Such a fantastic video - thank you

I found these this year and because of all the rain and my own seeds failing to survive, I bought them. Wow! I’m buying these seeds again. They complete my tomato plants (indeterminate oxhearts). Big, beautiful tomatoes!

I miss you.

What month is best to plant greens in Florida.. I usually start in September however my sister in law was successful earlier this year with her greens they were beautiful in May

I jus planted some Swiss chard like a week ago. Hopefully ill start seeing it come up soon!

Interested in your opinion. I have gathered ample windows and plan on building a slanted roof greenhouse with a polycarbonate roof. The spot I'm envisioning will be oriented east-west like most would suggest, But I'm wondering instead of slanting the roof south I was thinking north to prolong the panels life. Will be in nearly full sun. Thanks

In Zone 6 (Western NY) I plant in containers. Just direct sowed swiss chard. Temps are 80's daytime 60's nighttime. Is it too early?

Can we all agree that there are FAR too many novices uploading videos to youtube, giving us all "advice." I trust this guy here, but many of them are clueless.

Hi Farmer Fred, I just found your channel. Thank you for a beautiful video.

I've got some blue Hubbard squash growing right now. I planted the seeds a little bit late I hope they have time to mature

Thank you!

Love that you encourage plant based eating! It is so amazing. Thank you for sharing alternatives for the landscaping people like me that is Vegan and organic and wants nothing to do with putting toxins on their yard nor animal products. I appreciate it!

All over your garden i see beauty and lots of hard work. L Thanks for warning. Mine havent flowered yet.. i hope i get them out, but its 100 degree heat warning. In south KY. I'm 83.. I LOVE gardening for great Exercise..

We set up, originally, a rain barrel that fed our remote watering system. However, once the barrel emptied and no rain to keep up with the demand, I am looking for an alternative resource and our pond, nearby, seemed logical. We may be using our portable solar generator as our pump power source. More later on its success. :0)

Enjoyable, easy to follow, great looking set up, natural methods by the look of it, which is the only way to go imho. And by luck, a plant based, vegan lifestyle mentioned. Didn't realise it when I clicked on. Thank you!

How many plants do pick the 50lbs from

I am growing potatoes for the first time and I chose Kennebec. Thank your for the information.

Kestrel is the smallest bird hunting hawk

I make Spearmint Tea and after straining it I toss the spearmint around the perimeter of the property, deer don't like the smell.

The tip with the rope and wooden structure is helpful, I've always planted big boys tomatoes in part due to my late mother it was the kind she always planted. This year (2024), I planted 6 plants in April, and it's presently June. These plants are at least six feet tall, I called them tomato trees.

Great ideas! Thank you so much for sharing your experience.

I love your gardening channel. Such load of great information presented in wonderful, warm, enthusiastic way. Please, keep on sharing your knowledge and experience. I also do have a question; would you consider making a video on how to grow blueberries in containers? I live in the city and have a city size lot: not too big, full of tree roots and partly shaded. Therefore, the most I can do is container gardening for tomatoes, herbs, peppers, eggplants. And this year, I've decided to try my luck in growing blueberries in large half-whisky wooden barrels. Thank you so much and God Bless.

Guess what I’m doing today!?! 🕊️

Your flower plants are really beautiful. Can u tell me what and how and what fertilizer u use

I'm growing these this year (2024) in Pennsylvania also. Your gardens are awesome.

Very helpful

Didn't know you could freeze them 😯 great

How often do I need to fill the bottles?

Where can I get that great hat, no pun I want one

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I saw many pincher bugs on mine

Thankyou for your video Farmer Fred. Lots of great information 👍

I’ll bet you could use these as rolls like for sushi or something, just blanch the leaves first I’d think!

I just started doing this! My broccoli overwintered, and at first I thought it was collards! But lo and behold, I saw little broccoli heads forming! I then googled to see if broccoli leaves were edible, why would they be, but wanted to be sure! Thanks!

Love the puppy.

Absolutely prune your cherry tomatoes. I prune all my cherries about 18" high taking all the growth off from the first fruit cluster to the ground. Then at 3 ft take off all suckers. After that let them go but continue pruning small suckers until it reaches 6 ft.

When should I take the seedlings from under the grow light

How far apart should rows be?

Glad I learned this early into my first growing season! Everyone tells me something different. Prune. Don’t. Prune a little, just enough for airflow. Prune a lot. Enough to drive me nuts.

I grew this variety last year and will again this season. I saved the seeds and they’re sprouting nicely. I have to say the Cherokee variety is one of the most delicious tomatoes!

First time watching…can it be used to fertilize your lawn? How about rhododendrons & azalea? I bought a 50# bag and I don’t have a vegetable garden…I did get blueberries, strawberries and globe artichokes all in separate containers. Not enough information on how much to apply and other uses. I don’t want to mess up.

My Norland's are 60 days in the ground, praying for a good harvest this year. Planted in containers last year little late. Looking at your video I think I did everything okay. Your videos are a great teaching tool. This is my second year gardening.

What a beautiful garden! Thanks for sharing.

Wow. This was 7 years ago. So cool. And very nice video

Bragg coconut amino acids are so good

Great video thank you

Great Informative Video, Thank You ! I'm Curious What Zone You Are In ? Appreciate you, God bless

Thanks for the heads up

is nice to have all that land and even a small lake for used for irrigation something the poor people can t be using much.

Seeded norning glories are a disaster.. when fall comes the vines turn to dead straw seeds fall everywhere so i would only plant the vine morning glory that dies not drop seeds the vihe just keeps spreading & stays healthy all year round.