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Gary, the little bird that's making all the noise is a Wren! You must have bird houses or holes in trees because he is looking for a nesting spot. He will make a few nests and then bring his mate real estate shopping. She will choose one nesting spot, tear it apart, then build it back up!
I do have lots of birdhouses. Bluebird size and they do nest around here. And very interesting. Thanks. Thanks for your support and please visit.. The Rusted Garden Vegetable Seeds & Home Garden Supplies: www.therustedgarden.com Earn 15% and become a TRG Affiliate for our seed & garden shop Sign Up Here: bit.ly/4aarkDD
I love that you showed a mess, we can all identify and it's good to see. It's like Julia Childs cooking show, at times she'd tear a dough rolling it out and said not to worry, put a patch on it and done. It helps the average Joe to see not just the best in a garden, showing the actual goings on makes things far more relatable and endearing.
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The birds are wonderful here. Well most of the time. Thanks for your support and please visit.. The Rusted Garden Vegetable Seeds & Home Garden Supplies: www.therustedgarden.com Earn 15% and become a TRG Affiliate for our seed & garden shop Sign Up Here: bit.ly/4aarkDD
Thank you for showing us what your garden looks like in everyday life! And stories of your plants that were eaten by critters. Just yesterday something ate my entire spinach crop and your video made me feel better about it.
Always glad to share. Mess is standard and so is damage to plants. But in the end we still get great food. Thanks for your support and please visit.. The Rusted Garden Vegetable Seeds & Home Garden Supplies: www.therustedgarden.com Earn 15% and become a TRG Affiliate for our seed & garden shop Sign Up Here: bit.ly/4aarkDD
Thanks so much. And good luck in your garden this year. Thanks for your support and please visit.. The Rusted Garden Vegetable Seeds & Home Garden Supplies: www.therustedgarden.com Earn 15% and become a TRG Affiliate for our seed & garden shop Sign Up Here: bit.ly/4aarkDD
The information you share with us if far more important than worrying about your shadow showing up in the video. We are not going to stop watching your videos because your shadow showed up in the video. We all appreciate what you share with us. We are not concerned about your shadow. I'm sorry if this seems harsh. I don't think any of us will unsubscribe because we saw your shadow. LOL
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I know and agree with you that so many warm season varieties can be direct seeded and I do on the second wave. I just can't let go of having transplants in the beginning!! Old dogs not learning new tricks I guess!!!😅
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I’m in MD as well and spring is so hard for cold weather crops, all of mine bolted 10-14 days ago, have left them for insects. It bums me out every year because I never get great crops of spinach or long season radishes. Snap peas are doing great! And lettuce!
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My radishes bolted with the spring heat. I only got a handfull of Malaga radish, and one German Giant. Next year, I'll plant earlier. My cucumbers are doing great, flowering, and starting to climb. The summer squash, especially the crookneck squash, is going crazy. The cantaloupe and watermelon are flowering and climbing their arched trellis too. The peppers I planted in the Twin Towers of Peppers are doing amaizingly well. I've had to stake up about half the peppers so far. I have extra tomato seedlings for my detrminant tomato replacement crop. I'm going to plant them in my radish beds. I've been harvesting lettuce, bunching onions, strawberries, and now I have a few peppers ready to harvest too. I just transplaned two Goji Berry bushes into my herb garden this morning, just in timw for a rainy week. I had a lot of flower seeds that didn't germinate, mostly marigolds, and strawflower. I reseeded with alyussum, and something else-can't remember, and didn't write it down, or make tags. Whatever I sowed, it and the Alyssum have germinated. Attempt number three growing kohlrabi looks promising. I have at least a couple plants that are bulbing up. My potatoes are flowering and beginning to turn yellow and fall over. I'll harvest them in about two weeks. The garlic will be ready to harvest soon afterward. Update on the sonic stakes: I haven't had any new vole holes or damage since deploying them. Is it them, cats eating them, the repellent, or a combination of ll three that worked? The voles were ignoring, or using the repellent to get high, so I can eliminate that. I've seen one of the yard cats eating fresh vole meat, and they havent been eating their food most days. They are hunting, and eating prey. But is it them? In part yes, but not entirely. I think the stakes are working. How far? I have one in each unprotected 4x8 foot raised bed, big time overkill. They are supposed to work in a 96 foot (diameter) area. I'm not trying for a mass eviction, just keeping them out of my raised beds. I have cats keep the vole population in check.
