There is a fake account posing as me telling people to direct message it. That is not me. I will never ask you for a direct message or for any information in the comments.
Thanks James, Another great video. I'm a gardener like yourself and I know how much hardwork you and Tukky put in yet we have a few that want to indirectly benefit from it, just sheer laziness, & ungrateful. I'll leave it at that.
I have a direct message. New Jersey rules and this is a great channel where folks like me can learn a new skill set and feel the fruit of the earth in my hands. Thank you James.
In my opinion much better to picking all the fruits or vegetables,,,before you talk,,,I'm very confusing right,,,hayyy,,,but I like your video,,,, good luck James better luck next time 😍😍
Appreciate the hustle, but I'm pretty sure those of us that watch you regularly would not mind if your harvest videos were a little longer. Just saying! 🙂 Keep up the great work, James & Tuck. Hearts for the boss ❤️❤️❤️
I would love 45 minute harvesting / garden tour videos! It would be awesome to see you and Tuck showing, sharing, and harvesting even more fresh organic food!
James and Tuck, in the last 2 days Ive scored approx 50yards (2 dump trucks) of arborists chippings. I thought of you every glorious second. 2nd year of my food forest. No more putting this land to waste!!!! Thank you for sharing all your knowledge. 🌱🌱🌱🌱
@@nataliewilliams9741 It's been a 2yr hunt for "free" chips. A customer of my husbands had connections. They aren't exactly free as husband doing some work for him in exchange and I'm baking him a lemon meringue pie and gifting him a custom made winter hat 😁
I wish I could grow tomatoes like you do. I am trying again with a small fall crop. I love Tuck…such a great little guy. Give him an extra treat from my family. ❤️❤️❤️🐝🐝❤️❤️❤️
James, have you ever thought to bring an artist into your gardens? The beauty is breathtaking and it would be great to capture that on canvas. Yes, please make longer videos! I learn something every time I watch.
James, while you're picking various squashes I was wondering what you do with them cooking-wise. I'd love to know how you prepare them for eating. Love your vids always! You're about 3 weeks to a month ahead of us up here in eastern Canada. My daughter and I love your channel and work hard in our gardens with your encouragement in mind. Love Tuck... of course!
Omg! Absolutely LOVE LOVE Tucker. He eats all the veggies my Yorkie used to eat. I miss my baby so much. Thank you Tucker. Your cuteness and everything you do is like seeing my dog again. Love you Tucker. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
When I use to grow tomatoes, I would put some powdered limestone in the soil and it removes the acidity of the tomato making them taste so much better.
Hi James, We love your videos. We‘re from Jersey but now live in Switzerland and wow do we miss Jersey tomatoes!! We were thinking, as you’re going around the garden harvesting in a bowl, it fills up right away. It would look super cool if you had a big woven basket! People over here use them all the time in the garden, at a farmers‘ market, etc. Maybe Tuck would even like to jump in sometime and get carried around :-) Looking forward to seeing more videos from your awesome Jersey food forests!! :-)
Always inspiring, you inspired my to start my food forest in 2017. Initially the whole family was against me covering the grass but now all enjoy the harvests. Thanks so much for you contagious enthusiasm. Loves of ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️for tuck too.
Great video, thanks for sharing. To help save a money and prepare for the uncertainty of the future, my family and I have started a small backyard garden. We're learning how to homecan, seed save, make compost, and preserve what we grow. Every penny saved helps. Less than 2 years in our new home and we've completely transformed the backyard. We are beginner gardeners, growing and learning along the way. Recently I started a gardening channel to help encourage others to begin growing as well. No time better than now to learn self sufficiency.
Give it up to the hidden champion, the camera man. Always getting that shot. Give it up to James, the enthusiastic warrior, the gardening sensei. Give it up to Tuck, the boss.
Could you show how you water your garden? I don’t think I see irrigation hoses but maybe they’re out of sight? Also, maybe talk about daily maintenance and pruning that you’re doing?
