James, please, I'm right across the Tacony Palmyra from you. This smoke? What should we do? Protection wise I mean, this can't be healthy for the food we hope to eat either? 2nd year Gardner, but this seems pretty unprecedented here. Any advice from anyone in all this?
@@LynnMTHA I'm near capital of Ct and I see some smoke and sure can smell it. I don't see any ash on my veggies. In New Haven, local weather on news shows thick smoke from sky to the ground it seems but I'm on ground level. Those pics were from drone or copter higher up. Looked at the way the air is moving on the map. Curious how it seems to avoid the capital. Only one thing comes to mind. Manipulation. If I find ash I'll use a vacuum to blow it off with shop vac or my hand held. Worth a try. Air quality is bad for those with lung issues so stay inside. If it is just timer burning that's one thing. Any chemicals in the smoke, I don't know.
James, I’d like to thank you for teaching me so much. I’ve learned gardening by TH-camrs such as yourself. So, much peace and love sent your and Tuck’s way. 💜🥕
Tuck is quite the little helper! Nice to see a yorkie actually on the ground being a dog rather than being carried around under someone arm! he’s really CUTE! Is he full bred or a mix? He looks a little more robust than most! Thanks for the tips!
I sell bedding plants at a northern Minnesota Farmer’s Market. So many people want cucumber & melon plants way early in the season. I tell them the plants won’t be happy if you put them out too early. But they go buy them from someone else then wonder why they don’t do well. Thank you for your advice & agreement.
James, I love watching your videos and wish I could see your garden in person! I bet you have the best garden in the Garden State! I’m a Jersey girl living in Indiana and gardening in part of my heart and soul. Can’t imagine what I would do if I didn’t have some earth to dig, plant, and grow flowers and vegetables. I appreciate the wealth of information that you share.
I too had so many cucumbers last year. I made Cucumber water. Blend peeled cuks with a little water, lime juice, sugar or choice of sweetener, or no sweetener. Strain or not. Also add watermelon. Cucumber and water melon water. Everyone loved it! Can put a sprig of mint in glass.
I'm so glad I watched your videos about cucumbers before planting them for the first time. I wouldn't have known to start the seeds later than others or to not let them ripen on the vine without your help.
honestly, i wish this video came out two weeks earlier. My first batch of cucumbers died, but hopefully, the second batch will do better with your help
I love that little dog. It reminds me so much of my little guy who loved gardening with me and would eat whatever I ate except hot peppers he wasnt stupid. Lol God love ya James and your little helper
I put up a 50 x 14 caterpillar tunnel with a 50% shade cloth. Running up strings, best crop I have ever had. I am in hot Alabama. It is humid and rains a lot, no blight, put copper wire antennas in for electroculture and no bugs so far.
@@wifigrannyl.1354 I’m at that age where I’m trying to work out how to delete certain memories, so I’ve room in my brain to take in great detail on cucumber growing 😂🙌
@@wifigrannyl.1354 Right now, I’m at the point where he advises to cut off the first few cucumbers 😱 I’ll need to sleep on this for a couple of nights before I perform this cucumber surgery & hope others will appear 🙏 I’ve had my first radish today 😋 & shared it with three people, (it was the best radish ever!) so you can imagine my predicament 😂
The skip you do at the beginning of each video!!!! My boyfriend and I get a kick out of that! Your energy is great! Thanks for the info, Tuck is so cute!
I am always so amazed with your wealth of knowledge. Thank you for sharing. I am definitely going to buy insect netting. Great idea! Tuck is so cute! All the hearts for him ❤❤❤❤❤
Love your videos! My husband and I are avid gardeners but still have a lot to learn. We are also determined to only be organic in our gardening. You fit the bill on both. You n Tuck keep up the good work😊
Zinnias and dahlias are the best trap crops for cucumber beetles, in my experience. The flowers are like a billboard for pollinators too. It's easy to knock beetles off the blossoms into a container of slightly soapy water to drown them. Use just enough soap or detergent to break the surface tension of the water.
