JULY HOME GARDEN PLANNING - Zone6 Northeast Ohio

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23 күн бұрын

All you need to know for home gardening in JULY. In this video I talk in detail about what to do in JULY for planning, planting, pruning, picking, and preserving. If you're a new gardener then this video series is for you! Make sure to check out the previous months and subscribe to see when next month is posted!
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@billelrod1779 21 күн бұрын

For the first time I really concentrated on succession sowing squash and cucumbers this year. I’m a truck driver, and I’m away 5 days, home for 4…and I’ve sown seeds every time I’m home. Squash bugs, vine borers, blight? They can’t take all of it out…best harvests ever on squash and cukes.

@bloomandwiltgardens 19 күн бұрын

This makes me so happy to hear! I just put in more squash and cucumbers over the weekend. You’re going to keep getting food well into the fall at this rate! 🙌🏻🙌🏻

@JohnJude-dp6ed 21 күн бұрын

Thanks for July helpful planning. I did catch on a few videos ago and the prepping is important for this hobby and jobs for many. I've picked 1 black Krim and 3 ready 3:35 tomorrow and few Midnight Snacks our favorites I've cattle panel and a very good system for using the horrible tomato cages. Thanks for posting Thanks

@bloomandwiltgardens 21 күн бұрын

Im glad this has been helpful! I am very impressed you’re picking ripe tomatoes already. You must have very happy and healthy plants! I am using cattle panels this year to trellis tomatoes too.

@JohnJude-dp6ed 21 күн бұрын

@@bloomandwiltgardens For the huge Midnight Snack panels are super great. I prefer them "horrible tomato cages" But I start the row with a 8 ft T post .Then 5 cages space about 3 feet center to center then second 8 ft T post and repeating as long as desirable end with a 8 ft T post. At the end of the run of cages which I only stick into the ground 6-8 inches .I add 2 wire ties connect the cable at 2 points on the cages helps.. I connect a steel cable ( small about 1/16 inch diameter running it thew each of the cages near the top of winds blows the T post are working for my third season and tomatoes are very manageable in the cages. I do prefer the larger cages. Also save lots of money craigists bargain them horrible tomato cages as most people don't know how to do this...yet. ( really test this and you might teach others.

@juliefriedrich92 20 күн бұрын

In OH south of Cleveland we've only got Early Girl tomato ripe so far. See some yellow bush beans that we will eat next week! I'd like to try fall garden crops, but this year we are container planting only. Next year planning a raised bed and the carrots and beet will work nicely.

@JohnJude-dp6ed 20 күн бұрын

@@juliefriedrich92 if you're trying a heirloom tomato and want earlier than most try Black Krim and usually Thourburg Terracotta are less than a week later both are delicious and getting tomatoes weeks sooner is always a plus...we are having BLTs for breakfast tomorrow

@tinatriestoplan8316 21 күн бұрын

Great tips for this first time gardener. I'm very interested in fall gardening & just this morning, I started my seeds. All of the ones you mentioned & and will transplant them out in August. Im about to go ammend my garden bed as well. I'm growing in zone 6a Illinois.

@bloomandwiltgardens 21 күн бұрын

I am so glad this video found you! I think you will really enjoy having a fall garden. It’s a very different experience and feeling than the summer. Once the temps cool and the leaves change, everything feels so cozy and spending time in the garden is very comforting. Thanks for sharing!

@michellelaclair 16 күн бұрын

I just moved here from Virginia 7a shenandoah valley. I have to start over again so great to meet you! I will be watching. New subscriber!

@bloomandwiltgardens 14 күн бұрын

So glad you’re here and welcome! Are you in Ohio now?

@MattTCfarm 21 күн бұрын

I'm finally planning to put my first seed in the ground for the year. I want to put some sweet corn in north central Ohio.

@bloomandwiltgardens 19 күн бұрын

Yay! That’s awesome. I can’t wait to hear how it all turns out. ☺️☺️☺️

@marykappesser5145 18 күн бұрын

I have a problem with my raspberries. In the spring early summer, they have boatload of flowers. The bees are there daily, but the berries don't fill out. The buds dry up and I get only a couple handfuls of berries. I have thinned the bushes, and watered several times, but it didn't make any difference. Do you have any suggestions.

@bloomandwiltgardens 17 күн бұрын

When are you pruning? You should prune the bushes when the plant is dormant (late winter) and only the 2nd year wood (the brown dried look stalks). If you're doing all of that, then I would assume the plant is missing some mineral is need to set fruit. Applying organic compost or fertilizers will help.