil scientist. I love your channel pace definite goals!
Just subbed my friend. Greetings and Salutations from Kansas
TheReal RobbDee I’ve never met anyone from Kansas!
Just subbed, a year later! It looked like your channel is growing! The more I get into gardening, the more I realize it's about soil, the microbes, and the cycle of organic decomposition.
You've inspired me to start a garden for the first time. I'm growing tomatoes and peppers...and things are looking good so far! Thank you, James!
Tickles me to death watching Tuck eating veggies. Cutest dog ever! Thanks for the great video. Love your tips. 👋from Nashville. ❤️Tuck ❤️
Tuck is beyond cute! 💕
Even at 63, your excitement always makes me excited to get up and go garden! Thank you and stay happy!
Cedarcide (Western Red Cedar oil) is another great product, which I've been using for years to keep parasites off my dog, and also to kill mites - especially indoor grows. Mites are the bane of indoor cannabis farmers, but the non-thermal cedarcide fogger kills them in all the nooks and crannies. It can also be used to weatherproof wood, and I use it on my bare wood guitar necks, because it has a catalytic reaction that hardens the surface, protecting it. Thanks for the helpful video - your enthusiasm is contagious!
I could watch Tuck all day. And ps this had a lot of useful information- thanks!
I get pumped every time i hear that inro. Great content, thank you !
Half a million.
Way to go. It's been a fun ride.
Let’s Gooo!! Thanks for the support Allan!
Thank you so much! How sweet of you to share your talent with so much joy!
Tuck seemed stoked to get that carrot. Happy dogs rule !
Controlling specific pests is key. Your neem oil will target a variety in insects that could be beneficial. Thank you for your compost tea demonstration.
Excellent video, again.
Thanks! I appreciate your informative videos.
This year, I’m incorporating a few things you mentioned to try and keep pests at bay:
* Neem oil (diluted w/ water and add dish soap)
* BT (with some crushed non-coated asprin, for plant benefit)
I'm working at a plant nursery now and I tell alot of customers about your great tips. Thanks for the help.
You are so amazing on your knowledge on gardening!!!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I think I started with your channel when u were at 25 K... wow u r growing leaps and bounds.... congrats!
Thanks for sticking with us since than Lisa!! Me and Tuck appreciate the continued support, you have been here since early on. I would say Tuck has grown the channel leaps and bounds, I just try to stay out of his way lol 😆
I LOVE THE DETAILS. ! I LOVE HOW FAST YOU TALK KEEPS YOU FROM BEING BORING ! THANKS FOR SHARING !
Just got my cold pressed Neem! James you are genius. The new Neem actually killed my Japanese beetles within hours
Your garden is looking amazing. 🌱🙏🏼🙌🏼
Thanks 🙏 😁
Awesome thanks for sharing! And thanks for including Tuck as always! My 3 year old watches with me and cheers for him. Then when we are in the Garden he non stop talks about how he likes to eat carrots and cucumbers just like Tuck. 😂❤️.
Love it! Could you and Tuck do a series on your Greenhouse and how you grow things from seed in the off season?? I am thinking of building a Greenhouse.
youre near 500k would you ever do a Q and A?
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He ignored you so that’s a big NO 🤣
@@jonny_mazerati9410 atleast he noticed it and gave a heart lol
Just found this video today! I use Bt for tomato hornworms and other caterpillars…it is great, and you’re correct, you have to use it a couple times. I watch for a full moon, then spray within a few days. I started using Diatomacious earth this year, it really helped with squash bugs and these horrible beetles that suck the life out of my tomatoes!
You have a beautiful garden! God is so good. I've been watching your videos. Love the pup!
Tuck and James, thank you for your passion and inspiration. Found your channel a few months ago and decided to go big on the backyard. I like your channel because your zone is just barely warmer than mine (6b here). We went from a 100sqft garden plot to 900 sqft garden. It’s no food forest yet, but it is in the forecast! You also directed me to the B2E through that awesome documentary and the permaculture guys you reference in your episodes. I really see everything coming together, and you were a piece of showing me it was not only possible but enjoyable! I too have a Yorkie and he’s already walking in Tuck’s footsteps. God bless you guys!
