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That video was extremely helpful! What kind of of peppers are with the onions?

What on earth is this trash movie?! I'm so confused as to what it's even about and what the point is. Also, why is the Wizard there before the main witch?! What is this? Utter foolishness.

Great video. I'm in my second year of gardening and tomatoes have become my favorite. I find myself in search of my favorite tomato to grow as well. I'm growing at least over 40 varieties this year, I can't wait to see how things go! Can't wait to see what other ones you might add to this list in the future!

Onion sets literally makes no sense!!!

Wow 😮 thank you for this information 🙏🏼👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Nice 😊 those are huge… can’t wait to get some

My 9b Sacratomato tomatoes don't worry about that😂🍅

Nice!

Mine is four years old and never keep it fruits I tried everything. Hopefully this year is my year.😂

You plant fruit trees every season

I've used each one of these tips with success. But every one of them is short-lived. Between the water and the intense heat where I live, the various options break down quickly, and I'm having to constantly reapply/retape. What I'm a bit surprised to find is that nobody is trying to build a water moat around the base of the tree. I'm envisioning a half-pipe (cut length-wise) in a complete circle around the trunk, and filled with water. Style points awarded for digging it into the soil. In my case, it would be kept filled with water from my irrigation system. Does anybody see why this wouldn't work? Every google search attempt for "water moat to prevent ants on fruit trees" is disappointing.

Less bones to grind

But the suckers take the energy out of the next tomatoes. I did this before and and when I took the sucker out I got such huge tomatoes. But when I left the sucker my tomatoes were ambiguous first then so small as the plant grew. I rather take out the suckers

If you start your tomato seeds on wet paper towels and then plant you save weeks. Most will germinate within days.

This is good advice, but my local mom and pop nursery sell their seedlings for $4.00 which is just slightly less than Bonnie at the big box stores, and I got a few plants from Home Depot. I think it's Bonnie that charges so much because the other brand being sold at Home Depot was about $2.00 and change for each plant. I used to see those big Basil plants at Kroger but haven't in over a year. They've discontinued alot of items. I've never seen them at Walmart. I have some basil right now that were some of the plants I bouht from Home Depot but it always seems to wilt and die off. ettin cuttins to row big is a struggle too. I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong or if many varieties are just not that hardy. I wish I could get it to grow nice big branches like I see others do.

Do you have a filter and pressure regulator at your head end? Everything I see indicates that it's important to filtered out particulate matter, and also important not to over pressurize things.

Really awesome guide in Hawaii Walmart is also the spot to get early on citrus. Home depot and Lowes have citrus but it's way more expensive...like 300$+ big established plants but Walmart has various 20$ plants I'm guessing about a year. So far I have a a Mexican lime from home depot was way less than the other trees I think it's not grafted or something but it's doing good was like 44$ amd I biked it back thorns got me alot even through my duffel bag...the Walmart ones fit in my backpack and are in the same self watering pot as you reccomend but a size smaller like around 4 $ each love how all in with Walmart you can get started with citrus under 30$ about if you add soil... but yeah I got two mandarin one golden Tahoe the other I forgot ... 1 alien lemon and a calamsi I started from seed... some are also in mixed planters with herbs and the lime tree has some jade succulents and clover with it I might add more clover because I think it's helping with me fertilizing it so seldomly as it adds nitrogen I heard... but yeah great guide just wish you would have some reccomdation on vegan alternative for some of your fertilizer recomdations and or at least urea-free. But yeah great guide and if someone else is on the fence go for it start some citrus well worth the effort pretty low maintenance and that cheap tree turns into the expensive one as you keep it alive sometimes it's better than the expensive one because it's being more actively cared for than one at the store☘️🐠💕🌺🌴🌻🍋🍊

I lived in Oregon for 10 years and berries grow wild everywhere. I used to to go out to Sauvie Island near Portland and there was a field that a farmer had and he just huge Blackberry brambles as a wind break barrier around his field so we always stopped and picked berries. The farmer didn't cut or cultivate the berries in anyway so it was tough picking. But free !

