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Our Garden – June 12 2019 – A Bountiful Harvest is Coming

Our Garden – June 12 2019 – A Bountiful Harvest is Coming

For this week’s update I decided that rather than showing you the full garden tour (see last tour here) I will show you some big highlights. Our sugar baby watermelon plant has flowers! Grow watermelons grow! A salad pot of Arugula, lettuce, and chives is sprouting what will be “cut and come again” salad! Since […]

June 2019 Garden Tour (New Video)

This week’s garden video is brought to you on Youtube! See my latest video! I’m slowly but surely learning videography and enjoying the process. I could’ve waited to achieve perfection making this video but then you wouldn’t get an update this week. Informal it is! I hope you enjoy seeing what’s growing (and what’s not) […]

Hornworms will never get the best of me again!

Last year I wrote a few posts on tackling a Hornworm problem: Using a Blacklight to Find “Hard to Spot” Pests in the Garden I Found A Way To Stay On Top Of The Hornworm Problem How You Can Identify a Hornworm Problem Before You Spot the Worm And now I have a video tip […]

Our Garden – May 29 2019 – Pollinating Squash And Other Updates

Our Garden – May 29 2019 – Pollinating Squash And Other Updates

Welcome to my weekly update here in the garden blog. As of this morning my first female squash flower opened so I used a Qtip to manually pollinate the flower to ensure pollination and production. I also have new seedlings emerging, new transplants in failed spots, and more growth throughout. Let me show you around! […]

Our Garden – May 22 2019 – New Growth And New VIDEO

Our Garden – May 22 2019 – New Growth And New VIDEO

Welcome back to my humble backyard garden. Many of my plants that were sown around April 13 are growing and thriving, a few seedlings failed, new seeds were planted, purple sweet potato vines were planted (video), and I’m watering heavily to keep up with these drought conditions in zone 8b. Here’s a look around. ^ […]

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