Summer garden maintenance to boost harvests! 

I really enjoyed this video. It was like being able to follow you around your garden. Thanks for all the helpful tips.

So much good information. Thank you. Please don't forget the list of the pumpkins. Not yet in the description. And just an aside, I have what I think is Russian kale that is now in it's second year of growing back without me doing anything. I was pretty amazed when it came back last year but this year was an especially nice surprise. I knew kale was pretty cold hardy but I had no idea it could be a "perennial" 😊.

This video was super helpful! Love the pumpkin on trellis idea!

Another great thing about leaving the poppy roots (or other) in the clay soil is the structure of the roots helps to lift and loosen the soil 🎉

Yay you’re back. I hope you really enjoyed your time on your home farm. ❤

thank you for showing your garden and the method of taking care of it while taking care the earth from israel with love 💚

It was almost a relief to hear you say that ranunculus don’t grow very well in Colorado - I tried them twice and only got a few. I am wondering though - have you ever tried them as a fall crop since they prefer cooler temperatures? I live in the mountains of Colorado so appreciate your channel for learning about our climate and soil health from you…and lots more! Appreciate your channel so much!

Thank you for debunking the myth of pine needles acidifying your soil!

Well I learned what I can do with the millions of pine needles!!!! My Dad always said they acidify the soil but I’m gonna give these a try cause th weeds are insane here in Nj. It takes a long time to pick them out then they come right back🤯 2 seconds before you said brownies I thought it😂 Lovely video, thank you for sharing!!👏👏👏👏

This video is such a resource (as are you in general!). Thank you for so generously sharing your wisdom and experience with us 🙏🏼

I really appreciate the time you spent on different areas of your garden and giving great tips! I was encouraged to see your lisianthus, I grew mine from seed and thought I did something wrong since I haven’t seen any flowers yet but they’re at the same stage as the ones you mulched with pine needles.❤😊

I love you channel great information thanks for sharing

the "you can grow your tomatoes on the ground or however you want to, doesnt bother me" makes me feel so seen cause i do not have a tomato system this year lol

What are the varieties of pumpkin with long stem to grow on the trellis that you were talking about?

Loved watching!! My Colorado garden didn’t do as well this year so living vicariously in your RU-vid garden ❤🫛🪴

I’m glad you and your family got away! Thank you for another jam packed helpful garden day. 💚🌱

I stopped using my soil blocker and making my soil block the way you have shown here and it allows me to get things done so much faster and my hands don’t hurt afterwards!

Awesome video! Thanks for sharing ❤

I have a family farm that is located in blooming prairie, and I saw you were at a local store there! I love these tour type videos! Thank you 😊

Enjoyed the video and appreciated the gardening tips.

Thank you! So much good advice. My shishito peppers looks just like the one that you gave a nitrogen boost with alfalfa pellets. I really appreciate that time you take to show how to help our gardens grow better.

Great info about adding compost on top of the needles! We have so many grasshoppers this year plus the heat ..s many things died here in Falcon so a reset was in order. I planted more things that the grasshoppers weren't eating!

Thanks for the tips on stock and fennel. I will definitely be trying to grow more Katz stock for a fall harvest.

Good info.

Also, double check patent dates, many patented plants are still showing the patent but the patent is expired.

21:43 Yes! I wondered about this! I am going to do the same thing!!

Garden resets happen to most of us because the unexpected always happens.

I have a question if I may. I have quite light, sandy, 'thirsty' soil. I suppose leaving roots and incorporate organic matter in such soil is beneficial, too?

Would love to know how you use pine shaving in your beds. Didn't know that was something that could be done.

I love your follow me videos. I've got to get more mulch out!

Thank you Bri, I also have clay soil and was about to flip some beds. Very useful information at the perfect time 😉 Your not a true gardener if you are clean lol

I love your tomato trellis system!! I keep thinking about doing this but it would mean growing tomatoes year after year in the same beds. Is that ok? Do you see issues?

I believe that you can save patented plants for your own use, you just can’t sell or give them away to others.

I live in Lakewood, CO. I have had an influx of bunnies. They were living under my front porch, then I saw they were going for my back porch. I have now bricked both stoops so they can no longer get under there, but you know what they say about rabbits! They have annihilated my front and back lawn. I have tried everything. They got under my netting and into my garden plants. Gone are the Cukes and pepper and eggplants. What do you do to keep the rabbits away? I am so disillusioned, I spend my days chasing then away and brushing Japanese Beetles into the soapy water. Have you done a video on this subject? Help!

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What varieties of long-vine squash and pumpkins are you growing?

I might have missed it but what’s growing in the mulch/ pine needles ? Thanks for the great video. Going out today to prune tomatoes haha

Do you still have sheep?

I really want to grow and trellis pumpkins this but I’m afraid of squash vine borers. I live in NY and they are a big problem. Just had my zucchini attached by them and they didn’t even fruit yet 😢Any advice ?

Do rodents get in your compost? If rodents get I to your compost is there need to worry? Can it still be used?

Are your hats for sale online? I'd love to be able to buy one!😊❤

It seems like a fairly major design flaw to not make your compost bays big enough to fit the tractor bucket into.

Hahaha, got mi...ehh dirt?

Could you have potted up your suckers to make new tomato plants?

What zone are you?

I'm curious why you can't save Italian ranunculus?