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HUGE Late Summer Harvest (My Biggest This Year)

HUGE Late Summer Harvest (My Biggest This Year)

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I didn't even harvest 1/3rd of what we could have, because I ran out of space in my fridge! As we wind down the summer season and move to fall, I wanted to share with you some growing tips to take with you into next season. The garden teaches endlessly, and I pick up new techniques and approaches every season - hope this helps you!
Date: 2022-07-18

Comments and reviews: 15


First off thanks for doing these videos! Secondly I was wondering if you could recommend a good source of info on common pests found in Northern California? I have these little brown winged bugs in my soil that I can't kill with diatomaceous earth, permethrin spray, or spectricide. Resilient little beasts I tell ya!
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So ready for the loofah! Sad I missed the giveaway. But I have a giant chicken wire fence in zone 6. and I'm hoping I might be able to grow some myself this season!
Thanks for the years of inspiration. 2022 is FINALLY my year for my 1st Epic Garden. and I have to thank you for the confidence.

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I know this is almost a year ago, however I'm having a devil of a time finding ancho poblano seeds. Of you decide to sell them, plz let me know. I grow my own jalapeno, cayenne as I prefer to dehydrate and grind my own powders for my chili / Mexican inspired foods. tia
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Hi Kevin u can make a non- alcoholic fruit punch like blending raspberries, blackberries, strawberries and blueberries add little sugar lastly add some ice cubes in a glass after u finish blending drink on a hot day u can add mint leaves if u pleases in your glass
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Why grow such a hot spicy pepper if you do not ordinarily enjoy that? I think it is better to go much milder and really use the produce up. Just my opinion. I think you do very well and are an excellent gardener/urban farmer.
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when you have more food than you know what to do with, look into any food justice organizing going on in your area! then maybe some epic produce could go to those most vulnerable and/or living in a food desert in your city
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Great video. This is my first year gardening and my biggest question is when to harvest. How to know when beets, carrots, potatoes, etc. are ready to pick. When is squash and zucchini ripe? I have so much to learn.
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Good work, mate. I'm jealous of your ginger. I've tried so many times with ginger, but it has never worked for me. But then, I live in the UK.
By the way, younger loofah fruit are delicious as a vegetable.

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Sorry for the late reply but I need help getting my plan started and here is my question for you can you please tell me if you know any good places to get my plants and seeds in Texas for zone 9?
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My grandma used to make watermelon soybean paste during mid summer. And when I was little, we used to buy 10-15 those big watermelons and store in somewhere cool. 4 watermelon is not a issue.
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I think i can speak for alot of us when I say we truly do appreciate you sharing your knowledge. thank you so much for the videos and i look forward to more
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I know I'm 4 months late commenting but if you have a dehydrator, dehydrated watermelon is AMAZING! Takes forever to dry (appx 26 hours) but totally worth it!
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How about you look for a watermelon liquor recipe. can make liquors out of many things and if you make good ones you could sell them for good money.
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I think you are awesome and have inspired me to garden and try harder to actually have success. I just love watching you. Keep growing
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How fun is this! I'm learning a lot about fall gardens, zones, temps, and soil. Really fun stuff. THANKS for your expertise.
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