Once years ago, me a complete ignorant of anything to do with growing plants saw gigantic veggies, fruits and flowers erupting from a pile of very old compost in my backyard! Only thing I did, throw seeds over, keep it watered...enjoy the harvest! Now learning so much from all of you...thank you very much!!
you should do a taste test video on all your tomato varieties, or a video where if you had to choose 1 variety for everything you grow, based on flavour and production, love your videos man, and your gardens amazing.
I love watching all that you and tucker do in your garden. With a very large garden. Do you own a local farmers market? If not what do you do with all the food you don’t eat yourself? Cause for one person or even a family of 7 people that is still a lot.
James…. Thank you. Thank you so much for everything you bring to this earth 🌍 🙏 you’re an icon my guy! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🤪❤️❤️❤️ Tuck the boss. And James the king prigioni 👑
ive never grown a plant in my life, but watching you really does inspire me. i love your enthusiasm and you can clearly tell this is your passion. love it!
if you ever want to start i recommend growing basil (: it's really easy, and doesn't need much space so you can keep it indoors. Plus it makes your house smell great lol
@@jaydee285 i live in the uk and haven't had a problem growing it indoors, I've never tried growing it outside but i know people who do. Might be a bit tricky during winter though.
❤❤❤ Tuck! Thank you for showi g us the fifferent varieties of tomatoes. I am growinv sun gold cherry tomatoes this year because of your videos last year. I am also growing other veggies you nentiioned. It us good to see how they produce and if they are prone to disease so we know what to grow, or not. Next year.
Thanks for the call out. That was the most incredible tour of the garden. I was so impressed with the abundance of the harvest. I'm trying out here in Peoria, Arizona but have a long way to go. The plants you showed today can grow here. It's a matter of learning the growing seasons. Thanks again. Say hi to Tuck. Rod Fichter.
I'm still blown away by your harvest show. A few questions came to mind. What do you do with all that bounty? Do you drip water or rely on mother nature? How do you treat disease and pests? Thanks for sharing.
Thank you, James and Tuck for sharing this vid of a great harvest from the Food Forest. My garden is small, but, have had a pretty good harvest this season. ❤️
I'm growing in my own tiny garden in my covered micro climate on a on a second story balcony in Oregon and I'm just now getting a hint of my tomatoes starting to get flowers. We were really cool temped in oregon with a high of 67°F all the way through June. Then in July it jumped up 90°-100° out here. I'm really happy for you in all your success! Love to see your bounty💖💖 .
James the Lord sure has blessed you, you are so awesome, everytime you take a bite of a fruit or vegetable I get this great feeling inside me, thank you for all your wonderful videos, I live in West Windsor N.J. and it is so great to see someone from Jersey post videos, I just love your channel ❤️
James it is looking so good. Around every turn is massive amounts of food. Tnrough your testing the varieties we know which seeds to buy. Tuck did an amazing job harvesting that carrot, I think he wanted that lost cucumber you found. Keep up the great work you two. 💯👍🐶👨🌾💕❤️🧡💛💚💙🤍💜🤍💙💚💛🧡❤️🧡💛💚💙🤍💜🤍💙💚💛🧡❤️🧡💛💚💙🤍💜.
Great video James, I would like to see you do a few videos of when you are planting your second round of vegetables. You briefly spoke of the second round of new cucumbers that you planted. I would like to see the process of when n why you decide to plant your second round of plants. Keep up the great work. Stay blessed
I really dig the mentions of your flowers. I always see them in the background. Also, I enjoy all of your harvests but I love it when you take a cabbage. There's something so fun and satisfying about the sound of those huge crunchy leaves. It's a good thing that Tuck lets you take so many. Happy Harvest!
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️Keep up the good work, James & Tuck & team!!! Beautiful Jersey garden!!! Watching you always makes my Garden State pride grow and brings back memories of gardening with my mom and grandmother, who’s parents were farmers. So from this fourth-generation NJ gardener- You are amazing and thank you for keeping gardening in the garden state alive and well and expanding! ❤️❤️❤️✌🏻💪🏻🫐🍅🍇🥬🥒🥕🌽🍐🧅🧄🫑🌶
I found that extra zucchini freezes pretty well if you just cut it into BIG chunks and seal in freezer bags (we have a suction sealer). No blanching needed. If you cut it up too small it starts to leak too much juice before sealing. It looks like powdery mildew was getting started on those summer squash. It hasn't hit squash here in Western Wa. yet but it always shows up by the end of August. One reason I like to get my winter squash fruited in July.
