I had no idea about tilling! I live in East Mesa. It has been a lot of work to keep my plants alive in this heat. I found I really need to step up the watering even for established desert trees and shrubs. I have a lot of burnt leaves but I think everything is going to make it because I stepped up my watering and I changed to deep soak. Everything, even in pots, get deep soaked. It has made a difference.Plus I have three roses in pots. I had to move them to under a tree that gets dappled sun. It saved them
I learned the hard way about micro-climate. I regularly watch the weather (temperature) during the winter months and discovered in my yard I can get frost when the official temperature is in the upper 30s and even low 40s. Now I cover things preemptively just to be safe.
I don’t have my complete garden in yet, and just kind of gave up on what I had😢. I’m in Chandler. Thanks for your short on not removing sun damage on citrus until fall, I needed to hear that!
I just gave up and started over this week. Days on end of 100°+ killed everything that was doing well in spring. Even the zucchini refused to put out female flowers. I’m starting over with the hot weather stuff.
Another great video! I am also in the Phoenix area. So I refer all the time to the low desert planting calendar that I bought from your website. It's wonderful, and I've recommended it to others as well. No more guessing as to what to plant when. I also plan to show this video and your August planting video to my little gardening group when we meet in August.
Hi - Yes I teach a monthly live online gardening class through Patreon called Growing in the Garden Academy. You can attend the class live or watch it later, and as a member, you have access to all of the past hour-long classes (there are 23 so far). Learn more about GITG Academy here: www.patreon.com/growinginthegarden
I have so many bugs in my yard. I have horned tobacco caterpillars, spider mites (I think), moths, ants, plus the bunny’s so annoying. I am having to water every day because of the heat and still my cucumbers died
Good Evening from Tucson. Question. Do you have any recommendations on growing broccoli in 10gal grow bag? And is now a good time to plant? Please and thank You.
I use the garden grids from Garden in Minutes in all of my raised beds. Use code Angela10 to save $10 off $100 or GITG5 to save 5 percent on any size order shrsl.com/3yanv
Question.. Do all of your raised beds have a watering grid system? And have you ever had any issues with them? I'm considering purchasing a couple. Just having a bit of uneasiness with the cost.
Yes, I've added them to all my beds. They've been maintenance free until this year the oldest ones (4+ years old) had some holes clog. I used a push pin to unclog the holes where needed. Overall I highly recommend them.
@@GrowingInTheGarden Thanks for the feedback. It has been a brutal summer thus far, as I'm sure you can relate. I think the watering grids would be a big help.
Please talk much much slower! You words are all running together and way to fast and I can't hear or understand or hear what you're saying. I'm trying to grasp concepts, which means I need to hear it slowly, digest it and understand it for myself to know what to do. Thank you.
Gotcha - There is a speed tab in the settings menu - You can adjust that to a slower speed and even pause if needed. I also get comments saying that I talk way to slow, so they can use that button to speed things up. Hope that helps!
Glad to finally find somebody in the Arizona area that’s raising vegetables. I just started two months ago growing my own plants from seed indoors and actually put some tomatoes outside a month ago in our 115° heat but it shaded and a water three times a day. They are now 2 feet tall. I have a unique water in the system that I picked up from the University of Utah with half inch PVC pipe with holes drilled it and 1/16 inch every 6 to 8 inches. It’s a no glue system since the pressure is relieved by all the holes been using it for several years works great. Has valves to shut off when you need to do a bed. I’m getting ready to start broccoli and brussels sprouts from seed do you know when I should start those questions? Thanks for all your information great garden.
@@larrysutter5360 You can check this blogpost for seeds to start this month: growinginthegarden.com/arizona-garden-in-august/ There are posts like this for each month on my blog. Hope that helps.
Being in the area, these videos are gold!
I had no idea about tilling! I live in East Mesa. It has been a lot of work to keep my plants alive in this heat. I found I really need to step up the watering even for established desert trees and shrubs. I have a lot of burnt leaves but I think everything is going to make it because I stepped up my watering and I changed to deep soak. Everything, even in pots, get deep soaked. It has made a difference.Plus I have three roses in pots. I had to move them to under a tree that gets dappled sun. It saved them
Wow! What a gorgeous garden. I can’t believe it looks like that in the summer
It's struggling in many areas for sure. Some of the clips are from other times of year as well. It's been a rough summer.
I learned the hard way about micro-climate. I regularly watch the weather (temperature) during the winter months and discovered in my yard I can get frost when the official temperature is in the upper 30s and even low 40s. Now I cover things preemptively just to be safe.
I don’t have my complete garden in yet, and just kind of gave up on what I had😢. I’m in Chandler. Thanks for your short on not removing sun damage on citrus until fall, I needed to hear that!
I just gave up and started over this week. Days on end of 100°+ killed everything that was doing well in spring. Even the zucchini refused to put out female flowers. I’m starting over with the hot weather stuff.
