It's always a delight and privilege to see what Jim accomplishes and learns, as he tries new things and improves whatever he's able to. I appreciate what you both share with the world, thank you so very much.
The drone footage is awesome Pete. Great to zoom in on the rows without any footprints. Thank you for turning off the music so we can hear what you say when you guys talk
I never get tired of seeing Jim’s Market Garden! I was there a few weeks ago and it’s amazing! Thanks guys for sharing another video 🙏 Jim I hope those Roma tomatoes are producing.
When you visit Jim it reminds me of a neighbor popping by and having a casual chat, you guys have such a friendly wholesome relationship, its awesome to see!
These garden tours are helpful to show what can be done and how it can be done. One thing is for certain there is always so much work that you are never done but at least that translates into job security which helps provide food security.
Jim is one amazing market gardener, I always enjoy your visits with him. He is such an inspiration to this backyard gardener. Thanks for another great video!
Hey hey I discovered those glowing eyes on the spiders too with my flashlight (FUN time identifying where animals are hiding out and watching! Saw a bear in the bushes that way.)
@@PeteKanarisGreenDreamsFL Yeah so I noticed! A LOT of my ornamentals are 'root hardy' and look like **** now. In the process of cutting most down to 2 inches. Chop and drop.
I let the nasturtium sprout through my garden bed because the cabbage white caterpillars love it more than my cabbages, broccoli and Cauliflower! I just have to make sure it doesn’t get out of control. But the cabbage white caterpillars seem to go through phases of what they prefer. For a couple of months before Christmas, it was my cabbages I found some on. Then suddenly it was the broccoli they loved and they didn’t touch anything else except the nasturtium. Then it was the Cauliflower and the cabbages and broccoli were untouched. But if the nasturtiums weren’t there, they probably would have decimated everything! As it is, it is just a little bit of damage to leaves I probably wouldn’t have rated anyway.
Thanks Pete! You can feel the love by looking at the beauty. Jim’s passion, feeling a sense of peace, shows in the plants. It’s important for people to see these videos so that the rough edges, of everyday life, can melt away. So inspiring!!
On the extra nasturtiums - I added some - flowers and leaves, chopped - to the celery/bell pepper ferment I made this past fall. It was great ! My 1st time making a basic, veggie ferment that wasn't sauerkraut. Adding sliced up radishes to this when packing some in my husband's lunchbox, was also great. Even in just those few hours, they pickled some and he loved em. I barely had any nasturtiums in there, this was made in late fall from 1 lil plant I had going in a pot still, I'd add way more next time. Maybe harvest just bunches of nasturtiums for sale, put on the tag their uses : salads, ferments, wraps etc. .. ?
His garden keeps getting more beautiful every year. There’s lots of winter greens he could plant in Maine mache,Claytonia, kales, winter lettuce. I put another layer of plastic over pvc hoops in my greenhouse to grow the greens.
I love these videos with Jim. They continue to give me hope for my annual vegetable garden here in Florida when I see all the lush greenery. I used to garden in clay soil before I moved here and thought that was bad but I think the sandy "soil" is worse. I continue to improve my soil and seeing Jim's garden gives me hope I may get there one day.
Come on Jim, are you calling the nasturtiums weeds? :)) They are very beneficial in any garden. And they taste great! How about adding them in one of the salad mixes or mustard greens mixes? Love you, brothers ! Keep rolling !
I am absolutely envious of his garden! I’m in Florida too with a north facing property that is mostly shaded by large trees that would cost thousands to remove. My growing game is horrible. All my veggies and plants struggle for life! 😂 I would love to hear input on creative options to grow in extremely shaded Florida yards.
Here in Brazil, my garden in the rainy months suffers from the same problem. It barely receives direct light. During these periods, I have to consume microgreens.
I’m in zone 6b and I planted cilantro in the fall. I have one plant that is busting butt. It’s been covered in snow, it’s been in sub zero every night for the last month (we have mild, warm days). It is GORGEOUS, but smol.
What the world needs now is more people like Jim. What an incredible person he is.
And thank you Pete for documenting him!
Sooooo great
I like just watching Jim walk around his place and examine, prune, analyze, etc everything.
Same here 🤣
It's always a delight and privilege to see what Jim accomplishes and learns, as he tries new things and improves whatever he's able to. I appreciate what you both share with the world, thank you so very much.
I love when you have Jim on. He's so knowledgable and comes across as such a likeable person
Thanks for watching!
Jim cures my depression. He is just so inspiring.
🙌
Jim really gets me inspired to keep growin on! Love his new bearded look!
Thanks for watching!
Man this yard is productive. Complements to the gardener.
The drone footage is awesome Pete. Great to zoom in on the rows without any footprints. Thank you for turning off the music so we can hear what you say when you guys talk
Glad you enjoyed! Thank you for watching!
