Cherokee Purple is my favorite! I have a soil disease in my garden (Fusarium oxysporium) so I graft a couple plants onto a disease resistant rootstock (Maxifort) and they produce beautiful, delicious tomatoes for me here in southern Maryland!
Same with SVB and squash and cucumber beetles 😭 I just learned there is a parthenocarpic zucchini out there and I’m considering buying those seeds for next year. I’m growing parthenocarpic cucumbers under cover this year. We’ll see how it goes…
I've been watching your videos since the beginning of last summer. So inspiring! Any chance you could make a list of these so I don't have to pause and write all of these down one at a time? I've been looking to expand my little garden and I've been dying to try that sweet cream tomato! Thanks for all your content!
Thank you for both the videos I’m starting from seed for the first time are finding my love of gardening last summer! Could you do a video on tips for seed starting? ❤️
Same with the SVB. Last year I decided to start another round of squash after the first batch were mutilated lol. Actually went well. I plan to get a second round of seeds going inside earlier this year. Just need to make sure the moths are done laying eggs when I put them out.
They’re the WORST. I’ve heard good things about planting later in the summer so I’m going to definitely try that this year! I’ll start my resistant varieties at normal time but then try to grow some other things much later and see if it helps!
I see a lot of companies selling the same seed varieties for different prices. Do u think the 1.99 is the same as the company selling for 3.50? This is only my second year so not sure if I should be choosy with the company?
Hello, I wandered over from Tik Tok. Love this video! Do you have any tips on how to deter chipmunks 🐿 from having a buffet. Last year, I got 2 tomatoes vs 12 to dear chippy
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Cherokee Purple is my favorite! I have a soil disease in my garden (Fusarium oxysporium) so I graft a couple plants onto a disease resistant rootstock (Maxifort) and they produce beautiful, delicious tomatoes for me here in southern Maryland!
That’s a brilliant idea! I also have that soil disease in one of my beds. Need to try!
Same with SVB and squash and cucumber beetles 😭 I just learned there is a parthenocarpic zucchini out there and I’m considering buying those seeds for next year. I’m growing parthenocarpic cucumbers under cover this year. We’ll see how it goes…
I love how informative your videos are
Thank you so much 🥰
Maybe try the Heavy Hitter okra variety from Baker Creek. Their site says this variety was developed from clemson spineless seed
I love this video! I found you on TikTok and have bought SO MANY of the seeds you've recommended. I cannot wait to get gardening!
Ahhhh thank you for being here! So happy you’re here and so excited for the gardening season as well!
You get me excited about gardening!!!!
Nice I have chocolate habanero, fish peppers, Jalapeño and serano 😊 I just need a bit warmer weather so my chillies actually grow 😂
I have the same squash vine borer issue in my area! So glad to hear of this squash variety
I really like this seeds series. Its like a review! Keep this comming
Awwww your cat is a Meeko? My dog is a Meeko 🥰 I almost bought ground cherry this year but I didn’t wanna overdo it lol.
I've been watching your videos since the beginning of last summer. So inspiring!
Any chance you could make a list of these so I don't have to pause and write all of these down one at a time? I've been looking to expand my little garden and I've been dying to try that sweet cream tomato! Thanks for all your content!
I’m trying to work on a list or excel sheet that I can share! I’ll add a list of these in the description 💕
Good video great selection ❤😊
Living in NC n was planning on growing some of the varieties you've mentioned before seeing this so now I am feeling okay with my decision
Yayyy! 😍😍
Can you show us how you make kimchi?
Thank you for both the videos I’m starting from seed for the first time are finding my love of gardening last summer! Could you do a video on tips for seed starting? ❤️
That’s so exciting! What zone are you in? In 7b I’ll start mine usually mid February. And I’m definitely doing a how to video!
@@meggrowsplants I’m in zone 5b! Thanks for responding and I can’t wait for more videos!
Same with the SVB. Last year I decided to start another round of squash after the first batch were mutilated lol. Actually went well. I plan to get a second round of seeds going inside earlier this year. Just need to make sure the moths are done laying eggs when I put them out.
They’re the WORST. I’ve heard good things about planting later in the summer so I’m going to definitely try that this year! I’ll start my resistant varieties at normal time but then try to grow some other things much later and see if it helps!
I see a lot of companies selling the same seed varieties for different prices. Do u think the 1.99 is the same as the company selling for 3.50? This is only my second year so not sure if I should be choosy with the company?
Hello, I wandered over from Tik Tok. Love this video! Do you have any tips on how to deter chipmunks 🐿 from having a buffet. Last year, I got 2 tomatoes vs 12 to dear chippy
where did you find the trombetta squash? you made it sound delight full I must try.
And the Taiwan yard long all I can find is sketchy shops on etsy
Where did you get your sweet cream tomatoes please? 😊
Wild boar farms!
thank you meg, Ive been searching for five days! 😂😊
Where did you get your mad hatter pepper seeds from :)?
Pepper joes 🥰