New Flowers in My Perennial Bed + Planting Tomatoes, Peppers & Eggplant | Gardening with Wyse Guide 

"Your growing life", love it!

If they followed you last year and the year before, then they would see your bumper crop of tomatoes of every variety. Do what you like and never mind others' comments.

Love, what I call, big skies. I find them mesmerising.

I agree with all the positive comments below…we love your videos and gardens and especially your knowledge of gardening…❤

Love the Green Urn 💚

Glad you got some rain. We sure could you some, fingers crossed maybe tomorrow.

I love how you make gardening an art form.

I absolutely love the smell. My family thinks I’m crazy!! Lol

I’ve been planting my tomatoes in a trench for over 30 years.

I like the smell of that fertilizer! Geez….it’s good stuff! It doesn’t hang around

Loved this! ❤️ You are very informative. It is so inspiring and true to your heart. Beautiful gardens.... this video makes me feel I'm right there planting along with you 😊 👩‍🌾🪻

It’s giving me an English cottage vibe that I love too see. And also your videos especially the garden ones relaxes me😍😍😍please keep them coming. Thank you 🙏🏾

❤ Love your enthusiasm and encouraging, motivating words! Great content!

Years ago when we had a huge garden all tomatoes were laid on their side in furrows formed by a tractor. All varieties did so well planted that way. Our plants came in bundles of 50 from the feed store. That's way too many to dig holes for! Trenching definitely works.

I enjoy all your videos & your gardens look beautiful! Always helpful, knowledgeable and inspiring!

I’ve seen many videos on trenching your tomatoes! Many. It’s a preference, not a rule.

Was watching this video and realized I had not mulched around my tomatoes!.. so stopped in middle of video...mulched and came back in and finished video...thanks for the reminder ... can't believe I skipped that step.

Your videos are so inspiring and encouraging! Thank you Kaleb! You are so fun to watch!

I've planted tomatoes both ways and they both worked the same. If I'm doing regular gardening I lay them down. When doing square foot gardening I plant them deeper. I'm in zone 5b/6a and my tomatoes and peppers were in the ground and a couple days ago we had temps of 30 F at night. Got everything covered and it all survived. I love seeing your garden videos because yours always look so beautiful and healthy.

I use espoma products all the time and am use to the smell. Now I just say “ it’s the smell of success “ 😂

Guess I’m weird but I love the smell of bio-tone! 😂

I’m in Texas, zone 8a, and I picked my first tomatoes on June 2nd. I also picked my first squash and zucchini about May 20th. Everything has gone great until yesterday. I’ve had very few bug issues until this time. I checked my squash yesterday and one plant was almost covered with aphids. This happened overnight as I check my garden daily as we usually are bothered by many bugs very early in the season. I have treated my plants and I hope I don’t lose my squash plants. I’ve tried planting my tomatoes laying on their side before. However, because it can get quite hot early in Texas I feel I get the best results planting tomatoes deeply. I think shallow side planting allows the roots to get too hot from our intense heat we can get.

Oh the Smell! Lol. My neighbors always know when I have fertilizer my plants with espoma products. I try to do it all in one day, so the smell is a one time occurrence each season. It doesn’t bother me. My plants love it!

Great video!

You always have fantastic ideas. 👍

i have always planted any tomatoes that may have a longer stem in trenches and it makes a better plant that way.

When I lived in Tennessee my foster mother had an attachment to her tractor you sat on it and it would grab the Tomato out of your hand and going to the ground and it did a trench just like you do and my foster mother had acres and Acres of tomatoes so I'm pretty sure the trench process works pretty well just saying

I watch all your videos. This year I am paying even more attention because you have help me create more enthusiasm for the process. I am feeling so much better health wise just getting out there and working. I'm already planning on enlarge next years garden to help accommodate more squash and onion, garlic and more yellow wax beans. I needed this process to connect with what I really enjoy doing.

I love to watch your videos. Most young people don’t want to garden or can and persevere anymore. Could you please share some of your recipes for bell peppers. I always have so many and don’t know what to do with them all other than the obvious. Thank you for sharing.

What is the cement wall and building behind you when you were planting the peppers. Not sure how I’ve missed it in the past. Been watching for years when you were doing the “Getting Dirty” series 2016 or 2017. Learned so much.

Kaleb, have you ever mix veggies w your flower beds? Like peppers, basil or green veggies? Im thinking of doing this because I have no more room in my small veggie garden. Just a thought. Love you.

Where in Iowa are you located? I have a farm in nw Iowa and you give me great ideas for the grounds that need a LOT of work.

Can you tells about your gloves please? Brand name, where you got them? Glad the weather was kind to you. I kind of disagree about bed width, some of us who are older and/or shorter might find 2 or 3 feet a better fit. Like you say, do what works. Happy gardening, Kaleb.

What is the cement 'wall' behind you in the pepper portion? Just curious...

Nice 🍅🍆🫑

Kaleb, what tomatos do you start by seed?

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Love your videos 👍🏻

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