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I’ve got germination, what kind of fertilizer do you suggest?

man thats alot of tomatoes, i cant wait until 2025

Yup, got them all over the place here.

It’s a spider orange 😊

how often do you water them like that?

I appreciate this! Dumbed it down for me

My mantra is “If it grows in the garden, it goes in the garden.” Put everything you grow into your compost and let it contribute to your soil for future harvests. Great tips here!

nice video 👍

I had a neighbor give me five large trash bags of leaves I tilt it into my garden my garden turned out great that year and ever since he gives me leaves

Thank you so much for posting how you harvest your turnip greens. I assume you just leave them alone after your cut them and they will grow back?

Thanks for the tips 👍

Blight can't live on dead plants... but Yh I know what you mean

Good advice

I'm working on these things now. I use saw chips (smaller than chips but not quite saw dust) and coffee bags on my paths. I like that saying "If you grow it you know it" My saying lately is "Grow what you eat and eat what you grow" Thank you for the reminders!!!

Morning. TH-cam just sent you're channel. I heard North Al, and I just had to check you out. Nice information for sure. We're in Park City, TN. so close to you. Thanks Dave

I'm so excited to start growing my own. My daughter moved in a few few months and wanted to plant broccoli or something like it. They came up and leaves were so damned beautiful, I picked them and made greens and that blew everyone's mind. I can't wait to get more fresh greens going here in the garden.

Do you have a video showing how you actually harvest the turnip greens?

What about figs? I’m in zone 9A and have some 1 years old trees I grew from cuttings. Is it safe to plant them now?

Thank you for such practical and wise advice!

Glad I seen this. Was wondering what was happening to my tomatoes. Thank you!

This is awesome! Good way of saving money fill them up. Thank you!

Aluminum sulfate u say ? Perfect, I had some leftover from baking muffins, I'll add it to my soul I guess it's food for the soul, oh pardon me you mean soil ? My bad

Wish I had sweet potato pie

Those look nice very nice

Starting seeds in December?

I'm going to get that hoe I've got one but not like that

Totally love that greenish tinge of the colour, haven’t seen it before

The seeds you called 'zinnia seeds' look like marigold seeds.

A pew pew works pretty well too!😂😂

Good old fashion planting!

What type of plant was in this video?

I use this in my greenhouse with plugs. Its wonderful!

Terrific suggestions. Thank you.

I agree with marigolds.. highly underrated flowers in the garden! They are absolute work horses!

What kind of fertilizer is right for blooming? High Phosphorus?

Thank you!! I’ll try this next year. Texas 9a.

Try them from a different supplier. I started with the exact ones you had, Baker Creek, and got the same results. Switched to a different supplier with a certified germination tag on the seed bag and have had 90 to 95% germ. You're definitely doing it right on your end.

I cannot get this sugar daddy variety of dwarf snap pea to grow well for me here in Michigan zone 6A. I tried growing it indoors over the winter The plants were lethargic & got sickly right as they were ready to start producing pods, so I pulled them out. Then back in early spring I sowed 12 seeds in a 17 gallon bucket & only 3 germinated, one died off right away leaving only 2. Today I harvested my 1st pod & it was just so so. My other pea varieties at the same time grew huge, & set a lot of pods on them. Peas are a crop we can easily have good success with here, so I don't know if it comes down to the source of the seed or the variety. I only bought the seeds to begin with because I was curious to see if there was a dwarf snap pea that is even more productive & tasty than the sugar Ann has been for us. The sugar Ann grows vigorously, flowers weeks before the sugar daddy, & the pods are sweeter. I plan to sow all of the sugar daddy seeds I have left for fall & won't be looking to grow it again. Then this coming winter I plan to grow some of the sugar Ann peas & save seeds.

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Good video 👍

Good video 👍

So we just smack it around a little bit? Cool. I have a tree that won’t wake up.

Awesome video thank you so much ❤

Good short

Monterey BT and fertilizer every 7 to 10 days and yes water. Also buy Proven Winners petunias 😂 they’re the best hands down.

molehills are a great source of soil for free also.

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great video really helped me out