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I Will NEVER Grow Blackberries in Ground Again

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Second time's the charm...hopefully when it comes to getting rid of these thorny blackberries. Let's get rid of them for good and go over how to rebuild garden beds.
TIMESTAMPS
01:36 - Removing Blackberry vines
04:15 - Blackberry Root Removal
07:40 - Overwintered Eggplant Update
09:42 - Rebuilding the Blackberry Bed
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@misslunachick 2 года назад

Absolutely love this style of vlog. Its exactly how we all work in the garden. I really enjoy your content. Its hard to find California gardeners that are as informative and enjoyable to watch.

@jacquesinthegarden 2 года назад

Glad you enjoy it!

@italiana626sc 2 года назад

I swear those birds sound like they're laughing at you while you were digging out those blackberries! Really, really appreciate your detailed explanations about why you're doing certain things, such as the straw covered by compost, watered in with the center setting and letting it sit for a few days. So many bits of info just in those few minutes!! You definitely know what you're doing and are a great teacher, as well.

@jacquesinthegarden 2 года назад

Glad you enjoyed, thank you!

@knottyneedle 2 года назад

What I love is your garden is much like the one I am creating at my 'forever home'. It's not 'picture perfect'. It's functional. And for me, I have to work on a very limited budget, so I have to do what I can without spending a lot of money.

@jeannamcgregor9967 2 года назад

I spent 30 years eradicating the blackberries we bought along with our house. But I did just buy some Stark Nurseries thornless clumping blackberries because I love the taste. Pray for me. 🙄

@crochetingaroundnewzealand 2 года назад

Nooooo! Don't do it lol

@LK-3000 Год назад

Late reply but I wish you luck. This is my second year with blackberries, but my first year with them in the ground. I hope I'm lucky too. LOL

@wordsbymaribeja1470 2 года назад

I recently moved into a property that had a garden that had been neglected for at least a decade, massive garden and over run with blackberrie brambles, I mean they were everywhere, I 've been digging out the root tubers since September. Every weekend. Digging.

@michaelarchambault217 2 года назад

I love a good VLOG with no coffee making, tooth brushing and driving around... no BS and great info as always

@thatsalt1560 2 года назад

Haha! Coffee making, tooth brushing and driving around 😆 I never thought about that, but they're all like that.

@rumichacajoy 2 года назад

In the '90's I lived in a neighborhood in Oceanside where the streets were lined with jacarandas. I found a few sprouted seedlings growing in a clump near the curb. I took them home and transplanted them into my yard.

@jacquigentile6732 2 года назад

Love this style of vlog. It’s comforting to watch and while it may not be specific to a topic it’s actually is very educational. I feel like I’m visiting a friend and helping them garden.

@matthewjbauer1990 2 года назад

I grow blueberries and blackberries. I have them in rather large containers. What Jacques is experiencing is one reason mine aren't in the ground, and probably never will be.

@Herhighness211 Год назад

I’m in zone 7 & I put two blueberries & a raspberry in the ground in Fall. I think I’m digging them out this weekend. I’m nervous to leave them in now.

@kampfgeist7703 Год назад

I planted my black berry and grape bush in a giant barrel pot

@LK-3000 Год назад

I have mine in ground too but only one of them is thorned. I'm going to wait and see if it ends up being invasive. And if it does, then I'll move it somewhere else (far away from my paths) and let the birds have the fruit so it will take pressure off the other fruit trees and plants I have in my garden.

@juliemcgugan1244 Год назад

Yep, I planted mine in pots, the ground around them is covered in 10-12 inches of stones, yet still, at least a few canes of the blackberry hit the ground (stones) without me noticing and still manage to burrow down to the soil and begin to grow there! There is absolutely no stopping this monster! LOL!

