Zone 9b Home Farm Update December 2023

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  • @themangovista
    @themangovista ปีที่แล้ว +3

    Going to try broccoli Thanks for sharing

  • @GardeningWithCoffee
    @GardeningWithCoffee ปีที่แล้ว +3

    Great video 👍🏼

  • @idkJustKat
    @idkJustKat ปีที่แล้ว +1

    Just finished watching your feature on Pete Kanaris! I knew early on I was going to subscribe, but at the end of the second video when you said you had a nephew with special needs I had to sit back for a minute to gather myself. My daughter, now 18, had a stroke when she was born. The way you spoke about your nephew, not with pity, but empathy, really spoke to me. I hope you understand how appreciated you are. Your garden knowledge is fantastic, but I think it is your humanity that truly shines through.

    • @leavemealoneimbusyfarming8097
      @leavemealoneimbusyfarming8097  ปีที่แล้ว +1

      My nephew had a stroke at birth too. He is special and everyone loves being around him, his personality is contagious. So loving and innocence . Thank you for sharing your comments.

  • @grilledxcheeze
    @grilledxcheeze ปีที่แล้ว +2

    Thanks for sharing the content, it's encouraging to see people growing successfully. I love seeing the progress you're getting from that high tunnel. How much and at what frequency have you been watering in there? Do you ever have soil samples analyzed? I'm over in Brandon and am having mixed results with my garden. We had a successful tomato crop this year but the cucumber moth caterpillar wiped out our cucumbers early and eventually overcame the patty pan. We got a harvest of pole beans but nothing like I'm used to when gardening up north. Roselle was our star this year. I have a bunch of tobacco seedlings started that has be excited for this year.

    • @leavemealoneimbusyfarming8097
      @leavemealoneimbusyfarming8097  ปีที่แล้ว +1

      Thanks for your comment. I water once a day for 40 minutes using a drip irrigation. During the summer that can vary. I have never had a soil test. I have 30” wide beds that are compost ( tree mulch that is sifted, no manure) and it’s amended with organic fertilizer. I have done several videos on starting my beds and flipping them for a new crop. I utilize the Market Garden Techniques, success is amazing. It’s simple. Growing in a greenhouse with roll up sides is a game changer too. Best wishes growing this upcoming year 🙏