Thank you for your tips. You mentioned some crops I never heard of. I really am new! I’ve been trying to find a good site to help me learn more. Am trying to learn all I can on companion planting and know better of when to start seeds in doors. I’ve purchased seed packets and I’ve had to research if it’s an annual or a perennial. Also, what can I plant next to each other. So much to learn. Makes me want to quit before I even begin. Anyway, great video. Very informative. Thank you.
Thank you for watchinig and subscribing. I greatly appreciate you joining and am so glad you enjoyed the video! There is really so much to learn and I am also learning new things everyday. Please stick with it, I know it can be overwhelming at times but it really pays off in the long run. If you ever have doubts or feeling like turning in the garden gloves please feel free to reach out. Planting love 🌱💚
I’m sorry to hear you haven’t had much success with your zucchini. My experience has been that they produce endlessly for us all summer and up to our first frost. If you are trying to grow them again I will send as much of our zucchini magic/luck to your garden! Hope you have a wonderful season ahead. Plant some love! 🌱 💚
Wow, glad to find out I am not the only one. The last time I tried zucchini, I had 5-6 hills, and got 1 zucchini. When I saw it, it was about 3 inches long. It was dead and gone the next day. I haven't been brave enough to try it again.
@@Kawarthabackyardfarms I have tried like 3 yrs in a row. My summer squash doesn't do very well as of yet. My winter squash has done ok. I will keep trying till there is no seed left. Lol
1.Bushbeans 2. Peas 3.Radishes 4. Potatoes 5.Beets 6.Tomatoes 7.Peppers 8.Letuces 9.Cucumbers 10.Zucchini Thanks for the vedio, I still have a long way to go😊 ( I have (Peas, potatoes,Peppers & Beets)