Good morning folks xx.
Jim everyday please! I just love him! He makes all my worries disappear.
I can’t get enough of these videos of Jim.
It's touching to hear about Jim life beyond farming. Safe travels Jim, hope your daughter sees these one day
I never get tired of seeing Jim’s Market Garden! I was there a few weeks ago and it’s amazing! Thanks guys for sharing another video 🙏 Jim I hope those Roma tomatoes are producing.
That is a gorgeous garden.
Amazing...so much work goes into Jim's plots...The passion he has to have is always evident !
Couldn't agree more!
Always great to see Jim. thanks Pete.
When you visit Jim it reminds me of a neighbor popping by and having a casual chat, you guys have such a friendly wholesome relationship, its awesome to see!
Thanks for the kind words
Love these videos with Jim such a humble soul
Thank you for watching!
So jealous of such an abundant winter garden.
Florida is another world!
THANK U PETE FOR TAKING US TO JIMS PLACE...YES HES REALLY GOT A SUPER 👌 GARDEN N HARVEST TOO IN TIME TO COME..VERY NEAT N WELL PLANNED TOO.
WHY?? IM.FROM.FAR EAST..
Absolutely amazing, I love the walks the way Jim shows his passion it’s amazing thank you 🙏🏻
Wow, Jim’s place is looking great.
Jim's Awesome!!
I love these visits so much.
cant believe how it just keeps getting better. Thanks Pete.
Sitting here in Minnesota, watching you work in your beautiful garden in January...I am soooo jealous.
Absolutely beautiful..such dedication!
True inspiration. Beauty makes me forget edibility/practicality.
These garden tours are helpful to show what can be done and how it can be done. One thing is for certain there is always so much work that you are never done but at least that translates into job security which helps provide food security.
THAT'S almost MY DREAM YARD!!!
What a treasure Jim is. Great video Pete as always.
Indeed and Thanks for watching! 👊
Jim is one amazing market gardener, I always enjoy your visits with him. He is such an inspiration to this backyard gardener. Thanks for another great video!
Thanks for watching!
Always informative and inspiring.
I imagine Pete and Jim might see these as redundant sometimes, but there is so much new and much worth reminding.
Thanks for watching! 👊
I am just so amazed at this garden.
Wow! I'm almost speechless! January middle of winter, and yeah we're having a warm one finally. Jim Kovaleski!!
Hey hey I discovered those glowing eyes on the spiders too with my flashlight (FUN time identifying where animals are hiding out and watching! Saw a bear in the bushes that way.)
That warmth is gone!
@@PeteKanarisGreenDreamsFL Yeah so I noticed! A LOT of my ornamentals are 'root hardy' and look like **** now. In the process of cutting most down to 2 inches. Chop and drop.
These plants are beautiful
Can’t wait to come for holiday!.
Glorious…absolutely glorious!!!!
can not wait for four weeks to see the progress.
Any videos of him setting up those wabblers? (Sprinklers) looks like a great system.
I grow in 7gal containers and I chop and drop all the bad leave right back into the containers.
Thank you for sharing Jim
Hey! Just found your channel. So glad TH-cam recommended it!
I love when you visit Pete. His life wisdom is priceless. I try to follow his philosophy in my garden. 🌿💚
Peggy Helbling's Garden What You've Got 🌿
Snowing and cold in Northern Maine looking forward to early May plantings this 2022 season. Love your inspiration guys. Thank You!!
Thanks for watching!
Jim is such a positive and inspirational gardener. He should do garden voiceovers as he has such a pleasant voice too :)
I like this 😍
Love the gardens and videos Jim and Pete!!
Excellent video. Jim Kovaleski like saint now
And Pete- a big thank you! Your videos are incredible! Thank God for you!
Yes you are so right once you wash it goes bad love all the leaves stuff
Thats a lot of beauty! i love the garden beauty-and of course Jim is epic as a person.
I let the nasturtium sprout through my garden bed because the cabbage white caterpillars love it more than my cabbages, broccoli and Cauliflower! I just have to make sure it doesn’t get out of control. But the cabbage white caterpillars seem to go through phases of what they prefer. For a couple of months before Christmas, it was my cabbages I found some on. Then suddenly it was the broccoli they loved and they didn’t touch anything else except the nasturtium. Then it was the Cauliflower and the cabbages and broccoli were untouched. But if the nasturtiums weren’t there, they probably would have decimated everything! As it is, it is just a little bit of damage to leaves I probably wouldn’t have rated anyway.
Jim’s yard is so inspiring. I’d love for my yard to look like that!
Loveyou the pro tip on cutting lettuce dry for long shelf life.
Thank you Jim, thank you Pete!!
Thanks for watching!
Thanks Pete! You can feel the love by looking at the beauty. Jim’s passion, feeling a sense of peace, shows in the plants. It’s important for people to see these videos so that the rough edges, of everyday life, can melt away.
