Wow those Everglades tomorrow's look just like the tomatoes they grow in the Philippines they grow them along the ground and the plants will even turn brown and grows and grows😁
I found your channel a few weeks ago through David the Good. I'd been trying to find someone close to where I live here in Jefferson County, so it was a pleasant surprise when I saw "Black Gumbo". I figured you must be pretty close. Thanks for everything you've shared, I've learned a lot that totally relates to what I see going on in my backyard.
I was so surprised and excited to see you on his livestream the other day! You are two of my very favorite TH-cam gardeners. He is an absolute hoot and you are so down to earth.
In Nature the tomatoes would 'sprawl' along the ground not grow 'vertically' so this shows what happens when you grow them as nature actually intended. I'm sure many would grow up along a tree or existing fence but without a 'farmer's hand' they would grow along the ground. Cucumbers too. So people always complaining about 'growing naturally' needs to realize what that REALLY MEANS. Good garden!
Glad you got to tour DTG's place, I enjoyed the video and the live stream. The sitting on the porch smoking your pipes talking about Jesus, nice end to the day. Thanks for sharing Scott, be blessed, stay safe, but most of all have fun. Peace 😎👍🌱👆👉💥🛎
You are both a wealth of knowledge and so glad he is back in the states. I'm like you and only have a backyard garden and he is close to me. I'm in D'Iberville Ms
Very cool indeed. David is an awesome guy and is so kind and offering. When I started my channel last month he was like "just let me know if you need any help with your channel". One of the genuine good guys out there and an awesome gardener with so much creativity and talent. Good on you guys for hanging out and having fun!
I watch both of your channels, and also 'Self Sufficient Me' 😀 I've learned more from you than anyone else even though you have a small garden and I'm trying to create a food forest. I've been watching gardeners from Arizona because the Rio Grande Valley in Texas is getting too dry, . ..well, actually probably just my garden. Several times huge storms have rained on Harlingen & San Benito and I didn't get a drop in La Paloma
When I first moved to Florida in 2007, I found and followed David the Good, and bought his books! His vids were CREATIVE!! And then off he went to the Tropics. Only lately seeing him pop up on other garden channels. Love this visit with you and him! THANKS for sharing!!
Collaboration of the century! My two favorite garden mentors in one video! I have a size that is more than yours,but less than DTG's. You both help me tremendously. Thanks as always Scott!
That's so great that you got to hang out with David. Those snake gourds really took me back to my childhood garden...those plants grow super well in tropical India and we used to play under the canopy ducking between the gourds. My mom made this fantastic dish where she slit and stuffed the gourds with ground beef and potatoes and then sliced and fried them, yummy! I am growing several plants this year, not sure how they will do in dry hot California!!
@@davidthegood just wanted to say thanks to both of you. I watch both of y'alls videos. I'm going to attempt a Tera Preta thing as well. I've started accumulating stuff for it now. Also am trying a pumpkin pit like both of y'all have done videos on. Thanks again to you both.
Wow, what a good visit, I learned something new...snake gourds eh? and those nasty vine borers!!!! And those Everglade tomatoes, oh and the YAMS !!!WOW , so many interesting plants in the world. Thanks Scott, awesome visit 👩🏽🌾🙏🏽🧡🧡🧡🧡
I garden right at 10k square feet in South Mississippi. David moving to Alabama and rehabilitating soil somewhat like mine is one of the best things to happen to me! Learned a lot from this young man.
I came here to watch your videos from David The Good Channel actually. You both are great, I am learning from all the videos. Thank You and wish everyone happy gardening ...
Great video Scott! Looks like you had a great time with DTG! Thanks for the shout out and I hope those Everglades tomatoes grow well for you. FYI, Phoebe Sharona will love them!!
Scott, one reason I like you and David so much is our very indirect connection through Reformed theology. I was baptized Dutch Reformed. Now I have strayed, to put it mildly, but I made a defence of sorts for predestination: easy enough to imagine God saying, "What? I should only create people who like Me?"