@shorty1103 Год назад

@@juliemcgugan1244 im assuming it's bcuz the seeds are so small that it would take having some sort of cover on the ground to prevent it

@veronicadoggone5660 2 года назад

Love the "get gardening with me" vlog. Definately motivating to see you tackle your garden. The effort and the outcome are inspiring. It may not seem like this was specific content but I'd say you gave us some good "garden bed maintenance" info. 👍👍

@digil4509 2 года назад

Oh my God you had me from the start. I garden almost exclusively in fabric pots and have woken up to having my pots dug into by racoons looking for grubs. I actually caught 3 racoons in the act one late night digging. I ran out to scare them off. They ran off but have come back a few times more. I also have many squirrels that like to dig in my pots to hide peanuts. Its disappointing when you think of all the work you put in, to grow your own vegetables. I loved watching this Vlog and looking forward to more. Love your style Jacques. Thank you for all your information.

@debkincaid2891 2 года назад

Pretty amazing tho' about the jacaranda tree. Also enjoyed you showing the disappointment-physical work-satisfaction of gardening.

@KatesGarden 2 года назад

Blackberries grow all over the place here and they are quite hard to dig out and get rid of. It’s more of a long term ordeal to get rid of them. So I hope for your sake you got them all but I suspect you will have a few shoots to dig up in the future. Be persistent and you will get them. I have some raspberries planted in my garden that I’m somewhat regretting. I wish I had put them in containers. I’m not sure why I thought they would be different from blackberries but at least most of them are thornless.

@WildGingersUrbanHomestead 2 года назад

😆 "pit of shame" Thanks for echoing the warning about rhizome berries which we all hear and sometimes ignore. Love your garden!

@anaisa0987 2 года назад

I'm so glad to see you were able to really tackle those blackberries! Here in Seattle those things are a bit of a nuisance in gardens. We're trying our hand at some Prime-Ark Traveler blackberries in containers to prevent any potential takeover of our garden, so here's hoping we don't regret that decision! P.S: I lived in San Diego for a few years and appropriately nicknamed our house The Birdhouse due to all the racket the neighborhood birds made right outside our house. Your bird comment made me chuckle. I kind of miss the bird nonsense, but kind of don't lol

@hardnack 2 года назад

Yup. I used to live in Eugene, Oregon and they will take over an entire yard easily. Super invasive in the PNW

@FernGully420 2 года назад

You sitting in your “pit of shame”… I felt that to my core. 🤣🤣😭😭 That was me last week in my 16ft long rose bush bed the lines my walkway. 🫣 This is the THIRD time I’ve sat in my Pit of Shame with sweat soaked clothes and tears streaming down my face. I think I’ve dug deep enough this time and removed eeeeeevery little root I came across. I wish I’d though if using a board to help sift my soil- my arms were on fire!!!! 🤣🤦🏻‍♀️ Thanks for the upkeep video- the nitty gritty time consuming tasks that people seem to leave out when talking about the wonderful world of gardening!! 🤫🤣 See ya next time! ✌🏼💙🌱👨🏻‍🌾

@jacquesinthegarden 2 года назад

The reality is that gardening can be dirty and hard work and honestly that is one of the things I love but sifting out roots...not so much 🤣

@mariannerapp411 2 года назад

I wanted to share that I love my Bushel & Berry thornless Baby Cakes Blackberry and Raspberry Shortcake Raspberries. They are doing well in their 3rd year in 16" pots. They're full of berries, tight and compact, and bred to be a good container plant. Also, pruning is easier. No worries about whether its primocane or fluorocane (sp?). You just cut away what doesnt leaf out in the spring. I actually had no dead canes to prune out this spring, and every single branch is full of berries.

@jacquesinthegarden 2 года назад

That is good to hear, will keep an eye out!

@mariannerapp411 2 года назад

@@jacquesinthegarden I learned the hard way after pulling out blackberries from the backyard of the house I grew up in. They continued to take over about 1/10 of an acre. Kevin posted a YT video on planting B&B berries in containers. I've found them in store in the spring at Home Depot, Lowes, and Tractor Supply, but didn't trust that I got the right branded berry when I ordered online from HD. Seemed to be a generic blueberry

@heathersullivan1822 2 года назад

I live in TN and have mine in containers for now. My sister told me her container raspberries grew through the pot and into the ground. Very determined! I have plans to build an in ground bed for my blackberry and raspberries (mine are all thornless varieties), but will be framing out a section to fortify. It's sounding like it's going to be a tough job to keep maintained. Love the vlog!

