September 2022 Vegetable Garden Tour Part 2
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- Опубліковано 19 лип 2024
- Welcome to the September Vegetable Garden Tour!
This is part 2 of a 2 part September vegetable garden tour featuring the gardens at my home in midwestern Ohio, which is 1 of 2 locations where I garden.
I focus on growing vegetables, herbs, fruit and annual flowers.
Be sure to check out part 1 here: • September 2022 Vegetab...
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00:00 Intro
00:30 Morning Glories, sweet potatoes and luffas
01:57 Blackberries, currant tomatoes and moonflowers
03:35 Pink buckwheat, fall brassicas, Brussels sprouts
05:48 Fall peas
06:59 Late planted zucchini
08:17 Zinnias & basil
09:49 Peppers
10:31 Front of the Garden
12:28 Outside the Garden- containers, new garden 'room'
14:19 Clay Soil ammendment experiment
15:52 Grapes and hugelkultur beds
#zone6gardening #ohiogardening
WoW! I''m blown away by your Basil!!! ...must try harder next year.
These varieties are really great performers!
Big zucchini still work good for zucchini bread - This year I've been making "Alexandra's Super Moist Zucchini bread" recipe. Very good.
Thanks for the recipe suggestion- I’ll have to try that out!
Another fantastic tour, Jenna! With so many friends and neighbors beginning to garden, you are the first resource I point them toward. The best channel for zone 6 gardening on UA-cam, hands down!
Thank you so much, Jeremy!
Oh No! Children of the Corn(@8:45)! Just kidding, smart move to plant the Zucchini during different times in the same year. 😅
Haha- he'll be so pleased you spotted him back there 😂
Thank you so much, Jenna for sharing in this update. I learn so much from you!
Happy to share!
🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰 Love your gardens. TY for sharing
Thank you!
Awesome Garden, looks like a lot of work also. I have never seen those kind of Basils before. I plant Sweet Basils that are dwarfs compare to those.
Thank you!
You have a lot going on there. Thanks for sharing!
Happy to share!
Beautiful garden.
Thank you!
My garden pales in the shadow of yours. I am especially jealous of your moon flowers. I grew them for the 1st time this year also, I got 3 or 4 flowers early this spring then not one blossom since. The other flowers in the bed are doing great, just no more moon flowers, yet?
You have a wonderful garden, thank you for sharing. If interested I have a Aug garden tour of my humble garden. Brian Seybert Aug garden tour.
My SIL grew them on north side of house and they did great not to far away from you. She gave me seed, but I see only one and it’s too small to do anything now with cold moving in. It’s growing in full sun and sandy. She was really shaded by a hill and they got a bit of sun.
@@dustyflats3832 Guess I spoke too soon, this early morning I had a moon flower blossom on the trellis. It was kinda covered by the morning glories, but that's the way it goes.
Next year I plan on planting a trumpet vine on the trellis, the hummingbirds go for the morning glories but on sunny days they fade before early afternoon.
Thanks for your input.
I’ll have to check out your garden, Brian! And I’m glad to see your follow up comment and that you finally have a bloom!
Garden envy.
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Amazing garden is all I can Mrs. Jenna. Those were some huge zukes. Love those 5 color hots! Awesome information as always my friend. Stay safe and have a great week!
Thank you, CB! Hope you have a great weekend too!
It is typical weather in Pakistan for growing different types of vegetables , your all videos are very informative I watch them carefully so, take care of you & your family ok
You take care as well, Akhtar!
