Spring Garden Tour 2023 

Thanks for the idea, I will for sure I make some 😁

I was going to suggest the same thing!

​@@theblossomingbloom I read putting red tree ornament balls on the bush works because birds think it a fruit and give up pecking, realizing it's not fruit.

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Thank you Sarah, my Meyers Lemon tree is growing nice, can't wait to make lemonade. Good luck with your chanel 😊💚

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Yes I need to build something strong around them, I built a quick frame with some bird netting, and it's keeping the bids away but now something is going in at night and eating them 😩 I wonder if it's squirrels

Growing strawberries is hard, I can't get to eat them, everyone around wants them 😩

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I will give it a try, thanks for the advice 😊

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Hi ☺️ thank you , I do have some fish fertilizer, but I don't use it as much, it's very stinky. But I can start using it. How often do you add it to your plants ?

@@theblossomingbloom hello ! I put the fish fertilizer on once every 3 weeks and my grape vine has gone crazy,

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I always add wood chips to my plants, it helps with moisture in the soil, specially during the summer 😊

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Thank you so much for your sweet comment, that makes me wanna cry happy tears 😊🥰

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Thank you, it's from Amazon. I have a link for it in the videos description 😁

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Thank you so much, yes Blue Java grows tall with lots of pups around it, it's a beautiful plant. yes a few times they have produced fruit.

@@theblossomingbloom Thanks for the Reply --- Happy Growing!!!! :)

Hi Richard 🤗 thank you, spring is a beautiful time of the year, everything looks full of life ☺️ I'm so ready for tomatoes 😁

@@theblossomingbloom Hi again Blossoming Bloom. You're quite welcome of course - and I'm also ready for tomatoes, especially all those sweet and delicious heirloom varieties. 😊

What's your favorite tomato? 😁

Yes, I think that's how I'm gonna build it, I already have the supplies. 😁

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Thank you, you are so sweet ☺️ I will add a Haul Video to my list now 🤗 good excuse to go garden shopping 😂

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Thank you for your sweet comment 🥰 I'm in zone 9

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Thank you ☺️ for right now, I struggle with aphids every year.

@@theblossomingbloom do you rotate your crops? If not it could help with them!

Yes I do, I rotate them in between 3 raised beds since that's all the space I have for them, I keep my herbs in the same spot . It is beneficial to rotate but I think it's not completely necessary, most of us don't have the space for it. I have grown tomatoes in the same spot 2 seasons in a row and they were fine , as long as you keep adding nutrients to the soil like compost, cow manure. But now , if your plants have some kind of disease that is in your soil like Blight it is beneficial to move your plants cause most likely it will keep transferring.

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Thank you , that's pretty cool, I do the same thing 😁

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Thank you so much, I'm in zone 9. We do get really hot summers and I too hide my plants in the summer, especially my berry plants, last year they almost didn't make it was so hot.

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Thanks for the advice, I will for sure try it ☺️

Thank you 🥰 give a try and see if it works out for you, I have it in a 16 inch plastic pot so it's easy for me to lift it and move it around.

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You can find it in the video description ☺️

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I'm growing Birdhouse Gourd, I just learned you can eat them at a young stage, I want them to build bird houses 😁

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Thanks 😊 , having herbs in your garden is so helpful 🌱

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Hi 😁 I'm in zone 9 . Thank you, yes the Mexican sunflower surprised me how much it grew and it has tons of flowers, good to know I can use it as fertilizer, I for sure will try it.

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Hi Caroline! Thank you , I garden in zone 9 😁

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Thanks , the metal arch it's called a Caddle Panel you can get them at most farm supply stores like Tractor Supply. Mine are attached to my raised beds but I do recommend using T-Posts to attach it to the ground.

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Those are called Caddle Panels, You can buy them at Tractor Supply.

Obrigado, I hope you do ! 😊

Thanks for the tip on the raspberries, this is my first year growing them. I will move them to a shaded spot when the weather starts getting too hot. Which raspberry was more prolific for you? Anne or Heritage..

@@theblossomingbloom It was about 10 years ago, but seems like the Heritage made better, but the Anne was a little more tolerant of the heat and lasted another year before they died of disease. I had them in a 4 X 8 off the ground raised bed with wood bottom 8 inches off the ground. Anne was a more vigorous grower and made longer shoots. A new variety of blackberry called Ponca has good flavor and I think would do well in a container. This will be the first year they make a good crop. They are a little less leggy than Prime Ark Freedom.

@@growyourownfood7814 I will look into Ponca Blackberry, thanks.. ☺️

@@theblossomingbloom I will be doing a taste test video this summer on the 3 thornless varieties of blackberries that I grow. Prime Ark Freedom, Sweetie Pie, and Ponca. I had a couple last year but should get a good crop of each this year.

I'm glad I have someone to share my Chamomile struggles with 😁 it has not been easy to grow that one tiny flower.

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Yes I think I should move it cause either way I'm gonna have to move it, it's too close to my rose bush.