@jacquesinthegarden 2 года назад

They really love to spread but It has to be possible to contain them!

@heathersullivan1822 2 года назад

Would you have left yours had they not had thorns?

@brittany8364 Год назад

Is it silly that I appreciate you just talking through the dog barking and not stopping the content to bring attention to it like everyone else does? Idk, extra sounds in a video happen and don’t bother my ability to watch and I appreciate you not stopping the content to apologize for a sound I barely noticed in the first place

@jacquesinthegarden Год назад

Glad to hear this!

@ItsMangoMango 2 года назад

In Ireland here, and the UK, blackberries are wild everywhere. Roadside, field hedges, even all over the edge of our garden. I've bought every berry under the sun to plant this year... except blackberries.

@cheryllovestoread 2 года назад

I love growing celery. In hot summer, I like letting them go to seed. There is nothing better in savory cooking than homegrown celery seed. Love the vlog style. It’s a perfect way to teach real gardening. We all just go from task to task, after all.

@jacquesinthegarden 2 года назад

Ooh, I totally forgot about celery seed, wish I kept my bolted plant now.

@greentree211 2 года назад

omg the literal plop at 2:31 was hilarious! lol

@jerriscott288 2 года назад

I love your videos and the vlog format is easy to watch. I really appreciate that you garden in So Cal as I am a Ventura County resident and our climate and soil are the nearly same (I think you have warmer temperatures). It is so dry! And if I let an area go for a while without watering it seems the soil just dies. Your tips and the way you manage plants and water are very helpful. Keep up the good work.

@jacquesinthegarden 2 года назад

Water is definitely the hardest part about our region!

@Dylan-fc6mr 2 года назад

After a day that's too long at a job that's no fun, it's nice to unwind with a great garden video.

@johnolson8073 2 года назад

I love the vlog style! The single topic videos are great for when we need to find answers to specific questions, but I prefer vlogs for more regular content. I love being able to follow gardeners who are also in California since our conditions we are working with are so similar, and I get to learn little tips along the way that I didn’t know I needed to learn. Also, your vlog video is more relaxed & enjoyable IMO (I don’t want you to stop doing topic videos tho! I need those lol!). It’s more like I get to just spend time learning as you work, rather than having a lesson being directly taught to me, does that make sense? Love all your videos and envious of your garden space 😊 ❤️ April from Modesto Ca

@jacquesinthegarden 2 года назад

Awesome to hear, thank you! I will absolutely be continuing with both types!

@JeanReinhardtWriter 2 года назад

Love this style of vlog, so easy to follow and take in, thank you. Here in Ireland we have so many wild blackberries to forage not many of us plant them in our gardens. I have a loganberry planted in a large container that I'm training up a wall as they too can run rampant if in the ground.

@grisespino5342 2 года назад

Really enjoy the vlog style. Watching how to tackle garden issues while you explain. Like NOT planting blackberries in ground.🤤 Same with goji berry, just a heads up!! How about a night cam, to see what is digging plants up?!

@jacquesinthegarden 2 года назад

Night cam is on the deep list for eventually!

@jakefrechette3224 2 года назад

Misplacing blackberries is a hard lesson to learn. Thanks for doing it for us! Haha. Love the vlog style. Can't wait for more!

@swithers00 2 года назад

Yes! Vlog style, single topic style, ANY style! Love them all! Keep them coming.

@user-gp5tw5vo8t 7 месяцев назад

I love how he just ignores the crow pooping

@DesolatorMagic 2 года назад

Jacques: chill gardening video The neighborhood birds: *AHHHHHHH!!!!!!!*

@mirandalw98 2 года назад

Love your videos! wish I could grow so much but I don't have much space. Also being in zone 6 limits what I can grow and when too. Overwintering most things is a challenge lol

@Chunk_Kelly 2 года назад

I like it! We got a little info on a bunch of different stuff, and you kept it interesting. These blackberries are a nightmare to remove! We have the same problem up here in AK with salmonberries. They have wonderful sweet red and orange berries and are easy to forage all over the island but if they get established in your garden you're basically screwed. There are some terrible herbicides out there that can kill them but they kill everything else too so that's out. I'm fighting a wall of them coming from my neighbors place. I'm not too worried because I stay on top of them and the chickens love the fresh greens.