@@GrowfullywithJenna OK thank you
@@GrowfullywithJenna OK thank you
Lol! Morning glory comment. We have purple popping on their own. My dad’s fav was heavenly blue. Wow! I just planted Black Magic this year along with Heaven Can Wait! So excited! We are in sand and hope they get sizable by next year. The plants is doing great so far, just wonder if the can handle the winter and if I need to mulch. Z5a. My SIL gave me moonflower seeds, one came up late-real late so we won’t see them as we had 43F this a.m. Hers’s were huge on N side of house. The seed pods are spiny. I pretty much cleared out all but squash, beets, carrots, Brussels and couple hills of potatoes. I’m done! Have a few flats of tomatoes and peppers staring at me and then finish up with potatoes, onions, Brussels and squash preserving. The Brussels were Dagan and Nautica and really can’t tell a difference. I topped a couple on Labor Day and it did fill them out nicely so I did the rest because we are close to freezing. Today I’m cutting into a first time variety of squash-Rugosa Violina? Views say it’s better than Waltham-I so hope as it was without disease, not a huge producer, but Wow! It’s Big peanut! If so I will have plenty to freeze with only a few. Two surprise squash I don’t remember planting were long and green. One might be a short zucchini and the other long and green with yellow flesh and no clue. Lol, you just mentioned your mystery plant. Mine weren’t volunteers and must have been in packet. Nice peppers!
I noticed this year the blight did not hit tomatoes I planted later nor the volunteers I let sprawl. There are a few leaves turning now, but I think it’s just the plant saying it’s done. Interesting though as the early planted were hit all at once hard. Love the zinnias, I have an all red one I have my eye on to save the seed if the birds don’t eat it.😂
We have spotted horse mint naturally and pollinators love it and it’s tough to manage as it’s taking over wildflower patch.
I think it will be a very cold winter. The pine cones are heavy and the birds almost cleaned out the sunflowers and I had a lot. Seen prediction of polar vortex. Maybe I should mulch those berries 😊
You’ve got so much going on! How fun! I do agree with you- I suspect an unusually cold winter too. Thanks for sharing all of this!
Zinnias are my absolute favorite part of my garden. I grown tons of them. They are just happy plants!
Yes they are!
Love them! Them and moss roses, you never know what colors they are in a mix or shapes in zinnias. I threw one in potato patch and it’s completely beautiful rose red and definitely saving the seed. Of course I have them everywhere and one patch the deer and rabbits let me enjoy outside of a fence-amazing.
Bon Appetit Magazine has a good recipe for zucchini fritters. the zucchini is grated, which helps if the elves steal your smaller zucchini and replace them with overgrown zucchini
Thank you for sharing!!
Looks great !!
Thanks!
What a beautiful and productive garden. I had the same problem with my peas and I live in Central Ohio. If you find out the problem with the grapes please let us know. We just had a small amount of grapes this year, and small in size. Happy Gardening.
Thank you, Sharon! I certainly will.
Your garden looks so colorful and lush...just beautiful. Always enjoy and learn from your videos. I'm in Zone 10/south Florida. I also have grown heavenly blue morning glory and love it. Take care!
Thank you, Sonia!
Your moonflowers are incredible! I only got to enjoy one bloom at a time on my plants lol
Perhaps with time yours will start blooming more- mine only bloomed sporadically through most of the summer.
Excellent
Thanks
Thank you so much for this tour! I was frantically taking down the names of the varieties you're growing 😅 I lean heavily on Japanese varieties of vegetables, as they always seem to grow well in zone 6, but I'm excited to try out some of the plants you mentioned!
You are welcome! I’ve noticed a similar trend with Asian vegetables in my garden and have had great results with many varieties from Kitazawa Seed Company.
Thank you so much for showing the lufa. We are right on track with you here in PA zone 6b
You’re welcome!
Glad to see you are finding more time for videos. Just love your garden! Love your britches almost as much as you in shorts ;)
Thanks 😁
You have so many flowers throughout your garden it looks fantastic. That's one of my goals next year to get more flowers. Do you stop worrying about covering your brassicas at some point? We're going to be getting some 40 degree nights now so I might start taking off some of my insect mesh. Also I noticed your brussels aren't covered. I've had a lot of caterpillar problems with mine in the past so I'll probably keep them covered next year. Thanks Jenna!
Thank you, Frank! I generally try to keep them covered up until the frost, which generally stops most of the cabbage butterfly activity. And I actually just uncovered the Brussels a few weeks ago- they were getting too tall for the netting.
