End of Spring WORKING TOUR: Saving Seeds, Pruning Tomatoes & MUCH MORE
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.ค. 2024
- Come work alongside me as I save seeds from wildflowers, prune tomatoes, hand-pollinate squash, deal with pests & diseases, trellis tomatillos, harvest fruit & veggies, feed my worms, and more! I'll also give you a short tour of what's growing in my garden this week.
Introduction 00:00
Chamomile harvest 00:34
Chickpeas -1:17
Calendula (seed saving & powdery mildew) 01:30
Strawflower (saving seeds) 03:14
Marigold (saving seeds) 03:44
Rise & shine summer squash 04:02
Ranunculus corms 04:29
Petunia with aphids 04:45
Saving seeds from lupine 05:07
Larkspur 06:15
Firecracker penstemon 06:43
Dwarf vitex 07:07
Parry's penstemon 07:52
Artichoke harvest 08:46
In-bed vermicomposting bins 09:16
Strawberry harvest 09:57
Chayote 10:22
Squash pollination 10:30
Tomato pruning 12:09
Trellising tomatillos 13:58
Garden tour 14:34
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I am in awe of your garden. As an older gardener I have seen my gardens get smaller as I age but my enthusiasm ever diminishes and you inspire me.
Well said, me too!
These kind of “work with me” videos are so helpful and inspiring! Thank you.
I'm in Chandler getting ready to turn my yard into a garden. You are one of the best resources I've found for desert gardening and I am so grateful you're sharing it with us!
I live in Southern New Mexico, and the sun is brutal . So your channel is the closest to my growing condition. I've had to create my own shade. Thanks for the content.
Wow!! 😍 The ending in the dust/night tour is gorgeous. What a beautiful place you’ve created.
Thank you for showing the hand pollination of the squash. I’ve never understood the male and female flowers until now. I look forward to seeing your videos. Being that I am also from Az., you have helped me, inspired me and I’ve learned so much from you. Your garden is amazing! Thank you Angela for all you do!
Your garden is already gorgeous, the night lighting makes it pure magic!❤
You're a wonderful inspiration.
You have a beautiful peaceful oasis Angela, thank you for sharing it with us!!
Beautiful handwriting.
Your best video for so many reasons. You are my garden hero!!
Thanks
I have never seen chick peas, or artichoke grow, I appreciate your channel its very informative. I’m in zone 5.
Beautiful garden
I had the same issue with my petunias this year. It is definitely interesting about the different weather patterns and the effect on plants and pests! Now I know it was not just me. Thank you for sharing!
Our daughter lived in Peoria for a couple of years. I would never have believed a garden as wonderful as yours would be possible. But, I suppose with enough love and care it is possible. Thank you for sharing.
LOVE everything about your garden!!!! I love the chickens get all the yummies! Do the neighbors mind the chickens? I want to get ducks when we move to our land, but wonder what neighbors will think? It's 10 acres, so not close to them, but ducks make alot of noise when hungry :) ENPERIENCE!!!! LOL
Many of my neighbors also have chickens. I don't have any roosters so other than announcing when they lay an egg (or when I'm trying to film a video...) the chickens aren't too loud.
@@GrowingInTheGarden thank you.
Just found her channel and WOW ! Will be binging as time permits.
I really enjoyed watching this video Angela, I have a small garden here in SW Florida, zone 9b and have been gardening for over 15 years but always learn something new, thanks for sharing this video and have a great weekend🌱🌱🌼🌷🌻🌺
Thank you, we love your garden! We are getting ready for the summer planting. So fun gardening with you!
Can't believe your already ending spring, spring is moving so slow for us 😅
Beautiful! You inspire me!
I hope you make more of this type of video.
I am learning so much from your channel. Thank you so much for sharing!
Always informative - Thanx.
Angela you are such an inspiration i am from israel as the weather is much rhe same as yours it helps a lot to know what to do and when.i began ti make the vegetable garden as the epidemic began and learned all from youtube especialy from you you are like a mentor for me thank you very much
Hello from Arizona USA
Beautiful! I’m in Oregon so it’s very exciting to see your garden in Mesa so I can look forward to when mine will look full and wonderful as well!! You’ve done a fantastic job this year!!!❤
So cool, I have been watching your videos and seeing your success. I am also in 9b in Texas. FATHER GOD BLESS YOU Angela and your family in JESUS NAME 🙏 ❤
Wow!!!! Just beautiful!!!
