Will you sell me fig cuttings of this variety? ( Rond de Bordeaux) I am in The Raleigh area.

FIY for whoever might be interested. I wanted something more permanent for my perennials that wouldn't rot after time being in wet soil and found this video using soda cans and metal coat hangers. You can also then make it more clear by using a paint pen. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ed2PdciLqLrIj58.html. Normally I use plastic knives as my labels, reusable with nail polish remover. But they're shorter and sometimes disappear over winter. This way I can have something longer (and bigger) staked into the ground that's not going anywhere. Happy gardening!

Thanks! Very helpful!!

That is slick!

This is mean killing ants that did nothing wrong especially the native ants think of an ant as a human and you just ended their life an innocent insect that did nothing wrong and ppl who are mad at me for saying this clearly don’t have a conscience

Thank you for the information

Happened to me this year 😔

Bro man's ON IT! Thanks big guy!

What hand vac is that?

So is that insect netting you have over those tomatoes? The shade cloth link goes to the black ones, which seem too dark for tomatoes.

I love buogs 🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬

And whether buogs. We wert be alive 🤬

Is there anything I can add to my soil for next years crop. We lost 20 plants this year, or more, luckily we got some fruit to make into stuff and can. Thanks for any help!

Man those look great. I was just out looking at my two trees and one is loaded but not ripe at all the other same age and size next to it has 3-4 on it. I need to study up on dormant season maintenance I guess. Didn’t trim them last year now they are huge

Thank you for doing this! I have 8 in my net because their food source was depleted so we are feeding them now!

thank you

I said I’m gonna have to find a video now that tells me how to do grafting🙄

Do you have to have two peach trees in order for them to pollinate?

I got some bags for my elderberries. Thanks

Thanks for the knowledge. 👍🤝

Does his wife know he stole her seam ripper to poke holes in plastic?...

What fertilizer do you use?

Like a hole in the jug. You have big lecture for that

I had my Eggplants destroyed by bugs. I bought some netting from a local fabric store, cut them to size and tied them around the eggplant. NO PESTS!!

Do you have a defense against squirrels? Losing a lot of tomatoes and figs to the tree rats this year! I have been using the organza bags the last 2 years and they work great against birds but the squirrels just take the bag and tear a hole in it to get the fig.

Hiw about the rhe @#$&! Rodents;?

I leave around 1/4-1/3 of the grapes for the birds. The huge flocks of robins especially like them. I can't use all the grapes, anyway. Same with the other fruit. I like bringing the birds back every year. We have over 60 types that cycle through.

I'd hate to try to get that over my mature fruit trees & I'm not bagging thousands & thousands of individual fruit. 🥺 We've been encouraging Chickadees and putting out coddling moth traps. Only a couple of apples had worms this year. Last year they all did.

Great idea! It’ll take me quite a bit of time to bag ALL my tomatoes & peppers but it’s worth it 👍🏼

I use that on my pears, apples & especially on my strawberries! chipmunks love strawberries & they'll do anything to get that sweet ripe berry! they are a pain!

Yes I do this too. You can also use these bags to dry seed pods.

Protect your fruits from the birds and the bees, wrap em up! 😅

You forgot about Squirrels.

I have already been doing this for the past year. :D

i used organza bags this year in my blackberries and was able to harvest berries for the first time ever

Great idea & video 👍 I hang mesh/organza bags inside my home to dry my harvested herbs (smells great!) I also use them at the grocery store for produce to reduce waste

I’ve also heard that if you leave out multiple dishes of water/bird baths, etc. The birds are less inclined to peck at your produce. Apparently it’s because they’re thirsty & looking for water so they go for the nearest source- your fruits & veggies!

Last year I used the bags to vine ripen one of each kinds of tomatoes for seeds for this year.

I tried those little dinky gauze bags but the racoons just pull them off. Lol I need the chainmail ones.

it didnt work for me, i put those bags on my apples ang peaches. the birds just pecked through them 😮‍💨

I must be lucky here in Florida when it comes to my figs...I have no real issues at all with pest. Everything else pretty much has its own bug or bugs..lol I can't eat any more figs....any idea for storage ? Can you freeze them? Questions lead to more questions...lol

Great info and advice! Thank you. 😊🌱💚🌻🐝

Thank you, I needed this today!

I have what may sound like a dumb question BUT, I am a brand new (1st yr ever) gardener. If I bury my kitchen scraps (like you did in a previous video) will the cucumbers seeds from the cucumber scraps germinate & come up? I don't want extra cucumbers plants all over my raised bed, Lol TIA

You use these by themselves in fl , the wasp ,still stung my Peaches. This by itself wont work

Those bags also work great to make compost or worm tea

I used those green screen bags this summer on my peaches and not one pecked

I put one of those bags on one of my figs this morning.😋 Beautiful figs, MG!👍

I used them this year on my apples and my peaches. The bags worked well for my apples but not so much for my peaches. Bugs were able to lay their eggs on the inside, and it killed my peaches.

Macro pest problems (rodents and birds) are symptomatic of a *lead deficiency problem.*