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@@dreyt5197 hi Audrey, I don't really use any national or commercial brands. I usually get my compost locally and then make my own potting and seeding mixes...
@@dreyt5197 no problem. Try to source our a local supply. Hard if you only need a little bit. In that case, you'll need to experiment.... But even then, brands can vary in quality from season to season...
I just love these Garden Quickies! I try to watch one every day but I’ve been busy planting outside this week. Even my husband is excited! He didn’t think I could get things to grow, but I invested in 2 GreenStalks and have them on my deck. He was saying that we have too many dried beans on hand….didn’t know that was possible. He says they’ll lose nutrition. So I got 7 different types, sprouted them in the plastic bag/paper towel method. He was so excited to see them all sprout and grow that he made a bed for them in the back yard! I’ll make a gardener of him yet!!! 🤣
I cannot thank you enough. (Words are cheap and your instruction is without price.) Therefore - I pray a special blessing of success - protection - health as you continue to enlarge your business.
LOL 😂 JEFF YOU REALLY MADE ME LAUGH AT THE BEGINNING HAVING YOUR MOMENT TO PONDER YOUR HALF CENTURY OF QUICKIES 🤣 REALLY ENJOY THESE NO FUSS EPISODES, WHAT A GREAT CONCEPT! GET THE INFO I NEED NO MESSING AROUND, GREAT STUFF BUDDY 👍 ALSO, YOUR ALFALFA PELLETS THAT I ORDERED FROM YOU ARE UNREAL! NEVER USED ALFALFA BEFORE BUT MY PLANTS ARE IN ANOTHER LEVEL NOW, THEY LOVE THAT STUFF!
I love these quickies, I can learn more in a quarter of an hour by these vids than wasting 15 minutes on a single vid to learn, sometimes, absolutely nothing
I love you! I'm a newbie gardener and I love your approach to these videos, so informative and you just speak to me without being boring but I get your passion!
Love these videos, came back to watch again for reminders. We still have snow, so spring is coming...but slowly, so I appreciate the great information about lowering lights and increasing light time, but lower the temperature. Thank you 😊 for all that you do.
Just wondering if you could touch on growing peppers inside. Mine have grown to about three inches and have two sets of true leaves but seem to be very slow. Maybe you already have another video I could watch ?
I just found your channel and I love it!!!! I wish the gardeners in my zone would do that! I can’t grow most of the plants you feature, but I’m still watching your channel anyway!
This video is so easy to understand and follow I almost put a grocery store seed in the ground and I realized that would have probably would have a waste of time and money
Hey dude have you ever tried the Ruth Stout deep mulch gardening method? If so, what do you think about using sawdust instead of hay for organic matter? Cheers!
100%. I already do....just not every bed. I use weeds, old crop foliage, twigs, branches.....virtually anything for think mulch layers. I love the chop-and-drop method for mulching as well: th-cam.com/video/4kRpxqW1QOA/w-d-xo.html Excess plant material is mulched as a first choice, composted as a second choice. For sawdust, I usually avoid it directly in garden beds as it takes longer to break down and can bind up nutrients. My veggie beds are all about quick growing, fast turnaround, start over again. So wood chips, wood, and sawdust is better for my compost where it can break down at its own speed.
Rats do NOT like “( peppermint, spearmint, onions and black pepper , jalapeños, habanero peppers )” at all! Try and plants those with other plants. In other words one plant then a buddy plant of “()” you will see ur garden grow. Buy poison to kill rats/ mice green bars only attract for rats/mice try it works for me so far so good. I also PRAY 🙏 to JEHOVAH & JESUS to help me with our plants 🌱 so far so good 😊 💕 🐾 keep an eyes 👀 out on ur plants 🪴
If you're just starting out gardening in 2022, please check out my Amazon Affiliate links below to get the right tools for the job! It doesn't cost you a cent, but this channel receives a small incentive for any items purchase through Amazon. Happy Gardening!
Handy 12-piece Garden Tool Set!:
Amazon Canada: amzn.to/3jsNIyk
Amazon USA: amzn.to/2YZhFwx
Amazon UK: amzn.to/3qapNql
Hand Pruners:
Amazon Canada: amzn.to/2YSIFxP
Amazon USA: amzn.to/3q3Oftq
Amazon UK: amzn.to/2YR3Xf8
Watering Can:
Amazon Canada: amzn.to/39U4nIc
Amazon USA: amzn.to/3EiUNeF
Amazon UK: amzn.to/3oX7hAa
Spray Gun:
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Gardening Gloves:
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What are the soil brands you use
Want to try for some green onions,lettuce garlic
@@dreyt5197 hi Audrey, I don't really use any national or commercial brands. I usually get my compost locally and then make my own potting and seeding mixes...