Thank you for sharing so much knowledge!! I’m learning so much in just the couple videos I’ve watched. 🎉
Your garden is goals 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽❤️❤️❤️
Your garden is a dream! I am going little over a year gardening and is been really challenging, your videos keep me optimistic.❤️
Your garden is beautiful! I love all the flowers you've incorporated into the vegetable beds. The party lights add a touch of magic in the evening!
I really enjoyed this style video. It was very tranquil.
I'm so glad!
So beautiful. I’m not having good luck with straw flowers. Yours are gorgeous. I’m in zone 9b, the other side of this big city from you. First year with tomatoes and and can’t be happier. Sunflowers are going strong but not as big as yours yet. ❤. Thank You Angela. You are and inspiration.
Beautiful!
I love your garden tours.
Such a beautiful garden! We are in Gilbert and thanks to you and your advice our garden is also thriving 😊.
Thank you for doing this video! Your flowers inspire me since I normally won't grow flowers unless I can eat them (lol) but it adds so much to a garden. Pulled out 3 spiky cactus in my zone 10 yard, only one big one to go. Ready to try more flower gardening along with the ongoing veggies.
Your garden is beautiful ❤❤❤
thank you for this🥰
Absolutely stunningly beautiful!
That was so fun to watch and I learned a lot, too. I am really enjoying these working tour videos. Thanks!
Stunning! Blessings on the rest of the growing season.
What an amazing, beautiful garden. Thanks for sharing...
Beautiful garden you have. Love your videos.
I am loving these videos! It’s so interesting to see what others are doing in their gardens 😊
Wow! Your garden is incredible! Thank you for all the tips!
Fabulous video Angela! Thank you so much for sharing the seed saving tips! I love your spotlight type videos and blog that are in depth and too ding these types of “come along with me as I work” also so inspiring and too full of useful ideas and information! Thanks so much 🤗
So beautiful! I love your garden!
Here in SE Idaho, we're barely working our beds, now that the snow has melted. We had 30° last night here in Zone 5. Typically, we aim for May 30th for planting all of our seedlings.
Amazing how different our seasons can be. We will begin heating up pretty quickly.
@@GrowingInTheGarden yeah already hit mid 90s yesterday and again today here in SoCal. then our lows sunday night projected to be 50* and 51* monday night. 40* swing in a span of a day and a half, we'll see what survives.
172. Lk 🎉😊❤
So beautiful with the lights on💖 Thank you for the seed saving instruction. I’m trying to save some Pansy seeds and I never know quite when to pick them. I picked one the other day. It had a big green ball where the flower was. I brought it in and just put it on a paper towel. Within two days it had dried and popped open, kind of ejecting a couple of tiny seeds out 😮
Go Chaote Go !!! 😀 great video Angela ❤
I'm cheering for it too! Third time's the charm?
@Growing In The Garden, I take it from this comment that success with chayote is a bit elusive here in the Valley for you, too.
I was going to ask for tips but I'll just track your progress as you've gotten further than I have.
Thanks for this very helpful video! 💚
I love your channel and thank you so much for sharing. Can you make a video on how to grow watermelon in Arizona? I need some help. Lol.
Here's a blogpost: growinginthegarden.com/how-to-grow-watermelon-7-tips-for-growing-watermelon/
Natasha at Enlightenment Garden pointed me to you.
You're so lucky to be able to grow artichokes! I'm in 5B so they would have to be an annual and I've shied away from that, being that so many other things must also be planted annually. I considered seeing if they would overwinter until this winter... when it got very cold for an extended period of time. I just don't think they'll make it.
Angela, Thank you for your education video's. Question on snapdragons & double carnations here in zone 9b. Are they at an end of production?? Mine seem to be drying up, which I thought was early for this time of year.
Should still have some time left for both - how is your soil?
Love your videos. Could you please remind me where you are located and your zone. Thanks
Mesa, Arizona zone 9b
How how how on earth do you keep those tiny little green flea like bugs out of your chamomile? 🌻
I do get some - they usually leave when I dry them.
