Is the double leader method good for dwarf indeterminate varieties? (I have husky cherry red)

Loved this, great advice - glad to see you back lately! Particularly enjoyed the bit with the chickens going mental in the background while you were calmly discussing bed placement and planting strategy. 😆 In the future, I'd love to see some info on companion planting with flowers to deter pests. You see a lot of that for tomatoes/peppers/etc. but rarely for brassicas and salad greens, which in my experience seem to get the crap end of the stick when it comes to pests around my parts. Particularly brussels sprouts and cabbage moths... what a nightmare. Thanks again, keep it up!

You did not mention Vine Borers...

patisson zucchini - my favourite shape, look like UFOs

Wow, are you on crack today? You are talking sooooooo fast it is annoying. I usually love your content.

I’m very new to gardening. Have my first one in now. Did cucumber, bell pepper, jalepeno, cherry tomatoes. Having fun and looking into what to plant in the fall. Thanks for the video Swiss chard looks like a solid option

Love how chill you are. I can't listen to overly caffeinated tutorials. Lol. Thank you.

instead of grow bags, lol, hyuck hyuck hyuck hyuck , hope your ok 👍🏽

Just ordered six blueberry plants and lots of Ericaceous soil and the correct feed so should all go good.i think it takes two years before i see berries but will enjoy the ride! Thanks for the knowledge sharing🤙🏻

Recommended yellow squash that don't need pollination or are pest resistant?

How soon should you start pruning? Do you let them get to a certain height before you start taking suckers off? All of my small plants are already flowering, should I be pollinating those flowers or letting it get bigger before I start encouraging fruiting? Thank you so much that was so helpful!!

Mother Nature is really socking it to my garden this year. I didn't have an issue at all with BER last year. This year it's hotter than the devils buttcrack out there and the plants are having troubles dealing with it. Last week really did a number on my Romas. Every single one I started from my own seeds and even the 7 store bought and including the 20 I grew for my mom and gave her ALL have BER. The store bought Supersteaks, Betterboys and cherry tomatoes are fine. These Romas are little finicky buggers. Hopefully I still get a harvest. Time will tell. There are still plenty of green maters out there but I must've removed 60 tomatoes between yesterday and today.

Thanks so much for your advice. Gonna try this since I have always had troubles growing cucs!

You seem really nice and knowledgeable but you talk too fast. I was feeling stressed after a couple minutes

I appreciate the practical advice here, sometimes what you've always read *not* to do is actually what works best. Glad I found this just ahead of my first try at cucumbers, thanks!

Too much talking and not enough info. Just wanted to know solution. Too much hype.

You’re the best!! Straight forward information with no BS thanks for all you do!

Very helpful information. Thank you. 😁

Really helpful thank you so much. I wasn't going to grow squash this year (last year was a bust) but you have inspired me to grow a couple 😁.

Came back and watched this great video again. I love your channel!

Another great tutorial man, thanks!

So glad I watched this video❤

Im still not allowed to reply to comments, possibly these main posts stick. Im tired of the stupid so i wont bother checking, however now that ive let the thought cross my mind, there isn't a chance ill quit wondering before bed. 😉 p.s. the person who said you cut suckers and leaves off. Im interested in end results at ripen time, preferably if they were left to vine ripen. Ty 😊

there is a sucker (that is not a sucker) that develops just below the 1st cluster of flowers this is the best stem to keep for double stem plant... this non-sucker is the most vigourous and performes the best regarding flowering latter on

superb instruction ! thanks!

Please, less music..otherwise good info and it's appreciated

Hi great videos and channel thanks to your advice I just pollenated my plants with the advice you gave cheers 🍅✌️😎✌️👍

I tried twice and they all died! They dry out too fast in the stacking planter. I watered daily bc our climate is hot. 😫 I'm not having success in these towers. I bought it specifically, like yours, for strawberries.

Thank you for mentioning the bumble bee. Also for those gardeners in the USA (and also as far north as Ontario and Quebec you may have squash bees to pollinate. Honey bees are not capable of pollinating most squash species.

Whenever I need a quick, educated and concise answer to a plant dilemma, I pop on KZfaq and search through your channels for tips. Every time my girlfriend hears your voice coming from my laptop, she asks, "So what's your gardening guru have to say today?" She's not wrong.

New subscriber. Enjoyed vid. Thanx. Could you recommend seeds for redding CA. Very hot summers. I love idea of burp less and only female flowers and dont require pollination. You mentioned ???CORINTO? Other seed you rec and where can I buy these seeds?? Im doing well with started plants from nursery but with your tips I can feed other families next year. Thanx

I’ve never grown eggplant….my husband went to a garden center sale at a nursery up in the mountains near us (odd we have never been but they grow wholesale and are only open to the public on Saturdays). They had veggies half off AND buy one get one free so he came home with some really big, nice, already flowering eggplant plants. Sigh We don’t even eat egg plant but in about to stick these in my already full garden just so he can see what they do lol.

I put my squash out early, bought clear plastic glasses put a hole in each side near the rim. Cover the new plant with the cup and insert wood screeners through the holes and into the dirt to keep them from blowing away. Also cut some slits in the top for air. So each seeding has its own greenhouse. No heavy rain can bother it no frost either. When is To big enough and weather better. Just uncover. I did this with my seedling tomato’s also.

Your enthusiasm is contagious. I love it!

I stumbled onto your site while looking into parthenocarpic cucumbers which I just found out about I especially liked the way you said to not just read the seed descriptions in the catalog. It’s so true that every variety is best tasting or last year favorites or sweetest and so on. Do you have a follow up video on your new seeds that you just planted?

Tips for beans? I started several types from different companies 7-8 weeks ago. The plants are finally 4-5 inches tall. I set them out weeks ago after last frost & they basically haven't grown, its probably too cold. 37-50 at night & 50-90 during the day back & forth. Theyve been fertilized, mulched, etc.

Cripes. We finally got a 50° night but it will be dipping back and forth for another month or so.

sooo my first time growing, and i have 4 better boy plants and i have some plants that have 2 extra thick stems coming from the lead at the very bottom with full leaves/no fruit. so do i cut it or leave them?

I use an electric toothbrush and touch the flowers to vibrate them. It even sounds like a big Bee and works well.

You ever end up clicking analyze?

Thankyou!

Uh oh. I have about 30 squash plants started and was hoping to grow several (maybe even most) in grow bags and I was aiming for 15 gallon size (budget and space considerations). 30 gallons for one was not on my radar whatsoever 😕 😬 😅

I have trouble with pillbugs chewing on the yellow squash that touches the ground. Have added wood mulch, hoping that helps. Maybe I need to put out some pill bug traps. Defeated the squash vine borers this year by injecting BT into the stems.

Thank you for all of the lovely recommendations! Is there a website or brand you recommend ordering the drip line from?

Swiss chard is my new favorite green, I’m here hoping to grow more than I can handle. Thanks for sharing! ✌️😁👍

Here in Canada - it is June 19th, we just had a nighttime low of 3 degrees (37F)...

Great tips thanks!!

Greetings from the Isle of Islay ( Scotland's West coast ). We use cloth bags and layer chopped raw seaweed we find on the coast , this retains a measured feed to the plants on a regular basis, I realise where you live may not accommodate this but if you can source this resource grab it , my family tree and history tells of this method being use as far back as the 16th century, all the best .

Couldn't see the grow bags........ can someone help please.... Thanks did he say non woven fabric?? I'm confused sorry

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