I also watch Mark from Self Sufficient Me. Another good one is Charles Dowding. I recently discovered your channel and I'm glad I did because your climate is very similar to mine. I'm in the south also
Thank you for making this video. It's very informative, got a lot out of it. I'm also glad to see I'm not the only one that saves a lot of seeds from produce that I buy, lol.
That was fun to watch. Perfect video for watching while riding in the car on the way to Arkansas. We are heading there to visit my folks and my Momma and I are going on a tour that includes lunch from the farm at Moss Mountain. I'm so geeked out. The newbie gardner and chef in me feels like a kid!
Not sure why exactly but this video really warmed my heart! Like sincerely. 👍 Keep up the great work you two! Friendship, hospitality, learning, spiced rum, and Jesus. So good.
Hi I'm a fan of Charles dowding and mark and now your channel you provide in depth info and post info at a calm pace my family will benefit from your awesome videos thank you from new Zealand
Vine bore surgery. There are a few videos on cutting out the bore worm to save the vine. I will probably try that this year. My wife coats our bushes with diatomaceous earth. It helps a good bit
Love David's channel too. I'm thinking about cover cropping from advice by both of you, gotta lighten up my heavy clay. Pulled up some nice potatoes to start opening up a new area, when I finish doing that I'll replant with big radishes as fall crop to open up that clay. Plus mulch, yay!
Thank you for sharing. I also learn so much from utube gardeners. That with just time and personal observation, I'm hoping I can be a competent gardener some day.
Awesome video again Scott!!! I have so many great things to say and relate to in this video that I'm just going to leave this comment simple and sweet. I need to purchase some of David's books. Keep the videos coming man!!!!
I enjoyed this so much. I have heard of David the Good so now I am interested in his channel also. I am like you with very limited kitchen garden. Oh and I believe my squash are saved. We will see within a day or so. Thank you for all you do to help me. ❤️🙏
I love the crossover videos of the last week. I found your channel through your pepper topping video (the OG viral one) and you introduced me to David the Good in your composting videos. It's so wonderful to see you both together talking gardening. I appreciate y'alls content so much. I think you should make gardening videos followed by spiced rum, pipes, and Jesus an annual event! Finally, thanks to your wife for her videography!
I’m learning a ton from you both. I have a garden area about the same size as Scott and David is just so darn knowledgeable and shares the best stuff. Plus he’s hilarious! To see you two together is absolutely awesome!! 👍🏻👍🏻
Mark from Australia is cool and has a similar weather. My Chaya is 6' tall and flowering. It's very drought tolerant. And grows back every year. But I don't get snow, knock on wood. I have some of David's books. I'm not a big reader but I'll have them if the grid goes down.
Thought your garden was smaller and was thinking mine was not far off, but when I worked it out we have 83sq metres or 900sq feet of space, and really cannot compare, but to be fair I have maybe 180sq feet of raised bed space and the rest is food forest in the front yard. I think the smaller space, the more creative you are in terms of planting.
This cross pollination thing was cool. And fun to see from different angles. And, to my knowledge you debuted Ds pumpkin patch. First time shown in a yt vid I think.
New subscriber here. Saw you on David's channel. This is good content and well-presented. I will be scouring your past videos for quite a while, looking for ways to optimize small space gardening. I actually have a large yard, but due to recently becoming a "senior citizen," I need to scale back a bit into more manageable and less strenuous garden workouts. 😊
Scott, concerning vine bores on squash plants (and I’m assuming any other plant that gets vine bores), when you get time, go watch That 1870’s Homestead (Rachel and Todd). In the video, she wraps the base stem of the squash plant (just above the roots), with athletic tape. It is sticky and attaches to itself. She only wraps that portion of the vine (just above the roots and to the first leaf). I thought it was a neat idea. Why not try!
I've planted Everglades Tomatoes for the last 2 years here in San Antonio. It's by far my favorite tomato and much hardier and prolific than other cherry tomatoes.
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You literally went to see David the Good. Awesome!
And listened to Portishead and drank spiced rum. Literally.
Bahaha
Wow those Everglades tomorrow's look just like the tomatoes they grow in the Philippines they grow them along the ground and the plants will even turn brown and grows and grows😁
I found your channel a few weeks ago through David the Good.