@harriettejensen479 Год назад

When I moved into this house, more than half the back yad was covered with vinca and blackberries....of course, it was the half with sun and where I wanted to put my garden. I dug out blackberries for more than a week and some of the roots went down 3-4 feet. My son told me I'd never get it all out, but I've been gardening there for 15 years and haven't had even one sprout!

@Dafniforfree 2 года назад

Blackberries hold a very special place in my heart and I wanna grow some one day! Good to see some tips and it was a fun vlogride!

@susanblauss5829 2 года назад

I really loved this style quite frankly when you work full-time and have a small farm I feel like every day is working on miscellany so I really loved this thank you you inspired me

@infinitecycle3479 2 года назад

Prime ark freedom blackberries are what I recommend they are thornless and produce big blackberries

@lindasoaft9303 2 года назад

Excellent content! Glad you warned me about blackberry thorns! Saves me some frustration and work! I learn so much from your vlogs! Thank you!

@janreneashman1915 2 года назад

I really like this style of vlogging. Lots of very helpful information.

@mrsb3172 2 года назад

Jacaranda are one of my Fav trees, they're just so pretty! They can be a bit of a nuisance though, in my area, the local councils have even removed some because they've become just so big and the roots were destroying pipelines and the very pretty flowers were becoming a hazard on the roads lol! Great video, thank you.

@lahuertadeltiomeno2009 2 года назад

It's amazing everything you do I'm going to put it into practice in my garden

@rockyusa2012 2 года назад

Tree root that grafted itself together.....cool. Life finds a way. 🙂

@roysoto263 2 года назад

Yeah, I like these style videos, tips, tricks, methods and pros and cons of different techniques, keep them coming. Much of what you say and share helps out lots of us out here, like I get a few of my questions cleared up that I have happening in my garden from your videos. Like a fog gets lifted of a problem and I can take care of it when I get back to my garden. Thanks for your content.

@jacquesinthegarden 2 года назад

Thanks for the comment, I will be sure to keep them coming!

@gwendolynwebster7722 5 месяцев назад

Great tip on how to move the soil around in the sieve!

@treehouse3240 2 года назад

Growing Eggplant for the 1st time, thankyou for the information re: can over winter. Never to old to learn something new.

@katieistiredagain7288 2 года назад

In the UK blackberries are wild and almost about everywhere, we have a regular picking spots every year but it is a big weed when it gets where u don't want it

@susieclark1498 2 года назад

Thank you, you saved a lot of us from making this mistake. Sorry for the work and time you had to put in, but this is "real" gardening. I'm in north county San Diego and glad to find you.

@jacquesinthegarden 2 года назад

Thanks for stopping by!

@deb7639 5 месяцев назад

Love the "pit of shame." I think we all have something like that.

@lunazmom_meg 2 года назад

Aww I’ve been wondering what your dog’s name was. I love a good garden pup! 🐾❤️ I enjoy the freestyle, casual vlogs. Real life in the garden is what I’m here for!

@conniemcgehee2851 2 года назад

Love all the loud bird sounds!❤️

@gloriveegardenjournal5371 2 года назад

Such a simple tip, but super useful explaining how you use the center vs. shower options on the hose. Also I appreciate how you show your garden as is, the realness of it, not just the pretty Instagram worthy parts.

@jacquesinthegarden 2 года назад

Glad it was helpful!

@julipolito7761 2 года назад

I always watch for the gardening content. But I will be looking for that jacaranda tree in your future vlogs. Just beautiful!!!

@sharons4611 2 года назад

Love this style of telling us what’s going on in your garden. Enjoy all your videos, keep it up

@xuyahfish Год назад

I had TONS of blackberries growing along the edge of my woods growing up & they were fabulous! They had thorns & were somewhat small, but thrived & were prolific. Maybe it was wild/native type? It may also be bc of region, the Midwest is great for berries.

