hi miss kaye...i sent it in your facebook messenger late bloomer show ...😊

I got it! Perfect! Thanks so much! I have a long way to go to catch up with some of the others, so please share my channel! LOVE YOU, and THANKS!!

you're quite welcome miss kaye...😍

Thank you, Rachell!!

Very! And hard working and enjoys being in the garden. I'm lucky I can afford him. For now, anyway.

Thank you! It's so true! Not to mention planning, planning the garden and the channel content. I could have a much better garden if I didn't spend the bulk of my time making videos, haha, but I love sharing. Please subscribe!

Yes, it is!! Check out the huge workday video I just uploaded to compare last year with this!

I will, thanks.

It certainly can be. The second metal chair broke and is not fixable (cheap import), so I'm trying to decide what's best. I want a more comfortable seat in my garden, so I can enjoy it. Thanks for your warm support and love, I need and appreciate it!! Thursday we had a major irrigation leak, so things are amiss in the LB garden. Will have to hose and hand water till the end of October at least, which is going to be time consuming. But, there are moments when it feels so right, even though I'm tired, on Thursdays when the work for the day is done and things look pretty. God bless you! 💖

Yes! I wish I had harvests like previous years. I had hoped this year to have a real bonanza, go out in style, but it wasn't to be with all this cool weather. It's August and in 60's-70's.

@@Latebloomershow I was watching a vlog about wild oranges growing in Florida like you call volunteers They were beautiful. I think people do too much to try and get things to grow sometimes nature has a way of doing it perfect.

Haha well, not sure I would call it full strength, but certainly better! Thanks so much, Patrick! Unless I get lucky with another round of tomatoes on the replacements, that's about it for tomatoes.

uppanadam74 thanks so much!! Please watch some recent videos and follow my journey to find Late Bloomer Garden 2.0!

YES, watermelon is a necessity! You can't believe what the local store charges for a container of cut watermelon. I won't even say it here. And it's not organic!

Kaye Kittrell | Late Bloomer Urban Organic Garden Show , they are crazy expensive. It's tough when the necessities cost your left arm! Fortunately, we can grow them here and we have our melon trellis built for next year and set in place..... we will be ready!!

Dreaming of melon....

Thank you, Laurie! It's challenging, to say the least, of filming while we are working and trying to accomplish so much. I spent at least an hour just adjusting the exposure on all the clips. With the sun moving, the camera moving and us moving, haha, very challenging, but the audience for this playlist seems to be growing, so it's worth it to continue. This past Thursday, though, was a little different, as you will see in an upcoming video. Yes, several have confirmed it is a sweet pea. It's only had the one bloom so far, so we will see. I'm told they are highly susceptible to mildew, though.

ArmindaHeart chartreuse! It’s worth growing just to see that color how many kids today even know what that word means!

Thank you!! I appreciate your support!

Rain! What a concept. Wish we could especially since my irrigation sprung a leak last week and can't be fixed till end of season! Thanks for watching and please don't miss Part 1 of my new series "Driving to Ashland." It sets up the series to follow. Many thanks!

And you could tell I was beat. Oh, how close are you to wildfires??? The potash will be good for your garden, I suppose. I have another short video coming tomorrow. I'm on a roll and hope to get a few more videos done before my trip to MN on the 23rd. I guess, based on you and others below, that is a sweet pea, though the leaves were different. The blooms are done, so I'm not sure what to do with it. Cut back or pull out? Or maybe it will set more blooms? Never had them. Take care, too! I'm thinking I should come and see you. Can you email me when you get a chance? Send me a note through my contact page on my website. There's a hotlink to my website in the description or an icon on channel homepage.

Kaye Kittrell | Late Bloomer Urban Organic Garden Show Indeed, you did work hard again. It was a good night’s sleep I’m sure! You’re traveling again?! It’s so awesome that you see so much of the country. Make sure to bring a heating pad for your back to help soothe those traveling pains. Hoping you’re feeling better! With the Maybe-It’s-A-Sweetpea, I say deadhead spent growth, give it some love & see if it can stay. It’s kind of an unusual plant to appear from nowhere! Unfortunately, we’re only 2-3 hrs away from the Mendocino Complex Fire, officially the biggest fire in state history. The smoke & ash settle in our valley. It’s been so bad on some days the sun is blocked out. Sometimes you can see the ash floating down. I touch my plants & white ash poofs into the air. When the winds come up, it blows it out decently so it’s just a thick haze, but it’s back thick very quickly if the wind dies down. Friday evening, shortly after replying to you on the Onze vid, a fire started in the hills of the next town, approx 14 miles away from us. Within a few short hrs it was in our city limits only a couple miles from our house. We had friends on evac standby, electrical was failing in neighborhoods closer to the fire. It was so close to our house that the sky went dark, the air turned acrid & burned my throat & eyes. We had no idea what direction the fire could go, if it could head our way. We always have wind @ some time during the day here. Well, by the grace of God the wind turned off when the fire got here. Like someone flipped an off switch! Not 1 leaf was moving. I’ve never seen it so still here. It’s what kept the fire from spreading into the neighborhoods. I was so scared. It’s the closest we’ve ever been to a fire. Luckily, no one lost anything, no one got hurt. Our SPCA was right @ the fire line & they rushed all the animals to safety & our firefighters saved the building! It’s been a dark, sad summer in central & Nor Cal. I would love to meet you! Pbly have to wait until next year or @ least fall this year, that is if you’re not busy for the rest of this year w/more travels.The air here is very bad now. Coupled w/the triple digit heat, it’s not been enjoyable to be outside for too long. Everyone is having issues w/their sinuses & breathing. In addition to the Mendocino fires, Shasta Co has a huge fire that I think has been contributing to our smoke even though they’re much further away. Cal Fire & out of state firefighters are making progress on the fires, but they’ve gotta ways to go on containment. And we won’t be outta fire season til around end of October. Sometimes we get fires up here til then. We need a good early fall rain! Anyway, I will try the link & message you my info soon. I rambled again. So sorry!

