BACKYARD GARDEN UPDATE | JUNE 2020

28 Comments

1. Lillie Gibson 4 years ago

   Love the Friends shirt.

   The plane the plane… sorry, couldn't help myself lol.

2. Dez R. 4 years ago

   It has been 90° or higher all week. We've been in the pool all week you've got to love Southern CA. 🌞 🔥

3. Karen Valentin 4 years ago

   i live in puerto rico and its 100 degrees righ now

4. Ashley W 4 years ago

   Great garden! We live in Ontario and our 7 apple trees are bare as well.

5. Tamra B 4 years ago

   It's 94 degrees here. I'm melting, but hey, you're garden looks good. Sorry about the bad apples -2020

6. Laurel Topken 4 years ago

   Pour boiling water on the morning glory a few times. It should kill the roots.

7. Marisa Jonassaint 4 years ago

   Hi, Christine! I can’t find a chicken soup recipe you made here. It was a favorite of you Dad’s your step mother makes(?) and it has rice? Thank you for all you do!

8. Destiny 4 years ago

   Complete opposite weather in my city! Lol. It’s been 103-105°F this week. 🥵

9. Roaming with Rover 4 years ago

   Your gonna have so much foliage when all those pumpkins and squash and cabbage take off!! 🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🌿🌿🌿

10. luminousweb 4 years ago

    Peas are such graceful plants! And I love the variety of your garden, and those trellises are great!

11. ck2d 4 years ago

    Be interesting to see how your pumpkin and spaghetti squash come out because they might cross pollinate.

12. Singing in the rain 4 years ago

    Are we going to talk about the squirrel at :23 and 6:01?🐿🤣 I bet the squirrel took the plant, not the kids, they pull mine right up from the roots!

13. Christina Tareski 4 years ago

    Here in Fargo, we had a cold summer last year. Nothing grew well. All my melons finally started Vining out in September…so no melons. Tomatoes were stunted and produced hardly any tomatoes. Beets and zucchini were okay…and seriously nothing kills kale, but was cold through July!

14. Desert Family Homestead 4 years ago

    Man we have been 114 multiple days. While you are trying to get your garden to grow and get going I’m trying to keep mine alive in the heat.

15. Karry C 4 years ago

    It's been a "cold" june here in eastern washington too. Only got in the 90's for a few days lol 😂.

16. Goody 4 years ago

    I love the idea of gardening to produce my own food…in my head, but the realness of bugs and worms keeps the idea just in my head. Eww, I hate creepy crawly things lol!! Really enjoyed the video.

17. miguel murillo 4 years ago

    both tomatoes and pepper plants do well in heat

18. Jennifer Winsor 4 years ago

    We started a garden for the first time in a very long time this year. I'm not a seasoned gardener but started a few seeds inside and was gifted a few tomato plants. Also bought a few seedlings. So far the gifted tomatoes are like yours. Really tall but have lots of blossoms on the one cherry. Maybe I'll look up how to prune the heavier varieties. Never heard about the wall of water. My zucchini make flowers but no zucchini yet. I'm a little South of Boston,
    MA and have had some hot humid weather. Good luck. Hope it has warmed up.

19. Jamie Andrew-Kromer 4 years ago

    And I’m here looking at my garden why won’t my morning glory grow back! LOL I think I have a bunny or mole eating them every time I plant them. And where do you get your friends sayings T-shirts?

20. Christine Long 4 years ago

    Hey if you decide to put homemade solar lights outside or inside…there is one I did from YouTube using stuff from Dollar tree. Mason jar, 2 packs of colored stone things and solar lights. Pour stones in Mason jar and pull solar top off of stake and put thru the Mason jar lid. I got glued around solar part so water wouldn't get in jars. To me the blue stones are the prettiest

21. Amanda Lee 4 years ago

    herbs are really easy to grow.

22. Amanda Lee 4 years ago

    home compost from banana peels, eggshells etc give you enormous plants

23. Shelby Wilson 4 years ago

    Omg please do more of these!!

24. Aslam Durrani 4 years ago

    And it is 105 in Dallas, with our tomatoe plants dining over here in Dallas.

25. Danielle Williams 4 years ago

    What kind of greenhouse do you have?

26. Covers Corner Surburban Homestead 4 years ago

    I love your backyard garden! We are suburban homesteaders too. 🙂 Do you prune your tomato plants? It helps them to put more of their energy to the fruits. It also keeps them healthier and promotes more airflow. I do have a video (on my VERY small channel LOL) showing how to prune them if you're interested. 🙂 I love watching all of your videos! Thank you for sharing! ~Stephanie

27. Brittany Curry 3 years ago

    Apple trees generally produce every other year. You could also be right with your hypothesis about a late frost since that definitely can kill the flowering Buds and flowers therefore they are not getting pollinated therefore not producing. I live close to the same growing zone and we deal with the same cold all the time. Even though gardening is tough in our climate it's still worth it! 😉

28. Kimberly 3 years ago

    Never never never plant mint. Worse than morning glory by far.