Jordan! This is such a beautiful tribute to your parents and I definitely did not cry. They have such a magical garden. I can only speak for myself, but a tour would be so wonderful! How inspiring.
So much wisdom in this video! And so beautiful to see what an inspiration your parents have been! Can’t wait to play pickleball with you and talk all things gardening! Ale just shared your channel with me last night and this content is what my dreams are made of!
Omg so nice to meet you and YES let's play!! Can you guys send me an email at jordan@mindandsoil.com? I wanted to grab Ale's contact details from the App but haven't been able to sign in! Send me an email and let's play soon!! :D
I would love to see a garden tour with your parents! What a great video this one is. How blessed you are to have such amazing parents and you are an inspiration!
Great video! Went from having a lot of land to grow in Midwest when younger to now being in California with a small backyard. Will definitely start increasing the amount I'm planting this next season!
Just now, I have seen your 3 videos. What a best farmer you are. Your observations are very important for many people. Thank you sir. Please upload your videos time to time. Than you sir. I am watching your video from India.
@@MindandSoil thank you so much. In videos, I think you are very intelligent and kind. Sir please, upload the videos time to time. Have a nice day sir.
I would love to see more of your parents' garden. Also I grew tomatoes in my greenhouse last year and I used the same method of just tying the plant as it grew to a single vertical length of twine. What I didnt' do was leave two or three side shoots. Actually I probably did only because I couldn't quite reach the upper side shoots because as you know indeterminate tomatoes can grow upwards of 10 feet. Thanks for sharing great videos.
Fabulous tips and story. Thank you for sharing with us. I've just started a bunch of plants for tomatoes in a new bed and it's close to a tall fence wall for this very reason.
Excellent Jord, we accidentally left some suckers on a few plants and had similar results!! Definitely agree with the feeding aswell. So awesome you got to share your parents spaces ☺️☺️☺️ Awesomeness brother !! Definitely would love to see a tour !! Would be great to have a little Q&A while your doing it;) Cheers J&C 🌱🌱🌱
How sweet of your parents to extend their gardening skills and hard work to that Public Space 👏 👏 Wow, talk about a Labor of Love ❤️ No wonder you got a little teared up, your parents raised you with all that Love that they both have, you're a very Blessed man indeed!! I would absolutely love to see you do a video with them, especially showing everything they did with that public space 💯🌹
Wow! You are such a great optimist for Gaia. I would live to be a part of a tour.....my garden is on the Dunbar in Bloom tour in June, as we, like your parents have filled the front and back yard with plants. Nit a blade of grass to be seen. I think I have the same greenhouse and put in about 14 plants but I still have sone younger starts I'm going to tuck in now I've seen this video. Rock on, Jordan, you're brilliant!
Wow, I want to move in with your parents! So lovely to have your perspective on their garden, and their wisdom in your world. Thankyou again- excellent as always! 🇦🇺
Jordon, Tomatos seem to dislike hot 85 plus weather. If in a greenhouse does it not discourage it? I also remove all the leaves and leave 2=3 stems but they are outside. And when it gets over 85, I have to use a sunscreen cloth to save them from burning up. Im in a 5b zone
Wow! I'm going to try this for the first time this year. I don't have the resources for a greenhouse or grow tent so I'm trying it against my house. Will the heat trick work well for peppers too?
Absolutely beautiful! But the idea of growing tomatoes in a greenhouse here in Texas - well, we'd have roasted tomatoes for sure! But the trellising points are well-taken. I've found that growing on 2-3 main stems is the sweet spot for growing in cages too (big ones here, like 6 ft concrete reinforcing mesh towers).
Thank you so much! I can understand it being a bit hot in Texas! I'm here in Canada so it's a bit cooler :) 2-3 stems is a great way to go ! Nothing like fresh tomatoes!
So this maybe a dumb question but plants like tomatoes and cucumbers that grow fruits off the vine, would it be possible to just keep harvesting and pruning forever or does the plant die even if you had it in a controlled climate
Jordan! This is such a beautiful tribute to your parents and I definitely did not cry. They have such a magical garden. I can only speak for myself, but a tour would be so wonderful! How inspiring.
I totally agree with you. So nice to see he left the emotional moment in the video, definitely warmed my heart to see how proud he is to be their son.
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Heheh thx so much Jo!! Will have to try and get that tour in! :D
YES TO THE HARDEN TOUR AND MEETING YOUR PARENTS
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Thanks for the lovely words and being so open and vulnerable!!! The tomatoe doesn't fall far from the vine!!! ❤️
Thanks Dad - love you!
Your eyes shows your true love for your parents
Thanks for the beautiful words 🥰
Great gardening! Your parents really set you up for success in gardening!🤗💐
They sure know a thing or two!!
Aw! So sweet seeing your Mom and Dad also into growing beautiful Vegetables!! I LOVE the ‘ Tomato 🍅 Jungle ‘. 😀♥️
Woohoo!
@@MindandSoil 😀
Love the bank account analogy!
This is so true ! I love watching his vids n I really like tht this is not far from me as well!
Might have to use that one a bit more!
Thanks so much!!!
So much wisdom in this video! And so beautiful to see what an inspiration your parents have been! Can’t wait to play pickleball with you and talk all things gardening! Ale just shared your channel with me last night and this content is what my dreams are made of!
Omg so nice to meet you and YES let's play!! Can you guys send me an email at jordan@mindandsoil.com? I wanted to grab Ale's contact details from the App but haven't been able to sign in! Send me an email and let's play soon!! :D
I enjoy your channel very much. Thank you.
Just found your channel... You are my new favorite gardener! And I can't wait to make the Tomato Trellis! Thanks!
