Join us in this video as we explore essential tips for summer gardening in your homestead. Learn how to keep your garden thriving with expert advice and practical strategies. Say goodbye to summer gardening burnout and hello to a flourishing garden full of vegetables to preserve for winter use and to eat fresh! There are several things you can do to help prevent summer burnout and enjoy the garden instead!
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00:00 Summer Gardening
00:21 What seeds to sow in June
01:31 Best time to harvest
02:33 Best watering practices
04:01 Mulching to garden
05:01 Mounding Mulch
05:57 Whats growing in my garden now
06:32 Create a schedule & how to help w/burnout
08:16 Onions
08:37 Blackberries
09:17 Cabbage
09:44 Enjoy the garden
28 Comments
Brilliant! Thank you!
As ALWAYS, great information loaded with tons of tips. I love the lights. I want to do that.
I just love your channel and appreciate all the content. This was an especially great one! Thank you
Is there a link f I r the drip tape products that you use? Great information. I enjoy your videos.
Min 3:00 how to attach drip tape onto poly hose
Hi! Thank you for all the info! Can you please tell us what other kinds of mulch we could use? (besides wool & compost) Is wood dyed wood mulch ok?
Life IS good.
Thanks for the great video! I always enjoy seeing your excellent garden and great advice!
Can you tell me why my peppers are always hard? Both my sweet peppers and hot peppers grow nicely but they are crunchy and not soft. I live in zone 8b.
Really appreciate your philosophy on gardening. Everything looks healthy in my raised beds and I'm so looking forward to watching the plants mature and then harvesting. Blessings.
I am so grateful I found your channel. What a GEM! ❤🎉
I had a ton of cucumbers here in 7b but they were all bitter 😥
You are a blessing to newbie gardeners. Thank you for all the information! God bless you even more.
Thanks for all the gardening tips!! I love the idea of the garden task calendar! My ADD brain needs lots of lists if I ever remember to look at them
Absolutely LOVE your channel, Ali. Thank you for the wealth of wisdom and for sharing your faith in God along the way. ❤
Beautiful. I love the solar lights in my garden and other flower beds. It’s so peaceful
Where do you live? It’s starting to get really hot here now.
Your videos are always full of good info. Thanks😊
Drip irrigation is a must. Down in the south, it’s, hot, very humid, and little to no rain. Today is going to be 99 and the heat index is 106-110. It’s like walking outside into an oven. You just can’t breath I get out about 4-4:30 in the morning and done by 8. It’s just too hot.
I have also been working on my second planting
Beans, peas, okra, squash, tomatoes, cucumbers, and few melons. Never leave your garden bare.
I’m so glad I found your channel. I live in Southern Utah. Where do you get your wool mulch from?
Thanks you
Great tips. Thank you.
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Thanks so much for sharing a wonderful video with us today
Your garden is beautiful and I’ve learned so much from you. I’m in zone 8A GA. The temp is 100 & above and I’m using shade cloth through out my garden. My garden is producing limited produce, especially pole beans. Any suggestions?
Learning so much from you. Thanks!! I was thinking of doing raised beds, how deep are yours?
Are you standing next to a MONSTER fennel?
The garden trellis/tower made of wood – did you make or purchase those? If purchase please post a link…if you made them please do a video, they look great in the garden
Blessings Kiddo!🌻🐛🌿💚🙏💕