I'd been trying to find someone close to where I live here in Jefferson County,
so it was a pleasant surprise when I saw "Black Gumbo".
I figured you must be pretty close.
Thanks for everything you've shared, I've learned a lot that totally relates to what I see going on in my backyard.
David the Good is awesome. Funny, knowledgeable, creative, and extremely entertaining.
I was so surprised and excited to see you on his livestream the other day! You are two of my very favorite TH-cam gardeners. He is an absolute hoot and you are so down to earth.
In Nature the tomatoes would 'sprawl' along the ground not grow 'vertically' so this shows what happens when you grow them as nature actually intended. I'm sure many would grow up along a tree or existing fence but without a 'farmer's hand' they would grow along the ground. Cucumbers too. So people always complaining about 'growing naturally' needs to realize what that REALLY MEANS. Good garden!
Glad you got to tour DTG's place, I enjoyed the video and the live stream. The sitting on the porch smoking your pipes talking about Jesus, nice end to the day. Thanks for sharing Scott, be blessed, stay safe, but most of all have fun. Peace 😎👍🌱👆👉💥🛎
You are both a wealth of knowledge and so glad he is back in the states. I'm like you and only have a backyard garden and he is close to me. I'm in D'Iberville Ms
Very cool indeed. David is an awesome guy and is so kind and offering. When I started my channel last month he was like "just let me know if you need any help with your channel". One of the genuine good guys out there and an awesome gardener with so much creativity and talent. Good on you guys for hanging out and having fun!
I watch both of your channels, and also 'Self Sufficient Me' 😀 I've learned more from you than anyone else even though you have a small garden and I'm trying to create a food forest. I've been watching gardeners from Arizona because the Rio Grande Valley in Texas is getting too dry, . ..well, actually probably just my garden. Several times huge storms have rained on Harlingen & San Benito and I didn't get a drop in La Paloma
When I first moved to Florida in 2007, I found and followed David the Good, and bought his books! His vids were CREATIVE!! And then off he went to the Tropics. Only lately seeing him pop up on other garden channels. Love this visit with you and him! THANKS for sharing!!
Collaboration of the century! My two favorite garden mentors in one video! I have a size that is more than yours,but less than DTG's. You both help me tremendously. Thanks as always Scott!
That's so great that you got to hang out with David. Those snake gourds really took me back to my childhood garden...those plants grow super well in tropical India and we used to play under the canopy ducking between the gourds. My mom made this fantastic dish where she slit and stuffed the gourds with ground beef and potatoes and then sliced and fried them, yummy! I am growing several plants this year, not sure how they will do in dry hot California!!
I gotta send you some snake gourd seeds for next year!
...and that Heritage raspberry you forgot.
Very cool video, Scott! But I still say you should've published the Befeemus footage!
Just watched the rest - thank you. It was a privilege having you over and meeting in person.
@@davidthegood just wanted to say thanks to both of you. I watch both of y'alls videos. I'm going to attempt a Tera Preta thing as well. I've started accumulating stuff for it now. Also am trying a pumpkin pit like both of y'all have done videos on. Thanks again to you both.
@@Beltloop29 Great work.
You are awesome!! Loved this. I guess I don’t know what a reformed Christian is.
Great video! I subscribe to both of your channels; and have learned a lot of helpful gardening information.
Wow, what a good visit, I learned something new...snake gourds eh? and those nasty vine borers!!!! And those Everglade tomatoes, oh and the YAMS !!!WOW , so many interesting plants in the world. Thanks Scott, awesome visit 👩🏽🌾🙏🏽🧡🧡🧡🧡
I garden right at 10k square feet in South Mississippi. David moving to Alabama and rehabilitating soil somewhat like mine is one of the best things to happen to me! Learned a lot from this young man.
I so enjoy your channel, especially when I hear you loving Jesus along with your love for gardening!
*David shouting out OAG and triple 13 made my day. lol.*
I really admire OAG, I have learned a lot.
Two of my favorite TH-camrs in one video! What a nice tour of David's property. I'm so glad you were able to visit him!
