1 Thing You Can't Control In Your Garden 5 26 2024
Тәжірибелік нұсқаулар және стиль
Too much rain is the one thing you can't control in your garden. @waylandsmalleycomeonletsplant
Email: waylandsmalley5@gmail.com
Web site: www.waylandsmalley.com
Facebook: wayland.smalley.5
For anyone interested in the seed trays I am using here is a link.
amzn.to/37xSIjs
My store at Amazon
amzn.to/3KQh3jo
You can buy me a cup of coffee or buy Riley a snack Click the link to join.
kzread.info/dron/uaIf_TP0sk-DrqOsPFWKgg.htmljoin
My KZread store
kzread.info/dron/uaIf_TP0sk-DrqOsPFWKgg.htmlstore
To comply with FCC rules, anything you may purchase through any link, affiliate link or other links that are on any of my videos may result in a small commission to me. I will only link to products that people have asked about or that I use.
Пікірлер: 20
Gardening is great for teaching us to be anti-fragile. Nature will do as she will and we can only adapt.
@waylandsmalleycomeonletsplant
28 күн бұрын
It mean a lot to me that you took the time to visit my garden and I hope some of my story is helpful. Thank you again.
Summer is on its way, the Sun is a shining & the carrots are dancing!
@waylandsmalleycomeonletsplant
28 күн бұрын
It mean a lot to me that you took the time to visit my garden and I hope some of my story is helpful. Thank you again.
All the rain we had in Oklahoma has been crazy, glad you’re getting some good, and not completely drowned out
@waylandsmalleycomeonletsplant
28 күн бұрын
It mean a lot to me that you took the time to visit my garden and I hope some of my story is helpful. Thank you again.
I heard about the weather you had last night I thank God your family is ok. 😇❤️👍 God Bless To Everyone 😊
@waylandsmalleycomeonletsplant
Ай бұрын
Thank you for keeping us in your prayers. Thank you for checking in on us.
@emilypulled312
Ай бұрын
Western Arkansas here, prayers for those who need them after the storms. We are fortunate and the storms that came our way dissipated before they reached us. Our gardens have suffered this year from so much rain and hail but I’m going to keep working at it and enjoying everything I harvest. I’m old as dirt, I enjoy growing a garden, and I’ll deal with whatever Mother Nature throws my way. The wife scolds me for getting overheated in the garden, but then she feeds me a dinner with home grown squash, green beans, potatoes, and a piece of brisket. How can a man not love a woman like that ? Keep putting out the videos as you can, we enjoy the content, Thank You Brother.
Great video, Wayland-So glad you showed us this side of gardening. I was hauling in all my peppers and tomatoes that are in pots, and praying the majority of the inground plants would survive. We missed the hail, but you’re right, we don’t have control over that.
@waylandsmalleycomeonletsplant
28 күн бұрын
It mean a lot to me that you took the time to visit my garden and I hope some of my story is helpful. Thank you again.
@8oclocktomatotalk
28 күн бұрын
@@waylandsmalleycomeonletsplant your welcome- it’s always helpful friend 🙂!
Straight line winds took down my fence, and tree and ripped up my garden this morning. My plants are just laying in puddles of water.
I started planting some winter greens on this rural Louisiana lot in September & October 2022. In December we had the worst freeze in decades. It killed everything. The next spring was too cold up until May to grow normal crops. In June a heat wave began and daily temps didn`t drop below 100 degrees until September when we finally got rain. The only things that even partially produced was okra (a few pods per day from 80 plants) and maybe two or three cucumbers per week from about a dozen cucumber vines. Even Southern Peas were pitiful. I got one ziplock bag of shelled purple hull peas...and not enough red rippers to even bother with except for saving seeds. I got zero pole beans of any kind...just vines. Things are doing better this year but for how long?
Wow you still strong 🥬🥦😮❤
@waylandsmalleycomeonletsplant
28 күн бұрын
It mean a lot to me that you took the time to visit my garden and I hope some of my story is helpful. Thank you again.
I think an inoculation of mycorrhizae fungal based worm casting tea helps even when there's alot of water involved. A little splash seems to keep plants going even when the area is flooded. Kind of like granting unconditioned soils a temporary boost in microbiota that is normally found in conditioned no till dirt. Eventually the microbiota will breakdown and condition the soils to be like that of no till and heavily mulched soils.
@waylandsmalleycomeonletsplant
28 күн бұрын
It mean a lot to me that you took the time to visit my garden and I hope some of my story is helpful. Thank you again.
Can't controlling the weeds, been deep mulching for a few years and the weeds still want die, its crazy resilient the weeds are.
@waylandsmalleycomeonletsplant
28 күн бұрын
It mean a lot to me that you took the time to visit my garden and I hope some of my story is helpful. Thank you again.