LOL I live in Florida. I planted my tomato seeds in November. I harvested in February. My tomato tree is now three and a half years old and just yesterday I harvested twenty tomatoes for some pasta sauce.

@tbean2124

Жыл бұрын

I miss that!! I went from zone 10 to zone 6b/7a 😭😭😭

3:30 is when he starts talking about what you can plant.

@danicoves9012

3 жыл бұрын

you’re awesome bro thanks

@patriciathorleifson1423

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you! He took his time!

@michele-33

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks! To be fair ~ some people need the info he shared. This is the first gardening season for many newbies 🍆🍠🌽 Hope all your gardens are thriving.. Peace & Blessings 🕯️✨ 🕯️

Started a victory garden this year. Unbelievable 2 Zucchini plants feeding entire neighborhood. Also lettuce very convenient. Basil delish in everything.

@SumOneSomewhere

2 жыл бұрын

I started a garden this year for the first time and my two zucchini plants with sprout the fruit but once it gets a certain size it rots and falls off

@delilahroyce6816

2 жыл бұрын

@@SumOneSomewhere it probably did not get pollinated. Try hand pollinating and see if that makes a difference. Look for you tube videos on how. It is super easy

@SumOneSomewhere

2 жыл бұрын

@@delilahroyce6816 thank you. Bees finally started coming around my garden and now they started growing. Amazing little creatures

@parrotsandmore7446

2 жыл бұрын

@@SumOneSomewhere if you have male flowers open but no female flowers, cut the male flower and wrap it in Saran Wrap, put it in the fridge, when the female flower opens take the male flower from the fridge, rip the flower leaves off and rub the pollen in the female flower and presto! Zuchinni! I take all the male flowers and bring them inside, throw away the older ones and I always have them in the fridge to pollinate the females when they open

@SumOneSomewhere

2 жыл бұрын

@@parrotsandmore7446 thank you! That’s great advice. This is my first year growing a garden and there’s so much to learn. So far all of my crops have produced but it’s been keeping me on my toes that’s for sure!

I just finished revamping my surface garden with a series of new raised beds yesterday, July 4th. As I stood there admiring my handywork it hit me, "What can I plant in July?" Thanks to this video, it's good to know I have a wealth of choices.

This Independence Day, take a step back and cherish your life and the country you live in a while appreciating the sacrifices people made to give us independence today.

@NextLevelGardening

4 жыл бұрын

Yes!

@LarsSveen

4 жыл бұрын

Agreed. Let's remember the founding fathers bravery in declaring independence, and the people who lost their lives for that righteous cause. And take lessons from their insight, such as George Washington's decision to vaccinate our side, which very likely won the war by keeping our troops healthy while the British lost many thousands to smallpox, and encouraged us to go on to do such great things as eradicate smallpox in our new country, and other diseases throughout the coming centuries (polio, etc. -- and hopefully Covid19 now).

@yvonnedekay1736

4 жыл бұрын

I'm in full agreement. I proudly served my country in the Air Force and would do it again if I could. I thank God every day for the opportunity to have been born in this great country and it makes me so angry when I see these people attacking our country...maybe they should pack up and move to Venezuela, taking a worthless politician under each arm when they go! America isn't perfect, but it's the best thing going by far!

@rauljimenez8132

4 жыл бұрын

@@yvonnedekay1736 Thank You, I will always appreciate people like you. Always.

@19bishop56

4 жыл бұрын

Yvonne DeKay I agree, they won’t appreciate America until they’ve seen how others REALLY live. THANK YOU for your service! 🤗🇺🇸

glad i found this channel. you've saved my tomatoes and now given that extra push to make our garden even bigger this year on July 1. Thanks a ton

Love that you planted pollinator plants for the bees and butterflies! Your Chanel is the best for zone 9!

I am new at gardening this year and just bought some starter plants from the garden center at Lowes to get a head start with my garden. I bought a small greenhouse to use in getting my seeds started for this growing season. Thank you for this very informative video and look forward to more informative videos.

From seeds in July Beans, any kind Basil Cucumbers Summer squash Swiss chard Sweet corn Xenia flowers

@Kylie4Queen

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks! Small correction - “zinnias” are the flower he mentioned

@melaniebtaylor2246

4 жыл бұрын

I Love sweet corn would love to try some my only problem is that can I grow them in pots?

@slaterdomain

4 жыл бұрын

@@melaniebtaylor2246 4 in one pot . Get a big pot.

@infinitycrops

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks. I kept trying to fast forward to the part that actually tells the viewer about the 7 vegetables LOL

@melaniebtaylor2246

4 жыл бұрын

@@slaterdomain Thanks! so much will run out to Home Depot and get a very big pot.