My zucchini and cukes are under And all out assault by these little devils. This is my first time gardening so I didn’t take the necessary precautions. I try to grab them and they drop into the dirt or fly away! Do you think Neem oil will work?
Watching your video no one can possibly doubt your words if they just look at the close ups of your gardens. Unlike many other videos your plants look so healthy...no yellow spots, no diseases, no bug bites. I am a new fan!! Will be stopping back to watch your cucumber tips again. So much was helpful. Thank you for your knowledge!! Oh, and Tuck....if I could only get my dog to behave as well as he does around your plants! Melissa
Thanks for the tip on covering cucumber seedlings. Here in North Jersey, they are getting chewed up. Keep up the great work. Spamming hearts for Tuck.❤❤❤❤
Hi James Great info thanks. You mentioned about a garden journal, I was wondering if you could do a video showing how you fill in your garden journal and talk it through. I am located in Great Britain but find the tips you give are very helpful. 😊😊
My mom sent me one of your videos now I’ve watched 10 in a row! Great advice, you are so knowledgeable and fun to watch.. Thanks for all the good advice.
I have a small garden and I just have one cucumber plant. I kept it indoors in a pot by the window, now I have just planted it outside in a bigger pot, in a mini greenhouse. There is a trellis behind it and I keep peeking at the tiny flowers cos it's so exciting. It's like a well-loved child :o)
You my friend, are the new King of Gardening for beginners!! I love it here and have gotten so much valuable info from you. Best Gardening Value for a few years now for me! And THANKYOU to Tuck, he's got me planting things just for my pooch as well! 💞
Thank you!!! This is such good information. This is my second year growing them and I wish I saw this sooner! Thank you for educating us! So dang good! And let’s be honest, we know Tuck is doing all the hard work 😆. He’s lucky he’s got a good assistant in James 😆❤️.
Not saying that they don't like to snack~~my parrots LOVE fresh veggies almost as mch as Tuck does! *LOL* I'm hoping for a new/larger yard in the next year or so. Then I can start implementing much of what you've shown us. I've got to modify them a bit due to some physical disabilities, but I'm willing to make do! Please give Tuck a scritch for me!😁
James, your garden looks SOOOOOOOOO PERFECT!!! It makes me think of the garden of Eden. It's massive and obviously labor intensive. Do you do ALL OF THAT WORK by yourself?????? It's absolutely BEAUTIFUL and full of so much VARIETY!! Thanks for sharing the tips. And that cherry tree!!! Many blessings to you!
I use Socates for my early indoor cucumbers that I grow in pots and train across my south facing bifold doors in the kitchen ( they remain closed!). I can sow in January and harvest my first cucumbers in April, long before the outdoor ones get planted out 😊.
I spray cucumbers plants with mint oil. It disguises it from the beetles. I also keep leaves off the ground and trellis them with bamboo. I grow Socrates and English long and Marketmore.
I’ve been watching your videos for a while but this is the first time I’ve seen this one. Your passion for gardening was really showing (as per usual). Thank you for your advice and your love for gardening.
Thanks for the inspiration to garden. This is my third year to garden and your channel has helped me immensely. There is quite a learning curve and being able to watch your channel has helped me so much.
I can't believe Tuck loves all those veggies so much! I used to have a Yorkie too and he loved certain things, but I don't think he ever wanted a radish or a cucumber. Great information James, thank you!!!!
I Garden here in New Jersey also mines much smaller I have a forest in my backyard not much sun trying my hand at some corn this year also love growing fig trees I haven't seen any in your garden
I love growing mine 🆙 Straight much easier to maintain & easy to inject the bt or to look 👀 for them ❤ Thank you for all your info It’s awesome for learning gardeners like me ☺️
James thank you, very good and complete video, I will put in practice all of this usefull information 😀 keep up the good grow my friend, greetings from Chile 🇨🇱
Good timing on this! I’m going to build a cucumber trellis with what stuff I have laying around in the garage. Should be next to no cost and easily done. Thank you for the consistent quality content!