Just found out that in the netherlands has almost no chlorine in tapwater. What a great country im living in.
Ok. Can I just say, I have never seen a dog other than my lab eat raw whole veggies. Ares would be sooooo jealous of that terrier’s happy munching!!
Thanks for those cool information... so happy to watch Tuck enjoying his carrot...
Gooseberry Sawfly Larvae destroyed my Gooseberry bushes last year...they completely defoliated every bush in about 2 days. This year i was ready with the Neem/ dish soap mix....when they turned up i sprayed those little munchers and within a week every single one was gone....they haven't returned and i've got sooo many Gooseberries this year! Great channel man...good content....keep it going. Tuck is a cutie. :)
James - You, Tuck and your videos are awesome. You brighten my day. 🙌🏼
Planting neem trees around the boundary,( in case its a larger garden) do aid in pest control. Using crushed Neem leaves as compost tea(which was kept overnight in soaked condition) with some soap solution also helps. By the way, heard that eating a neem leaf everyday is good for controlling diabetes. I did a trial of using stripped out Neem green leaves as mulch, over the newspaper layer in my veggie garden and found that pest attack on my Okra was really less.
Did you know that BT is also used as 'dunks' to kill mosquito larvae in ponds? Thanks for a great video. We love your little dog!
James, just wanted to say thank you! 🙂
You’re welcome Saagar, thanks for the support🙏😁
TUCK'S pretty smart dog , he meticulously gnawed the end root off that carrot and and flicked it to the side and then worked that carrot over real well. great addition to your channel. Thank you for sharing your skills and knowledge.
just say'n, details matter; there is a difference between soap and detergent. the label on the "soap" says detergent. because it isn't soap. Love your content, great education. thanks.
Thank you so much, your passion for vegetable gardening is contagious!
And you give your pup, Tuck a wonderful life.
I recently discovered paint strainer bags for making compost tea. I grabbed some for just a buck or two each.....they came in a two pack at home Depot. You will find them in the paint sprayer section. Totally reusable for multiple batches of tea. It was a game changer for me.
“Tuck, you want some water boy? You wanna carrot boy?”😊❤️
❤❤❤ Tucky!!! Thanks again for the "learning" James. I appreciate all of your videos!
Thank you for showing the " garbage " neem oil. That's exactly the kind of spray that is on Amazon. So, to someone who's newer at this gardening thing( especially in pandemic) im sure a lot of ppl bought this. I always appreciate the thoroughness and examples of literal products and experience. So thanks again!!
This was extremely valuable.
Glad to hear that my friend!!! :)
I was expecting this info from you a long time, thank you very much James! you are the best, greetings from Argentina.
I give my dogs carrot's everyday. They know what drawer in the refrigerator is theirs. 🥕🥕 🐕🐾🐾
Thank you for all the helpful information! So enjoy your channel with Tuck as your show stealer! 😊
I love the way you interact with your dog. My border terrier fo.lows me around when I'm in the garden inspecting everything I do and munching on lots of my plants; leaves of all gourds & cucurbits, borage, kale, zinnias, young broad beans & baby carrots. But I love him & make sure there's plenty for both of us😆
Got. Something. Out of it!
Thanks James & Tuck 3 raised beds built this summer! +trees +compost +wood chips.
Haha!! Let’s Gooooo
U r the best! So self explanatory!
I can’t express how much this is Health !
Thank u
I love these videos! I can't get any work done because these videos are jammed with such valuable info!
I started using diluted Dr. Bronner's Pure Castile soap Peppermint spray at twilight time under leaves and some on top also. The next evening I apply the neem oil spray the same way you do. Every 7-10 days or soon after a rain. When I started this there was no more problem the rest of the season.
Best feeling ever producing your own food. Can't wait to have my property established like yours. It's coming together. But takes a while. I did lots of tree clearing, had a machine come level out alot of my property and move boulders. Tough to do all this work in the hills of nj
James, there is a book called "JADAM- ultra low organic agriculture" and in this book you can find recipes for homemade biodegradable organic pesticides. You can also find jadam lectures on you tube.
Fantastic. Thx 4 the timing of this. How often should i spray the tea both if i am ridding infestation of a creature......and routine prevention.