So inspiring!!
Jim looks so good with the beard!!!! Love it, lookin healthy!
Always enjoy jim .love his calm attitude. Great inspiration to get busy.
Thank You. Jim's energy and skill is so inspiring.
That's Awesome I grew some bok choy this year it is doing really well.
A week after New Years? I need to get started
Indeed, in his vegetable garden, which is full of almost all kinds of vegetables, he is a diligent and talented person.
How awesome is this garden, wow!
Beautiful garden
Heyyyyy Jim. I’m building my front yard raised beds tomorrow.
Awesome!
Yes! Always awesome to see a Jim and Pete video in my feed!
🙌🙌
I LOVE this guy's yard & attitude.... it's like my dream house! Thanks for the video!
Always a pleasure to watch Jim get DOWN BAYBEE 🔥🔥🔥
I wish Jim had a YT channel, would love to follow him as he builds his gardens.
That's what we're here for 😊
On the extra nasturtiums - I added some - flowers and leaves, chopped - to the celery/bell pepper ferment I made this past fall. It was great ! My 1st time making a basic, veggie ferment that wasn't sauerkraut. Adding sliced up radishes to this when packing some in my husband's lunchbox, was also great. Even in just those few hours, they pickled some and he loved em. I barely had any nasturtiums in there, this was made in late fall from 1 lil plant I had going in a pot still, I'd add way more next time. Maybe harvest just bunches of nasturtiums for sale, put on the tag their uses : salads, ferments, wraps etc. .. ?
always inspirational!
Thanks for watching!
Got my winter crop soil blocks rockin' and now for some youtube time with Pete & Jim!
🙌👊
New sub and from what I've watched each vid has something to teach a novice like me! Much appreciation Gents!
I’m thinking about doing something for you
I just want you guys
Welcome to the Channel!
His garden keeps getting more beautiful every year. There’s lots of winter greens he could plant in Maine mache,Claytonia, kales, winter lettuce. I put another layer of plastic over pvc hoops in my greenhouse to grow the greens.
A national treasure
The only thing I like about winter is the fact that Jim goes back to Florida to work on this garden
I love these videos with Jim. They continue to give me hope for my annual vegetable garden here in Florida when I see all the lush greenery. I used to garden in clay soil before I moved here and thought that was bad but I think the sandy "soil" is worse. I continue to improve my soil and seeing Jim's garden gives me hope I may get there one day.
Love jim
Anymore market footage? Or maybe some more Maine?
More of Maine coming to the Master Class !
hailing from Prince George Bc. stay warm Florida boys. 🌱
Great video mate love what Jim does 👍👍
Thanks for watching
Always you videos at Jim's place, very inspiring. I going to do my market garden similar to that this year.
Wow! Blessings Abound!
I did like this video - the music at the end is cool- good to see the both of you
Absolutely fantastic content. Thank you Pete and Jim. Great wisdom on maximizing to the max. So incredible!
Thanks for watching 🙌
This guy is awesome! I'd love to have a neighbor like him!
Come on Jim, are you calling the nasturtiums weeds? :)) They are very beneficial in any garden. And they taste great! How about adding them in one of the salad mixes or mustard greens mixes?
Love you, brothers ! Keep rolling !
Amazing!
Man, we gotta wait 4 weeks! I’m so amazed by him!
Be patient and stay tuned!
I’d love a video on how Jim irrigates his growing spaces
We've touched on it in previous videos. Maybe we will make a dedicated Irrigation video
Wow, many vegetabkes, i like them all.
Nice philosophizing… so agreeable.
I am absolutely envious of his garden! I’m in Florida too with a north facing property that is mostly shaded by large trees that would cost thousands to remove. My growing game is horrible. All my veggies and plants struggle for life! 😂 I would love to hear input on creative options to grow in extremely shaded Florida yards.
Here in Brazil, my garden in the rainy months suffers from the same problem. It barely receives direct light. During these periods, I have to consume microgreens.
Wow! Wer kann, der kann!
Weiterhin viel Erfolg. Das sieht fantastisch aus.
Schöne Gärtner Grüße aus Deutschland 😀🍀
I eat the nasturtiums, the flowers are great in salads or just alone! They taste like radishes. 😊
Justin could definitely learn some things from Jim about diligence and not letting the harvest spoil! I’ve learned a ton myself.
I like his style!
Thank you for sharing this incredible garden and all of the insights and energy.
Thanks for watching! 😊
I love these videos. They are SO inspiring. Thanks for making them, guys!
Thanks for watching 🙌
I’m in zone 6b and I planted cilantro in the fall. I have one plant that is busting butt. It’s been covered in snow, it’s been in sub zero every night for the last month (we have mild, warm days). It is GORGEOUS, but smol.