How did you manage to find a fur baby (Tuck) that loves fruits and vegetables as much as you do?!?!?🤣🤣🤣🤣❤️❤️🥰🥰🥰🤣🤣🤣I love him so much!!! He’s so sweet!!!
This is my third season gardening and my third Rainier Cherry Tree. Each has died. I can’t figure out what I am doing wrong. I tossed 1. 2 of them I am still watering and fertilizing hoping by way of a miracle it will begin to leaf back out but so far, just sticks, the both of them. Just sticks. Not a leaf in sight! My favorite fruit and so very expensive at the grocery. I was so excited. I’m not going to quit so I guess I’ll be purchasing another when the time is right. Great video. Both you and Tuck do such a wonderful job! 💜
Have you ever tried producing and planting produce from scraps? I've been told nothing will grow, but i put a rotten cucumber in my garden bed last year, and it not inly grew but also produced a ton of produce! I was shocked. I also used the scraps from a cherry tomato i had left over, and it's actually growing.
Excellent video James. Thank you so much for all these timely tips. I've just started gardening for the 1st time this year and your help will probably save my cucumber crop (and other veggies). I'm having a blast. Best wishes for you and Tuck!
I love that you give examples of what to plant if you had issues. Takes a lot of guess work out of the process and makes me hopeful this year we will get a harvest. Trying some of those new varieties this year.
Curious in NZ- never have my peas attacked by birds. Blackbirds do a number on my vege beds generally though. I use the netting like you do. Love your work. Very informative.
Amazing tips!! I learned a lot today thanks to you and Tuck. I harvested 60 lbs of Lemon Cukes this last season from my vines without knowing about the ripening phase...can't wait to see what next year is like!
Cukes always frustrated me. I didn't know u don't get a bountiful harvest letting them go longer. Changing my game plan this year! Thanks. Love to Tuck.
I’m in central Georgia, our growing season is early March through early October, sometimes later! I don’t plant my cucumbers until July 1 - July 15 depending on what space is freed up around that time and what was previously harvested from a given grow location. Then I’m harvesting the cucumbers from Late August/Early September to frost or plant die back.
James, Thank you for your wonderful and informative videos. We are getting a lot of gardening knowledge from them even though we hope have had veggie gardens for decades.
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James, please, I'm right across the Tacony Palmyra from you. This smoke? What should we do? Protection wise I mean, this can't be healthy for the food we hope to eat either? 2nd year Gardner, but this seems pretty unprecedented here. Any advice from anyone in all this?
@@LynnMTHA I'm near capital of Ct and I see some smoke and sure can smell it. I don't see any ash on my veggies. In New Haven, local weather on news shows thick smoke from sky to the ground it seems but I'm on ground level. Those pics were from drone or copter higher up. Looked at the way the air is moving on the map. Curious how it seems to avoid the capital. Only one thing comes to mind. Manipulation. If I find ash I'll use a vacuum to blow it off with shop vac or my hand held. Worth a try. Air quality is bad for those with lung issues so stay inside. If it is just timer burning that's one thing. Any chemicals in the smoke, I don't know.
Never known a dog to be so fond of vegetables. Such a paradise for Tuck. 🥒
My Yorkie used to love to eat cucumbers and the brother to my Yorkie was half his size and he loved those
Tuck chomping on veggies in the garden is just the sweetest thing!
Tried it with my dog...na😂
❤❤my dog luvs to eat cookies, Brownies, etc. 14 y.o. so far, is my Zoey. I love Tuck ❤❤❤❤
Tucker is literally the CUTEST garden helper ever!! 😍🐕💕
Yes he is!
Thanks
Tucker is such a lucky dog, and one of the healthiest.
I came for the cucumbers, stayed for Tuck! 😂 Great video, thank you!