All sounds fantastic. I’m really looking forward to see Sunday and Tuesday’s video! Happy 4th, Brian!

Awesome video ! I love that you know your goods vs bad insects , though hey usually resolve garden issues themselves. Most people don't know that you can keep on rowing through the seasons...thank you for enlightening them.

Thank you so much! I'm a very new gardener and I'm learning a lot from you! I never thought I would enjoy container gardening as much as I am!

@purpledancerbmw5279

2 жыл бұрын

Hey Bon Bon me too another Bonnie scared.

@bonniespruin6369

2 жыл бұрын

@@purpledancerbmw5279 Haha, people do call me Bon Bon. Lol

@purpledancerbmw5279

2 жыл бұрын

@@bonniespruin6369 my Mom did.😢🌻

@bonniespruin6369

2 жыл бұрын

@@purpledancerbmw5279 Awww, hugs.

@purpledancerbmw5279

2 жыл бұрын

@@bonniespruin6369 🤗

Thanks for explaining how the frost dates work. This is my 1st year having a real garden and your videos have been very informative!

It's now June 2022, I'm glad I found this video! Added a piece of fencing to the side of a shed-conversion for a coop, put down tomato, cucumber, and bean seeds. Having someone behind you (but so far away!) helps when you're unsure if it's the right thing to do. Thanks from 6b to everyone for advice in the comments!😍

@seekersees693

2 жыл бұрын

Same. Going to plant corn and pole beans a month later.

@michellem5040

2 жыл бұрын

Same! I had planted some already but the heat has been brutal! Going to try again for a later harvest. So glad I found this video!!!

@mandywescott707

2 жыл бұрын

@@michellem5040 between the heat, lack of rain, fungus and bugs.... I'm about over it 😭

@lindastrang6755

2 жыл бұрын

@@mandywescott707 I hear you! We have had rain and cold weather for a month now. Nothing is growing but the peas and lettuce.. today we finally have a hot day... in the 80s. I hope this makes a difference. As I was on my knees planting my first garden in 40+, I realized I am too old for this at 74... or just too out of shape. We will see if this is worth it in September... PS.. My yard is full of edible weeds which need no help from me at all. Next year I might just plant more edible weeds 😁

@mandywescott707

2 жыл бұрын

@@lindastrang6755 lol, it isn't easy although many make it seem like it is 🤣 Make sure you watch some videos on preventing fungus and bugs from the start. It's frustrating watching your plants you work so hard on die over night 😭 My green beans, peppers and flowers are doing ok at least. I'm building up my edible 'weeds' and herbs and medicinals, think we are gonna need it, lol! Good luck 🙏

So looking forward to Sunday's video. I got a bush zucchini this year and it seems to need quite a bit of convincing to grow UP. Thanks again for all your guidance!

Your garden is so inspiring! Thank you!!! ☀️

So glad I came across this video. Thought it was too late to plant runner beans and courgette seeds but will now be planting them tomorrow. Thank you very much for the clear information. You’ve got new UK subscriber.

Happy 4th! Awesome as always.....you’re videos are so relaxing to watch now with the flowers in bloom even tho gardening is a “labour” of love! It’s hot here in 🇨🇦 too this summer. Everything is growing like crazy! Catching rain water as much as possible now....last week was 60 gallons over night.....need more barrels lol..thank you so much again B!

I love your videos. Perfect length and details! Great info for midsummer planting!

Thanks very much! I got a late start, ran out of room and $. I still have vermiculite, had peat moss and squeezed out a bag of quality potting soil. My helper and I cleaned up, watered, rested, planted seeds, watered, then quit. Now, I'm very happily reported what we can plant still plant!

Great advice! I just planted bush beans and corn. Squash was transplanted a week ago. Basil will be planted soon. It is super hot lately so I am hoping to wait until it cools off a bit since frost isn't a problem until late December.

Got a lot of info from this video tonight thankyou!! Can't wait to hear about vertical squash

Thanks. Got a late start this year but I knew it wasn't over.

Thanks so much for the Almanac page. So helpful. I enjoyed this VLOG. Keep 'em coming.

Just want to say thank you. Your videos, and awesome. What you do here is so much larger than you realize. The gift your giving about gardening is priceless. Thank you from the rest us.

@NextLevelGardening

2 жыл бұрын

That really means alot! Thank you!

Thank you! Exactly what I wanted to know!! Thank you. I’m in so cal so I thought you might do one of these! Frost dates were not super clear to me so this is perfect.

Thanks for the info! I’ll be adding to my garden this week for some fresh vegetables to enjoy later in the year. (Looking forward to your video tomorrow about “vertical growing”). Happy Independence Day!!

