I have planted amaranth love lies bleeding and they are beasts . 2 inch thick stalks and huge. I’m in the desert 9b. I planted one in a big barrel. 30 days ago it was about 1 foot high and now it looks like a small tree. Crazy!
Yayayay I’m so stoked! Thank you for putting these videos out every month! I feel like I over complicate everything garden wise! You’re the best thank you so much
10a here in SGV!! Just liked and sub'd cuz you got that great SD vibe that be droppin' that green thumb knowledge! Thx sharing and lookin forward to future (and old) content!
It's been so damn cold this year, can still grow cold season crops. I'm in 9b/10a Central Coast and it's been ~15+ degrees cooler all spring. Warmest day was 2 months ago. Low 60s with occasional mid 70s when normally it's mid 70s to perhaps low 90s. It's a huge difference compared to last year. Garden is about 2 months behind vs last year. I planted tomatoes early expecting similar temps as last year and only now getting a few tomatoes ripening - vines 3' tall.
I have 5 dwarf tomatoes from you guys that look beautiful & have lots of blooms, but no fruit. My cherry tomatoes are already producing (also from you). I really wanted to come down to your tomato class last Saturday, but had out of state guests.
My fall tomatoes have just sprouted, and I've taken a couple of suckers off my spring tomatoes to add to the seedlings. Here in the Bay Area 10a I can grow those late-planted tomatoes into January although those won't all ripen. But that's OK! Green tomatoes wedges are my current favorite fermented pickle and they make a killer chutney for canning.
Thanks for this video. I got my garden really going maybe 1.5-2 months ago, and I’m wanting to make it bigger but it seems late in the season. I live in south Louisiana where it is HOT, and our winters are a joke. So maybe I can keep adding to the garden and it’ll be fine lol.
for a second, I thought zone 9 is kinda near to my country climate .... but now you wearing a long sleeve! here, this could not be happening even in may 🤣🤣
The first time I planted or started my gardening it was a success now the temperature changed I could hardly get anything, maybe I don’t fertilize that much or my soil isn’t that great, the pollinators aren’t around but I have lots of birds eating my fruit trees 😊 I have now bought my tomatoes from a nursery instead of starting my seeds. Now I’m trying to germinate my passion and lemon watermelon and I direct sow my winged beans after soaking it but no germination yet 😔 last year it germinate this was from baker creek. It is hard people I’m in zone 9. But what I got this year was my sweet peas they were abundant and I gave some away also and a few yellow squash. Tomatoes aren’t doing so good I will start my sungold tomato but I’m not so excited. Knowing the heat wave will come. I’m just hoping it will just here for a few weeks then gone. Right now it’s nice in the 80-90. I’m still going to have my collards and kale planted directly, my beets is taking time to grow and my carrots not so much. It’s just need something.should I give some fertilizer so it will grow? Thanks for this tips and hope you Have a nice day 🙏🏻😊👩🌾♥️
I got lazy, bought some zinnia seeds and never planted them. Thought maybe it was too late and plus it's been so cloudy but I guess I still have. I'm gonna have to get on that.
Thank you for your videos i live in Houston Texas and i got a huge surprise last month i thought i was growing watermelons last month but then they started turning orange and i realized they were pumpkins so now it's July and im stuck with 5 large pumpkins that i have absolutely no idea wth to do with so many pumpkins in July! Any idea's? I don't even remember planting any pumpkin seeds i think it had to come from our Holloween pumkin that i composted and then i used the compost to put over some watermelon seeds that i planted and i guess one of the seeds from the pumpkin survived the composting! 😅
I am in zone 10 a new to Fort Meyers Florida so I have to relearn what I already knew about planting but a different zone. This is very helpful. I haven’t started anything from seed yet. Is it too late? It’s very humid here and hot. We are getting ready to go into rainy season. I grew successfully in Pennsylvania and upstate New York. But this zone has taken me for a loop. Because I live on a golf course, I can only grow in containers under my lanai. Where I won’t have exposure to bees. I welcome any advice. Thank you so much! Happy growing.😊
Awesome! Hopefully the June gloom wont last! Cheers! Growing your mammoth sunflowers and poblanos at the moment.Whats the name of the tomatoes you grow? Cheers!😎💯🤙🏽
I have one garden bed that is partial shade that I was planning on putting some lettuce in but perhaps I waited too late (?). What else could I put in that bed? I'm in 10b.