@jasdipsagu3952 Год назад

Yes, wild, hence they are being classed as 'invasive', when they actually provide free food 🥰

@clairemcconway6266 Год назад

I love this video and the relaxed accessible presentation. Side note, I am constantly battling brambles in my garden and cannot imagine ever intentionally planting them!

@nataliramirez6497 Год назад

Really got a laugh out of the pit of shame. Thank you for sharing your woes and knowledge with us!

@jacquesinthegarden Год назад

Glad you enjoyed it 😂

@smuggafree 2 года назад

Hard work but very productive. Very interesting to see. Thanks

@SHARONSHORTOrchidsandGarden 2 года назад

I have a video scheduled for tomorrow featuring my grow bag container Osage Blackberry bush which is in fruit, pruned for lateral growth and doing fantastic! I will absolutely not trade my container garden for earth gardening! Happy growing.

@jacquesinthegarden 2 года назад

Wow that plant looks great! Good to know they can thrive in smaller containers

@ivyclark70 2 года назад

Love this style Jacques, keeps it real too. ☺

@zackthewazoobeaver 2 года назад

Really enjoyed the addition of the vlog style video! I like hearing your thought process and reasoning as you go about your gardening projects. Nice to see updates on multiple parts of the garden as well.

@jacquesinthegarden 2 года назад

Glad you enjoyed it!

@georgemdooley 2 года назад

The blog style was very informative and enjoyable. Seeing real issues helps greatly 👍

@hothamonggirl 2 года назад

This is real gardening.

@ashleycartwright2541 2 года назад

Literally love this style. 10/10, please do it again!

@kimkat63 2 года назад

thanks for sharing you garden adventures

@youtuudodo 2 года назад

Just a note make sure when planting blackberry on pot that the pot is deep enough or move the pot around often. I have root grow through the pot opening and to my surprise the have blackberry growing up form the ground.

@jacquesinthegarden 2 года назад

That's a great tip!

@conniedavidson1807 2 года назад

Great way to garden and help us learn at the same time. Love this style.

@kathleenelliot5305 2 года назад

This was a great video. You have a nice garden. The kale is very interesting, so strong.

@gannas42 2 года назад

Thanks for sharing this vlog format video. I have to say I am really impressed with how well your garden is doing. Clearly a result of your labor. In my area of the midwest we take for granted that the soil is pretty rich in organic material, even on newer lots, and is pretty much ready to plant in. Seeing your work with such a difficult clay dusty soil is really encouraging. :)

@RyanJKUS2012 2 года назад

Great content, I really enjoy multiple topics, a day in the life, vlog post. I'm just outside Philly, so seeing your progress gives me an idea of where I may be in a few weeks. Thanks!

@joaniemerrill8354 2 года назад

Great job Jacques!

@marinahuesias9379 2 года назад

enjoy the content and your calmed yet focused demeanor. I feel I can trust you content and look forward to many more! best of luck to you!

@gail9477 2 года назад

Love the videos, I keep cat food outside for some stray cats. We have racoons and opossums. They love cat food and have never dug through the garden. Hope this tip works.

@kittenpawsbb 2 года назад

I didn’t know blackberries would do this. Plus I read in your comment section about raspberries too. Very informative video and comment section. Thank you 🤗🌱

@41degreesN12degreesE Год назад

I watch a couple gardeners and I swear Jacques has the most opinionated birds make appearances on his channel 😂😂😂

@BNJBarber 2 года назад

This was great, good idea to elaborate on what you're doing in the garden. Thanks!! I love everything you publish, it is so authentic and informative.

@amandapitzenberger5285 2 года назад

Love the style, got so much knowledge in a dynamic layout and you covered a ton in a shorter time which I appreciate!

@peaceloveandeva 11 месяцев назад

Would love to see a video on the Thai basil eggplant recipe!

@ceecee-thetransplantedgardener 2 года назад

"Pit of shame" ... lolol ... No way! This was great, love the vlog style.

