Harvested the final succession for the year of my QuickPik Purple Hulls yesterday. A staple part of The Gardens every year since I was introduced to 'em years back with this video. (They're not real popular up here in Ohio). Miss you Donald ...
That sure beats bending down on your hands and knees planting them in. That's what I do, but I don't have any other choice but to do it that way. Thanks for sharing.
i know this is unrelated, but i took your advice on re-planting the onions to get the bulbs going. they're coming out fabulous... better than the store... thanks
Iove you call the dog "useless". Beans are going into ground this weekend in NC and I already dug up a serving of new potatoes! Thanks for all your help!
Hi Donald, Gary from Ks. here. Great job on the video & garden work. My Blood Pressure is under great control thanks to your wonderful video editing also no loud music LOL
I learn so much by watching your videos, and keep gaining more knowledge with each viewing, and know how you do your planting and removing of weeds, and removing the crop after it has grown up. I hope you are having a nice week, and continued to be blessed by God.
Hey Jeff and Deb, with a one acre garden you can probably grow enough for several families. You’ll certainly be able to can enough to last till next season. Good luck and glad the videos helped…..Donald
I've never seen a plow that actually made a hill. That's a cool piece of equipment. We always just used a 2 row corn planter to lay off the garden. thumbs up!
Hey Donald, get you a peice of pvc pipe 1/2 is a good size. Cut the lenght so you can sit in your cart. Put the pvc where you want the seed and drop it down the pipe. Pretty simple and easy on the back. You can do this standing up also.
Hey there Mr Donald those peas look good this year I am going to plant some cause its been about 5 years since I grew any.I love the taste of them and they will bear till frost kills them.
@tastycajun0381 ...Is there a well on the place? If not you'll have to get one drilled. Then you'll have to run pipe to the garden. Drip irrigation (T-tape) would then be the way to go.....Donald
We have watched your videos for almost two years. We've had two 1000 sq ft test gardens. Now we're stepping up our game to one acre thanks to your guidance via TH-cam. Please those videos coming! Jeff and Deb
I just planted these peas last weekend,and i believe i planted my rows too thick.I'm not sure how far each plant should be spaced,but i always seem to plant more seeds than is required to be safe.
@sp00ktube ...I try to keep the garden tilled to keep the grass and weeds down. I like to give it a final tilling right before drawing rows to have as clean a seed bed as possible. No rocks here in Louisiana......Donald
@anyusmoon1 ...The soil was right, the time was right, all that makes a big difference. Some of those plants were pushing dirt 3-4 days after planting. Thanks.......Donald
Loved the video. We are doing the same here...only...we are in Idaho and are just seeing the sugar snaps come up. The growing season in Louisiana is great. But the heat...oh gracious...the heat. I'm originally from Monroe. Here in Nampa Idaho now. Going to plant the purple hulls in about a week...first planting...probably only planting.
@rolledthatho ...For dried peas just leave the pods on the plant till they turn brown. For fresh peas I pick when the pods are half way purple. They are a bush type plant so just let em grow.......Donald
@markhess ...Hey Mark, I have a SpeeCo quick hitch which came with an adapter for the top hitch point. It's for tools like finishing mowers that need to flex and for equipment that doesn't fit just right. It's shaped like a Y. Your remove the top hook and replace it with the Y.......Donald
@sulaearts ...Looks like another June like 2 years ago, very hot and very dry. Hadn't had a good rain in a couple of months. Watering what I can. Good luck with the peas this year.....Donald
Wow! That tractor is convenient! Out here, I have to use the old fashioned method. A garden hoe and elbow grease! I have the blisters to prove it. But those beans always taste sooooo good.
I love the way that you keep your place up like you do... grass mowed all around and the neat way you keep everything... great job Donald. Hope you are feeling better now and that you will be able to carry on. By the way, you didn't mention anything in this clip about fertilizing when you planted the peas... or do you ??? thank a ton Donald.
do you own an entire farm? how many acres? we rent a 400 acre farm lol there is a farmer that plants corn for cows but we want to start a small garden by our house we like the fact of home grown food haha your videos help a lot!! thanks!!