James, I’d like to thank you for teaching me so much. I’ve learned gardening by TH-camrs such as yourself. So, much peace and love sent your and Tuck’s way. 💜🥕
Me,😊👌🏾 as well
Absolutely agree. Thank you!
Yes!
I love watching Tuck nosh on the veggies. I can’t believe he loves radishes too! 🥒 🐕 🤎
This is perfect timing, as my cucumbers are in the seedling stage right now. As always, ❤❤❤❤s for the little boss!
James, you have a lot knowledge. I think you should write a book.
I’d buy it!
James I follow you frequently. I’m up in north Jersey and have patterned my garden after yours. Gary
Tuck is quite the little helper! Nice to see a yorkie actually on the ground being a dog rather than being carried around under someone arm! he’s really CUTE! Is he full bred or a mix? He looks a little more robust than most! Thanks for the tips!
soooooooooooooooooooooooo true
My Yorkie is the same size and I’ve seen others like that. They’re 10-lb dogs :)
Robust...lol❤😂
Putting black plastic over the beds in march, will thaw and warm the soil so planting can happen a bit earlier.
Haha, OMGosh, Tuck at the end poking his head thru the cucumber plant to get his cucumber snack you gave him, LOL!! He is so cute!! 🥰🥰
Not giving up James. With your help this is going to be the year!! LET'S GO!!!!!
Hey James and Tuck, we sure appreciate your videos and Tuck eating his veggies always brings a smile to our faces!!!
“Cucumbers hate cold feet” 😂😂 Don’t we all? Thanks for the tips! You always help me with anything I want to drop!
Is grass and weeds good as mulch for plants
@@JohnnyZBeatZ if there are no seeds, yes.
@@JohnnyZBeatZyep excellent chop & drop or in this case Pull & Drop! Just make sure they haven’t been sprayed with weed killer 😅
I sell bedding plants at a northern Minnesota Farmer’s Market. So many people want cucumber & melon plants way early in the season. I tell them the plants won’t be happy if you put them out too early. But they go buy them from someone else then wonder why they don’t do well. Thank you for your advice & agreement.
James, I love watching your videos and wish I could see your garden in person! I bet you have the best garden in the Garden State! I’m a Jersey girl living in Indiana and gardening in part of my heart and soul. Can’t imagine what I would do if I didn’t have some earth to dig, plant, and grow flowers and vegetables. I appreciate the wealth of information that you share.
I too had so many cucumbers last year. I made Cucumber water. Blend peeled cuks with a little water, lime juice, sugar or choice of sweetener, or no sweetener. Strain or not.
Also add watermelon.
Cucumber and water melon water.
Everyone loved it!
Can put a sprig of mint in glass.
I'm so glad I watched your videos about cucumbers before planting them for the first time. I wouldn't have known to start the seeds later than others or to not let them ripen on the vine without your help.
honestly, i wish this video came out two weeks earlier. My first batch of cucumbers died, but hopefully, the second batch will do better with your help
I can see how passionate you are to have this beautiful garden. enjoy
Tuck is probably one of the healthiest dog around. ❤
I love that little dog. It reminds me so much of my little guy who loved gardening with me and would eat whatever I ate except hot peppers he wasnt stupid. Lol God love ya James and your little helper
I LOVE YOU MAYNE!!! you are exactly how i feel when gardening
Hope you and Tuck are staying safe from the wildfire smoke, I know it's bad in Jersey right now!
You are my favorite gardening channel! I love your positive enthusiasm!
I put up a 50 x 14 caterpillar tunnel with a 50% shade cloth. Running up strings, best crop I have ever had. I am in hot Alabama. It is humid and rains a lot, no blight, put copper wire antennas in for electroculture and no bugs so far.
We tried electroculture it didn't work
We are growing Suyo Long cucumbers this year because of your recommendation!! Thank you!
Let's Gooo Karen S! Me and Tuck hope they give you some massive harvests!
I'm so grateful for your videos. They've turned my brown thumb into a green one!
