
Wow, how the garden has grown and produced! Green beans, huge tomatoes, cantaloupe, onions, blackberries, cucumbers, zucchini, hot peppers and bell peppers. …
Video Rating: 4 / 5
Wow, how the garden has grown and produced! Green beans, huge tomatoes, cantaloupe, onions, blackberries, cucumbers, zucchini, hot peppers and bell peppers. …
Video Rating: 4 / 5
You must be logged in to post a comment.
The Cherokee Purple’s are the best tasting tomato I’ve found but a bit more
particular it seems, so far mine are looking awesome. I’ve got several
large tomatoes like that on my plants that will hopefully be ripening soon.
Last year I had trouble with my Cherokee Purple’s towards the middle/end of
the season. I also grow Mortgage Lifters, the most productive tomato I’ve
found and a nice heirloom tomato. This year I’m also growing some Black
Krim tomatoes and those plants are super bushy with numerous giant tomatoes
on them. They might end up being heavier producers than the Mortgage
Lifters. I don’t use any special methods or techniques or do any type of
pest control. What I did this year (new spot) was dig holes in the lawn for
each plant a foot or two wide about 4ft apart. Then around them I put down
a layer of cardboard with some sticks and rocks to hold it down and then a
layer of straw over the cardboard. I mixed some pelletized lime into the
soil when I dug the holes and have since sprinkled more around the base of
the plants. Other than that I give them a little compost tea once in awhile
and they seem to be doing awesome. They’re all staked up and overgrowing
the stakes at around 6ft tall for most of them and loaded down with
tomatoes. I stake them up but I don’t prune much so they turn into a big
bush. ?
Looks wonderful. You are way ahead of us in the French Pyrenees. My beans
are only just peeping up out of the ground. I just put up my first YouTube
video too.?
those bell peppers looked great! I have such a hard time getting them to
shape right love the vid!?
U have come to jamaica already are not?
Try using tricocards which contains small wasps like bugs which eat other
bugs eggs and thus their population thriving while bad bug colony and
settlers going down.
trichogramma spp-a. Google it to know more?
LDS, have you seen Uprooting the Leading Causes of Death by Dr Greger
I want to see what the heck you’re going to do with all this food! And it’s
still producing like mad! I wanted to get my mother on this method, but I
don’t think she can keep up with the productivity by her self
When my garden grows up, I hope it looks just like yours.. but it has a
long long long way to go..
ill sub….you make your own soil or buy it?
Wow! Beautiful garden.
Your garden is huge and amazing!
Garden is beautiful! What cruise line did you use for your Alaska trip?
How would someone control the heat? I live in central Florida.
I hope your freinds recieved a fair share of the crop for the vacation time
period. With a bounty like that now is the time to share extras with your
groups so that if and when you have a bad year they will share back with
you. You only recieve as you sow. Support your freinds and family and theyy
will be there when you need them.
Holy smokes thats a productive garden! Congrats! Cheers
I’m glad to hear the Mittleider method is working so well for you too. It
is simple and simply amazing. My wife feeds the grapes. I think she feeds
them 2 teaspoons a week of Mittleider weekly feed. I’ll double check with
her tomorrow. She is asleep right now.
All of his sources are listed at the top. The Mittleider Gardening Course
growfood . com
This is a fantastic garden, yummy and beautiful!
Dude, I got my first strawberry today, and that’s it! Nothing else is fully
grown yet…
Thanks for your videos! In regards to prepping/sustainability aspect, how
long do natural mineral fertilizers typically last before you need to add
more? What if you were gardening/living or in a situation where it could
not be obtained, is there a way to make fertilizers from on-site animals
such as goat/cattle, to continue production? Thank you.
Do you feed your grapevines and if so how much?? Everything looks
wonderful.. I am very pleased with the Mettlieder Method.. never before
have I had such healthy looking plants!
Great post. Very encouraging for those who have a garden like yours
Very nice garden! Your friends did a very good job looking after it.
Oh, one more thing. Tomatoes should never be put in the frig. It turns them
to a mushy liquid. My Chef taught me that many years ago. They’ll also last
much longer left out on the counter.
You will. I harvested today and videoed it.