Hey Donald gotta harvesting question for you. i would to allow half of my peas to fully mature and dry, that way i have dried beans that can last forever whenever i want to cook them, but for the peas i want to shell and eat fresh how can i tell when to pick them? i dont really know what to look for when it comes to picking fresh or even letting them go longer and pick dried. any help would be appreciated. also do i need to trelace them at all or just all natural growth?
planted green beans 3 weeks ago, 4 rows, only about a dozen are up, we had little sun but plenty of rain in MD the last 3wks, should I give them more time or start over
Love the videos... Will be picking the 1st crop of Mississippi Silver Skin peas probably the middle of next week or beginning of the week after... The Knuckle Purple Hull peas sin't near about being ready yet. Both varieties of peas were planted on the same day in the same spot... I've never ate either of these varieties before though... I have pictures of my garden... Would love for you to look at them somehow.... Do you belong to tractorbynetDOTcom ?? I have pics uploaded on that website...
Great video as always! Any tips on switching out tractor implements quickly? I have a quick hitch but, unfortunately, it does not fit my mower, which I have to use every week. Are there kits for 3 pt implements that don't work with a quick hitch to make them work? I've already looked through my Stevens Tractor catalog with no luck! - Mark
@webcajun Thanks Donald.I have to really go into my garden now and thin my peas out.This is my first time growing them.I wanted to ask you how much water should i keep on my garden?I live in south carolina and right now the weather is very hot and dry so i've been putting the water on my plants constantly.Thanks
I planted my peas about 3 weeks ago.Last week we had a few cold nights,and some of the leaves on my peas turned brown,and others wilted from the cold.They are still living,but mos tof them look bad.The weather here is very hot now,but i was just wondering if i need to go ahead and re-plant my garden,or will the peas keep growing and turn back to normal?
Peas don’t like cold weather. Here in Zone 8 planting in late April - May gives better results. If they were mine I’d replant if they had a frost on em…..Donald
@ASFx2600 ...I try to do that when possible because I too like to see that in a video. It makes me feel the person knows what they're talking about and not trying to blow smoke. lol.....Donald
When is the best time to plant in a state like south carolina?I planted them last year at the first of June,but i want to try and plant them much sooner.Thanks.
Hi Donald, Can you tell me what is the make and model of this tractor you're using in this video? Does the front part come standard or was that added by yourself?
@anyusmoon1 ...You'll notice lots of space between my rows. Because I have so much area to work with, i'll plant a row, skip a row. This leaves plenty room to get back in there with the tiller. What the tiller or cultivator doesn't take out I get with a hoe. I guess the secret (if you want to call it that) is start with a clean row and get the grass and weeds when they are still small. Hooke n Crooke make one of the best garden hoes out there today. You'll be seeing it in the videos....Donald
@sammys70 ... For peas a good deep watering once a week when small is a lot better than a bunch of shallow watering. Once they are established with a good root system I stop watering……Donald
@MrMunchiemo ...In the next video you'll see what I'm doing with the netting from last year. In this area the water didn't get nearly as high as predicted so we are high and very, very dry right now......Donald
@500passwords ...The water levels didn't get nearly as high as they predicted so as for flooding I'm in real good shape. Not getting any rain is my big problem.......Donald
Some will say no fertilizer needed but I don’t believe that. I add the equivalent of 8 lbs. of 8-8-8 for every 100 ft. of row. Just makes me feel like I've done the right thing. : ) ……Donald
![[UNCUT]“ฅนตื่นธรรม”ปะทะ“หมอปลา-ปู่มหามุนี-อั๋นโอกิ”สะเทือนกระทรวงเวทมนตร์ Iคนดังนั่งเคลียร์I10 ตค.67](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/peMD_SAkwNc/mqdefault.jpg)
Even though you're gone dear sir, you are still helping some of us folks out here trying to carry on the tradition. Thank you.
Harvested the final succession for the year of my QuickPik Purple Hulls yesterday. A staple part of The Gardens every year since I was introduced to 'em years back with this video. (They're not real popular up here in Ohio).
Miss you Donald ...
Jason Paul I miss Donald too
That sure beats bending down on your hands and knees planting them in. That's what I do, but I don't have any other choice but to do it that way. Thanks for sharing.
i know this is unrelated, but i took your advice on re-planting the onions to get the bulbs going. they're coming out fabulous... better than the store... thanks
Iove you call the dog "useless". Beans are going into ground this weekend in NC and I already dug up a serving of new potatoes! Thanks for all your help!