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Mess is good. Thanks for your support and please visit.. The Rusted Garden Vegetable Seeds & Home Garden Supplies: www.therustedgarden.com Earn 15% and become a TRG Affiliate for our seed & garden shop Sign Up Here: bit.ly/4aarkDD
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I love your garden and your tips are so helpful. I am into my 5th year gardening and have expanded the garden each year. This is my 2nd year doing seed starting and I wish that I had viewed your videos beforehand...lol. Oh well, another year of learning. Thank you😃
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I really enjoy your videos, and have been following for several years. I also wanted to share that there is lots of great birdsong in your video. I heard American Redstart, Tennessee Warbler, Fish Crow, House Finch, Ovenbird, House Wren, and more.
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Although we are in the same zone, your weather is so different than ours. We ste in the 50 and 60s during the day and low 40s at night here in New England... I'll be putting out my tomatoes and peppers tomorrow ..tonight is our last night in the 40s ❤
Yep. Zones are not really effective for the reason you just stated. It varies so much. Thanks for your support and please visit.. The Rusted Garden Vegetable Seeds & Home Garden Supplies: www.therustedgarden.com Earn 15% and become a TRG Affiliate for our seed & garden shop Sign Up Here: bit.ly/4aarkDD
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People tell me that slug baits work on them. Thanks for your support and please visit.. The Rusted Garden Vegetable Seeds & Home Garden Supplies: www.therustedgarden.com Earn 15% and become a TRG Affiliate for our seed & garden shop Sign Up Here: bit.ly/4aarkDD
I’m out every morning painfully collecting pill bugs with a plastic spoon into a coffee can. I think they are laughing at me while they are happily feasting on my plants and reproducing. 😂 May try food grade DE, but for now, I am noticing fewer.
That much looks really cool 👍this suggestion might sound weird but maybe a few hundred seeds from the bolted broccoli plants could be planted there just to see what happens..? I mean as a no-maintenance thing - maybe it works, maybe it doesnt, and maybe it doesnt really matter. Maybe it doesnt make sense timing wise either but it's still a new round of plants that perhaps can be put "somewhere" and work anyway! If the mulch is made up of small pieces - not big bits of wood and stuff - then maybe seeds will germibate in it 🤔 and it should stay cool beneath the surface but maybe not at the very top... My spinach kind of failed - we got a sudden spring, it's hopeless - so I tried doing that, with spinach and mustard, but into gravel! If that much really cant support seed starting then maybe an inch of soil underneath
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I've seen a lot of people that do dense planting do 1 pepper/ft. I don't know how the production works with 2 peppers right next to each other or 1 per ft. I think if you're happy doing what you're doing and get good results it doesn't matter what some book or seed packet says. Seed packet info tends to reference information from farming, and farming crops is not the same thing as gardening. Farming techniques are designed for beginning to end, plants in a row to make it easier for treating and harvesting.
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I haven't started my tomatoes... 😔🙈 My peppers and eggplants, though, were started on April 5th and look AMAZING!!! Super big and strong. It'll be fine.
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Thanks. It always does in some way. I enjoy it. Good luck in yours. Thanks for your support and please visit.. The Rusted Garden Vegetable Seeds & Home Garden Supplies: www.therustedgarden.com Earn 15% and become a TRG Affiliate for our seed & garden shop Sign Up Here: bit.ly/4aarkDD
I used your 50/50 peat moss topsoil mix from the "L" store in my above ground planters. Very good looking growing media. I used more topsoil though but my plants are growing great. Just hoping the fruit grows. Thanks for help.
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Been struggling with my market more cucs this year. They did good for me last year in northern Arkansas but not doing to good in central Illinois. My muncher cucs almost impossible to get one going this year. My national pickling doing good and my white spine is doing amazing. My first year with white spine cucs.
You said it right, (microbial) you got it. We just love to listen to you, and we try to absorb what you are teaching us. Thanks for the walk around. We love to see what you are growing and how you have it placed in your garden, love how creative you are with trellising the bi I got plants. Do you make Kombucha ? Use any of your garden?
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You're definitely warmer than us up here. We had some 80's but not that many consecutive days and we've been going down close to 40 some nights lately. I've held back on a lot of my eggplants and peppers because of the cool nights but it looks like lows should stay above 60 starting tomorrow so everything is going in. I don't have any ripe strawberries yet but my broccoli is hanging in there and hoping for some nice heads in a couple weeks. Did you ever try purple sprouting broccoli for a fall crop? Looks like it takes longer to produce than regular broccoli but I never grew it.
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Another wonderful video! I love it that you are showing more of your whole garden recently. I’m just down the street from you in Northern Virginia, and I’ve pretty much given up on kale or anything from the cabbage family because of the white moths. Same with direct seeding cucumbers - the vine borers get to them before they get a chance to establish. How do you deal with both of those?