And while i have you is there a particular sprayer u use? The few i have tried always seen to break, clog etc. Thank you!!!!
1st year garden here and its doing excellent! Most thanks to your channel and the info youve provided. This channel is valuable!
Let’s Goooo!!!
Best to use Neem Oil at dusk after the honeybees stop foraging, never directly spray flowers. This is a dangerous pesticide for honey bees.
BT also works well against Gypsy Moth catepillars, use a burlap band on the truck of any trees you want to reduce them on, at night they come down and hide under the burlap which you spray along with your brassica's. This makes it easier to handle giant trees by using the caterpillar's natural habits against them.
I've never seen a dog eat veggies.. mine just ignore them.. Tuck is amazing
Dude, ive watched most all you videos. I think i understand the dynamic now.
Your the gardener, tuck is the harvester.
I’m in Oregon. A ton of rain and pests. Love your channel. Just placed my order for need oil. Wish me luck. Happy Sunday 🥦🌦
If I run out of rainwater in my harvesting barrels, I put tap water in 5 gallon bucks n let em sit a few days. I’m crazy about water harvesting. I have kiddie pools throughout the property with water hyacinths that keep the frogs happy & reproducing 🐸
Thank you for (once again) another tidbits.. compost tea.. bubbler system.. keep channeling. 🌻
Yes.... exactly what I wanted to see... Pest Control. But James....what do you use on Powdery Mildew on squash plant? I used a water -4 cups /baking soda -1 tsp/ soap1 - tsp / oil - 1 tsp spray. Used it at sunset and it seemed to have burn the leaves? Some people say to spray milk? Can you use powder milk and get the same results? Do you have to add oil? I want to try to stay ahead of the problem.
Love the videos! Food for thought: I used to be a contributing writer for the FFA program and I had several interesting conversations with farmers about Bt.: both GMO Bt crops and its use as a pesticide spray. There are a lot of conflicting studies about its safety in both forms. I tend to play it safe and stay away from it because it seems like we don’t know enough about it. Thanks for sharing great content! 🤙
I bought an $8 stick blender to use in the garden and it works wonders emulsifying the Neem and the oily fish fertilizers with water.
I use Neem oil from the health section to brush my teeth and use it on many cuts and I put drops of it to repel insects from coming in and use it as a bug spray. Cured our kitty from a bad cut. She didnt eat or drink for a week. After I put in on the cut she got up and ate and drank. It is a medicine cabinate in one bottle.
Hi James! If you already covered this I apologize. With so much to cover have you thought of investing in a fogger machine to spray your concentrates? It will give you greater coverage and you will get it done so much quicker.
Your channel has been so helpful. I live in Washington State, and it seems our climates are similar.. That Tuck is like no other... He rocks! I also appreciate the good music you play. The Avett Bros make a heart glad. Their music was an unexpected gift. The first I've heard of them.. So to you I recommend a few songs by a band named LSU...Try "Blame" and "Grace"..there is some great cello with acoustic. Hope you listen, hope you enjoy. Thanks for your inspiration. I am starting my own Food Forest this year. Your guidance is gold!
Ok so I just subscribed today so I was already kind of sold. But now I see you do organic gardening!! Yes! Love!
Let’s Goooo Danielle!!! ❤️
Good point about shaking the sprayer regularly. I have a backpack sprayer and I have to hop around like a bunny to keep it agitated. 🐰
“WHATS GOING ON GROWERS?!?!?!!!!!” Me every time 😱
Omg, Tuck is just so cute! I love seeing him in all the videos!!!🥰❤
Yeah he is the sweetest little guy, and as we know the true star. I just fill the gap between him shining. ❤️🐕❤️
I am so happy to have found your videos. So helpful. Straight to point. Learning so much. Your energy is perfect and your dog is the best. So cute. Thank you for all the info
Thanks James, from NorthNJ.
I use the neem oil with azadirachtin because it breaks down in UV light in a short time. I move the mulch and let some get to the roots because it is systemic.
You are the most awesome gardener I have ever seen. And the best gardener UA-camr I have watched!
Awe!! You’re too kind Kathryn! I’ll let Tuck know you admire his work, I’m just the backup guy