@@TheRipeTomatoFarms ok ty 💓
@@dreyt5197 no problem. Try to source our a local supply. Hard if you only need a little bit. In that case, you'll need to experiment.... But even then, brands can vary in quality from season to season...
I just love these Garden Quickies! I try to watch one every day but I’ve been busy planting outside this week. Even my husband is excited! He didn’t think I could get things to grow, but I invested in 2 GreenStalks and have them on my deck. He was saying that we have too many dried beans on hand….didn’t know that was possible. He says they’ll lose nutrition. So I got 7 different types, sprouted them in the plastic bag/paper towel method. He was so excited to see them all sprout and grow that he made a bed for them in the back yard! I’ll make a gardener of him yet!!! 🤣
I cannot thank you enough. (Words are cheap and your instruction is without price.) Therefore - I pray a special blessing of success - protection - health as you continue to enlarge your business.
And I thank you right back 3 time over! Much appreciated! :-)
LOL 😂 JEFF YOU REALLY MADE ME LAUGH AT THE BEGINNING HAVING YOUR MOMENT TO PONDER YOUR HALF CENTURY OF QUICKIES 🤣 REALLY ENJOY THESE NO FUSS EPISODES, WHAT A GREAT CONCEPT! GET THE INFO I NEED NO MESSING AROUND, GREAT STUFF BUDDY 👍 ALSO, YOUR ALFALFA PELLETS THAT I ORDERED FROM YOU ARE UNREAL! NEVER USED ALFALFA BEFORE BUT MY PLANTS ARE IN ANOTHER LEVEL NOW, THEY LOVE THAT STUFF!
I love these quickies, I can learn more in a quarter of an hour by these vids than wasting 15 minutes on a single vid to learn, sometimes, absolutely nothing
Thanks so much Ted, that means a lot!!!
Thank you Jeff, looking forward to our spring gardening lessons
Wow. My brain is going to explode! I learned a ton.
Thank You!
I love you! I'm a newbie gardener and I love your approach to these videos, so informative and you just speak to me without being boring but I get your passion!
Your quickly videos are great, thanks for sharing and take care 🙂
Love these videos, came back to watch again for reminders. We still have snow, so spring is coming...but slowly, so I appreciate the great information about lowering lights and increasing light time, but lower the temperature. Thank you 😊 for all that you do.
Thanks Elizabeth! :-)
We just got our seed potatoes in the mail today actually!
Love your videos! 🇨🇦💕
Thanks so much Lori! :-)
Just wondering if you could touch on growing peppers inside. Mine have grown to about three inches and have two sets of true leaves but seem to be very slow. Maybe you already have another video I could watch ?
I just found your channel and I love it!!!! I wish the gardeners in my zone would do that! I can’t grow most of the plants you feature, but I’m still watching your channel anyway!
Great video liked👍👍
Much appreciated! 🙂
The garden quickie. Oh daddy!
The mother of all Quickies! LOL
This video is so easy to understand and follow I almost put a grocery store seed in the ground and I realized that would have probably would have a waste of time and money
Hey dude have you ever tried the Ruth Stout deep mulch gardening method? If so, what do you think about using sawdust instead of hay for organic matter? Cheers!
100%. I already do....just not every bed. I use weeds, old crop foliage, twigs, branches.....virtually anything for think mulch layers. I love the chop-and-drop method for mulching as well: th-cam.com/video/4kRpxqW1QOA/w-d-xo.html Excess plant material is mulched as a first choice, composted as a second choice. For sawdust, I usually avoid it directly in garden beds as it takes longer to break down and can bind up nutrients. My veggie beds are all about quick growing, fast turnaround, start over again. So wood chips, wood, and sawdust is better for my compost where it can break down at its own speed.
@@TheRipeTomatoFarms Thanks for answering! :)
Ruth stout was a pioneer in no till gardening.
👍👍👍👍👍
:-)
The corn is up, but there are little corn stalks growing next to the main stalks. Are these suckers? Should they be removed like tomato suckers ?
Watching silent..but I'm so interested in strawberry
What are the top soil brands you use?
*A RAT ATE MY ENTIRE GARDEN EXCEPT FOR THE ONIONS.*
*I ONLY GROW ONIONS NOW.*
Rats do NOT like “( peppermint, spearmint, onions and black pepper , jalapeños, habanero peppers )” at all! Try and plants those with other plants. In other words one plant then a buddy plant of “()” you will see ur garden grow. Buy poison to kill rats/ mice green bars only attract for rats/mice try it works for me so far so good. I also PRAY 🙏 to JEHOVAH & JESUS to help me with our plants 🌱 so far so good 😊 💕 🐾 keep an eyes 👀 out on ur plants 🪴