Fantastic advice! 1st year of growing cucumbers, they’re currently about two inches tall, so I’ll try to remember everything you said. Thank you 🥒🥒
Let's Gooo!!!
@@jamesprigioni I’ll be doing your little “Let’s goooo” jig every time I enter the garden too 💃😂
I have to take notes. My memory isn’t what it used to be, especially on the names of the varieties.
@@wifigrannyl.1354 I’m at that age where I’m trying to work out how to delete certain memories, so I’ve room in my brain to take in great detail on cucumber growing 😂🙌
@@wifigrannyl.1354 Right now, I’m at the point where he advises to cut off the first few cucumbers 😱 I’ll need to sleep on this for a couple of nights before I perform this cucumber surgery & hope others will appear 🙏 I’ve had my first radish today 😋 & shared it with three people, (it was the best radish ever!) so you can imagine my predicament 😂
Never knew how good a fresh fig tasted right out of your garden it's an amazing fruit
Great information! Thanks so much. Also, I have never seen a dog eat radishes! Way to go Tuck! ❤️😘💘💓💜
He is one dieting dog.
The skip you do at the beginning of each video!!!! My boyfriend and I get a kick out of that! Your energy is great! Thanks for the info, Tuck is so cute!
Thank you for making this video! I love Tuck❤I just lost my 17 year old Yorkie, please give Tuck a hug for me. They’re amazing dogs!
I am always so amazed with your wealth of knowledge. Thank you for sharing. I am definitely going to buy insect netting. Great idea!
Tuck is so cute! All the hearts for him ❤❤❤❤❤
Our Cucumbers here in the Tropics of Australia experience heat all year round. We experience tempretures from 71°f - 96°f in one day
Im in NSW ...what varieties do u grow?
I mainly grow Lebanese Cucumbers their the main one that grow well up here
@@akaNoMicStve are they heirloom do u know?
No I don't sorry
Love that you said keep a garden journal. I’m doing this year to see what is working
Thanks..!.. I planted Japanese cucumber seeds...Looking forward to seeing them grow..
Have you tried growing Nimrod cucumbers? Mini ones that Tuck would love xxxx❤
Love your videos! My husband and I are avid gardeners but still have a lot to learn. We are also determined to only be organic in our gardening. You fit
the bill on both. You n Tuck keep up the good work😊
Nice Mary how are you doing and how is the weather conditions over there
In Australia we have the same problem with pests, but ours are called Pumpkin Beetles, and they multiply day-by-day.
Zinnias and dahlias are the best trap crops for cucumber beetles, in my experience. The flowers are like a billboard for pollinators too. It's easy to knock beetles off the blossoms into a container of slightly soapy water to drown them. Use just enough soap or detergent to break the surface tension of the water.
My zucchini and cukes are under And all out assault by these little devils. This is my first time gardening so I didn’t take the necessary precautions. I try to grab them and they drop into the dirt or fly away! Do you think Neem oil will work?
@@katm4841 Neem oil did not help with the cucumber beetles
for me last year. Tons of beetles!
Watching your video no one can possibly doubt your words if they just look at the close ups of your gardens. Unlike many other videos your plants look so healthy...no yellow spots, no diseases, no bug bites. I am a new fan!! Will be stopping back to watch your cucumber tips again. So much was helpful. Thank you for your knowledge!! Oh, and Tuck....if I could only get my dog to behave as well as he does around your plants! Melissa
Thanks for the tip on covering cucumber seedlings. Here in North Jersey, they are getting chewed up. Keep up the great work. Spamming hearts for Tuck.❤❤❤❤
James, you and Tuck are my favorite gardening gurus, thank you. Living in FL, so no cold feet here. Thank you for sharing your knowledge
Tuck is the sweetest pup❤
I just put my seeds in the ground today. lets see what happens 6 weeks from now. I never knew that about production stopping!