Here is my humble contribution as a gesture only! I couldn't afford the value you bring if you chose to profit more $$$$$$, it simply would not be available to me and I'm eternally grateful for your patience, passion, enthusiasm, and the commitment to grow more than vegetables If you did not already know ....you are also growing people !! Thank you so much James! I have been able to learn volumes additional knowledge and really implement it, along with LOTS of my personal faith, YOU have given so much "light" (literally), to succeeding in this fantastic lifestyle! (When it's more than a "hobby" bro) Well done at the very least thank you for your valuable time Jimmy Chandler ✅ P.S. this is what I talk about and I share with anyone who will listen
I would watch long videos! I understand about wanting to make them about 20 mins. You could do part 1 / part 2. Or according to groups. Love seeing your garden at every stage!
I have Been watching your RU-vid channel religiously for just over two years now… And I am in my third year of gardening my own food forest at my house. My question to you is: I noticed you’re growing a multiple variety amount of tomatoes on your property in tomato alley, that’s exactly what I’m doing at my house. 1) do you save seeds? 2) do you bag off your flowers to harvest seed? Or do you just buy new seeds each year? I notice your tomato’s are close together so cross pollination for seed saving? I am growing 4 of the same types you also have ! Waiting for mine to ripen in zone 6b! Love your food forest!
Your harvests are absolutely stunning and so is your energy level. I expect the perennials help too. Garden of Eden is truly amazing. Patience is key and i have large raised beds i'm growing in now as we build our Eden here. I hope for part of the success that you have someday ❤❤❤❤
Yeah not too bad so far, and I still have a bunch of later varieties that are ripening now. I have had a few disease issues in my pallet bed though, the Violet Jasper tomato seemed to pick up a disease early and spread it to a few plants before I could remove it from the property
@@jamesprigioni James I was just thinking how your tomatoes were doing a moment before you posted... I'm just a little north of you but my tomatoes really suffered due to the drought and I didn't get a good production. They just stopped flowering mid July.
@@jamesprigioni The variety Grappoli D'Inverno: is Winter Grape Grappoli are clusters of fruit or flowers (like grapes)whether they are tied together or grow naturally in a cluster. D'Inverno is a contraction of di inverno meaning of winter So grah poe lee deen vair no A is always ah O is oh E is ay but here it's slurred like air I is ee and don't forget to roll your r's Apparently Winter Grape is harvested before the cold finally gets it by cutting down the vine and hanging it on the back porch to harvest in the late fall winter because they last long and can eventually dry in place. John
Love your videos. Great urban garden that produces like crazy is fun to watch. I grow different varieties of tomatoes and poblano and Serrano peppers. Tomatoes did great, the peppers not so much. Lots of flowers but the peppers wouldn't set. Majority fell off. Tore them out and starting some sweet corn, lettuce and on your advice, some sweet 100s! Love Tuck, give him a hug from us ❤️ ♥️ ❤
THAT'S IT!!! James, I am definitely coming to visit your garden and watch you enthusiastically leap through your AMAZING garden! If only I didn't live in Colorado...
Lost my cucumbers to the groundhogs, but this year seems to be the greatest for my peppers and tomatoes. Followed your advice and got the lettuce and cabbage growing for fall!
Big holes! I thought i had moles…but holes are size of my foot! Mole deterrent windmills really stirred up some new holes! Lehmans…amazon. I was told ground hogs…ugh
Your garden shows the love you put into it. And the sweat! Seriously, I love your channel (and of course sweet little Tuck!) Your garden is how I imagine Eden would have looked. Thank you for sharing. God bless. Take care. And stay vigilant.