If you have chickens can you make a video of how you care for them and what they eat
Good idea!
Beautiful garden really enjoyed it! Where did you buy the lights that you had on the walls all around and a solar light in the garden buckets on the ground….can you make a video what you feed your tomato plants in the soil. Thank you
Here are links to the lights: amzn.to/3nOSsFb and amzn.to/3NRdNZl Here's a link to the fertilizer I use: amzn.to/44S35YK
@@GrowingInTheGarden Thank you ❤️
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Thank you for your videos 💕learning lots!
Do you know where I can buy Oca Tubers locally here in AZ
I'm not sure. I've never seen them grown here.
@@GrowingInTheGarden
Okay most of the online stores have sold out
Hey Angela, do you know how to get rid of grubs in the beds? They are eating the roots of my plants and killing them.
I usually dig them up - if I spot one, I dig around and see if there are more.
Enjoyed the video. I just discovered very early stages of powdery mildew on my 4 tomato plants In my garden, do you have any recommendations for a spray to treat the plant after I prune off some effected leaves? I’ve been reading up on neem oil and a milk/water solution.
growinginthegarden.com/how-to-prevent-and-treat-powdery-mildew/
Hi Angela
I am in Vegas and I thought we have the same weather climate. Your garden is always ahead and full grown. When do you start all these? Winter is cold so it’s hard to plant for spring.
I lived in Vegas for a while. You get colder there in the winter than we do. Many of the flowers I have growing right now are frost hardy and can be planted in the fall.
@@GrowingInTheGarden would you pls help give me a list of flowers and veggies that are cold hardy for Vegas? I always have flowers in my yard and I do have lettuce, spinach, etc in winter. I want to see what else I can add this fall that go thru spring. I love your garden.
One struggle I have been experiencing is a lack of pollinators in my vegetable garden. You seem to have an abundance of flowers growing among your food crops. What would you say is a good ratio of flowers to vegetables to promote pollination?
Great question. I try to plant at least one flower and one herb in every bed.
Beautiful garden!! How do you control squash bugs? I work 50 hours a week and tending to the garden daily is difficult... I stopped growing squash and zucchini for that reason.
They are difficult: Here's a blogpost with more info: growinginthegarden.com/organic-pest-control-that-really-works/
Angela: Can you please share what you are now using for your in-grown worm composting?
Yes, I have a variety of "buckets" in my beds. The white buckets (the lids have all broken, but some of the bins are still going. Wire plant protectors amzn.to/3nbfhTg and these wire garbage cans amzn.to/3NmOIVT
@@GrowingInTheGarden Thank you.
The wire garbage cans are exactly what I use for cloches and I source them from Dollar Tree. I am excited to also try them as an option for in ground worm composting.
Question please did you grow enough chick peas to can for the pantry if so how many seeds did you sow and what size bed did you use or did you just grow them to have as snacking outside
This was my first time planting - I only planted 2-3 squares worth. Not enough for a large harvest. I saved all of them and will plant all next year for a larger harvest.
I saw in another video that you used buckets for your worm bins. Do you no longer do that?
I use some of them still (some have broken - and I also added these garbage can type bins.
I planted from seed some radishes 2 months ago (Peoria Az) and the stems are like 2-3 feet tall and i pulled one out and the single radish was tiny, I think I chose a bad variety
It bolted - stressed. Here are some radish tips: growinginthegarden.com/how-to-grow-radishes/
My chamomile has tiny little worms come out of it so i didnt want to use it for tea. How do you prevent them ?
They may leave in the drying process -
Do you experience any problems with birds in your garden? I'm in the Tucson area and I have birds always attacking my yellow squash fruit and leaves. They also eat the leaves off of my pepper plants. I put up bird netting which is a pain. I look at your garden and think why can't mine be open like that?
I have a lot of birds, they mostly eat the sunflowers, but I have one area where they are attacking the cucumber and zinnia leaves as well.
Ciao Angela sto costruendo un impianto di irrigazione a sei stazione ,tu quale centralina hai usato? che marca e modello ? grazie fammi sapere
Buon lavoro
Hi - this is the one I used: amzn.to/40SMP6t Rachio Smart Controller
@@GrowingInTheGarden grazie mille
Are some of you flowers or are they in raised beds