I came here to watch your videos from David The Good Channel actually. You both are great, I am learning from all the videos. Thank You and wish everyone happy gardening ...
What a great view! I so enjoy your channel!
What an awesome video
Cool tip covering the blooms David the Good 👍
Thank you for sharing your visit with us. It's nice to see all the different ways we can acomplish the same things in the garden!
Good clean gardening, praise the Lord. 🙌
Spiced Rum and Portishead nothing better. Beth Gibbons is a phenomenal artist. Great vid. quite the experience.
Brilliant Video,Glad To See 2 Gardeners Get Together And Discuss Things Between Them.Juno From England,Bravo 👏👏👏♥️♥️
Brilliant.Just Brilliant,Juno Again 👏👏👏♥️♥️
Yes!! I have followed David and his sweet family for yeas,
This was wonderful. Two of my favorites together. 💜💜
I love David the good content he is wealth of knowledge
Such an enjoyable video! David is quite unique. He really has great information for gardening. Thank you! ♥️❣️🙏🏼❣️♥️
Your going to love those Everglades tomatoes
Great video, Scott. Yes, I love David's channel too.
Loved the collab!
Great video Scott! Looks like you had a great time with DTG! Thanks for the shout out and I hope those Everglades tomatoes grow well for you. FYI, Phoebe Sharona will love them!!
DTG and you are a great combo!!
I just found out about David the good two days ago.he is very interesting
Excellent video! I love the interaction and flow of information.
😊 love the advice on not taking bad advice. Know what kind of gardening
I really enjoyed this, thanks for sharing your visit, it’s awesome you got to go hang with David 😁
Scott I enjoy your videos so much!
Scott, one reason I like you and David so much is our very indirect connection through Reformed theology. I was baptized Dutch Reformed. Now I have strayed, to put it mildly, but I made a defence of sorts for predestination: easy enough to imagine God saying, "What? I should only create people who like Me?"
I also watch Mark from Self Sufficient Me. Another good one is Charles Dowding. I recently discovered your channel and I'm glad I did because your climate is very similar to mine. I'm in the south also
Very interesting tour of his gardens ......sounds like y'all had a fun visit .
Thank you for the visit, it was awesome.
Thank you for making this video. It's very informative, got a lot out of it. I'm also glad to see I'm not the only one that saves a lot of seeds from produce that I buy, lol.
Very enjoyable. Thank you for posting.
LOVE YOU GUYS!😊🙏🏽🇺🇸
You had a really great day! I enjoyed watching it🙂.
What an informative and great video!! Thank you!!
Awesome trip
That was fun to watch. Perfect video for watching while riding in the car on the way to Arkansas. We are heading there to visit my folks and my Momma and I are going on a tour that includes lunch from the farm at Moss Mountain. I'm so geeked out. The newbie gardner and chef in me feels like a kid!
Not sure why exactly but this video really warmed my heart! Like sincerely. 👍 Keep up the great work you two! Friendship, hospitality, learning, spiced rum, and Jesus. So good.
Loved the gardeners' discussion...Very enjoyable! Thanks, guys. So much to learn; make like a sponge & soak it up!
👊😎
So cool!! Great conversation andcattitude. God bless....
Hi I'm a fan of Charles dowding and mark and now your channel you provide in depth info and post info at a calm pace my family will benefit from your awesome videos thank you from new Zealand
Interesting, he obviously loves a challenge!
This is the BEST video! Thanks!
You guys remind me of sugar and syrup. Not shure who is who? GARDEN ON! I Love it!
Great hearing yas had church together ❤
Love this episode..I have so much respect ya gentlemen
So enjoyable, thank you both for sharing!
Vine bore surgery. There are a few videos on cutting out the bore worm to save the vine. I will probably try that this year. My wife coats our bushes with diatomaceous earth. It helps a good bit
Thank you I will check out his u tube. I also learn from many teachers! Love your Channel and have been following it for about a month or so.
