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Choosing garlic, season extending, tomato harvests, your gardening questions answered, Gardener Scott’s gardening philosophy and much more. Your Gardening Week (Live) #25

1:10 – Carbon in Soil
3:55 – Mold in Wood Ash
4:40 – Fall/Winter Forecast
5:45 – Wood Ash in Soil and Compost
8:10 – Charcoal and Potassium
12:00 – Fungicide
13:15 – Cold Frames
14:25 – Raking Woodchips Off Soil
16:40 – Drying Raised Beds
18:40 – Borers
19:20 – Garlic
26:55 – Zucchini Bugs
30:00 – Extending the Season
35:30 – Accessing GS Video Library
39:30 – Rabbits
40:10 – Garlic in Containers
43:15 – Bird Netting
44:20 – Refrigerator to Cool Garlic
47:20 – Transplanting Coneflowers and Other Plants
52:50 – Garlic Varieties
55:20 – Korean Natural Farming
1:01:15 – Amending for Winter
1:04:15 – Powdery Mildew in Compost
1:07:15 – Chipping Trees for Mulch
1:08:10 – Hydrangeas Drooping
1:09:55 – Moment of Discovery: Tomatoes
1:15:40 – Peppers
1:16:25 – Growing for the Kitchen
1:18:20 – Growing Popcorn
1:19:35 – Paste Tomatoes
1:20:10 – Popcorn
1:22:00 – GS Philosophy: Focus on One Success

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44 Comments

  1. Lorna Bartlett

    I🤔💯👍 here you thoroughly, ,it's good but it could be improved a bit more, I can make a comment here, about the sound Gardner Scott I find it a tad low it could be louder on my end is the video.
    Yes, I hear you about the weather we had an extremely dry summer on usual and we think it's going to be a warmer winter for Eastern Canada. Wait to learn more about this.

  2. Gary Radford

    @Gardnet Scott , Gary from AZ when I thanks plant my plants from grow light how much straw can I put on top of raised bed how much is to much ?? thanks Gary

  4. Lorna Bartlett

    That's right don't wait to get your garlic cuz it could be gone question QQQ how old from the season can bulbs of garlic be replanted after hardening that's midsummer into the fall be hardened enough to replant

  7. Stephen Luna

    Thinking of growing trophy tomatos to use for both making tomato sauce and salsa will that work? Looking for indeterminate since I have a family of 7 total. Any suggestions? I can grow 4 total with my plan. I also want to save seeds.

  12. mike truong

    Thanks @Gardener Scott, your advise is very helpful as are all your videos. I watch them as soon as I get the YouTube notifications. Could I ask whenever you discuss temperature, include the Celsius conversion as well for those of us viewers based in Australia?

  13. louis vega

    great video as usual, I've learned so much. thank you. now I am going to watch the garlic video.

  16. Sharon C

    Sound is great. I missed it today. Miss seeing all the comments that people post during the live video

  20. Shady Tree

    I have russet mites killing my tomatoes. Neem seems to burn the plants in the 90-100 degree California. The dead bug brew brand will get expensive with 14 plants left..tried dish soap, but is Dawn more effective than other brands? Vinegar? Rubbing alcohol mix?

  21. Shady Tree

    Garlic can be grown in 9B. I successfully grew 4 varieties of hardneck. I learned from other YouTubers and personally observed, garlic bulbs that had more water had larger bulbs. I planted mine around two gound trees. Garlic repels tree borers.

  24. Scott3387

    Hello. I just watched your growing seedlings videos and that got me thinking about next year. I have a small south facing potting shed but I've never actually used it as it's true purpose (outside of growing a single 'flat) as I've only been in the house 18 months and bought transplants last year.

    I live in southern UK and we have the benefit of zone 8b and a growing season of ~270 days, however we don't get above 10 hours of sunlight, never mind 14 until Early March. Is it going to be better for me to temper my excitement and just wait until after the frost date to start things like tomatoes because I don't need to be in a rush?

  26. Valarie Willer

    Hey Scott since we live in a manufactured home where can store potatoes and onion since we don't have a basement

  29. Carla Smith

    Hi Scott I have a question. I have been a Gardener for many years here in Colorado Springs but last year was my first year trying to grow grapes. I started off with 3 plants but lost one over the winter. The other two barely survived but over the summer grew lots of new vines. How would you suggest I protect them this winter? I love your videos and would appreciate any advice you can give.