Awesome garden wonder-land ! Thanks for naming plants as well as tidbits of information on planting them.
Thank you, Beth!
I don't usually watch these tour videos, but since it was you I wanted to. And I'm glad I did. I will want to grow that basil and those cherry tomatoes, I think you called them something else, smaller than cherries. I'll have to come back and see when it's time to get seed. OH a question. What sweet peppers are your favorite? I suppose Calif. Wonders are old time now. lol
Oh and another thing... Did you try gypsum in your clay soil amendments?
Always a treat seeing you and your garden.
Thank you- I'm glad to hear that! Those tomatoes are a currant type- 'Candyland'. My favorite sweet peppers are 'Triple Delight' (it's a mix of a red & gold bullhorn type). I do indeed have gypsum in that clay soil test!
09:00 I love your basil, they are both long and very lively. I also bought mountain basil from the villagers to grow, it attracts bees for pollination. I'm growing it in container pots, but they don't get that far.
Sounds wonderful!
Excellent, as always
Thank you!
I grew moon flower for the firm time this year as well! So lovely❤️
Glad to hear it!
Beautiful garden. I had to start from scratch here in Florida. Got a 30x30 foot for a good start. Plan to go to a 50x50 by spring.
Your variety is awesome and don't know how you remember them all. 😂
I sticking with broccoli cabbage, turnips, radishes, kale, brussel sprout, some peas and lettuce for the first winter crop.
However we don't have much of a winter here.
Thanks for the video.
Thank you! It sounds like you’ll have a wonderful winter harvest!
What a wonderful beautiful garden wish Bob Ross knew about that" happy garden
I'm proud of knowing you are such a wonderful Gardener
Thanks for showing and inspiring me and others.
This is great hobby.
I been getting a few late cucumbers after spacing them 4 ft as you advise and have 4 more to pick about Friday. Everyone here bragging about. your refrigerator pickles recipe
Thanks for everything Lady
I always appreciate your support and kind words, John!
So beautifully enlightening...thank you so much for the knowledge sharing. And yes .. I will be taking notes. Love your garden.
Thank you!!
Great video and the garden looks awesome. I have planted several fall veggies and hopefully get a harvest to work with as a supplement to our food pantry.
Thank you!
Your gardens are so beautiful as well as bountiful!! Love them ❤
Thank you, Susan
Nice job Jenna! Thanks for sharing.
Thank you, Susan!
Good morning growfully with Jenna! Your garden is looking amazing as usual. Morning glory is an invasive illegal weed where I am, talk about bad rep haha 😄
Thank you, Kerri! I know farmers around my areas hate morning glories because they can get tangled up in their equipment- but not illegal here (yet any way). I’m growing some Japanese morning glory varieties- and while none have the color of the Heavenly Blue that I like so much, they don’t seem to be quite so aggressive as some of the other types.
@@GrowfullywithJenna I wondered if mine were heavenly blue and turned purple. Whatever they were been trying to kill them for a decade. Prior owner had them around patio and they were messy. Some made their way to garden-grrr.
Your garden has been doing amazing. I've never seen basil so large n full. I would definitely try the emerald tower variety out.
Thank you! It’s great basil- it’s done really well every year! I hope you try it out!
Jenna you work very hard put in a lot of time to read everyone's comments. Thank you! It shows how much care and I appreciate it. Hopefully we triple in numbers but not in burden. Have a Blessed Day!
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Jenna loved how you intermixed your flowers for color and pollinators. Have you done a video regarding this topic. Would love your perspective/tips.
Thank you! I haven't done a video yet, mainly because there's really no rhyme or reason to what I plant where... but I've had so many questions about it, that I may have to do one next season!
Beautiful 😍
Thank you for sharing
Thank you!
Nasturtium and zinnias. I just wrote down collect seeds
Some of my favorites!