Hi James
Great info thanks. You mentioned about a garden journal, I was wondering if you could do a video showing how you fill in your garden journal and talk it through. I am located in Great Britain but find the tips you give are very helpful. 😊😊
I love your teachings and tips. You make me feel like I can be a successful gardener. There's so much to learn.
My mom sent me one of your videos now I’ve watched 10 in a row! Great advice, you are so knowledgeable and fun to watch.. Thanks for all the good advice.
Just love your garden ❤. 👵🏻👩🌾❣️
Morning James from Australia 🇦🇺🤗 7.30 here. Great way to start the day!❤️
I have a small garden and I just have one cucumber plant. I kept it indoors in a pot by the window, now I have just planted it outside in a bigger pot, in a mini greenhouse. There is a trellis behind it and I keep peeking at the tiny flowers cos it's so exciting. It's like a well-loved child :o)
Hi James and Tuck. You mentioned avoiding the cucumber beetle by planting when it is less prevalent...when is this please?🌱🐾
Nice comment Jen how are you doing
You my friend, are the new King of Gardening for beginners!! I love it here and have gotten so much valuable info from you. Best Gardening Value for a few years now for me! And THANKYOU to Tuck, he's got me planting things just for my pooch as well! 💞
Hi James . I recently started watching your channel and let me tell you your videos are amazing.......Lots of love from India
Because of you and tuck my garden is thriving this year!! Thank you so much for providing all this knowledge to us! ♥️
Thank you!!! This is such good information. This is my second year growing them and I wish I saw this sooner! Thank you for educating us! So dang good! And let’s be honest, we know Tuck is doing all the hard work 😆. He’s lucky he’s got a good assistant in James 😆❤️.
Wow, you know a lot about gardening, dude, and your plots and constructions are sweet. Love ur dog, too! Thanks for the tips and tricks.
Hi James thanks for update on cucumbers. I can't wait to start. I am in Canada in Ontario near Toronto zone 5b😊
Thank you as a fairly new gardener learning a lot
Hello Petra how are you doing today
Since birds usually eat plants for moisture, have you considered putting in a couple of bird baths?
Not saying that they don't like to snack~~my parrots LOVE fresh veggies almost as mch as Tuck does! *LOL* I'm hoping for a new/larger yard in the next year or so. Then I can start implementing much of what you've shown us. I've got to modify them a bit due to some physical disabilities, but I'm willing to make do! Please give Tuck a scritch for me!😁
Nice comment Nancy how are you doing today
James, your garden looks SOOOOOOOOO PERFECT!!! It makes me think of the garden of Eden. It's massive and obviously labor intensive. Do you do ALL OF THAT WORK by yourself?????? It's absolutely BEAUTIFUL and full of so much VARIETY!! Thanks for sharing the tips. And that cherry tree!!! Many blessings to you!
Do the cucumbers finish ripening after they’re picked???
Thanks for all your videos. It was so helpful. Do share your harvest with your neighbors?
I use Socates for my early indoor cucumbers that I grow in pots and train across my south facing bifold doors in the kitchen ( they remain closed!). I can sow in January and harvest my first cucumbers in April, long before the outdoor ones get planted out 😊.
Thanks! I've really struggled with cucumbers, and this answered a lot of my issues! Maybe this year I'll have more than a couple cuke plants do well!
I am growing china jade now. How big should they be when I harvest? They are long, thin, and delicious. 8-10 in. x 1 or 2in.
Just want to thank you for the 5 mistakes for tomatoes. It was comprehensive and very helpful. Geri
I spray cucumbers plants with mint oil. It disguises it from the beetles. I also keep leaves off the ground and trellis them with bamboo.
I grow Socrates and English long and Marketmore.
I’ve been watching your videos for a while but this is the first time I’ve seen this one. Your passion for gardening was really showing (as per usual). Thank you for your advice and your love for gardening.
Thanks for the inspiration to garden. This is my third year to garden and your channel has helped me immensely. There is quite a learning curve and being able to watch your channel has helped me so much.
Thank you for being such a great teacher. Your videos are always so informative, interesting, and entertaining! Tuck is adorable.
