Summer Desert Garden Tour | My Daily Harvest and a BIG SURPRISE

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@momonthemountain 23 дня назад

Congratulations on your engagement and garden. 🎉🎊

@thefiresidefarm 23 дня назад

Thank you so much!

@brendac8732 21 день назад

I’m happy to have found your channel. I live in the Az desert southwest. It’s so nice to watch/listen to someone who gardens in a similar climate with some of the same challenges. I planted tepary beans, malabar spinach and amaranth this summer - all seeds from Native Seed Search. I did not plant any squash or melons due to terrible squash bugs the past few years. The tepary beans and malabar spinach are doing quite well. Only a few amaranth seeds sprouted, and the birds pulled out all but one that I covered with a cage. Oh well, will try again next year. Congratulations On your engagement! Have fun wedding planning!

@thefiresidefarm 21 день назад

Thanks so much! I've never tried teary beans but my mom did last year. Are they producing well?

@mayokimmer 19 дней назад

Congratulations!! And thank you for the update and tour of the garden!

@thefiresidefarm 19 дней назад

You are so welcome!

@ronaldshort9819 23 дня назад

its your day so spend the money😊very happy for you guys 😊

@thefiresidefarm 22 дня назад

Thank you!

@yesiw5910 17 дней назад

Congratulations!!!

@MaryAnnODell 23 дня назад

Congratulations!!!🎉❤

@taoufikaadel5041 22 дня назад

Congratulations

@glendaross692 23 дня назад

Your garden looks great. The squash bugs are the pits. I don’t deal with them (yet) where I am in Gold Canyon. Have you considered planting your squash later, not in the spring? I’ve heard of people planting during the monsoon and not have as much trouble with squash bugs. Will chickens eat squash bugs? My problems are birds and desert rodents. Even with the majority of my garden in cages, they manage to ruin plants. I just gave up on my melon plants because of the damage they cause. Congrats on your engagement!

@thefiresidefarm 23 дня назад

The chickens will NOT eat the squash bugs. I've tried so many times hut they don't like them...especially when they release that stink spray. Thank you!

@jessyrichards6703 24 дня назад

Congratulations!!!🎉

@thefiresidefarm 24 дня назад

Thanks!

@carrie8994 22 дня назад

I don't know if you have already tried it or someone else has suggested it, but if you have a down time/season for your beds, you could try letting the hens in to go after the bugs. They will have a blast going after every bug in there if you let them and even if they don't completely take out your bug problem, they will definitely decrease the numbers you are dealing with. My hens used to go nuts in my raised bed going after pill bugs, ants, millipedes, and anything else crawling on or in the dirt! I love how wonderful your garden looks and just hate seeing the bugs get to some of your harvests before you have a chance to enjoy them!

@thefiresidefarm 22 дня назад

Yes I've flirted with the idea in the past. The only problem is that I would have to build some sort of fencing to keep them in a specific area, because I usually have something growing year round in the gardne

@carrie8994 22 дня назад

@@thefiresidefarm Ahh, I did have a feeling that was the case! Well, I'm not sure how effective it is against squash bugs and rollie pollies, but you could try the old water with a squirt of Dawn dish soap method. I know it is super effective against aphids and white flies and other similar nasty pests. Best of all, safe for people and animals! I've used it on my strawberries this year for a white fly infestation and within an hour they were all dead, but the berries still safe to eat after a little rinse! Of course, it only takes care of adult bugs when it works on them(as far as I know. Maybe the larva too?), but it might help reduce the breeding population for some of your bugs so your plants will last a bit longer before giving in to the bugs. Wish you the best of luck, no matter what you end up doing! I couldn't imagine keeping up a full garden year round, but it sounds like that would provide an amazing amount of food for you and your family!! I really need to go through more of your videos!!

@kristinbrowning-mezel2379 5 дней назад

We seriously need to come up with something that solves the squash bug problem. They seem to just love the southwest. Seriously disgusting, vile, horrible. Great to find a fellow NM gardener- while not a video gal, most certainly keen to see more of us sharing our learning and experiences. Keen to know the long bean varieties you are growing. Can recommend Plants of the Southwest in ABQ for good NM seed varieties.

@thefiresidefarm 2 дня назад

Hey there! Yah they have been so bad this year I'm considering taking a break from any curcubits next year to see if I can get the population numbers down. I don't burn my garden scraps so they definitely overwinter in my mulch. 😕 The long bean varieties I'm growing is the adapargus bean from baker creek. I've been growing them for years so I usually use my saved seed to replant the following year. They are are amazing producer and just never quit in the heat!

@evev2041 23 дня назад

🎉congrats

@NicoleSmithGardening 23 дня назад

Congratulations! 🍾 We might be moving to Arizona in the next year. High desert. Looking at Apache County to homestead. We’ll see how it goes. 🤞 Your garden looks amazing!

@thefiresidefarm 22 дня назад

Thanks and good luck!

@junejewell 23 дня назад

I went to going to seed during one of your last videos. I got the book. I got some seeds from there & from Experimental Farm Network. I’m on the Landrace wagon now too.

@thefiresidefarm 22 дня назад

Oh hooray! I'm so happy I got at least one conversion! Good luck with your seeds and let me know your results!

@junejewell 22 дня назад

@@thefiresidefarm will do! Thanks! I’m in T or C.

@thefiresidefarm 22 дня назад

@junejewell well hello there neighbor!

@junejewell 22 дня назад

@@thefiresidefarm hi 👋 😊

@hengchan3336 24 дня назад

I prefer the taste and meaty texture of pale white long beans. They pop against the green foliage too.

@thefiresidefarm 24 дня назад

Hmm I've nevert tried those! I'll add them to my list for next year

@kcjilly2515 24 дня назад

Congratulations 🥂

@thefiresidefarm 24 дня назад

Thanks!

@navinkuckian1926 23 дня назад

🕉️🙏🇮🇳🙏❤🙏🇮🇳🙏❤🙏🇮🇳🙏❤🙏🕉️🙏

@safeathomestead9217 21 день назад

I cannot stress how much I hate squash bugs! I put zucchini and yellow squash seeds in the ground late Summer. I hardly have any issues with squash bugs when I plant late. Have you tried that? I am in New Mexico so we gave similar weather.

@thefiresidefarm 20 дней назад

I haven't tried planting them later but I think i am going to give that a try next year!

@jaredhooser1928 24 дня назад

Do you have a quick pickle recipe to share? I have Armenians too and wanting to try different brines..

@thefiresidefarm 24 дня назад

I honestly haven't found a good one. I usually like my dill Pickles salty and on the savory side. I unfortunately lost the recipe I used last year....so I'm starting from scratch this season and all the ones I've tried have been too sweet for me😒

@jaredhooser1928 23 дня назад

@@thefiresidefarm the first one I tried wasn't very good..too vinegary.. I'm going to keep trying and try some with peppers to get hot pickles.