Glad your squash worked out! September's garden looks awesome. My summer planted tomatoes, beans and eggplant are doing great. I am worried about my peas and lettuce with temps getting into the 90's this week. 😢 I have shade cloth and running a sprinkler in the afternoon.
I hope your cool season plants fare ok- this weather is nuts! Supposed to be a high of 90 today and a low of 39 Friday here!!
Today's the last warm day here based off the forecast (high of 80F/low of 60F). After that, looks like only cool weather - nights in the 40s-50s, days in the 50s-60s, at best maybe a couple in the low 70s in early October.
My lettuce and peas survived! I have three favorites lettuces this year, All Year Round lettuce, Tropicana and New Red Fire.
Your garden is awesome. Could you tell me the name of the large squash located in the curing section.. It’ the one on the left side?
Thank you, Linda! That squash is Jumbo Pink Banana.
It’s been so hot here in SWMO zone 6b that my peppers didn’t start producing until we finally dropped out of the 100’s… that’s not typical weather for us. So I’m jealous. We’ve just been roasting here because of the extreme heat
Hey me too! Lol. Rough year for peppers and tomatoes here.
Ugh… I’m so sorry to hear this! It’s been a rough year for so many!
Beautiful lush garden! This was my first year gardening in this location and had pretty good results for starting everything a little late. Unfortunately we had an unexpected early frost that killed most of my winter squash leaves. Will the fruit ripen if there is only a few leaves left?
That’s a bummer. I was just thinking about zinnias, squash etc that really start looking nice this time of year only to be hit by frost. Z5a. A few leaves might not do it. Doesn’t hurt to wait and see unless a freeze is coming.
@@dustyflats3832 Z5b here but east coast Canada. No more frost for a while but a tropical storm! I am leaving for now. Fingers crossed they ripen up, or the added nitrogen from the rain helps the plant grow enough leaves to finish ripening things up!
@@julie-annepineau4022 yes, the storm is headed that way! We have family in Maine and a friend in N.S. In the Bay Area I was going to see how they were doing. We had 37.4F last night from that cold blast to Midwest. Our avg frost date is 25th and Fall equinox is making its presence known-Brrr! We covered 2 raised beds with Fall plantings. I have a few squash and pumpkins that probably aren’t happy and one that mildew took hold so it’s pretty much done anyway. I’m excited about a new Huge squash that had great reviews called Violina Rugosa? Looks like a giant peanut and suppose to taste better than Waltham. Hope so as vine borers took out butternuts and the size of these with only a few will be enough to freeze for winter. Take care!
As long as the plant isn’t completely dead, there’s still hope!
That Mad Hatter is all one plant? And you planted it this spring? It looks huge... most of my pepper plants are 2-3ft tall and 1-2ft wide except for a poblano pepper that's 4-5 ft tall and 2-3ft wide.
It is! It’s a very vigorous plant, but I have noticed that peppers in general tend to get larger than normal in my garden.
I planted Stevia this year and it never germinated :( Please share how you will preserve it? Dry? Liquid?
Stevia is notoriously difficult to germinate. If you didn’t, I recommend using bottom heat and a bright grow light when starting from seed. So far I’ve only processed by drying the leaves in a dehydrator and grinding into powder.
Basil and tomatoes with parm??? Makes me hungry
Yes! Just had something similar for dinner last night- basil, tomato, fresh mozzarella, dressed with olive oil, balsamic vinegar and salt! Delicious 😋
@@GrowfullywithJenna I meant mozzarella lol
Will you be making a video on your hugekultur garden beds?
Hi Jamie- here are two videos I’ve done on my hugelkultur beds: ua-cam.com/play/PL4zzslvkscX1RlwSkq0X81wJxdR09toWQ.html
Thank you Jenna! Love your channel. You have helped me so much with my Ohio garden.