Nice comment Camille how are you doing today
I can't believe Tuck loves all those veggies so much! I used to have a Yorkie too and he loved certain things, but I don't think he ever wanted a radish or a cucumber. Great information James, thank you!!!!
I Garden here in New Jersey also mines much smaller I have a forest in my backyard not much sun trying my hand at some corn this year also love growing fig trees I haven't seen any in your garden
I love growing mine 🆙
Straight much easier to maintain
& easy to inject the bt or to look 👀 for them ❤
Thank you for all your info
It’s awesome for learning gardeners like me ☺️
James thank you, very good and complete video, I will put in practice all of this usefull information 😀 keep up the good grow my friend, greetings from Chile 🇨🇱
Good timing on this! I’m going to build a cucumber trellis with what stuff I have laying around in the garage. Should be next to no cost and easily done. Thank you for the consistent quality content!
Your dog is the cutest thing I’ve ever seen, eating veggies, love him.
Great info as always. Thanks James and Tuck (cuteness overload)!
This was the best, most complete video I’ve seen on cucumber gardening. Thank you!
Except he didn't say what would stave off the cucumber beetles from the radishes if you grow them in or around the cucumbers!?!?!?! 😮
Tuck and James. A Dream Team!
How did you manage to find a fur baby (Tuck) that loves fruits and vegetables as much as you do?!?!?🤣🤣🤣🤣❤️❤️🥰🥰🥰🤣🤣🤣I love him so much!!! He’s so sweet!!!
Such an EXCEPTIONAL teacher!!!
This is my third season gardening and my third Rainier Cherry Tree. Each has died. I can’t figure out what I am doing wrong. I tossed 1. 2 of them I am still watering and fertilizing hoping by way of a miracle it will begin to leaf back out but so far, just sticks, the both of them. Just sticks. Not a leaf in sight! My favorite fruit and so very expensive at the grocery. I was so excited. I’m not going to quit so I guess I’ll be purchasing another when the time is right. Great video. Both you and Tuck do such a wonderful job! 💜
Have you ever tried producing and planting produce from scraps? I've been told nothing will grow, but i put a rotten cucumber in my garden bed last year, and it not inly grew but also produced a ton of produce! I was shocked. I also used the scraps from a cherry tomato i had left over, and it's actually growing.
Excellent video James. Thank you so much for all these timely tips. I've just started gardening for the 1st time this year and your help will probably save my cucumber crop (and other veggies). I'm having a blast. Best wishes for you and Tuck!
Great tips. Thank you. ❤❤❤for tuck. He is so adorable 🐶
I love that you give examples of what to plant if you had issues. Takes a lot of guess work out of the process and makes me hopeful this year we will get a harvest. Trying some of those new varieties this year.
Curious in NZ- never have my peas attacked by birds. Blackbirds do a number on my vege beds generally though. I use the netting like you do. Love your work. Very informative.
I used a cucumber beetle trap and I have great results in reducing the risk of infection to my plants
Amazing tips!! I learned a lot today thanks to you and Tuck. I harvested 60 lbs of Lemon Cukes this last season from my vines without knowing about the ripening phase...can't wait to see what next year is like!
Cukes always frustrated me. I didn't know u don't get a bountiful harvest letting them go longer. Changing my game plan this year! Thanks. Love to Tuck.
I really appreciate your videos. I always learn something.
I’m in central Georgia, our growing season is early March through early October, sometimes later! I don’t plant my cucumbers until July 1 - July 15 depending on what space is freed up around that time and what was previously harvested from a given grow location. Then I’m harvesting the cucumbers from Late August/Early September to frost or plant die back.
Half way through one video, and I’m hooked! Great info straight to the point!
James, Thank you for your wonderful and informative videos. We are getting a lot of gardening knowledge from them even though we hope have had veggie gardens for decades.
Castille soap is cool cuz its a pesticide, a cleaner, and it adds moisture, so you can foliar feed more