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today is Saturday and you know what that means we’re going to go to you and celebrate what’s going on in your garden and this week it looks like everybody’s looking at vying ripe well while I go ahead and take in some more ears let’s go ahead and take a look at a few of the contributors to this channel Jim said his container garden got off to a late start but he’s going to be catching up directly his Harvest are going to start coming in and this just goes to show you don’t need a lot of space to grow a lot of food Jim you’re right you don’t need a lot of space to grow a lot of food and I really appreciate you sharing just give us the motivation to go out there no matter what the size of your area you can plant something and grow something that tastes great
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what do you do to organically control earworms on corn? they're giving me a lot of problems with my sweet corn and I've heard the worms can overwinter and give you problems the next year
Grow 45-54 plants in a 3'x3' area… got me 2 garden grow towers with compost bin think they're still around $350 each but they're great and i used covid money to buy em and i used food stamps to purchase my seeds and plants… now i just save seeds from my harvests to replant (cilantro, peas, beans, squash, spinach, and a spicy arugula I've had since starting my garden) this year I've added a blueberry bush, raspberry, German thyme, dill, rosemary, basil, tomatoes, potatoes, red romaine, broccoli, collard greens, and bell peppers… i also use other containers because where i am I'm not allowed to plant in ground and in a 13'x13' area i have well over 200 plants thriving amongst the milkweed i don't pull for monarch butterflies altho the caterpillars like my garden i just go out and pick em off and throw them to the birds in the wild blackberry patch… i also have toad houses I've placed too try and encourage the roads to stick around… i have a few containers i use to catch rain water to keep the water bill down and i get bull frogs in them once in a while, i have a pin cherry tree in my yard that's infested with lady bugs and in the spring early summer I'll collect the larvae and put them in my containers… need a cheap effective method for pill bugs… can't even begin to count the number of plants i lost to them this year.. good thing i grow way too much of everything example i started this year with 85 squash plants in total who needs 85 squash plants that ain't a farmer???? Im hoping to produce enough that i can put a table near the road and put fresh veggies with no fertilizers or pesticides out for free…. my goal is to be able to grow enough to help 3 different household my dad's, my sisters, and my own… my dad's because they do a lot of canning, my sisters because she houses me for 8 months for free while i was on probation and not allowed home and my own because life shouldn't cost so much and i really hate the concept of money… which is why i do a lot of "in kind" work (work in exchange of goods or other services) i hope everyone who took time to read this ramble has a great day