@klaviary ...I've been digging a few potatoes to put in the snap beans and stews. Glad you enjoy the videos.....Donald
Hi Donald, Gary from Ks. here. Great job on the video & garden work. My Blood Pressure is under great control thanks to your wonderful video editing also no loud music LOL
Well done my friend! I don't know if I like anything better on a cold winters day than a plate of hot purple hull peas!!!!! Can't have too many!
I learn so much by watching your videos, and keep gaining more knowledge with each viewing, and know how you do your planting and removing of weeds, and removing the crop after it has grown up. I hope you are having a nice week, and continued to be blessed by God.
If I've learned one thing from you, it's water, water, water them in!
So beautiful, I love to watch your gardens grow.
Mr Donald , that sure is another great video.
I like to see them . Sure does look good.
Thanks for posting these.
Hey Jeff and Deb, with a one acre garden you can probably grow enough for several families. You’ll certainly be able to can enough to last till next season. Good luck and glad the videos helped…..Donald
Nice, I picked a few bushels of sno peas last night and plan to make some for supper.
I've never seen a plow that actually made a hill. That's a cool piece of equipment. We always just used a 2 row corn planter to lay off the garden. thumbs up!
Hello Donald, It is good to see you again and that you are doing well. Thanks for sharing! Take care and God bless you and yours, Catfishchic
Hey Donald, get you a peice of pvc pipe 1/2 is a good size. Cut the lenght so you can sit in your cart. Put the pvc where you want the seed and drop it down the pipe. Pretty simple and easy on the back. You can do this standing up also.
Hey there Mr Donald those peas look good this year I am going to plant some cause its been about 5 years since I grew any.I love the taste of them and they will bear till frost kills them.
Fresh peas right out the garden sure taste good....Donald
I see you still had that old crop netting up. Will you reuse the netting? Its good to see you were not flooded out. Hope every thing is going well.
Hey Donald, I love how you plan ahead and let us see the results of your work all in the same video!
@tastycajun0381 ...Is there a well on the place? If not you'll have to get one drilled. Then you'll have to run pipe to the garden. Drip irrigation (T-tape) would then be the way to go.....Donald
We have watched your videos for almost two years. We've had two 1000 sq ft test gardens. Now we're stepping up our game to one acre thanks to your guidance via TH-cam. Please those videos coming! Jeff and Deb
I just planted these peas last weekend,and i believe i planted my rows too thick.I'm not sure how far each plant should be spaced,but i always seem to plant more seeds than is required to be safe.
@twbigdogsgirl ...Sounds good and wish you good luck with the garden.......Donald
@sp00ktube ...I try to keep the garden tilled to keep the grass and weeds down. I like to give it a final tilling right before drawing rows to have as clean a seed bed as possible. No rocks here in Louisiana......Donald
Lol, Donald, I love your way of planting seeds. I'd probably do the same thing.
@anyusmoon1 ...The soil was right, the time was right, all that makes a big difference. Some of those plants were pushing dirt 3-4 days after planting. Thanks.......Donald
Loved the video. We are doing the same here...only...we are in Idaho and are just seeing the sugar snaps come up. The growing season in Louisiana is great. But the heat...oh gracious...the heat. I'm originally from Monroe. Here in Nampa Idaho now. Going to plant the purple hulls in about a week...first planting...probably only planting.
@rolledthatho ...For dried peas just leave the pods on the plant till they turn brown. For fresh peas I pick when the pods are half way purple. They are a bush type plant so just let em grow.......Donald
love your videos am trying to learn to grow in south florida ,thank you Donald
Looks like a nice stand of peas. I wish I could get my stuff planted, just too much rain up north.
