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James Prigioni: Doing This ONE THING Tricks Crops to NEVER Stop Producing in the Garden



One simple thing can make all the difference when it comes to harvests.

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44 Comments

  4. s. veil

    What breed is Tuck? He looks a lot like my neighbors dachshund Gimley. We pass produce and seeds and starts across the fence often

  5. Alen Abdula

    Am assuming clay washes off after rain, much like diatomaceous earth powder?

    Great video. Nothing better than fresh fruit right off the tree. I have, european plum, santa rosa plum, peach, pear, arkansas black and granny smith apple trees, blueberry hedge with about 6 diff variety including pink lemonade, 3 raspberry (1) yellow, chigago fig, desert king fig, 2 blackberries, 2 grape, and am sure am missing bunch 😂

    Eta: belle of GA and Elberta peaches in containers!

  6. Monica Mayer

    I will pick some peas and see how it goes. My cucumbers…so many flowers on them and not much growth, crazy.
    Always liked your strawberries…well a lot of plants you have are very…yum 🙂

  10. Judy Freeman

    I have a Frost peach tree. It always out produces all the other varieties. The taste is similar to red haven and they ripen about the same time as red haven. Highly recommend

  14. Metaphorically Speaking

    I grew up in a valley where there were hundreds of raspberry farms. They supplied major manufacturers in Canada with frozen fruit and jam. The farmers never cut the canes.

  15. Deb R

    Where I live it's such a short growing season I would be afraid to pick off the early fruits and risk not being able to harvest grapefruits before our first Frost

  17. J Booth

    I am out here in So California and have squash, tomatoes, herbs, onions in garden. My tomatoes are starting to flower and squash is beginning to produce. thanks for the tips and video

  18. Hugo Phuquerself

    Love your channel just started my first garden with my grandpas help and its going well. He always grows a big garden. In exchange for his help on getting mine started i got him some blackberry bushes and strawberry plants. Think im gonna get him some blue berry plants, peach and apple trees next to really get him a good fruit harvest.

  19. Ben Joe

    Love watching your videos and it's been 3 years running – learned heaps from your channel and applied them to my garden

    I've also noticed you're filming with a new camera in this video

  21. chels!e

    Thank you, James and Tuck! Your hard work is appreciated in many ways! God bless 🙌 🙏

  22. allon33

    I sometimes get big cucumbers hiding in some corner under big leaves, stay alert people.

  26. Alexandra Kormos

    Wow, fantastic Video and i always love to look around your Garden! Beautiful! Your Dog tho … might be one of those rare breeds they call "Garden-Weredog" … one day he will eat everything in it, even the apples on the trees! I wouldn´t turn my back on him if i where you! 😅😂🤣🐶❤🥰🍇🍒🥒🥬🥦🥕🥔🍏🍐🍎🫑🍆🫐🍓🍑

  27. S Mas

    More veggies. Loving your tips James. Thank you. I did not know birds love peas. And so doesn't Tuck.

  28. Kim Downing

    James, I was so inspired by your talllll tomatoes last year that I put my stakes in and had my plants ready…then broke my arm and hurt my back. That was last year. This year it's game ON!!!!

  29. Cynthia Fisher

    A tip I got from a horticulturist and nurseryman about cherries is to spray them with sugar water if you have bird issues. The birds will leave them alone. Hope this helps someone. About the kaolin clay, how does the tree photosynthesize if the leaves are covered in clay? It seems like the tree would not have enough food.

  30. Jackie K

    Your videos are my GO TO when it comes to gardening! Love you and Tucker! 💕✨🍅

  31. Mary Puncer

    I don’t know why but my first pepper harvest has big peppers, but as the season continues they get smaller and smaller. Does anyone know why?

  33. FrozenWolf150

    Would this also work with luffa? I'm growing angled luffa, and always have the dilemma of harvesting enough to eat vs. letting the gourds mature so I can save the seeds for next year. I never tested to see if the plant will produce more flowers if I keep picking the edible gourds, as opposed to letting one gourd develop to maturity while still picking all the others.

  37. Gerry Clough

    My leafy greens grow well all year and tomatoes/peppers do fine in summer.
    Peas and beans grow slowly and only give small crops. Any idea why and what I can do to boost them?
    I'm in roughly zone 9b Melbourne Australia. Thanks for the videos.

  40. Robin Christensen

    My Fuyu persimmon has its first fruit. I never saw blossoms so I thought it wasn’t going to happen this year. My filbert tree is loaded. I bought both 2 years ago. Should I use the kaolin clay on all of my fruit trees?

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