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Oh my goodness! Congratulations on your own little seedling! Many blessings 💕
I have planted amaranth love lies bleeding and they are beasts . 2 inch thick stalks and huge. I’m in the desert 9b. I planted one in a big barrel. 30 days ago it was about 1 foot high and now it looks like a small tree. Crazy!
Oh, baby! Sounds like happy plants!
@@SanDiegoSeedCompany...
What zone would you consider Pine Valley to be in?
I find these monthly videos SO HELPFUL. I constantly second guess myself about what to plant and these help me break through that paralysis :-)
Good Morning B and Baby B!! Happy Gardening 🤎 🌱 🤎
Yayayay I’m so stoked! Thank you for putting these videos out every month! I feel like I over complicate everything garden wise! You’re the best thank you so much
Girl you are a glow!! I loved being pregent. After morning sickness.🌻 Enjoy every moment with your little bundle of joy!!!
You are the cutest. That kid is blessed to enter the world with such parents in such a loving environment.
So glad I found you.. Texas9b 💚
So glad to have you here!
Love these videos. It’s like my fairy garden godmother guiding me to a better garden. Thank you so so so muchhhh❤
Ha! Love that
I freaking love this SDSC monthly series! It's so helpful in knocking the garden fomo away lol. Thank you so much and congrats!🌿
10a here in SGV!! Just liked and sub'd cuz you got that great SD vibe that be droppin' that green thumb knowledge! Thx sharing and lookin forward to future (and old) content!
Glad to have you here!
I don’t even live in zone 9 or 10. Just love the information and it’s easy to adjust for my area. Zone 6 here and you’ve helped me tons
Planting times will be different, but the general info still applies! Glad to have you here :)
It's been so damn cold this year, can still grow cold season crops. I'm in 9b/10a Central Coast and it's been ~15+ degrees cooler all spring. Warmest day was 2 months ago. Low 60s with occasional mid 70s when normally it's mid 70s to perhaps low 90s. It's a huge difference compared to last year. Garden is about 2 months behind vs last year. I planted tomatoes early expecting similar temps as last year and only now getting a few tomatoes ripening - vines 3' tall.
Awesome! You can never have too much great gardening advice.
I have 5 dwarf tomatoes from you guys that look beautiful & have lots of blooms, but no fruit. My cherry tomatoes are already producing (also from you). I really wanted to come down to your tomato class last Saturday, but had out of state guests.
So looking forward to some garden time this weekend!
My fall tomatoes have just sprouted, and I've taken a couple of suckers off my spring tomatoes to add to the seedlings. Here in the Bay Area 10a I can grow those late-planted tomatoes into January although those won't all ripen. But that's OK! Green tomatoes wedges are my current favorite fermented pickle and they make a killer chutney for canning.
excited to start some sunflowers
Some of my favorite!
Thank you for this! We are in 9b and need to plant some new plants to replace some of the dying summer squash plants!
Congratulations!!! I am so grateful for the videos you do!! Love SDSC
Appreciate your support!
You're so freakin' adorable I can barely pay attention, but I will layout my irrigation lines and direct sow some corn today.
Nice! Keep an eye out for crows looking to snatch those kernels
Thanks for this video. I got my garden really going maybe 1.5-2 months ago, and I’m wanting to make it bigger but it seems late in the season. I live in south Louisiana where it is HOT, and our winters are a joke. So maybe I can keep adding to the garden and it’ll be fine lol.
for a second, I thought zone 9 is kinda near to my country climate .... but now you wearing a long sleeve! here, this could not be happening even in may 🤣🤣
It was a cool morning!