Glad to share. Doing more long formats but now with timestamps so people can see more or just jump around. Moths are a pain but I found eating the the kale faster than they can hatch works well. I was planting too much. I also build a chicken wire cage around some and that is working. Just keep direct seeding or putting out more transplants and you plant through the vine borers life cycle. Good luck. Thanks for your support and please visit.. The Rusted Garden Vegetable Seeds & Home Garden Supplies: www.therustedgarden.com Earn 15% and become a TRG Affiliate for our seed & garden shop Sign Up Here: bit.ly/4aarkDD
Yeah after this year, assess Thanks for your support and please visit.. The Rusted Garden Vegetable Seeds & Home Garden Supplies: www.therustedgarden.com Earn 15% and become a TRG Affiliate for our seed & garden shop Sign Up Here: bit.ly/4aarkDD
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I usually feed the rabbits in the woods away from garden, then I have my garden around my house watered from rain barrels. So as long as they are fed they don't come near my house. So quite a distance from my house is where I feed them. All my wild animals are fed consistently in the woods. Even in the winter, I feed the deer.
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I use cotton seed meal by down to earth because it’s a never ending battle to lower ph in blueberries on a yearly basis. Because the tap water is alkaline. Cottonseed meal comes in a bigger volume.
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Yep. Delish. I have a video on doing just that. Thanks for your support and please visit.. The Rusted Garden Vegetable Seeds & Home Garden Supplies: www.therustedgarden.com Earn 15% and become a TRG Affiliate for our seed & garden shop Sign Up Here: bit.ly/4aarkDD
I did eat it after works lol. I picked a bunch. Thanks for your support and please visit.. The Rusted Garden Vegetable Seeds & Home Garden Supplies: www.therustedgarden.com Earn 15% and become a TRG Affiliate for our seed & garden shop Sign Up Here: bit.ly/4aarkDD
It is my dream to have a yard like yours . I have an empty yard I need to fill up in Delaware. Where did you begin the layout of gardens in your yard ? Thank you so much.
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I just love looking at your garden It’s so relaxing. Wish my garden looked as good. 😊 Another great video. I do have a question. I’ve searched and searched but cannot find an answer. With the exception of my tomatoes I plant everything in containers. Do the same rules apply regarding companion planting? I read do not plant potato’s (sweet or regular) near tomatoes because of blight. Other vegetable, all I can find is certain vegetables should not be planted together because they can rob the soil of nutrients or just cause a problem in general. Like don’t plant basil near fennel… is this applicable to container gardening? I hope I made sense. Thank you!
In containers you have to really stay up on water soluble fertilizer anyway so nothing really will rob anything. Diseases travel a good distance, so in a home garden, plant as you wish. You arent going to cause diseases issues. Thanks for your support and please visit.. The Rusted Garden Vegetable Seeds & Home Garden Supplies: www.therustedgarden.com Earn 15% and become a TRG Affiliate for our seed & garden shop Sign Up Here: bit.ly/4aarkDD
Hi, I’m trellising my tomatoes this year. Is there a difference in spacing between one stem and two stem plants? Love your site easy to follow and thorough.
Not really but if you dont go with 1 or 2 stems more spacing is needed. Thanks for your support and please visit.. The Rusted Garden Vegetable Seeds & Home Garden Supplies: www.therustedgarden.com Earn 15% and become a TRG Affiliate for our seed & garden shop Sign Up Here: bit.ly/4aarkDD
Spinosad has worked in the past. Thanks for your support and please visit.. The Rusted Garden Vegetable Seeds & Home Garden Supplies: www.therustedgarden.com Earn 15% and become a TRG Affiliate for our seed & garden shop Sign Up Here: bit.ly/4aarkDD
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All mixed from over the years. I couldn't tell you now. Lol. Sorry. Thanks for your support and please visit.. The Rusted Garden Vegetable Seeds & Home Garden Supplies: www.therustedgarden.com Earn 15% and become a TRG Affiliate for our seed & garden shop Sign Up Here: bit.ly/4aarkDD
The garden looks great! I have a question on blueberries. Mine have been looking vibrant and green since I added acidifier, but, now, a couple of mine have red blotches on the leaves (center of the redness looks like a bug bite). Suggestions?
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AFTER 21:35 there is a V shaped trellis next to your tower of peppers. It is anchored in a raised bed. The wire it is made of is so straight, it doesn't look like it came off a roll, and it appears quite stiff and sturdy. Can you tell me what kind of wire you used? I would like to make some trellises like yours.