@rachelhenderson3275 2 года назад

I currently have blackberries and boisenberries outside my back door. They’re the thornless kind but I put them there because I wanted some and didn’t have another space setup for gardening. I accepted that I might need to dig these up one day. Hoping I’ll forever like them there but I’d kinda rather them be further away so I can put a nice fire pit in their place.

@maceyvaughan3498 2 года назад

I enjoyed this style of video better than the single topic videos.

@shamancarmichael5305 2 года назад

It's nice to just see quick day to day content! If something needs more depth, you'll no doubt already have something planned or we will ask! We like all knowledge! 😎

@ahWorkShop 2 года назад

I call dibs on one of the first Jacques in the Garden bottles of wine.

@jacquesinthegarden 2 года назад

🍷cheers

@GarryRobertson 2 года назад

I live in the Vancouver, BC area and geocache as a hobby. Blackberries are an invasive weed in the parks and woodlands all around here. Removing them is a never ending problem. Almost as hard to remove as Lily of the Valley and Mint. Good luck with getting rid of them.

@dr.m7774 2 года назад

Great video! Can’t wait to see more. The blog style really works.

@gardengatesopen 2 года назад

I really like going to work with you in your garden! So yes, this type of vlog is great. I also REALLY, VERY MUCH, LOVE how your garden looks!! It looks like a REAL garden, not something made up for HGTV. Keep it REAL buddy! ❤️

@ronniebrace2917 2 года назад

Good video again! Keep moving forward- love garden tours and updates. Thanks!

@samgcounseling 2 месяца назад

your gardening videos are balistic also im growing a garden also with sugar snap peas and jack be littles everything i could think of but nothing on trees

@dinacasey7034 2 года назад

Great Jacque! Love your vlog!!

@adelaidestitcher 2 года назад

I really love this style of video!

@flyoverurbangarden4315 8 месяцев назад

Excellent work.

@teresadrigotas113 2 года назад

Ugh! I kept telling myself I was only going to buy thornless raspberries and blackberries.... But I got wrapped up into reading all the descriptions on taste and accidentally grabbed multiple thorned ones! 🤦‍♀️ And of course I didn't wanna wait and be patient so I planted them anyways! 🙃 Now I'm trying to replace them with thornless but the thornless of course don't wanna spread much at all and the thorned ones are crazy invasive!!! 😭

@jacquesinthegarden 2 года назад

Haha we have all fallen for the allure of a good catalog description!

@teresadrigotas113 2 года назад

@@jacquesinthegarden yes!! 🤣

@yoog1 2 года назад

Jacques the soil expert

@MsArtistwannabe 2 года назад

I use my felco folding saw a lot. It’s so handy.

@rachelschriever8167 Год назад

That cobra head looks so efficient, but I live in North Texas with heavy clay. I haven't found anything that works in the gumbo. I'm having dirt envy

@Hannah-dd3lo 2 года назад

Its amazing to see how the tree healed its root, i have never seen that before! Loved the Vlog style!

@moomoocho1196 2 года назад

Loved this style of vlog! 👍

@gtrgenie 2 года назад

Great format! Triple Crown Thornless in 30 gal fabric pots works for me in L.A. I would handle the white fly asap, they will breed and destroy quickly. Banana skin water for aphid control and you get a bonus potassium foliar spray.

@jacquesinthegarden 2 года назад

Excellent to know, that was one of the varieties I was eying!

@twobluestripes 2 года назад

Love the vlog style

@rdegalleryjr 2 года назад

I'm in Fresno Ca. I worked in Bulgaria 🇧🇬 and the biggest cabbage I've ever seen was in a street market in Stara Zagora. Can you do a show on all your Bulgarian 🇧🇬 plants 🪴? Blagodarya.

@jacquesinthegarden 2 года назад

The street markets in Bulgaria are the best I have ever experienced, such amazing produce! I have a story collection on my Instagram of visiting a few street markets while I was there last summer. I actually may make a Bulgarian varieties video this year, good idea! I have 6+ tomatoes, multiple chervena chushka varieties, watermelons, leeks, and beans!

@blondie7740 Год назад

Trailing blackberry robust using is native to the PNW, and is not as aggressive or invasive, though they spead the same way, and can be used an edible ground cover.