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23 Comments
You’d be amazed at just how many leaves you can take off those zucchini plants to then open up the flowers to be accessible to the pollinators.
I love your video. I wish I know you.
A really good pest tip: Get yourself the cheapest beer you can find and fill a bunch of little paper cups half full, then burry them half way in the dirt near your plants. Space them about 4 to 5ft apart and the bugs love it so much that they go for the beer before the plants and drown themselves. I learned this from my 3rd grade teacher who is a huge gardener. I've done this and passed the knowledge to my mother in law and it works every time. She was able to get a good plant harvest that season. Even the slugs go for it.
For powdery mildew, I have successfully used a diluted mixture of bi-carb soda and water (with a surfactant) on a commercial basis.
try winter sowing from broccoli and cabbages!?
Do you use determinate or indeterminate tomato plants? I’ve been market gardening for many years. Just moved from Washington to Texas for the growing season. No more snow.
What do you use as mulch?
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leev half the old stocks and you will get two crops of raspberries
Where I live it's very cold can not do all you do but have starting some of your ideas my chickens and ducks love some of the new feedings ways I got from your channel I have only chicken and ducks at this time and grow a nice sized garden have a few garden beds just for tge animals greens to grow
I always salt the asparagus to kill the weeds. It doesn’t hurt the asparagus but will kill the weeds.
Did you run all your own irrigation lines?
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Good stuff.
Try the cucumbers with avocado, and a pinch of salt.
I planted a bed of Danver half longs. Birds ate all of the seeds .
4:50 just want to give you a ti for the CO vidious and taste bud issue. There have been studies done all over the world about nicotine gum helping with taste coming back after being sick
I commented on another video and found this one… how in the world do you guys keep wildlife out without fencing?
If there was a vertical indoor hydroponic tower for 80$ with 70 slots would you buy it? do you think thats cheap enough that the government could make a contract with the creator to install them into every school in America so the students can grow some of their own produce and reduce the distance the produce travels from 1500 miles to less than a mile?
great vid..you guy's have an adorable family…keep up the good work!
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You should look into the products from Advancing Eco Agriculture. They have some awesome soil and seed innoculants and nutrition foliar sprays that have had amazing results.
When you find a woman who will garden barefoot, marry her, pronto.
I cover my cabbage, broccoli and lettuce with the white netting and it keeps the white fly from depositing her eggs.