Professional Gardeners React to Subscriber Gardens!
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Date: 2023-07-21
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tlali
You should turn this into a segment. You said you'll do international gardens next. Maybe you could also do balcony/concrete gardens, raised bed gardens, in-ground gardens, beginner gardens, row gardens, container gardens, larger mature gardens, flower gardens, butterfly gardens, winter gardens, greenhouse/polytunnel gardens, gardens with water features, perennial gardens, shade gardens, vertical gardens, permaculture gardens, hugelkultur gardens, gardens with fences, bird gardens, wildlife federation certified gardens. okay, now I'm starting to sound like Bubba from Forest Gump.
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You should turn this into a segment. You said you'll do international gardens next. Maybe you could also do balcony/concrete gardens, raised bed gardens, in-ground gardens, beginner gardens, row gardens, container gardens, larger mature gardens, flower gardens, butterfly gardens, winter gardens, greenhouse/polytunnel gardens, gardens with water features, perennial gardens, shade gardens, vertical gardens, permaculture gardens, hugelkultur gardens, gardens with fences, bird gardens, wildlife federation certified gardens. okay, now I'm starting to sound like Bubba from Forest Gump.
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handmade
Puyallup (pew al up)
That raised bed style is very common in our area (Puget sound) due to our wet fall, winter, spring; our issue with slugs, and our short dry warm season. Beds like these take well to season extenders and all the other trick we have to use to get tomatoe, peppers, and similar warm weather veg to be something other than orinmentals. Eggplant, sweet potato and just about every winter squash will never quite ripen before the cold and wet returns. these beds are usually made from cedar and will heat the soil earlier in the spring.
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Puyallup (pew al up)
That raised bed style is very common in our area (Puget sound) due to our wet fall, winter, spring; our issue with slugs, and our short dry warm season. Beds like these take well to season extenders and all the other trick we have to use to get tomatoe, peppers, and similar warm weather veg to be something other than orinmentals. Eggplant, sweet potato and just about every winter squash will never quite ripen before the cold and wet returns. these beds are usually made from cedar and will heat the soil earlier in the spring.
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Glenn
Puyallup, Washington. Supposed to be pronounced Poo-yallup. Usually pronounced by locals as Pyew-allup. The accent is on the second syllable.
Side note: Tacoma Washington used to have many paper processing plants, which created a very unpleasant smell that permeated the whole area. The running joke at the time was The aroma of Tacoma puts the phew in Puyallup!
I agree this would make a great series.
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Puyallup, Washington. Supposed to be pronounced Poo-yallup. Usually pronounced by locals as Pyew-allup. The accent is on the second syllable.
Side note: Tacoma Washington used to have many paper processing plants, which created a very unpleasant smell that permeated the whole area. The running joke at the time was The aroma of Tacoma puts the phew in Puyallup!
I agree this would make a great series.
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Jordan
Thanks for including my little slice of jungle in the video. I can report that I got the new design of grow bags you guys realised earlier this year and I m very happy with them. My goal this season was to really push the space I had to the limit and it s definitely full of green. If I had a sent a picture of what things look like now it would be full of cucumber vines. Thanks again
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Thanks for including my little slice of jungle in the video. I can report that I got the new design of grow bags you guys realised earlier this year and I m very happy with them. My goal this season was to really push the space I had to the limit and it s definitely full of green. If I had a sent a picture of what things look like now it would be full of cucumber vines. Thanks again
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Nolan
Pew-al-up Puyallup Jacque! What is that zucchini you like so much that has good flavor and isn't as watery as normal? I grew all sorts of zuccs this year trying to figure that out and then my 1 year old made sure I have no idea whats planted where. Also a cool video idea. people send in pictures of issues and you two try to help out. Thanks for the content.
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Pew-al-up Puyallup Jacque! What is that zucchini you like so much that has good flavor and isn't as watery as normal? I grew all sorts of zuccs this year trying to figure that out and then my 1 year old made sure I have no idea whats planted where. Also a cool video idea. people send in pictures of issues and you two try to help out. Thanks for the content.
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Notable2Nikki
You would probably die of shock if you saw prices for land here in Ohio. or Iowa like in the video. You can get multiple acres for less than 250k in the more rural areas around Cincinnati. They might not have a house or need gutted on the old house but they are out there. Ankeny is really nice! My husband grew up there.
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You would probably die of shock if you saw prices for land here in Ohio. or Iowa like in the video. You can get multiple acres for less than 250k in the more rural areas around Cincinnati. They might not have a house or need gutted on the old house but they are out there. Ankeny is really nice! My husband grew up there.
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Gone
You should do a series in this I m in australia, my garden is a little light in at the moment and we are half way through winter. Lots of brassica, onions and garlic growing. One summer hits my garden transforms its beautiful lots of tomatoes, corn, sunflowers and zinnias. I have all birdies beds, living in oz very accessible
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You should do a series in this I m in australia, my garden is a little light in at the moment and we are half way through winter. Lots of brassica, onions and garlic growing. One summer hits my garden transforms its beautiful lots of tomatoes, corn, sunflowers and zinnias. I have all birdies beds, living in oz very accessible
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Christopher
I wish I knew you were doing this, I would have sent in my zone 6A from MA! I built all sorts of trellises and enclosures out of repurposed pallets and designed my own drip irrigation system out of a filtration system for a retention pond! Glad to see most of the many garden zones in MA represent!