I would love a garden tour
Me too!
Noted!
I would love to see a garden tour with your parents! What a great video this one is. How blessed you are to have such amazing parents and you are an inspiration!
😭 this is such a beautiful tribute ❤ I love their garden ❤
You do a great job and very generous & passionate with your advice ; would love a tour of your parents gardens in
Thanks for sharing these valuable tips.
My pleasure Anantha!!
Thank you for all you do.
Endless blessings to you and your dear parents
Thank you so much! Appreciate your support Housnara!
Great video! Went from having a lot of land to grow in Midwest when younger to now being in California with a small backyard. Will definitely start increasing the amount I'm planting this next season!
Just now, I have seen your 3 videos. What a best farmer you are. Your observations are very important for many people. Thank you sir. Please upload your videos time to time. Than you sir. I am watching your video from India.
Wow! Thank you :) Glad you are enjoying them and finding them helpful, Thanks for watching
@@MindandSoil thank you so much. In videos, I think you are very intelligent and kind. Sir please, upload the videos time to time. Have a nice day sir.
We need more of your videos, hopefully we get to see some new ones soon.
I would love to see more of your parents' garden. Also I grew tomatoes in my greenhouse last year and I used the same method of just tying the plant as it grew to a single vertical length of twine. What I didnt' do was leave two or three side shoots. Actually I probably did only because I couldn't quite reach the upper side shoots because as you know indeterminate tomatoes can grow upwards of 10 feet. Thanks for sharing great videos.
Wow look at all those tomatoes! Loved this video so much. 💖
Love to hear that Julia!! Thx so much for your support!
Beautiful Jordan!!! Tour please🙏🏻🕊️🌬️❤️🔥
We'll have to line that up!!
Fabulous tips and story. Thank you for sharing with us. I've just started a bunch of plants for tomatoes in a new bed and it's close to a tall fence wall for this very reason.
Excellent Jord, we accidentally left some suckers on a few plants and had similar results!! Definitely agree with the feeding aswell.
So awesome you got to share your parents spaces ☺️☺️☺️
Awesomeness brother !! Definitely would love to see a tour !! Would be great to have a little Q&A while your doing it;)
Cheers J&C 🌱🌱🌱
Love it! Yeah just wait till you see the trellis idea I have for next year! You're going to love it
@@MindandSoil let's go !!
How sweet of your parents to extend their gardening skills and hard work to that Public Space 👏 👏 Wow, talk about a Labor of Love ❤️ No wonder you got a little teared up, your parents raised you with all that Love that they both have, you're a very Blessed man indeed!! I would absolutely love to see you do a video with them, especially showing everything they did with that public space 💯🌹
Thanks for these kinds words! And for watching :)
Props, glad I found you!
Wow! You are such a great optimist for Gaia. I would live to be a part of a tour.....my garden is on the Dunbar in Bloom tour in June, as we, like your parents have filled the front and back yard with plants. Nit a blade of grass to be seen. I think I have the same greenhouse and put in about 14 plants but I still have sone younger starts I'm going to tuck in now I've seen this video. Rock on, Jordan, you're brilliant!
Wonderful garden! Envious!💐❤️
❤ Amazing family!!
Wow, I want to move in with your parents! So lovely to have your perspective on their garden, and their wisdom in your world. Thankyou again- excellent as always! 🇦🇺
Haha right?! Not a bad setup at all they have!
👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾. Great video!
Definitely like to see more of your parent's garden.
Fantastic. Kudos to your parents on all accounts and thank you for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
Bravo well done!
So fun! Thanks for watching :)
This was an amazing video
So glad to hear! Thanks for watching :)
Beautiful garden! Tell your folks to mulch their soil beds. They'll thank you.
Great tip :) Thanks for watching!
We absolutely love this setup. Do you know where the greenhouse was purchased? We are looking to install something like this.
Jordon, Tomatos seem to dislike hot 85 plus weather. If in a greenhouse does it not discourage it? I also remove all the leaves and leave 2=3 stems but they are outside. And when it gets over 85, I have to use a sunscreen cloth to save them from burning up. Im in a 5b zone
Wow! I'm going to try this for the first time this year. I don't have the resources for a greenhouse or grow tent so I'm trying it against my house. Will the heat trick work well for peppers too?
Bahçe çok güzel ❤
Absolutely beautiful! But the idea of growing tomatoes in a greenhouse here in Texas - well, we'd have roasted tomatoes for sure! But the trellising points are well-taken. I've found that growing on 2-3 main stems is the sweet spot for growing in cages too (big ones here, like 6 ft concrete reinforcing mesh towers).
Thank you so much! I can understand it being a bit hot in Texas! I'm here in Canada so it's a bit cooler :)
2-3 stems is a great way to go ! Nothing like fresh tomatoes!
Tour pls!
This is great video idk why you don't get a lot of views
Thanks for watching :)
So this maybe a dumb question but plants like tomatoes and cucumbers that grow fruits off the vine, would it be possible to just keep harvesting and pruning forever or does the plant die even if you had it in a controlled climate
MAKE THE WORLD A GARDEN AGAIN 😊
Woo hoo! on board with that for sure :) Thanks for watching!
Come on, Mom! Come on, Dad! Let’s see it!
Haha!
where in canada are you? We are in BC lower mainland
Hey there neighbour! I am in Squamish :)
@@MindandSoil Thats awesome. Havn't been there in a few years but its nice to know you're around here. We are in Fleetwood. Keep on keepin on.Cheers
It's okay to be emotional and sensitive no need to say sorry bro
Thanks for watching :)