Thats a shelving rack. I have a video on it from last month called easiest trellis to make or something like that. Thanks for your support and please visit.. The Rusted Garden Vegetable Seeds & Home Garden Supplies: www.therustedgarden.com Earn 15% and become a TRG Affiliate for our seed & garden shop Sign Up Here: bit.ly/4aarkDD
MIracid or similiar. Thanks for your support and please visit.. The Rusted Garden Vegetable Seeds & Home Garden Supplies: www.therustedgarden.com Earn 15% and become a TRG Affiliate for our seed & garden shop Sign Up Here: bit.ly/4aarkDD
Dry ones are tough. Thanks for your support and please visit.. The Rusted Garden Vegetable Seeds & Home Garden Supplies: www.therustedgarden.com Earn 15% and become a TRG Affiliate for our seed & garden shop Sign Up Here: bit.ly/4aarkDD
I'm just north of you in Sykesville, MD. I lost all my onions and spring onions on the last 2 weeks. Peeled them back, all infested with Onion maggots. Didnt know if your garden was experiencing anything similar this spring?
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Hello! What warm season crops can I companion plant in the cool weather beds knowing the broccoli, cauliflower, cabbages, etc.. Will be coming out ? I’m planting all the standards, toms, peppers, zucchini, cucumbers, squash, etc. Thanks 😊
I do. I been growing in them for at least 8 years. I grow all kinds of stuff. One is full of cool weather crops right now, Thanks for your support and please visit.. The Rusted Garden Vegetable Seeds & Home Garden Supplies: www.therustedgarden.com Earn 15% and become a TRG Affiliate for our seed & garden shop Sign Up Here: bit.ly/4aarkDD
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Yeah a big drink of any water soluble fertilizer will get them on track. Thanks for your support and please visit.. The Rusted Garden Vegetable Seeds & Home Garden Supplies: www.therustedgarden.com Earn 15% and become a TRG Affiliate for our seed & garden shop Sign Up Here: bit.ly/4aarkDD
I know. Texas heat is crazy. I loved it but the cool crops didnt. Thanks for your support and please visit.. The Rusted Garden Vegetable Seeds & Home Garden Supplies: www.therustedgarden.com Earn 15% and become a TRG Affiliate for our seed & garden shop Sign Up Here: bit.ly/4aarkDD
In N Texas we’ve been having rain for days! It’s been a cooler spring than normal and plants have had a good opportunity to get a good start before blasting heat starts. I’ve actually had large nasturtiums for the first time ever.
It works. Some stuff is kinda of tight. I plant close together. Just depends on how you like to plant. The Rusted Garden Vegetable Seeds & Home Garden Supplies: www.therustedgarden.com Earn 15% and become a TRG Affiliate for our seed & garden shop Sign Up Here: bit.ly/4aarkDD
I put in a purple asparagus bed in late March and in the beginning of April something dug up the crowns. I replanted them. The first week in May nothing had sprouted,dug up a couple of spots where I had crowns,nothing. Got more crowns and replanted. Any thoughts on what dug up the crowns and will the last planting have enough growing season by frost kill to comeback next spring? Upstate New York.
Nope. But I would lay chicken wire across it. It can pop through the holes. Just remove it in the winter. Thanks for your support and please visit.. The Rusted Garden Vegetable Seeds & Home Garden Supplies: www.therustedgarden.com Earn 15% and become a TRG Affiliate for our seed & garden shop Sign Up Here: bit.ly/4aarkDD
GARY! I've been gardening for 30 ish years, living in N. VT zone 4b turning into 5a past decade. It's been unseasonally warmer. It was 48• last night. (lMy poor baby pepper seedlings. I just put 3" transplants out, if I cloche them is there hope for them or are they stunted. Planted 6"-8" apart.
They will be okay once the soil gets to be warm regularly. Cloche helps at night. Just dont forget to remove it during the day with full sun. They can get damaged. Thanks for your support and please visit.. The Rusted Garden Vegetable Seeds & Home Garden Supplies: www.therustedgarden.com Earn 15% and become a TRG Affiliate for our seed & garden shop Sign Up Here: bit.ly/4aarkDD
Look up snails and slugs on my channel I talk about baited pellets with iron phosphate or sulfur. Lots of brands. Thanks for your support and please visit.. The Rusted Garden Vegetable Seeds & Home Garden Supplies: www.therustedgarden.com Earn 15% and become a TRG Affiliate for our seed & garden shop Sign Up Here: bit.ly/4aarkDD
Question, do you use anything with the borax or is it just Borax. I have a huge ant problem. At least 5 different ant hills on my 4 1/4 acres. 1 of those is just beyond our property on the neighbors but its right by our backyard. They hit my Raised Beds heavily.
You mix sugar with it. I have a video on it if you want to look it up. Just search Borax.This works for ants that eat sugar. Thanks for your support and please visit.. The Rusted Garden Vegetable Seeds & Home Garden Supplies: www.therustedgarden.com Earn 15% and become a TRG Affiliate for our seed & garden shop Sign Up Here: bit.ly/4aarkDD
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I live in MD also, what do you use for the slugs & snails... I have heard ducks are the cure, though my husband has said no to ducks & chickens. I was hoping the birds would eat the baby slugs, NO THEY don't... Just found your video....