The first time I planted or started my gardening it was a success now the temperature changed I could hardly get anything, maybe I don’t fertilize that much or my soil isn’t that great, the pollinators aren’t around but I have lots of birds eating my fruit trees 😊 I have now bought my tomatoes from a nursery instead of starting my seeds. Now I’m trying to germinate my passion and lemon watermelon and I direct sow my winged beans after soaking it but no germination yet 😔 last year it germinate this was from baker creek. It is hard people I’m in zone 9. But what I got this year was my sweet peas they were abundant and I gave some away also and a few yellow squash. Tomatoes aren’t doing so good I will start my sungold tomato but I’m not so excited. Knowing the heat wave will come. I’m just hoping it will just here for a few weeks then gone. Right now it’s nice in the 80-90. I’m still going to have my collards and kale planted directly, my beets is taking time to grow and my carrots not so much. It’s just need something.should I give some fertilizer so it will grow? Thanks for this tips and hope you Have a nice day 🙏🏻😊👩🌾♥️
Cool I'm in the county of San Diego on Buena Creek!!!
You are awesome. Thank you again
Thank you for this info! I love it
Congratulations 🎉❤
I love this channel so so much
😍Thank you for sharing
Great information thank you
Great info.
I got lazy, bought some zinnia seeds and never planted them. Thought maybe it was too late and plus it's been so cloudy but I guess I still have. I'm gonna have to get on that.
Thank you for your videos i live in Houston Texas and i got a huge surprise last month i thought i was growing watermelons last month but then they started turning orange and i realized they were pumpkins so now it's July and im stuck with 5 large pumpkins that i have absolutely no idea wth to do with so many pumpkins in July! Any idea's? I don't even remember planting any pumpkin seeds i think it had to come from our Holloween pumkin that i composted and then i used the compost to put over some watermelon seeds that i planted and i guess one of the seeds from the pumpkin survived the composting! 😅
I am in zone 10 a new to Fort Meyers Florida so I have to relearn what I already knew about planting but a different zone. This is very helpful. I haven’t started anything from seed yet. Is it too late? It’s very humid here and hot. We are getting ready to go into rainy season. I grew successfully in Pennsylvania and upstate New York. But this zone has taken me for a loop. Because I live on a golf course, I can only grow in containers under my lanai. Where I won’t have exposure to bees. I welcome any advice. Thank you so much! Happy growing.😊
Welcome to fort myers!! 🤗🌱
It's not too late for seeds. She discusses that in the video.
Correct! Get those seeds going!
@@motherofplants8831 Thank You!
@@daisyblooms4813 Thank You 🙏🏽
Awesome! Hopefully the June gloom wont last! Cheers! Growing your mammoth sunflowers and poblanos at the moment.Whats the name of the tomatoes you grow? Cheers!😎💯🤙🏽
haha she grows ALL the tomatoes :-)
@@daisyblooms4813 Nice!😁
5b
The tomato stakes seem so short. Will you be adding anything? Staking is such a conundrum for me. I have 5 gal grow bags and a raised bed
I’m having trouble with blossom drop on my tomatoes. We’ve already hit triple digit temps, here in Texas zone 9a. Should I give up hope for fruit??? 😩
Are you using shade cloth? That's HOT, but mulch, shade cloth, and deep watering can do wonders
What about beets and radishes?
It's getting to be warm for those. You could probably get away with fast-growing varieties, but it's not usually ideal weather this time of year
what keeps the rabbits out of your garden
Hawks, but we don't have too many here to start with
I have one garden bed that is partial shade that I was planning on putting some lettuce in but perhaps I waited too late (?). What else could I put in that bed? I'm in 10b.
You can still try greens or herbs, especially if it's shaded in the afternoon when the sun is hottest.
Not foxgloves, they’ll just sit there to die.