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Very professional body language, well done.

Another great tid bit.

Good info as always.

Wow! I had no idea growing strawberries was soooooo complicated. This is hard.

Hello I really am enjoying your strawberry videos thank you I am learning a lot. I do have one question ( well for now😁) I planted barefoot strawberries in late March and mid April . I noticed that some of the planting containers are not draining well and the soil is very wet, the days of rain haven’t helped. So my question is can I transplant to a new location only 2 months after planting with better drainage and maybe better soil? Thank you

i can tell you know what your talking about , thanks

Great info, thanks. I must admit to having a bit of a blank regarding Dolomite, so, may I ask you please, is there any natural suitable source of dolomite lying around the house, or, which foods are high in it and could be added to a worm bin. Could dolomite tablets [sleep aids] from a health shop be added?🙄😅🤍

its no need to buy new mine make new little plants again every year

Ate our first 2 strawberries on Sunday.

Thank you!

Thank you!

I bought some Egyptian walking onions from the internet from a supposed reputable seller and was sent seed not bulbils. The seed is growing but they look like chives. Is it possible to grow them from seed?

I'm so excited to have this recipe...I've collected all the ingredients and will make it today.....Can I use this recipe for my raspberries, blueberry bushes and marion berry bushes? Thank you soooo much for this super helpful recipe....Can't wait to taste my strawberries this year.....

Awesome teaching 😊 Thank you so much for teaching us all ❤😊

That’s good knowledge thank you Gardener Lynn 👍🏼

Thanks

Oh god the soil. That brings back memories. My parents lived in Houston when I was a kid. Mom used to tell a story about the first time grandad (who was a big time gardener) came down to visit. As mom told it, the first thing he did was dig up a chunk and make a pot out of it. Bear in mind, grandpa was also a potter. Took mom years to improve the beds enough to do the stuff she wanted, and then we moved...

How would this work with chicken coop bedding?

So cucumber seed saving is similar to tomatoes.

I'm so bad about turning the compost.

I wonder if tearing those lower leaves off is still a good idea, prior to feeding the plant?

What do you have to say about wicking setups?

Compost on the bottom!! Good to know :)

I get yellow too when I'm hungry

Wonderful! I did not know that one can extend the life of bok choy by enjoying the leaves rather than digging up the entire plant. Good to know, and guss what? We have bok choy that will soon be ready to harvest and now we know how. 😊

Excellent video. I grew up on the road because my dad was a traveling construction worker. In 1970, we drove up the Alaskan Hwy and were homeless for a month before my dad got work at the University of Alaska Agricultural Station in College, AK, just outside Fairbanks. We were dirt poor but the job came with housing and a big garden space, along with access to University seed banks. We grew way more food than we could eat. I learned that summer, the year of my 14th birthday. From that time, I’ve been a gardener as often as possible.

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Yes on the practice with each others guns my husband and I train with our guns and each others. You never know what might happen, carry some 1st aid you are your own 1st responder

Check the sharpness of knives

There are scale bugs all over my fruit salad citrus tree. This is the first year I can remember it being so bad. There are a large number of lemons that have holes and bugs on them. A few lemons have white fuzz all over them. I believe the tree is a semi-dwarf with Meyer lemons, mandarin oranges, navels and limes. Mostly there are lemons. There are flowers, as well, so I know more fruit is coming. I've also seen many snails and some of the lemons have grown to be the size of a grapefruit with a thick skin. From what I heard, this could be a sign of a lack of nutrients. I live near the San Diego coast. Can I spray neem oil now? Should I remove the fruit first? I appreciate your advice.

Lynn, you have invigorated me to try planting Egyptian onions again for my wife. Our last row grew for several years expanding to a second row. However, I dug out a few bulbs from the front row and all of the Egyptian onions died. My question is not how to grow them again but rather, why when the green onions grow larger diameters later in the season did they get tough and unusable? Yours pictured are large diameter and I assume they were still tender.

How did I not realize the new season started already

Another great nugget.

Mam why my strawberries are totally white inside...it smells good but it's tasteless and very mashy!

Hi....., all these nutrients and trace minerals......do u buy them all separate or is there a mix with at least some of those additives in it? I'm new to vegetable gardening and I use bins and bags so I have to help the sould a lot..... especially for the next yrs. Thank you......ur videos r very informative. 👍🏻🤗🇨🇦

Thanks for the info.

Great info.

Great advice thank you

Good information. Thank you!

I'm growing seascape strawberries and this summer will be their 4th growing season...how many times can we divide and replant them? or do we toss old strawberry plants?

Love the dog marching back and forth in the background of your video. All we can see is the tip of his tail makes me think of a submarine

I just purchased some nematodes from a nursery. They never mentioned anything about chlorine being bad. I also purchased an attachment to hook onto a hose to spray the nematodes on garden. I think most large cities have chlorinated water. Even if I proceed as you did in this video, I’ll still be watering my plants with city chlorinated water. What do you recommend?

* There is an error in the video. Under the options for nitrogen I said bone meal instead of blood meal. Here is the recipe: You will want to measure by volume not weight. Nitrogen: 2 parts of cottonseed meal, feather meal, blood meal, bat guano, fish meal, or soybean meal. Phosphorus: 1 part bone meal, soft rock phosphate or crab shell meal Potassium: 1 part greensand, wood ashes, or sulfate of potash ( Sul-Po-Mag) Calcium: 1 part calcium carbonate (limestone) or dolomite (dolomitic limestone) Micronutrients and the rest of the macronutrients will be found in kelp meal: ½ part kelp meal

Great video thanks.

What strawberry and blueberry plant would you recommend that grows year after year?

I grow many varieties as a home gardener to find out which ones grow the best. I found that Albion, Ozark beauty, white Carolina, and purple wonder grow vigorously and more disease resistant than other ones in my hot and humid climate. Seascape plants remain very small even though they were planted at the same time as other ones.

I have a terrible time with Plum Cucurio getting into my stone fruits it seems like when they're just forming. Is neem oil effective in preventing infestation by these pests?

🥒🥒🥒 yum. I have a hard time keeping the cucumbers alive.

Water gun works too!