I use snail and slug baits. I have video on it if you search that. Slug baits work hands down. Thanks for your support and please visit.. The Rusted Garden Vegetable Seeds & Home Garden Supplies: www.therustedgarden.com Earn 15% and become a TRG Affiliate for our seed & garden shop Sign Up Here: bit.ly/4aarkDD
You know I dont know. But if if ant stakes work, I would stick with them. Some people all also concerned about chemicals baited traps have. Thanks for your support and please visit.. The Rusted Garden Vegetable Seeds & Home Garden Supplies: www.therustedgarden.com Earn 15% and become a TRG Affiliate for our seed & garden shop Sign Up Here: bit.ly/4aarkDD
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They like the edges I think. Thanks for your support and please visit.. The Rusted Garden Vegetable Seeds & Home Garden Supplies: www.therustedgarden.com Earn 15% and become a TRG Affiliate for our seed & garden shop Sign Up Here: bit.ly/4aarkDD
I prefer to err on the side of caution therefore I will not use galvanized steel metal raised beds. It has a protective zinc coating which contains an impurity of lead. I guess if you trust that Chinas quality control is top notch, then thats your perogative. I do not. Galvanized steel can also contain cadmium, mercury and aresenic.
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Gary, the little bird that's making all the noise is a Wren! You must have bird houses or holes in trees because he is looking for a nesting spot. He will make a few nests and then bring his mate real estate shopping. She will choose one nesting spot, tear it apart, then build it back up!
I do have lots of birdhouses. Bluebird size and they do nest around here. And very interesting. Thanks.
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I love that you showed a mess, we can all identify and it's good to see. It's like Julia Childs cooking show, at times she'd tear a dough rolling it out and said not to worry, put a patch on it and done. It helps the average Joe to see not just the best in a garden, showing the actual goings on makes things far more relatable and endearing.
I think it is important to see how a garden is most of the time lol. Cheers
Thank you for showing what your "working garden" looks like on a regular day. Makes me feel a lot better about how mine looks a lot of the time! Lol
It is so true. Gardens, unless you have a crew lol, are always in a state of motion.
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Love hearing the birds in the background. Everything looks beautiful! Thanks for all your tips!
The birds are wonderful here. Well most of the time.
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Thank you for showing us what your garden looks like in everyday life! And stories of your plants that were eaten by critters. Just yesterday something ate my entire spinach crop and your video made me feel better about it.
Always glad to share. Mess is standard and so is damage to plants. But in the end we still get great food.
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Mr Pilarczyk, I love your garden. It’s so inspiring!
Thanks so much. And good luck in your garden this year.
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The information you share with us if far more important than worrying about your shadow showing up in the video. We are not going to stop watching your videos because your shadow showed up in the video. We all appreciate what you share with us. We are not concerned about your shadow. I'm sorry if this seems harsh. I don't think any of us will unsubscribe because we saw your shadow. LOL
Dang shadow. Lol.
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You're always so inspiring and informative. Thank you.
Thanks for watching.
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I aways plan my peppers closer together. They like to hold hands!! ❤
Very true.
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I know and agree with you that so many warm season varieties can be direct seeded and I do on the second wave. I just can't let go of having transplants in the beginning!! Old dogs not learning new tricks I guess!!!😅
Lol. I know I love transplants. I just do less now.
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A mess!?! No! It's one I dream of!❤
I can appreciate that.
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Your garden is a dream for me! 😂❤
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I’m in MD as well and spring is so hard for cold weather crops, all of mine bolted 10-14 days ago, have left them for insects. It bums me out every year because I never get great crops of spinach or long season radishes. Snap peas are doing great! And lettuce!
Radishes here in the fall are so good.