Awesome info! Thank You❤️🍉🍉🍉🍉🍉🍉🍉🍉🍉🍉🍉🍉
Excellent advice, especially now with the heat most of us are experiencing now. Thank you!
Another great video! I am also in the Phoenix area.
So I refer all the time to the low desert planting calendar that I bought from your website. It's wonderful, and I've recommended it to others as well. No more guessing as to what to plant when.
I also plan to show this video and your August planting video to my little gardening group when we meet in August.
That is awesome! Thank you so much.
How do you implement no till when starting an in ground garden here in AZ? Wouldn’t I need to pick axe through any caliche?
I think it's meant to be implemented AFTER your garden has been prepped, amended for planting.
I'm in zone 10a. Does your planting calendar work the same or would I have to adjust by a week or two?
Adjust for the frost dates, you may be able to plant longer into the summer as well, depending on how hot you get.
Hello, how did you get the worms out of your vermicompost? It looks like your bins are empty of worms.
Hello new here. Is there an active patreon page? I think I saw something about one but cannot locate.
Thank you for all you do 😊
Hi - Yes I teach a monthly live online gardening class through Patreon called Growing in the Garden Academy. You can attend the class live or watch it later, and as a member, you have access to all of the past hour-long classes (there are 23 so far). Learn more about GITG Academy here: www.patreon.com/growinginthegarden
@@GrowingInTheGarden thank you 😊 I’m all signed up 🙌🏼
I learned that full sun is not for Texas residents 😂 its too much and i have to provide supplemental shade
I have so many bugs in my yard. I have horned tobacco caterpillars, spider mites (I think), moths, ants, plus the bunny’s so annoying. I am having to water every day because of the heat and still my cucumbers died
Pests are challenging. Cucumbers don't like the extreme heat. It's been a tough summer for sure.
Hello Angela! When do you plant okra?
Usually from March - May
Thank you so much.❤️your videos!!
Love your videos! What variety of chamomile is at 7:50?
Lots of good advice. Thank you.
Great video. I love your calendar... I would buy one if you had it for Southern California. Maybe next year?
@SanDiegoSeedCompany is an excellent resource for your area. They also have a planting calendar. Great seeds too!
@@GrowingInTheGarden THANKS!!!
Good Evening from Tucson. Question. Do you have any recommendations on growing broccoli in 10gal grow bag? And is now a good time to plant? Please and thank You.
Also, ideas on protecting plants from string monsoon winds. 😁⚘️❤️
No such thing as over watering real dirt
Thank you for the information. What's the best shade cloth? I've heard 40% to 70%.
I use 50% - here's a video with more information: th-cam.com/video/2zD-VpFG7WY/w-d-xo.html
Or just waiting til fall
Thankyou. Where can I get a grid type irrigation system like you have?
I use the garden grids from Garden in Minutes in all of my raised beds. Use code Angela10 to save $10 off $100 or GITG5 to save 5 percent on any size order shrsl.com/3yanv
Question.. Do all of your raised beds have a watering grid system? And have you ever had any issues with them? I'm considering purchasing a couple.
Just having a bit of uneasiness with the cost.
Yes, I've added them to all my beds. They've been maintenance free until this year the oldest ones (4+ years old) had some holes clog. I used a push pin to unclog the holes where needed. Overall I highly recommend them.
@@GrowingInTheGarden Thanks for the feedback. It has been a brutal summer thus far, as I'm sure you can relate.
I think the watering grids would be a big help.
I was missing these longer videos 🤩
Me too! Glad to be back!
Please talk much much slower! You words are all running together and way to fast and I can't hear or understand or hear what you're saying. I'm trying to grasp concepts, which means I need to hear it slowly, digest it and understand it for myself to know what to do. Thank you.
Gotcha - There is a speed tab in the settings menu - You can adjust that to a slower speed and even pause if needed. I also get comments saying that I talk way to slow, so they can use that button to speed things up. Hope that helps!
Glad to finally find somebody in the Arizona area that’s raising vegetables. I just started two months ago growing my own plants from seed indoors and actually put some tomatoes outside a month ago in our 115° heat but it shaded and a water three times a day. They are now 2 feet tall. I have a unique water in the system that I picked up from the University of Utah with half inch PVC pipe with holes drilled it and 1/16 inch every 6 to 8 inches. It’s a no glue system since the pressure is relieved by all the holes been using it for several years works great. Has valves to shut off when you need to do a bed. I’m getting ready to start broccoli and brussels sprouts from seed do you know when I should start those questions? Thanks for all your information great garden.
@@larrysutter5360 You can check this blogpost for seeds to start this month: growinginthegarden.com/arizona-garden-in-august/ There are posts like this for each month on my blog. Hope that helps.
🥰🥰🥰 Thank you
Thank
Thank you! How often do you water your citrus trees?
During this heat wave it's been once a week
Thank you!
Good basic advice!
Thanks!
Thank you so much. So kind of you.
you are sweety thank you
Angela, you have the most beautiful garden! Love all your flowers!
Thank you. It was a beautiful spring!