You never need to apologize! It's good for me and others to know of the very real dangers threatening our existence. The topic of how and why things are heating up and generally hotter than ever in recorded history are long and complex, and none of us can afford to be complacent. Yes, I will definitely put off a visit till things cool and moisten down. 💖

Yes! Celery really makes most soups!

Yes, I have definitely tried that, in fact last year. See how I am trying to grow watermelon this year. I only have one plant. You can see the trellis-within-the pot in recent videos.

Thank you!!

Okay, thanks! But, I understand from another viewer that they are quite susceptible to mildew. Is that your experience?

I am in SW Ohio, it is very humid here in the summer. I have not had a problem with mildew on them, they are growing along the driveway, with full sun until after 1pm. There is plenty of air movement also. Mine are pink, but I have a white one that just showed up this year. Spontaneous mutation or a hybrid of some kind. They are very pretty. My husband hates them because they are vines and look unkempt. But I wont let him get rid of them!

oh and unfortunately, mine do not have a fragrence. sigh

I didn't either, but Angie, whom I met in KY, shared one with me. Today I ate four raw! Yes, a number of people said it was a sweet pea. Thanks! Thanks for watching! Please share. 💗

CJ Verde yes I think I’ve taken a total of five off, haha, 3 were perfect to eat raw, 2 too tough. Good to hear from you! A short video coming tomorrow.

I like it big. Should I?

You're lucky you got rain! My irrigation broke on Thursday, so it's going to be a pain till October!

Kaye Kittrell | Late Bloomer Urban Organic Garden Show my irrigation blew while I was in Sweden. My poor daughter in law had to hand water for 2 weeks 🤔 she kept everything alive till I could fix it when I got home. Btw I get so much enjoyment when you post a video Sis

Oh, thanks so much!! Well, I won't disappoint. There is so much content to get through. I am combining the next two workdays into one condensed video to save two days of editing to use on another garden visit. I'm committed to catching up this fall (well, may be Christmas before that happens.) Thanks for supporting this channel and if you have a friend who would enjoy it, please do share. 💖

I look forward to it all. I don't comment very often, but your videos are so beautiful to watch and I just had to let you know. I certainly will share with friends and family. Our weather here is so fickle, though, it's difficult to get others to begin. :)

Thank you, Nick! I know most gardeners are at the mercy of the weather. And a lot of California is burning. I really appreciate your support and kind words! I've got a nice short one tomorrow, also pretty beautiful. 💖 Just don't skip the ads! That's how we make a penny or two. 😀

Interesting! The leaves were completely different from the cultivated plant, so I didn't know. Anyway, the bloom is done and now I'm not sure what to do with it. Pull it out or cut it back? You probably know weeds are not common in my garden. 💖

Belinda is correct, that is the perennial sweet pea they grow like weeds here in WA, sadly though they are highly susceptible to powdery mildew, although the ones growing in ditches never seem affected, but I seeded them in my garden one year and they were hopeless.

Good to know, as the LAST thing I need is more mildew susceptible plants! I think this is getting pulled.

Gosh, I haven't heard from you in a long while! I hope you are doing well with your channel! And you are right, it was a sweet pea. Really big this year, and I did eat two and didn't die. haha, but I don't recommend it. Hope to hear from you again.

I got the smaller cages from the 99 Cents store in L.A. They don't always have them, and I made a few trips to collect them all. Once one of my viewers found them online. I don't have a link now. I reuse them from season to season. You buy them flat and assemble. There are many brands of cloth pots now and I have used several. All of these are from Root Pouch, and it's preferable to have the handles. Thanks for watching!!

That's hard to say. I hope I can get to it in a week. I'm trying to do a little from each trip and combine with my garden. How's your garden looking? BTW, did not have success with the tomato plants. Two are still hanging on, but just doesn't have enough sun. But I gave one the next day to my hosts in Santa Ana, and it's setting flowers. I had them set up a big umbrella the day they planted and that has saved it.

Correct! I would never live in one. I consider it wrong-headed thinking to go for pretty over functional, especially with all the food deserts in cities.

I will look and see if I can do that. I was asked that about a video last year and I did it. You would like to watch all my videos in Spanish? Or just this one?

Latin America, Mexico or Spain, Spanish?

No, you are not supposed to, not even the skin. They can carry salmonella. Please, for your health and theirs, just enjoy them with your eyes. 💖 That goes for most wildlife. Also, when they are afraid, they drop the last half of their tail and must regrow, another reason to keep hands off. Thanks for watching!

Awesomely

Yes, when available!

Well, we sprayed a combo of neem and spinosad a couple of times, and I think I had used Sluggo in that bed, can't be sure. That's all.

Oh, gosh, when I responded before, I was obviously not thinking... I can't remember, to tell you the truth. I usually do innoculate the seeds with MycoGrow, but I may not have. Just don't remember.

Wonderful! I wish I could taste your Philippine cooking!