@markhess ...Hey Mark, I have a SpeeCo quick hitch which came with an adapter for the top hitch point. It's for tools like finishing mowers that need to flex and for equipment that doesn't fit just right. It's shaped like a Y. Your remove the top hook and replace it with the Y.......Donald
@sulaearts ...Looks like another June like 2 years ago, very hot and very dry. Hadn't had a good rain in a couple of months. Watering what I can. Good luck with the peas this year.....Donald
@TheClownCentral ...You just can't beat vegetables fresh out the garden......Donald
Wow! That tractor is convenient! Out here, I have to use the old fashioned method. A garden hoe and elbow grease! I have the blisters to prove it. But those beans always taste sooooo good.
looking good donald ,
hope that flooding isnt affecting you
enjoyed your video and your tractor and golf cart, whatever can make gardening easier, I say go for it. Blessings
Thanks, glad you enjoy the videos.....Donald
@farmboy30117 ...They are called Row Hippers. Keeps the little plants out of water after a heavy rain.....Donald
@ELHIEGER1 ...Tomatoes are growing pretty good considering no rain. I have two heirlooms, Coustralee and Brandywine.....Donald
I love the way that you keep your place up like you do... grass mowed all around and the neat way you keep everything... great job Donald. Hope you are feeling better now and that you will be able to carry on. By the way, you didn't mention anything in this clip about fertilizing when you planted the peas... or do you ??? thank a ton Donald.
I just harvest 3 heads of cabbage and some leaf lettuce today. Planted some okra and strawberry corn (popcorn).
do you own an entire farm? how many acres? we rent a 400 acre farm lol there is a farmer that plants corn for cows but we want to start a small garden by our house we like the fact of home grown food haha your videos help a lot!! thanks!!
hey Donald, how many feet does your tiller go down to? Plus just wondering what you do with all dem vegetables lol...
I really enjoy your videos, keep'em coming.
Hey Donald gotta harvesting question for you. i would to allow half of my peas to fully mature and dry, that way i have dried beans that can last forever whenever i want to cook them, but for the peas i want to shell and eat fresh how can i tell when to pick them? i dont really know what to look for when it comes to picking fresh or even letting them go longer and pick dried. any help would be appreciated. also do i need to trelace them at all or just all natural growth?
planted green beans 3 weeks ago, 4 rows, only about a dozen are up, we had little sun but plenty of rain in MD the last 3wks, should I give them more time or start over
very nice ground,you getting any rain at all 3months not a drope here 120 miles south of u.but city water keeping it alive lol.
@catfishchic ...Thank you and glad you enjoyed the video......Donald
Love the videos... Will be picking the 1st crop of Mississippi Silver Skin peas probably the middle of next week or beginning of the week after... The Knuckle Purple Hull peas sin't near about being ready yet. Both varieties of peas were planted on the same day in the same spot... I've never ate either of these varieties before though...
I have pictures of my garden... Would love for you to look at them somehow.... Do you belong to tractorbynetDOTcom ?? I have pics uploaded on that website...
Great video as always! Any tips on switching out tractor implements quickly? I have a quick hitch but, unfortunately, it does not fit my mower, which I have to use every week. Are there kits for 3 pt implements that don't work with a quick hitch to make them work? I've already looked through my Stevens Tractor catalog with no luck! - Mark
@czyhrs ...I think the next will be a Field Trip. Glad you enjoy em......Donald
hey Donald will you thin those at all or is 3-4 inches per seed ideal? i just planted mine. its so nice to the them come up so uniformly!
@webcajun Thanks Donald.I have to really go into my garden now and thin my peas out.This is my first time growing them.I wanted to ask you how much water should i keep on my garden?I live in south carolina and right now the weather is very hot and dry so i've been putting the water on my plants constantly.Thanks
I planted my peas about 3 weeks ago.Last week we had a few cold nights,and some of the leaves on my peas turned brown,and others wilted from the cold.They are still living,but mos tof them look bad.The weather here is very hot now,but i was just wondering if i need to go ahead and re-plant my garden,or will the peas keep growing and turn back to normal?
@cfenster ...They produce a lot for the space and they do taste great......Donald
Peas don’t like cold weather. Here in Zone 8 planting in late April - May gives better results. If they were mine I’d replant if they had a frost on em…..Donald
Another Great video! THANKS... Did you use any fertilizer? If so, when did you apply it?
@ASFx2600 ...I try to do that when possible because I too like to see that in a video. It makes me feel the person knows what they're talking about and not trying to blow smoke. lol.....Donald
Looks great!! Btw, do you ise fertilizer/lime for the peas! Thank you.....