  32. Guyla Mullins

    My soil and water is alkaline already but I make my own soap from wood ash and use it to kill the weeds in the driveway.

  33. Ramin Satyahadi

    I see you have lots of sunflowers planted in your garden. Is there a plan to make a video on planting sunflower from seeds to harvesting the seeds?

  34. Tamara Bonêt

    Thank you Gardener Scott. 🙂 Just got this one listened to just in time for the next one. 🙂 As always, learned so much.

  37. Ramin Satyahadi

    My 3-week old Lemon Queen sunflower at 4 feet tall & stalk the thickness of my thumb is tipping over under its own weight, so much so that I have to stake it.

    Is this normal? Or is there something I haven’t done right? I have done deep watering often.

  38. Ramin Satyahadi

    I’ve been having lots of mice problem for the past 3 weeks. They cleaned out lots of the basils (3 kinds) & young kale, all of the carrots and a young orange plant. But strangely they left the swiss chard, young sweet peas & arugula alone.

    I have been putting out rat poison & it seems to be working. I have to wipe them out first before i can replant.

  39. Ramin Satyahadi

    Is marigold english a cool weather plant? I planted 3 in the same bed alongside the tomato plants where they get full sun and all of them died.

  40. Shin Bei

    If your raised beds are overflowing with water, you should drill a drainage hole into them. If the beds are water sealed, you need drainage holes anyway. You can put a tube, matching the hole size, into the hole and you get perfect drainage. The hole must be under the root level.

  41. Kari Van Moesieke

    Dear Scott, i'm from europe so i always miss the live sessions bit i do have a question i hope you can answer next time. We are having what we call here a "mast" year of acorns from our 5 oak treas. Which means this year are lawn now exist of acorns. They are not just next to each other they are actually stacked. We found we can get them with the lawnmower and chop them up alongside the grass. So can i use this as mulch for winter on vegetable beds or with the tannins in it is it best to compost first? I truly hope you can help me before i use it wrong.

  42. Plants Over Pills

    Great content!! G.S.!👍🏻
    I wanted to share my experience with transplanting.
    Because where I live, spring is so late in coming, I tend to move my herbaceous perennials in the fall. Sometimes, even transplanting during bloom on a cooler, calm, cloudy day after a rain works like a charm. Alternatively, I will put the plant in a pot, keep it moist and in shade and when new growth starts, I’ll plant it in its permanent spot. This year, I did managed to move a 5’ pee- gee hydrangea shrub, a 6’ purple nine bark shrub several 5’ cedars and a 2’ burning bush in June and they all bloomed and carried on as if nothing happened. I surprised even myself!!!!🤗
    The trick with either, is to dig out (without disturbing) as much root as possible (leaving as little or nothing behind); have your replanting hole pre- prepared; get the transplant in, covered, watered and mulched as soon as possible. It’s also important to ensure that there are no air pockets in the soil while transplanting. Drop in plant, add soil to cover roots, water and let drain. Then add the rest of soil to same level as plant was previously planted, gently compact soil by stepping around stem, water, let drain, then mulch (leaving a 6” circle mulch free zone from trunk or stem of plant to prevent rot. That area can be covered with stones to encourage drainage and just cause Modest Mother Nature likes her soil covered!! 😉 I also create a circular depression around the stem and out to the drip line of the plant to encourage a reservoir for water so subsequent watering and rain doesn’t run off. Hope this is useful.
    Happy transplanting!

  43. dana102083

    hey there! I started seeing your videos because I was reading and watching up on become a worm mommy 🙂 I loved the sound of your voice, as a a teacher and nurse myself, I thought you had a teaching voice. I went to bed listening and woke up still listening to you HAH! I came from two gardening and farming enthusiasts and only in my 30s and owning a home has it rubbed off on me. My parents don't have the internet, but I will be sure to show them your gardening videos when I see them. I think you are a great resource and your approach is very kind and passionate! Glad I found you, you are a youtube gem here! Greetings from Alberta, Canada zone 3b! Can't wait to get rid of this winter and the polar vortex already!!

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