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I would be a tidy gardner too😊 just getting started. I LOVE your system❤ thank you for explaining what you do❤

Cottonseed meal

Iron helps blueberry plants

Raised from seed or sets

Just a question but why didnt you just mix it all in water and water it in so the roots could absorb it straight away??

Looks great! The beds are all tucked in for the winter! I just put a video up today getting my garlic in. TFS

I watched this, similar is what worked for me 50% compost, 25% sphagnum peat moss 25% pine bark mini nuggets,1 cup sulfur, mix it up, top w 2-4inches of pine bark mulch or mini nuggets, the sulfur takes times, also need to test your water and see if it is alkaline it will leech out the acidity no matter what you do, i used distilled white vinegar about 3/4 cup per gallon to water them for the first year or so 3 gallons a week, i had much better luck w the vinegar water than slow results from the sulfur and being leeched out by my water didnt do much til i used vinegar. One thing i did notice is the hole you planted in is much smaller diameter than most high bushes need to spread out they do a lot of fibrous surface roots that will feed off the pinebark. I got 2 foot of new growth this year. I fertilize w berry tone or cotton seed meal once they start getting new growth after fruiting, The water was important because as soon as i watered with my tap water my plants would turn red and stop growing. Hope any of this helps. I also was going small with the vinegar water but changed it to every time and it helped tremendously. I also tested the water to make sure what i was watering with was about 5% acidity. Also in zone 6b. 4 of my 5 blueberries went great 1 was root locked but think i saved it.

Love the raised bed onions! Magnificent! New s u .

Melon, sweet melon, I love melon. Harvest time is busy time, happy time ... I have watched your videos. I wish you all the best :)

The harvest looks so fresh and delicious

The fresh produce from the garden looks amazing

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Your dedication to your farm is admirable Such a peaceful lifestyle

Very nice! What zone are you in?

Hi, new to your channel. Very impressive garden!

Thanks for sharing.

Loved the way you controlled the beds.

Hello I am watching from Africa

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What growing zone are you located?

hello you garden have many vegetables .and the produce so beautiful

Amazing harvest, thanks for sharing your awesome garden..new friend here from Growing My Own.

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

Hello, a fruitful day. Nice to meet and connect with you.🙏🙏🙏❤️

The produce looks so fresh and natural.

That was impresive. Thank you.

So are your potato plants dying back early? Usually when potato plants start dying like that, you're getting close to harvest time. I am a little confused why the dying plants is a problem.

Nice which part of the country are you growing in?

All of those perfectly spaced onions reminded me of Mr. McGregor’s garden on Peter Rabbit.

Nice!! Look good…Where do you get the insect netting and what do you make the low tunnels out of or do you by them??

I thought they were kindof orangeish?(what we have seen, always on the underside) Do you have chickens? I wonder if they wouldn't reduce bugs. Sandra won't let me have any, but I bet they would help reduce this years grasshopper invasion!

I grown to believe you cannot grow blueberries successfully… unless you have a descent digital ph soil probe …. Good ones are available all over the place for less than 60 bucks After you are 100 % confident of your ph you can move on to other things

They are definitely looking so fresh and very happy. I will definitely try your method with the runners. It looks like it works and gives them a better chance than direct planting. Thank you for your inspiration ❤ God bless 🙏

That is interesting to find that the metal pots get hotter, bummer, they are really neat. If i may, i have some ideas- Maybe another plant use would be some decorative grasses or even a desert cactus like plantings. Or a water feature would be neat. A light post. You could maybe put an umbrella there to help with the heat. Beautiful garden, how fun! 😊

I don't understand why you grow one variety? I have 11 varieties in my yard. Ohio.

Any tips on how you got your peppers looking so big and healthy! I started mine inside good sized pot they just seemed to stall at about 3 inches and a few true leaves, spending about 6-8 weeks. They are doing better now all planted outdoors. Tips for the inside growing stage? Thanks

Dig them up and put in a container..

THANK YOU FOR THE INFO...I'M STRUGGLING WITH MY 4 BLUEBERRY BUSHES, SO THIS DEFINITELY LED ME IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION OF WHAT I NEED TO DO.

Good information i love blueberries, so much so that i accept the challenge to grow them. All of your methods look right on but Maybe, when dormant, you can work in better soil in a bigger area for those existing bushes by pulling them up and creating a more acidic environment nutrient mix. I would say compost is another important thing. I have my blueberries in pots where i created a proper soil first before planting. I use sulfur in the spring and vinegar water and compost dressing. I have the Top Hat and North Country which look to be producing a nice crop this year. Good luck, gardening is a challenge, fun when we succeed.

I just got 2 blueberry trees from the grower he told me to use peat moss and mix with the existing soil , hope it will be ok otherwise I will bring back the plants for a replacement

I've struggled for years to get my blueberries soil ph at the correct level. The best things I've tried so far is putting down sulfer as early in the spring as possible and feeding them throughout the year with Jacks Acid Special liquid fertilizer, which is able reduce the soil pH more quickly. They have greened up quite nicely this year. Keep us updated on yours!

I did not have success for years, then I watched a TH-cam university professor who said the soil needs to be 50% peat and 50% pine bark chips, all of which can be purchased at the big box stores. There was immediate improvement and now they are flourishing.

I looked on your info for a link to the test but couldn't find it. Where did you get it?

Peat Moss, Sulfur, and wood Chips helped mine.

Just a suggestion: maybe the wood chips might be adding too much acid into your soil? I may be wrong?

I am a new subscriber here, I LOVE your garden space. I would definitely find seeds to sow in your space. You are not crazy in adding more beds. Especially if you have the space, the prices are getting crazy and you will definitely save $$. I am really impressed with how your bed BEDS are. 😂. It's a great way of recycling. I have seen them before, but people never had them look as good as yours. Looking forward to seeing how they grow. God bless 🙏

blueberries need sulfur

mulch and then plant ground cover over the roots. i use wild lawn daisy. if it is sunny, use something taller like creeping flox. After 2 years you will thank me

sulfer early spring. best thing you can do. do it every year if you need to because it takes a year for it to break down and change the ph