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Another name for this type of mosquito trap is "Bucket of Doom'. If you don't have an appropriate lid for the bucket just place an "Escape Stick' in the bucket so insects and various small animals which may end up in the bucket can climb out. Toss in a new mosquito dunk every month during mosquito season, add water when necessary to keep the bucket about half full, and pour out excess water if the bucket gets too full due to rain. Keep the bucket, or buckets, in shady areas away from the outdoor areas you spend time in. I keep one on each side of my back deck, and one on the north side of my front porch. This appears to work well and does not kill valuable insects that that our natural areas depend upon.

Good call on 86ing that weird tasting fruit tree. Those things tasted so funky.. and that’s some awesome looking seed garlic you got there! It would be a cool experiment to see a comparison of how store bought garlic grows compared to buying it from a seed company, if you end up not getting your order in in time

Awesome haul, the garden is looking amazing

Very nice tour😊

Wow, such a beautiful harvest😊

By the time you Shot the Video maybe it was , if you shot the video 3 days earlier before Posting , And Big Seeds means Plants are having Too Much Stress and They know its Late Season so they just Go Streight For Seeds , its Amazing you still get fruit at this point 😂❤👍

From what I have been watching people are planting their garlic in the fall. I have never grown it so I wouldn't know. Might check into it and find out. You did get a good potato harvest. The russett bed you said produced the least you actually pulled most of off the vines.

Bruh! Why’d you waste all that watermelon beer?! 😂

Great job with the wood chips 😉

Great video, would you be able to provide a link for the Amazon cover?

Nice!

Fantastic potatoe harvest...

When did you plant your garlic? Garlic needs a cold period and usually is planted in the fall about 4 to 6 inches deep. Let grow until late summer. It needs to be fertilized with nitrogen at planting and again a little later .No telling how big your potatoes would have grown if they would have been watered once or twice a week. Nice potatoes. Do you compost your chicken droppings? A good source of nitrogen but must be composted for several months to kill off any bad pathogens.

That squash at the end is called patty pan squash

I could feel your disappointment through the screen when you revealed that sad cross section.

Great harvest! I have a friend who actually still says "cool beans"! 😂

The tops of the corn is called tassels, you can cut some and rub them over the white parts called silks, each silk is attached to a corn kernel. Loved seeing the harvest.

That IS a beautiful, bountiful harvest! Great job!

Great potato haul!

Can you actually plant a whole potatoe and get a good harvest without waiting for the eyes to sprout?

Awesome harvest!

Is that a tendersweet watermelon?

It is my first time on your channel and I have just subscribed. Very nice potato harvest. Thank you so much for sharing. Keep up the good work. All the best on this journey.

Just a tip make sure u dig down to ive had the at less 40 cm down b4 amazing harvest tho well done

Dig deeper for potatoes.

Nice potatoes. But they have eyes on them and should have pull them earlier. 😊❤

What type of strawberry are those? Mine always seem to die in the summer sun

Your garden looks great. Enjoy your harvest. Your honeynut squash looks ready to pick, Once they turn orange and the tendril has dried it's ready to pick. I'm still waiting on ours and most are still green. We spent two hours today in the heat just picking tomatoes, peppers, eggplant, swiss chard, celery, carrots, cucumbers and some turnip greens. Came in with 3 bushel baskets of tomatoes all in blushing state to ripen indoors. Tomatoes, butternut squash, pumpkins, zucchini, yellow squash, honeynut and Trombonchino squash are on steroids this year. I'm afraid that after 3 to 4 days of all this rain we are suppose to get in northern NJ that the squash plants are gonna take over the yard. Most are grown vertically up over structures but have started to expand outward

Everything is looking amazing, wonderful harvest.

Fantastic potato harvest!

A few recommendations from someone who has been growing potatoes for a while. Nr.1: dig deeper. Some potatoes can be quite far down. Nr.2: after the harvest put some organic fertilizer into your soil. Mix well and leave for a few days and then put in some new potatoes in the soil, so that you have a harvest in autumn. Those potatoes are great during winter months 😋 Nr.3.: worm castings are a great fertilizer for every plant, including potatoes. Maybe you could set up a worm bin. Nr.4.: little mini potatoes are great roasted. Greetings from Austria

Amazing harvest, you will never have to plant ground cherry again.

New subscriber. I love to watch the potato treasure hunt!

Hubby and I have been gardening in NJ for our entire lives and we are both in our mid 60's. The thing we realized was to only grow heirloom varieties and save the seeds each year from the biggest and best fruits. It has paid off big time. It's been a good ten or more years since we have bought seeds . Our favorite two tomatoes are our Pink Heirloom Beefsteak and a striped Roma tomato. I gave up trying to grow san marzano tomatoes as they are just way too small. The only things I do buy are seed potatoes, cabbage and garlic depending on how our harvest went the year before. We do a ton of canning with all our tomatoes. This year alone we have harvested over 300lbs of tomatoes and so far have made tomato soup, salsa, ketchup and pizza sauce so far. It's a daily this time of year for us. 70 percent of our backyard is edibles and all is fenced. We grow in raised in ground beds.

The little butternut looks like a Honey Nut squash. They are super tasty and sweet . This year for us in N. NJ the squash are on steriods and producing and growing like crazy. We just planted our Summer squash about two weeks ago to avoid the squash vine borer and so far so good. The zucchini are just now putting on fruit. We use our chicken and duck poo in all our garden beds as well as mulch heavily with comfrey leaves and grass clippings so we have a good 5 or 6 inches of mulch down to retain moisture. July and August are always jungle mode....we love it. Your gardens are looking great.

North Jersey here for the first time. Lovely potato harvest. You might want to go back into those potato beds with a pitch fork. A lot of times the potatoes can go deeper down. We grew blue potatoes a few years ago in a huglekulture bed and to this day they come back every year even when we think we dug them all. We start Garlic in the ground on Halloween, an easy date to remember to plant them. Usually we harvest ours end of June or at least by July 4th. This year we havested the garlic scapes early May and pulled all the garlic last week of May. Almost a month early with this crazy we have been having.

Potatoes can be poisonous to chickens. They are in the nightshade family

Your hen making that noise is laying an egg.

You’d like the Bachans Hot & Spicy version of the bbq sauce. Give it a shot and lmk what you think.

From all the videos I've been watching on pruning, fruit trees, you've done well, all the angels were great.

Micro-potato. That one’s for Barbie and Ken.😂 love the clucking.😊 Good yield for a potato soup. Yummy.

Nice one ❤❤

Nice that’s looking pretty good. I always gently salt the eggplant, give it 30-45 minutes to rest, and then pat them dry before introducing them to the oil. Helps prevent them absorbing oil and keeps their texture from getting soggy.

That’s a nice haul. We need Abe Lincoln updates, did it survive the 2 days??

Diatomaceous earth works pretty good for keeping the ants at bay

Am amazing harvest, truly reminiscent of a treasure húnt, new subscriber here from @homesteadinginjamaica.

Got dizzy with all the camera movements. Nice harvest! I’m a newbie to gardening. Hope mine do as well as yours

Why don’t you sit down your camera? Too much movement, it gave me a headache so I didn’t finish watching your video.

The potatoes are really delicious, try your best

Need to get yourself a tripod so you can hook in with both hands👌👌😁😁