Love David's channel too. I'm thinking about cover cropping from advice by both of you, gotta lighten up my heavy clay. Pulled up some nice potatoes to start opening up a new area, when I finish doing that I'll replant with big radishes as fall crop to open up that clay. Plus mulch, yay!
it was great to see you got to meet.
Just ordered Everglades Tomato seeds from Southern Exposure Seed Exchange…I’ll try a few for Fall tomatoes then save the rest for next Spring.
Fun and interesting. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for sharing. I also learn so much from utube gardeners. That with just time and personal observation, I'm hoping I can be a competent gardener some day.
Two of my favorite gardeners!!! This makes me happy!
You two are my favorite!
I also enjoyed Scott's " giant" cameo in Dave's video. 🍀🌹🌺❤
One of the best, and zaniest sources of garden info out there, love it!
Yes all is well .thank you so much.
Excellent video Scott! David’s garden is amazing.
I mowed over my pawpaws .. I use a driveway reflector from lowes to flag my plants
I want to have rows and the string system for tomatoes. But by doing it his way there’s a lot less work
I want to come visit you one of these days. Maybe the next road trip I'll head to Tennessee.
Awesome video again Scott!!! I have so many great things to say and relate to in this video that I'm just going to leave this comment simple and sweet. I need to purchase some of David's books. Keep the videos coming man!!!!
So exciting! You and David are the only two channels I really love and keep up with and it was so great seeing you both together!
I enjoyed this so much. I have heard of David the Good so now I am interested in his channel also. I am like you with very limited kitchen garden. Oh and I believe my squash are saved. We will see within a day or so. Thank you for all you do to help me. ❤️🙏
I love the crossover videos of the last week. I found your channel through your pepper topping video (the OG viral one) and you introduced me to David the Good in your composting videos. It's so wonderful to see you both together talking gardening. I appreciate y'alls content so much. I think you should make gardening videos followed by spiced rum, pipes, and Jesus an annual event! Finally, thanks to your wife for her videography!
Cucuzzi (those gourds) also make great pickles. They need a strong trellis and night-pollinating moths. Baker creek has them.
Great video Scott❤️
I’m learning a ton from you both. I have a garden area about the same size as Scott and David is just so darn knowledgeable and shares the best stuff. Plus he’s hilarious! To see you two together is absolutely awesome!! 👍🏻👍🏻
Aww this is awesome! I found David’s channel through yours and you both have helped me a lot! God bless you both!
A wonderful insight!!
Mark from Australia is cool and has a similar weather.
My Chaya is 6' tall and flowering. It's very drought tolerant. And grows back every year. But I don't get snow, knock on wood.
I have some of David's books. I'm not a big reader but I'll have them if the grid goes down.
Thought your garden was smaller and was thinking mine was not far off, but when I worked it out we have 83sq metres or 900sq feet of space, and really cannot compare, but to be fair I have maybe 180sq feet of raised bed space and the rest is food forest in the front yard. I think the smaller space, the more creative you are in terms of planting.
TYVM very interesting video
I love 💗 love this.
Hey Jo, been a while since I've seen you comment. Hope all is well.
This cross pollination thing was cool. And fun to see from different angles.
And, to my knowledge you debuted Ds pumpkin patch. First time shown in a yt vid I think.
Never thought to bury the nodes on my pumpkins, definitely worth a try!
New subscriber here. Saw you on David's channel. This is good content and well-presented. I will be scouring your past videos for quite a while, looking for ways to optimize small space gardening. I actually have a large yard, but due to recently becoming a "senior citizen," I need to scale back a bit into more manageable and less strenuous garden workouts. 😊
Thank you.
Loved it! Thanks!
Scott, concerning vine bores on squash plants (and I’m assuming any other plant that gets vine bores), when you get time, go watch That 1870’s Homestead (Rachel and Todd). In the video, she wraps the base stem of the squash plant (just above the roots), with athletic tape. It is sticky and attaches to itself. She only wraps that portion of the vine (just above the roots and to the first leaf). I thought it was a neat idea. Why not try!
Awesome!!
I've planted Everglades Tomatoes for the last 2 years here in San Antonio. It's by far my favorite tomato and much hardier and prolific than other cherry tomatoes.