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I wish I knew you were doing this, I would have sent in my zone 6A from MA! I built all sorts of trellises and enclosures out of repurposed pallets and designed my own drip irrigation system out of a filtration system for a retention pond! Glad to see most of the many garden zones in MA represent!
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Mizu
I think this type of thing should be an annual video. Once-a-year asked us to send in our gardens and see if people have improved on some of their designs, gotten more textured or depth to their gardens and just see what people come up with. I can see that as a fun thing to do.
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I think this type of thing should be an annual video. Once-a-year asked us to send in our gardens and see if people have improved on some of their designs, gotten more textured or depth to their gardens and just see what people come up with. I can see that as a fun thing to do.
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Valerie
I agree Peter from S/W Ohio has a beautiful property, home & garden. But where's the fence to keep deer out? I live in S/W Ohio & anyone with a garden like this has it totally fenced in. I'm impressed with all of the gardens shown. Great work people!
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I agree Peter from S/W Ohio has a beautiful property, home & garden. But where's the fence to keep deer out? I live in S/W Ohio & anyone with a garden like this has it totally fenced in. I'm impressed with all of the gardens shown. Great work people!
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Plant
Love the sports commentary. I'm afraid if it was my garden it would be more like Jaques this place is a hot mess and look at all those weeds I have to wonder if this lady is blind, but look she has a few Birdies beds. . You could do a garden burn episode
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Love the sports commentary. I'm afraid if it was my garden it would be more like Jaques this place is a hot mess and look at all those weeds I have to wonder if this lady is blind, but look she has a few Birdies beds. . You could do a garden burn episode
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Flicker
those are spools not lights for lower and lean trellis, it is 27ft long with 4x 8-1s put together. 50 tomatoes in there! Ill be posting the new garden tour this weekend showing them loaded up!
Thanks for the shout out guys
-Erica
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those are spools not lights for lower and lean trellis, it is 27ft long with 4x 8-1s put together. 50 tomatoes in there! Ill be posting the new garden tour this weekend showing them loaded up!
Thanks for the shout out guys
-Erica
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Mary
That s was the best zenniest video I ever saw. THANK YOU SO MUCH. I needed that today.
I love all the different styles. And I got so much inspiration. You guys are the best
Does Massachusetts really have 3 different growing zones?
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That s was the best zenniest video I ever saw. THANK YOU SO MUCH. I needed that today.
I love all the different styles. And I got so much inspiration. You guys are the best
Does Massachusetts really have 3 different growing zones?
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Grayson
This is awesome, I didn't think my little garden was going to be nice enough to make it into a video. Love you both, and thank you for all the helpful videos. This is my first ever garden, and I am super proud of it.
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This is awesome, I didn't think my little garden was going to be nice enough to make it into a video. Love you both, and thank you for all the helpful videos. This is my first ever garden, and I am super proud of it.
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snowpaw360
The all container garden is probably because they don't own the house so they cant tear up the grass to plant a garden. Those lowes buckets don't last long in the sun though, I used to use them for hydroponics.
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The all container garden is probably because they don't own the house so they cant tear up the grass to plant a garden. Those lowes buckets don't last long in the sun though, I used to use them for hydroponics.
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Tretre
You should do voting for the gardens! Hell, even toss in a prize for the BEAUTIFUL gardens! Theres no way id be able to chosoe just one though! Absolutely stunning the creativity and skills people have!
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You should do voting for the gardens! Hell, even toss in a prize for the BEAUTIFUL gardens! Theres no way id be able to chosoe just one though! Absolutely stunning the creativity and skills people have!
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Francisco
How freakin amazing! So unexpected! But I loved it!
I d love to share my garden, too if possible Kevin, big fan epicgardening it d be a joy to have you guys review or rate my garden some time
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How freakin amazing! So unexpected! But I loved it!
I d love to share my garden, too if possible Kevin, big fan epicgardening it d be a joy to have you guys review or rate my garden some time
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XxangiebaybeexX
I bought like 13 birdies beds here in nz. I plan to deck out our 12m tunnelhouse with 8 long beds and the rest are small and will be for trees. They all arrived yesterday and I'm amped!
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I bought like 13 birdies beds here in nz. I plan to deck out our 12m tunnelhouse with 8 long beds and the rest are small and will be for trees. They all arrived yesterday and I'm amped!
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epic_gardening
Not an engineer, just a broke down factory worker with moderate ADHD who has found a centering force in his garden. Oh and an HOA that insists any garden be neat and orderly. Lol.
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Not an engineer, just a broke down factory worker with moderate ADHD who has found a centering force in his garden. Oh and an HOA that insists any garden be neat and orderly. Lol.
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