Very sorry to say that Donald (WebCajun) passed away in July of last year. He is missed.
@@johnjones1534 sorry to hear!! Thank you...
@MrDoberman101 ...The tiller only goes down about 6 inches or so. I put up all we need and have been giving the rest away......Donald
Very, very nice!!
When is the best time to plant in a state like south carolina?I planted them last year at the first of June,but i want to try and plant them much sooner.Thanks.
@SancteAlphonsus ...Not much of a selection of music that's not copyright protected.......Donald
@Mrs803 ...7 acres total but you only see about 5 in the vids......Donald
@zsofiawulf ...Purple hull peas are right there near the top of my list......Donald
P.S. Russell may be coming home in a week!!! FINALLY!!!!!!
HALLELUIAH!!!!
Hi Donald,
Can you tell me what is the make and model of this tractor you're using in this video? Does the front part come standard or was that added by yourself?
I miss my friend :(
What happened to using your Earthway seeder on the back of your tractor?
@henrycems ...Thanks it looks a lot better than I thought not having any rain.....Donald
@231MasseyFerguson ...No fertilizer yet, will give them a little MG once they start growing.....Donald
@Jimaera ...I've got the "Unit" so why not use it. lol.....Donald
It’s a Kubota L3240 4WD tractor with Front End Loader. Loader is optional…….Donald
Nice tiller, is that reverse tine?
that is some fancy editting there at 4:06! :)
@mdcrab68 ...Green beans should be up in a week or so, may have planted a little too deep. I would replant......Donald
@charlie29943 ...There's just so many ways of doing it, it's hard to go wrong.......Donald
@Harleyman440 ...Glad you enjoyed.....Donald
Glad it helped......Donald
@sammys70... Sometime in April would be about the earliest I'd plant em. They're kind of like soy beans they like warm weather.....Donald
@anyusmoon1 ...You'll notice lots of space between my rows. Because I have so much area to work with, i'll plant a row, skip a row. This leaves plenty room to get back in there with the tiller. What the tiller or cultivator doesn't take out I get with a hoe. I guess the secret (if you want to call it that) is start with a clean row and get the grass and weeds when they are still small. Hooke n Crooke make one of the best garden hoes out there today. You'll be seeing it in the videos....Donald
@mildbull2000 ...Hadn't had a good rain in months. Been watering to keep things alive too.....Donald
@buffalopatriot ...Glad it worked out for you.......Donald
PHPs are pretty easy to grow. They should do well in FL…..Donald
@sammys70 ... For peas a good deep watering once a week when small is a lot better than a bunch of shallow watering. Once they are established with a good root system I stop watering……Donald
@rolledthatho ...No thinning, 3-4 inches is fine......Donald
Can you cook dried purple hull peas? If so, what would be the process?
Yes you can cook dried purple hull peas. Cook them the same way you would dried beans from the store…..Donald
@231MasseyFerguson ...I'm not a member of tractorbynet. I have too many irons in the fire now. lol......Donald
Who picks all these beans !
@donaf14 ...Glad they helped......Donald
@MrMunchiemo ...In the next video you'll see what I'm doing with the netting from last year. In this area the water didn't get nearly as high as predicted so we are high and very, very dry right now......Donald
@webcajun where are lucy and molly?
@500passwords ...The water levels didn't get nearly as high as they predicted so as for flooding I'm in real good shape. Not getting any rain is my big problem.......Donald
Like the videos. How can i get candy onions where i live. Georgia dawsonville, have seen the vids on candy onions they are awesome big. Thank you.
Steven Kimbrell You can order your seeds online (this fall) from Morgan County Seeds.....Donald
@webcajun You are not the only one that is dry right now. It is so dry right now the cows are giving powdered milk. LOL.......
@Nosteratees ... Thanks, I try to keep it up........Donald
@Sheila6325 ...That's great.......Donald
Hey donald do you grow mint in your farm ?
Some will say no fertilizer needed but I don’t believe that. I add the equivalent of 8 lbs. of 8-8-8 for every 100 ft. of row. Just makes me feel like I've done the right thing. : ) ……Donald
@clairesallotment ...I'm lucky to have so much room to work with. Makes things so much easier.......Donald
@skipciv ...Thanks, I hope they help......Donald