This tour is just a general update. The growth is fantastic. I stress the importance of a spraying schedule as the main tip. You can buy ‘damaged’ flowers from stores and nurse them to health to save a lot of money. I use sodium phosphate for snails and slugs. Most of the garden has been mulched and the composter is hot composting. Now is the time to start your sprays in many areas.

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Vegetable Garden Tour & Tips 5/25/18: Lush Tomato Growth, Spraying Schedule, Buy Damaged Flowers

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18 Comments

  • Kim D.

    Thanks for the video. Can you give more info on a spraying schedule? I don’t know where to start. I have a very small container garden – tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers, strawberries and herbs. Again, thank you for the videos!

  • Marilyn Tucker

    Hi Gary. Beautiful garden. I live in zone 7 as well and was wondering if you grow cabbages. I planted mine from transplants in early March and they are still not heading. I have 2 in a half whiskey barrel container with mix of peat, vermiculite and potting soil. Put blood meal, bone meal and worm casting at planting time. Do you have any recommendation for me or suggestions as to why it’s not heading up. Thanks in advance.

  • Crunchy Emily

    Gary – Are you POSITIVE the grape vine died? b/c for the past couple of yrs I've thought mine was dead, but it turns out it just doesn't leaf out until later than I think it should.

  • Debbie Ventimiglia

    What a creative and beautiful garden!! How do you water all of it? With irrigation or a hose? I have 107 veggie and herb along with flowers plants our that I started from seed indoors , but I live in a apartment that has no outside spicket, so I am having to water all with 5 gallon milk jugs! At 62 years old I am considering a new garden layout next year. Could you please show us more of your container flowers?

  • Colleen Hughes

    I love your garden! Did you build that plant tower or buy it? I have an idea for making one with plastic food containers we recycle at work, but I'm not sure how to get it to stay together.

  • ccollinsworthov

    you say your having a flowering problem with your kiwi plant. I am having the same issues with 2 trees an orange and a lime tree that were pretty bad off when we bought them at a discount at Lowe's and we have nursed back to heath nice green leaves and in huge pots. I too am having problems getting them to flower and produce fruit. HELP!

  • Wolfie1038

    Beautiful job, Gary! 3 weeks of daily on/off rain and 93% humidity here has me spraying baking soda every morning because it keeps getting washed off every afternoon! Can you spray too much baking soda?

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