The weather is crazy all over. We lost all of our gardens to flooding in NE Missouri, so no produce for us this year, but next year will be amazing! Thanks for your teachings and I love your tomato forest! Came over from Justin and from Holler Homestead to see what you had going on and am liking it! Blessings from NE Missouri!

Good video, everyone makes mistakes thanks for showing your human and passing the knowledge.

Hope you continue to sell your produce . I have learned so much from you to do in my small garden. You certainly have a lot of knowledge in gardening! I really appreciate you !

9 inches of rain is insane!

EXCELLENT information! Thanks for sharing...even the mistakes...it happens to all of us 🍅

Fantastic tunnels. That lean and grow is a really interesting way to curtail the plants hitting the top of the tunnel. FYI with a piece of regular human bandage tape put around the one that you broke the top off of, it probably would have fused itself. My grandfather had me and the tomato garden before I could walk, and occasionally brushing up against them we would break a stem, the main trunk, and that's exactly what he would do. Most of the time it worked. Anyway, you're right with that many tomato plants it doesn't really make that much of a impact. Great video thanks for sharing your garden with us, God bless, Jimmy

Just want to jump on and thank you for helping the Hollar Homestead with their new home. It truly touches my heart to see people come together. Your community is awsome

Wow! Killer tomatoes!! I have been missing your videos so much!

Thanks for sharing your knowledge Casey. I can’t wait to put this into practice 👍🏼

This is particularly useful information to the average gardener, homesteader, and the like. More of these tips and tricks please.

Just saw you helping on the hollar and now a subscriber with you on your journey.

Great information, thanks for sharing!

Fascinating! Thank you for sharing this with us.

Awesome Casey...just Awesome..you kids rock..

I always learn something from your videos! Thank you!

It is so neat to see a couple with so much love work so hard together for a common goal. Bless you two. Go get'em

great Vlog shared it on our Facebook Group.

Great video lots of information!💕

any that you knocked off is candidate for fried green tomatoes lol. Thanks for the vid.

Looking good Casey! Your market garden is going great! JM would be proud of your "lower and lean" tomatoes!

It’s tripod time!!😎 Love your tomato videos This is very similar to how I trellis my tomatoes! I garden in the black hills of South Dakota:) Love the information you deliver!

I needed to learn this so bad!!!

Love the video boss. Watch them all great work!

Thanks! Learning so much from you!

Good stuff as usual Casey, Justin called you one of the best growers in America!

Love love what you're doing and how your doing it. Just watched you help the Hollars. You're just such wonderful people. It will be an honor to follow your journey. Blessings your way.

Great video... always learning... good luck on your farm market...

Awesome job Casey...i will have to try this method with our tomatoes this year. Thanks for sharing~ Shaun from Ohio

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Great videos keep them coming.great growing of tomatoes. You can use Elmer’s glue on the busted tomato shoot, grafters use to graft tomatoes. I use Elmer glue on roses after pruning 1/4 of an inch or larger Dig around tomato plant when tomatoes are green and will bring tomatoes in quicker to ripe. Do not lift soil.

I found my tripod at a thrift store, great info, thanks ove heard sungold tomato seeds are harder to come by these days. Maybe someday I'll try them.

Thanks for a great video

Great content thanks!

Great video Casey ! Thanks for sharing the mistakes and failures, they're part of growing and they happen to everyone. Love that you keep it real. I've been growing and gardening for over 40 years and the weather is definitely becoming more challenging each year. Keep up the good work, you and Tori are doing a great job. Have y'all had any challenges with deer using your gardens as a buffet? I have that every year. Thanks again.

Those tomatoes looked awesome. I learned a lot from this video for my next planting. I only had 6 plants and I think the heat got to them and I didn't really get any fruit😢.

Looking good. Little swampy in north central Ohio too.

Wow. Never heard of lower & lean.

You sold out of your tomatoes pretty quickly? That's awesome. Does that mean you'll be growing more next year or are you maxed out on what you can handle growing? Sounds like you have a bit of a cold. Hope you're feeling alright. Loved seeing you "grazing" in the garden. It doesn't get any better than that.

I use the same method you do, except I have two cables about 24" apart to hang them from. Then you can just run them around in the other direction when you get to the end. I sometimes bundle the vines just to keep them out of the aisle. Watching from Pittsboro, NC

have you tried the roller hooks? Im looking into which style is better.

Nice! Any idea what causes soft spots under the skin with no obvious signs of penetration on tomatoes?

Nice video thanks

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I'd like to see a cucumber trellising video. I don't think I've seen one from y'all.

Love following you. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. Do you not have a deer or animal problem?

I've setup a similar lower and lean tomato trellis, but I'm confused about how to use the trellis. Some tomato vines are growing slower than others. When a tomato vine is short compared to a long vine before it, how do you deal with the longer plant. The longer plant needs to be lower and leaned more than the shorter plant. But doing that would make you go right past the shorter plant and vines start to cross over each other.

How do u water them? Drip, soaker?

What size tunnel is that and how many tomatoe plants can you get in there?

Nuggets! That's what Doug & Stacy call them.

Your tomatoes are beautiful! I am curious what variety are your tomatoes, besides the sun gold? Never mind-read below--Mountain Magic? Never heard of them but they are amazing!!! I am so inspired by your cat tunnels! Love the stringing method, and do you also prune your cucs? Thanks for all of your videos-becoming a big fan!!-Kristy in Southern Missouri :)

Any idea how many trusses of tomatoes you get on average on each plant and what varieties are you growing? Being in a cooler climate generally I nip out the growing tip after five trusses. One of the interesting things watching your videos is how we started tomatoes at the same time but you've already had a harvest while mine still have 3-4 weeks to go.

Do you furterizer when the plants start setting fruits and if so what do you use

How many pounds per plant do you harvest per year?

Interesting process. Will you cut off the top of the tomato plant with the rotted stem so it doesn’t put energy into ripening the upper tomatoes? Great looking fruit in the baskets. Thank you. I hope you and Tori are doing well.

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Tape it up, it will fuse back together

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How long will your tomatoes continue to grow?

I knew you were gonna eat that tomatoe.