What a cutie show off. Wish I was your neighbour's
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There’s so much I love here and so much to say! I have a plant we’ve always called “moonflower” but it’s not a vine, it’s an almost shrubby annual, a variety of datura. Their fragrance is spicy, it’s wonderful. Right now I have some fat green hornworms eating their fill 😊 Better the moonflower than the tomatoes! I’m wondering if it served as a trap crop … 🤔 Oh, does the holy basil reseed or do you grow them fresh every year yourself?
Also, I wonder if some people think of bindweed as morning glory…bindweed is impossible!
I’ve seen folks posting pictures of this plant in gardening groups this year- only now did I realize there are 2 separate plants that go by the name moonflower! Does it open at night as well? The Holy Basil readily self seeds every year. And I do think some folks assume bindwind and morning glories are the same- giving morning glories and even worse name!
@@GrowfullywithJenna Yes, the moonflower that I grow opens at night! The trumpet-like white blooms are huge and you can smell their perfume throughout the yard. My Great Aunt used to grow them in pots on her tiny apartment balcony. We now grow them in memory of her 💚 Good to know about the holy basil, I’d really like to get that growing, thanks!
Bindweed is white, but the regular morning glory can be invasive for some of us.
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Did you make your multi-level herb bed or buy it? If you made it, do you have a video on how you did it?
My husband made it- no video unfortunately, but he just created 3 open bottomed square wood frames, and as I filled each frame or layer with soil I stacked another frame on top, alternating the alignment of each frame.
@@GrowfullywithJenna, I will have to try this. Even raised beds are getting too low for me at times! 👵
Powdery mildew got so bad here in my central Ohio garden. Are there certain plant varieties or certain treatments you recommended? I notice your garden is blissfully free of it 😂
I don’t use any treatments for it, but do tend to seek out varieties that have natural powdery mildew tolerance or resistance. This year the summer squash/zucchini that fared the best were ‘Safari’ and ‘Dunja’.
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Did your fig produce this year? I want to get a fig tree started.
The fig shown in this video is only a year old and did not produce yet. However, I have several older figs (3 and 4 years old) that did produce.
I would like to ask you if you have any problems with hügelkultur beds. I live in Georgia, and we have quite a lot of termites. I am afraid that big logs under the soil will attract them. I would appreciate your thought on this.
The only critter problems I have with them are the chipmunks- they like to make burrows in the one hugelkultur mound I built on top of the ground (without digging a trench first). I don't have termites here, so I can't speak to that- but my assumption would be the same as yours- that they would be attracted to the large logs at the base.
@@GrowfullywithJenna Thank you for your reply. The only thing I could find is that I should make this bed at least 10 meters (30 feet) away from the house and it is better to bury logs and not put them on the ground.
Do you or anyone know of an oregano that stays fragrant after drying? Thanks!
I find that the za’atar oregano does: www.rareseeds.com/oregano-wild-zaatar
Where can I get the Chinese 5 type pepper seeds?
I got my seed here: www.gurneys.com/product/chinese-five-color-hot-pepper?p=0549074&pid=82381&msclkid=e2af3a3bc6f4187a447d5914c186c6c9&Shopping%20(Product%20Listing%20Ads%20Original)%20-%20SHOP&All%20Product%20Groups
Do you not have deer?
Lol, I wondered same…and rabbits. We wouldn’t have anything without fence.
Yes we have deer wander through the backyard periodically. I did have some trouble with them munching in the hugelkutur bed earlier this spring, but applied some repellent which seemed to help. I have a 5’ fence around the main garden, which they could jump if they wanted, but none have tried yet!
@@GrowfullywithJenna it sees I they can’t see where to land it is less likely they will jump-so keep the garden full😂. I have 7’ I’ve seen them clear elsewhere, but not here. In the winter they got in by the old lower gate so we made a higher one. Had to make a temporary fence for another garden and used rabbit fence on bottom and strung string and cut branches for upper part and that worked.
@@GrowfullywithJenna I’m searching for any of your videos about planting long day onion sets. Help! And garlic while you are at it! Love your videos. I live in the same zone I think- Charleston, WV, Thank you.