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My radishes bolted with the spring heat. I only got a handfull of Malaga radish, and one German Giant. Next year, I'll plant earlier. My cucumbers are doing great, flowering, and starting to climb. The summer squash, especially the crookneck squash, is going crazy. The cantaloupe and watermelon are flowering and climbing their arched trellis too. The peppers I planted in the Twin Towers of Peppers are doing amaizingly well. I've had to stake up about half the peppers so far. I have extra tomato seedlings for my detrminant tomato replacement crop. I'm going to plant them in my radish beds. I've been harvesting lettuce, bunching onions, strawberries, and now I have a few peppers ready to harvest too. I just transplaned two Goji Berry bushes into my herb garden this morning, just in timw for a rainy week. I had a lot of flower seeds that didn't germinate, mostly marigolds, and strawflower. I reseeded with alyussum, and something else-can't remember, and didn't write it down, or make tags. Whatever I sowed, it and the Alyssum have germinated. Attempt number three growing kohlrabi looks promising. I have at least a couple plants that are bulbing up. My potatoes are flowering and beginning to turn yellow and fall over. I'll harvest them in about two weeks. The garlic will be ready to harvest soon afterward. Update on the sonic stakes: I haven't had any new vole holes or damage since deploying them. Is it them, cats eating them, the repellent, or a combination of ll three that worked? The voles were ignoring, or using the repellent to get high, so I can eliminate that. I've seen one of the yard cats eating fresh vole meat, and they havent been eating their food most days. They are hunting, and eating prey. But is it them? In part yes, but not entirely. I think the stakes are working. How far? I have one in each unprotected 4x8 foot raised bed, big time overkill. They are supposed to work in a 96 foot (diameter) area. I'm not trying for a mass eviction, just keeping them out of my raised beds. I have cats keep the vole population in check.
I am going to plant more for the fall. Cats work.
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Getting ready to plant peppers and tomatoes, so thanks. ☺️
Good luck.
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Yes! I don't have to feel guilty lazy about the mess right now.
Mess is good.
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Love your garden and backyard. Beautiful.
Appreciated.
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I love your garden and your tips are so helpful. I am into my 5th year gardening and have expanded the garden each year. This is my 2nd year doing seed starting and I wish that I had viewed your videos beforehand...lol. Oh well, another year of learning. Thank you😃
Congrats on your 5th year. I am still learning. Good luck.
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I really enjoy your videos, and have been following for several years. I also wanted to share that there is lots of great birdsong in your video. I heard American Redstart, Tennessee Warbler, Fish Crow, House Finch, Ovenbird, House Wren, and more.
I love this space. There are so many birds. And people say I use a sound track LOL. All natural and lots of activity.
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Although we are in the same zone, your weather is so different than ours. We ste in the 50 and 60s during the day and low 40s at night here in New England... I'll be putting out my tomatoes and peppers tomorrow ..tonight is our last night in the 40s ❤
Yep. Zones are not really effective for the reason you just stated. It varies so much.
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Beautiful Garden 😍!
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Pill bugs are eating my marigold seedlings. So much for starting from seed…. I’ll have to grow some larger plants and then put in the garden.
People tell me that slug baits work on them.
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I’m out every morning painfully collecting pill bugs with a plastic spoon into a coffee can. I think they are laughing at me while they are happily feasting on my plants and reproducing. 😂 May try food grade DE, but for now, I am noticing fewer.
That much looks really cool 👍this suggestion might sound weird but maybe a few hundred seeds from the bolted broccoli plants could be planted there just to see what happens..? I mean as a no-maintenance thing - maybe it works, maybe it doesnt, and maybe it doesnt really matter. Maybe it doesnt make sense timing wise either but it's still a new round of plants that perhaps can be put "somewhere" and work anyway!
If the mulch is made up of small pieces - not big bits of wood and stuff - then maybe seeds will germibate in it 🤔 and it should stay cool beneath the surface but maybe not at the very top...
My spinach kind of failed - we got a sudden spring, it's hopeless - so I tried doing that, with spinach and mustard, but into gravel! If that much really cant support seed starting then maybe an inch of soil underneath
Interesting Idea. I do always recommend experimenting.
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Beautiful property.
Thanks so much.
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I've seen a lot of people that do dense planting do 1 pepper/ft. I don't know how the production works with 2 peppers right next to each other or 1 per ft. I think if you're happy doing what you're doing and get good results it doesn't matter what some book or seed packet says.
Seed packet info tends to reference information from farming, and farming crops is not the same thing as gardening. Farming techniques are designed for beginning to end, plants in a row to make it easier for treating and harvesting.
Best idea is not to think the seed packs are gold. Test out some ideas and like you said, stick with what works.
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I haven't started my tomatoes... 😔🙈
My peppers and eggplants, though, were started on April 5th and look AMAZING!!! Super big and strong.
It'll be fine.
Excellent. Good luck this year.
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Love your garden! I hope all of your work pays off 😊
Thanks. It always does in some way. I enjoy it. Good luck in yours.
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I used your 50/50 peat moss topsoil mix from the "L" store in my above ground planters. Very good looking growing media. I used more topsoil though but my plants are growing great. Just hoping the fruit grows. Thanks for help.
I like the 50 50 and its just a base so you can tweak as you need.
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You're the Teach!!!!!!!!!!
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Been struggling with my market more cucs this year. They did good for me last year in northern Arkansas but not doing to good in central Illinois. My muncher cucs almost impossible to get one going this year. My national pickling doing good and my white spine is doing amazing. My first year with white spine cucs.