I don't want to have a garden, I'm not concerned about feeding the soil. I just want to permanently stop weeds in places in my yard i don't have grass. Short of putting in cement. What can I do on a budget? I've tried putting down weed barrier products and rocks over it. They still get weed infested. help!!!

8:00 Great video. But is that a tick on your tshirt?

Because of you, I’m a proud papa of a new Meyer Lemon and Calamondin Orange Tree! Eastern Arkansas, just west of Memphis, Tennessee! The tree blanket and Christmas lights are my plan… with the rain barrel and a water heater liked used in a cattle tank to keep water from freezing.. 40’s-50’s should be no problem I think with the heat strip.. 🇺🇸

Now for my question! What’s the difference between 20-20-20, 10-10-10, 7-7-7, etc…. I get that it’s the strength but why break it down like that? Why not just sell 20-20-20 and cut it by 50% for 10-10-10? See where I’m going with that?? If that’s incorrect thought process.. could you enlighten me please?

Good Tips

Man.. I love your videos! I’ve learned a ton of new information… stuff that others don’t really address… I appreciate how you “speculate” as to why something does what it does and explains why you think it!

This is great tutorial on peppers! I am growing mine in containers and use straw mulch, Fox Farm Ocean Forest soil and Neptune Harvest fertilizer.

Both of the recommended items cannot be shipped to California.

Thanks for your info I love cucumbers and I grow some myself

“No more will to live” 😆 I have cucumbers in my garden I’ll keep that in mind, thanks!

Love that u include Dale! I have 3 Boxers, Dave,Kevin,and Linda-May! They re always by my side . I think they're going to enjoy being with me in the garden all Summer. They LOVED being in my greenhouse especially in Jan when the sun would shine they'd find a nice spot on a bench,lay down and work on their tans! Ty for the broccoli 🥦 tips and wish us goodluck!

Can you save the seeds from the Party Time cucumber, as it is seedless? Maybe at the end of season they will have seeds? I got a shade cloth, and ordered seeds from Burpee.. here is to a great cucumber growing season! :)

Thanks for the info. I will be using your tips to get rid of the few ant hills that come back annually. 😎

Appreciate the info.👍💯

That demonstration along with explanation was most helpful. Thank you

🤯🤯🤯Mind Blown. Im a new gardener and I cannot believe all this info I never would have never known! Thank you!

In the south, what about planting tomatoes in a area that only gets a few hours of sun?

I am lucky enough to have dragon fly's - just never knew how helpful they were - we did have a bad issue with stink bugs and the lantern flies - i got the bright idea to raise praying mantis collected eggs from around my property and bought some off the internet - hatched them out and kept them until their 2nd shed then it was warm enough to release - i had about a total of 2500 i released on my property and around my garden - i was the only one in my area that had zero lantern flys at my property and only seen one or two stink bugs that season - they did a fantastic job - i know many dont like the praying mantis but im telling you had it not been for them i wouldnt have had my garden - both my neighbors completely lost theirs - i had a full crop - i did raise one till she was full size and then let her lose in my garden so she could live out her time free (they only live a year) and when i would work in my garden she would come get on me and sit with me while i worked - she for a bug was super sweet and boy do they have an apatite ! just some food for thought for anyone that like them they are super helpful and did i mention i used zero pesticides - didnt need any my little army got the job done

So once the compost is all done, do you just use that as dirt? or do you mix that with a bunch of other things to make the dirt you'd want to plant in?

Probably the best tomato growing video I've ever seen. - ontario, canada

Do not install a bird feeder you are asking for mice to start to show up

I have learned so much from your videos and thank you. You really are an excellent teacher and present data which is clear and concise. As for this particular video, I can now see why my gardens have been lacking. The combination of compost and fertilizer is the way I will proceed! Thank you again and know how much I appreciate you taking the time to educate me.