I would love to see a diagram of how you are "placing" your plants this year. I would also like to see how you plan on replacing the plants when they are finished for the season. I am struggling with plant placement. I have some 4x8 beds where I'm not sure if I should plant 4 tomatoes down the middle with room for flowers and peppers on the sides or plant the tomatoes on one side and peppers and flowers on the other.

I also live in Kansas and plant my Peppers and Tomatoes around the first week of May (5/3). When I first started gardening I started my peppers and tomatoes WAY too early and was worried about them getting root bound in the containers before I could transplant them outdoors. I realized if I leave them in the containers for too long I have to water them everyday because the plants absorb the water so fast and about twice a day when I’m accumulating them to the outdoor elements by hardening them off a week or so before I transplant them. After a few years of gardening I realized my containers that are 3.5”x3.5”x4” (LxWxH) gives me about 8 weeks from starting Pepper seeds (3/8) and 6 weeks from starting Tomato seeds (3/22) before transplanting outdoors. If anyone is a new to gardening id recommend doing some test planting in your containers to see how long it takes for them to get to transplanting size and then subtract the weeks from the date you plan on transplanting them outdoors.

I love to dice up sweet peppers and freeze them. I toss them into anything from chili to tacos to soups to eggs. Bonus points if I freeze them mixed with diced onions. I also toss spicy peppers in the food processor and freeze them in ice cube trays to toss in the same kinds of dishes for some extra flavor.

Yes I started my seeds, you have inspired me. I have my onions growing and peppers seeded.

We started our peppers the other day too! We are doing multicolor grand bells, cayennes, and Serrano chilis. Can’t wait to watch them grow🪴

I think this is the best video I’ve seen you do! I love watching you go through the garden as I have 3 kids and sometimes I need my fix when I’m nap trapped haha, but you gave some amazing tips here!!! Your experience is showing girl, go you!!!! Loving it!!!!

I appreciate all your videos, especially because I also live in Kansas, and learning all the timing of things.😊

I started my onions and peppers today. First year starting my garden. You have inspired me so much

1:36 same, my average last frost date is April 17-19 but I don’t plant out frost tender until May 1st. I learned my lesson my first year of gardening when we had a late frost and I wasn’t home to cover my plants. I was heartbroken.

Can’t wait!! I have missed your garden videos 🫶🏼 spring is so close!!!!

Your content is so interesting and informative! Please keep it coming!!

I’ve germinated my seeds for many years now, in wet coffee filters, sealed in plastic sandwich bags. They germinate almost twice as fast than in the dirt. Tomatoes germinate in 4-6 days and peppers 6-7 days. Then I move to my pots when green leaves are starting to emerge from the seed. You ensure every one you plant is successful. It’s much more fun to me, putting a live seedling into my starter pots. I feel like I’m a botanist. 😂 But you do have a much bigger gardens than I do, so maybe too time consuming for you to do.

So much green in the grow room. I'm still about three weeks out from starting peppers but seeing your video and where your garden is at is making me excited about this growing season.

I grew those lunch box peppers mix from Johnny's last year. I loved them. I also had people that I gave plants to say that it was their favorite pepper they grew.

Hey! I'm in Kansas City - So excited to start my pepper plants in about a week or so. Your channel has grown so much since I subbed a few years ago !!! Happy Gardening!

Try Carmen peppers, (a bulls horn shape) it’s a hybrid. Wish it was an heirloom to save the seeds but they’re so good I don’t care. Very productive and super sweet when red, way sweeter than a red bell pepper. They can get thick walled too. This is the first year I’m not growing bells anymore, after 30 years of growing them. Carmen is so much better flavor. I’ve Been doing both for years and realized I like the Carmen way better. If you don’t want a hybrid, try a Marconi it’s an heirloom. Trying Marconi this year too. I want to see if it compares to the Carmen pepper.

Can u show us how to feed/fertilize plants or do you have a previous video of you doing it? I am a complete beginner :-)

Hi Bre! I just found your channel last week and I love your content. I’m a gardener planning to be a future homesteader in Western PA. this is my 4th year gardening!

Getting ready for the garden season I am also going to be the small teddy bear 🧸🧸 sunflower we're you at the chief parade

Great video Bre!! My frost date isn’t until May22 so I have not started anything yet. I’ve learned from experience patience when starting lol I also have made several flock blocks from your recipe and my girls LOVE them. I do add in a handful of dried herbs and some meal worms!

Love your content 😊

HI! How far apart are you shelves for the onions? Thanks!

So i started my onion seeds on 1/27 and have only had 2 sprout... Do i have time to start some more or just try again next year?

Do you plan on covering your onions with some kind of frost fabric after you plant them outside?

Bre. Please where did you get the paprika seeds? Could not see the packet.

How often do you water soil blocks?

What size pots and where did you get the ones for the tomatoes and peppers in this video

How often do you fertilize your seedlings and do you cold stratify your lavender?

How often are you planning to fertilize your garlic? Im asking about both the nitrogen & the phosphorous applications. Once per week? Monthly? Thanks

Rosemary and I aren’t friends 😂 I can’t keep it alive at all.

Random question. Where did you get your overalls??

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