You said it right, (microbial) you got it. We just love to listen to you, and we try to absorb what you are teaching us. Thanks for the walk around. We love to see what you are growing and how you have it placed in your garden, love how creative you are with trellising the bi I got plants.
Do you make Kombucha ? Use any of your garden?
I havent made Kombucha but we buy it all the time.
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You're definitely warmer than us up here. We had some 80's but not that many consecutive days and we've been going down close to 40 some nights lately. I've held back on a lot of my eggplants and peppers because of the cool nights but it looks like lows should stay above 60 starting tomorrow so everything is going in. I don't have any ripe strawberries yet but my broccoli is hanging in there and hoping for some nice heads in a couple weeks. Did you ever try purple sprouting broccoli for a fall crop? Looks like it takes longer to produce than regular broccoli but I never grew it.
I havent tried it for the fall. The broccoli is the video was a purple variety btw.
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I love your garden!! ❤❤
Thanks!
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Another wonderful video! I love it that you are showing more of your whole garden recently. I’m just down the street from you in Northern Virginia, and I’ve pretty much given up on kale or anything from the cabbage family because of the white moths. Same with direct seeding cucumbers - the vine borers get to them before they get a chance to establish. How do you deal with both of those?
Glad to share. Doing more long formats but now with timestamps so people can see more or just jump around. Moths are a pain but I found eating the the kale faster than they can hatch works well. I was planting too much. I also build a chicken wire cage around some and that is working. Just keep direct seeding or putting out more transplants and you plant through the vine borers life cycle. Good luck.
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That's a single collard plant?! Whoa. This is my first year growing them and I thought I'd need at least 6 plants. May need to rethink that! Thanks 👍🏾
Yeah after this year, assess
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Enjoyed the video! Thank you!
Glad to share
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I usually feed the rabbits in the woods away from garden, then I have my garden around my house watered from rain barrels. So as long as they are fed they don't come near my house. So quite a distance from my house is where I feed them. All my wild animals are fed consistently in the woods. Even in the winter, I feed the deer.
Great tip. Thanks.
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I use cotton seed meal by down to earth because it’s a never ending battle to lower ph in blueberries on a yearly basis. Because the tap water is alkaline. Cottonseed meal comes in a bigger volume.
Great tip.
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I purposely let radishes bolt. Young seed pods are delicious. Like spicy little pea pods
Yep. Delish. I have a video on doing just that.
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Thanks for all the videos. So helpful. How come you never eat the food? That gorgeous strawberry was begging to be bitten! I'm in zone 4b.
I did eat it after works lol. I picked a bunch.
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It is my dream to have a yard like yours . I have an empty yard I need to fill up in Delaware. Where did you begin the layout of gardens in your yard ? Thank you so much.
I started with the main garden and fenced in the size I wanted. Then I designed the beds.
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I just love looking at your garden It’s so relaxing. Wish my garden looked as good. 😊 Another great video.
I do have a question. I’ve searched and searched but cannot find an answer. With the exception of my tomatoes I plant everything in containers. Do the same rules apply regarding companion planting? I read do not plant potato’s (sweet or regular) near tomatoes because of blight. Other vegetable, all I can find is certain vegetables should not be planted together because they can rob the soil of nutrients or just cause a problem in general. Like don’t plant basil near fennel… is this applicable to container gardening? I hope I made sense. Thank you!
In containers you have to really stay up on water soluble fertilizer anyway so nothing really will rob anything. Diseases travel a good distance, so in a home garden, plant as you wish. You arent going to cause diseases issues.
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@@THERUSTEDGARDEN Thank you soooo much!! Not only was I getting a little dismayed but it got really confusing as well! Thank you again!
Hi, I’m trellising my tomatoes this year. Is there a difference in spacing between one stem and two stem plants? Love your site easy to follow and thorough.
Not really but if you dont go with 1 or 2 stems more spacing is needed.
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What do you dust with for the leaf miners? Thanks! Love your channel!
Spinosad has worked in the past.
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Do you have artichoke plants! I love those
I have 4.
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What kind of strawberries are in your garden? They look amazing!
All mixed from over the years. I couldn't tell you now. Lol. Sorry.
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The garden looks great! I have a question on blueberries. Mine have been looking vibrant and green since I added acidifier, but, now, a couple of mine have red blotches on the leaves (center of the redness looks like a bug bite). Suggestions?
Unless it is spreading, I would just ignore it. I don't know what it is. You can remove them as a precaution
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AFTER 21:35 there is a V shaped trellis next to your tower of peppers. It is anchored in a raised bed. The wire it is made of is so straight, it doesn't look like it came off a roll, and it appears quite stiff and sturdy. Can you tell me what kind of wire you used? I would like to make some trellises like yours.
Thats a shelving rack. I have a video on it from last month called easiest trellis to make or something like that.
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@@THERUSTEDGARDEN Thank you so much. I will watch that video
Thanks what liquid fertilizer you use for blue berries. Thanks for video.
MIracid or similiar.
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My strawberry (dry root) from Tractor Supply are a dud. Not one came up.😢
Dry ones are tough.
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I'm just north of you in Sykesville, MD. I lost all my onions and spring onions on the last 2 weeks. Peeled them back, all infested with Onion maggots. Didnt know if your garden was experiencing anything similar this spring?
Probably have maggots. Sadly.
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Hello! What warm season crops can I companion plant in the cool weather beds knowing the broccoli, cauliflower, cabbages, etc.. Will be coming out ? I’m planting all the standards, toms, peppers, zucchini, cucumbers, squash, etc. Thanks 😊
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Do you really like the plant tower and what do you like to grow in it?
I do. I been growing in them for at least 8 years. I grow all kinds of stuff. One is full of cool weather crops right now,
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I use radishes as a trap crop. They get devoured
Nice
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What do you use for slug and snail bait?
For details look up snail and slugs on my channel. But any bait with iron phosphate or sulfur.
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Hi Gary!
My tomatoes are stressed, I will finally be able to get them out starting tomorrow. Will they recover ok with nutrients? Any advice?
Yeah a big drink of any water soluble fertilizer will get them on track.
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Omg hot weather --80 degrees… hahaha! That’s mild for Texas
I know. Texas heat is crazy. I loved it but the cool crops didnt.
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In N Texas we’ve been having rain for days! It’s been a cooler spring than normal and plants have had a good opportunity to get a good start before blasting heat starts. I’ve actually had large nasturtiums for the first time ever.
What are your thoughts on the sq ft gardening metod?
It works. Some stuff is kinda of tight. I plant close together. Just depends on how you like to plant.
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I put in a purple asparagus bed in late March and in the beginning of April something dug up the crowns. I replanted them. The first week in May nothing had sprouted,dug up a couple of spots where I had crowns,nothing. Got more crowns and replanted. Any thoughts on what dug up the crowns and will the last planting have enough growing season by frost kill to comeback next spring? Upstate New York.
Nope. But I would lay chicken wire across it. It can pop through the holes. Just remove it in the winter.
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GARY! I've been gardening for 30 ish years, living in N. VT zone 4b turning into 5a past decade. It's been unseasonally warmer. It was 48• last night. (lMy poor baby pepper seedlings. I just put 3" transplants out, if I cloche them is there hope for them or are they stunted. Planted 6"-8" apart.
They will be okay once the soil gets to be warm regularly. Cloche helps at night. Just dont forget to remove it during the day with full sun. They can get damaged.
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Hello Gary, question what can I use for snails and slugs I am in MD zone 7 b and my yard is infested
Look up snails and slugs on my channel I talk about baited pellets with iron phosphate or sulfur. Lots of brands.
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Question, do you use anything with the borax or is it just Borax. I have a huge ant problem. At least 5 different ant hills on my 4 1/4 acres. 1 of those is just beyond our property on the neighbors but its right by our backyard. They hit my Raised Beds heavily.
You mix sugar with it. I have a video on it if you want to look it up. Just search Borax.This works for ants that eat sugar.
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What fertilizer did you use for the blueberries?
Miracid.
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When did you direct sow your peas?
Mine were done back in later march and early April.
I live in MD also, what do you use for the slugs & snails... I have heard ducks are the cure, though my husband has said no to ducks & chickens. I was hoping the birds would eat the baby slugs, NO THEY don't... Just found your video....
I use snail and slug baits. I have video on it if you search that. Slug baits work hands down.
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Is Borax better than the ant stakes?
You know I dont know. But if if ant stakes work, I would stick with them. Some people all also concerned about chemicals baited traps have.
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Is it possible to make potting soil from garden soil? I got the wrong thing from Garden store…
Garden Soil bagged just requires additions of peat moss to bring it to potting quality
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Every single one of my raised beds has ants in them but none of my in ground beds have any. It’s very strange.
Lots of rain?
They like the edges I think.
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How do I email you?
I would like to order 24 of the #10 fabric bags but it only lets me order 12
You can reach me at therustedgarden@gmail.com. I will have my brother contact you. We might just have to flip a switch. Thanks for the order.
I prefer to err on the side of caution therefore I will not use galvanized steel metal raised beds. It has a protective zinc coating which contains an impurity of lead. I guess if you trust that Chinas quality control is top notch, then thats your perogative. I do not. Galvanized steel can also contain cadmium, mercury and aresenic.
Also depends on which elements actually get pulled into the plants. You can also line beds.
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