Off topic but I had to celebrate. No tomatoes for the last two years because of heat, this year I initially encouraged a lot of foliar growth (goat tea) and then partial shade screens and very fine misters (no mold, hot and dry here). After a couple of weeks from mid 90s to 107 and still lots of blossoming and pollinated fruit developing! Heirloom, Marzano and Roma. I'm amazed and so happy.

@Dasani_water_drinker

4 жыл бұрын

My tomatoes are finally blooming and developing fruit. I've been using misters and also a Ryobi misting bucket fan. It's been helping to cool them down under the shade cloth and shade.

Love you and your channel. I’ve watched many and am now a new subscriber from California. Thank you! You’re helping my garden look great . 👍🌱🌹❤️

I live in Texas I planted tomatoes starters and artichokes.keeping my fingers crossed.

Excited to know it isn't too late for flowers! Thank you.

Great reminder to me that I need to plant some more chard. I have two more kinds of beans on the way from Johnny’s seeds. Keeping busy in the garden every day. Thanks for another great video, Brian. Have a happy 4th!

@NextLevelGardening

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

I’m on my third succession planting of summer squash. You’re right it does love the hot weather!

@NextLevelGardening

4 жыл бұрын

It does!

@kathynguyen8518

4 жыл бұрын

did your first planting plants just stop producing as much? therefore you removed them?

@farmerbob4554

4 жыл бұрын

Kathy Nguyen Hi Kathy. That’s exactly right. After so many fruit the plant can’t sustain high quality output. A lot of small, mis-shapen squash and it’s time for a new player.

@connectionoflivesandinterests

4 жыл бұрын

YAY.... That's exciting Farmer Bob!!! I'm a Newbie all around with gardening & doing my KZread channel. EXCITING!!!!! 🤗🤗🤗

@morningflowerB

4 жыл бұрын

I planted my squash 6/1 it has leaves and bushy but no flowers or fruit.. My zucchini is going crazy but not my squash. 😏

After planting I say “ok, I’m done”. Saw this video and decided that I could at least sow some beans 😊, (and a few other things😉).

Love it. Going to grab some seeds and plant

@NextLevelGardening

4 жыл бұрын

Yea!

We are in the north part of California Central Coast..9b..very hot (finally) and some frost in winter, FLOODS last year. We came from the beach -Belmont Shores, Long Beach-I feel like the head-swiveling girl in “Exorcist.” Your videos give me hope. We have built two 4 x 8 raised beds and used shade clock over by 20 plant rose garden just to try and grow things in this crazy climate.Thank you!!

I love my Zinnias, every year I start indoors to be planted right after Mothers Day, such a huge variety of them. Have 6 Tomatoe plants started and planting a Green Bell Pepper today. Love gardening, wish I had more room. Pulling out the 5 gal. pail :):) Thank you, just found your post, have been enjoying your videos.

I just planted Amaranth for the greens and for the grain harvest. It's all up and growing!

So excited! I had no idea I can add more. I am up in Northern California and our window is 3 weeks of possible frost, sorry to everyone else that has months! I can go until December 28! Now what to plant more of.

From my experience and what I’ve heard from other ppl squash never dies from heat it’s always from a pest situation

Plant everything. Pay attention what works where your at!

Yay, good instincts - just planted second crop of basil, tomato, dwarf marigolds and tall zinnias myself. Even have a couple of sunflowers about 10" tall already. Good to hear your confirmation I'm not crazy! Zone 8A east coast.

Thank you for sharing this video with me. I am glad that I found your channel. I hope that I will put more seeds and transplants into the ground.

I got like 1 of these growing and 1 not planted yet because I thought it wasn't a heat lover lol next year for sure it will be growing if its the last thing I do 😇

Really enjoy your program!! I learn a lot of tips!!

This is just what I wanted to know right now!!!!!!! Thank you!!!!!

Thank you for the helpful video! Your garden is really lovely!

Thank you, Brian. You are always a fount of good information.

I planted wild flowers by the garden for the first time, this year & the bees are doing their job like never before. I feel flowers are a must with a deteriorating bee population. I have to wait until noon to check my squash with all the buzzing, lol.

@NextLevelGardening

4 жыл бұрын

They are a must!!

@kedeglow2743

3 жыл бұрын

We plant a LOT of flowers interspersed all through our vegetables; Borage (bees LOVE this), Zinnias, Marigolds, Alyssum, Petunias, Dahlias, Nasturtiums, Gladiolas, Geraniums, etc. I also have a big patch of Tansy (use caution--highly invasive!!) to use as a "bad-bug discouager". The more flowers we plant, the better our garden does!

That's great to know. My basil has been a bust this year. I'll have another go. Also trying fall peas before my Nov 4 frost date.

@suzannahharris8007

4 жыл бұрын

This is the first year that I have pruned my basil weekly (using what I pick in meals). It has made all the difference in the world--the are all getting bigger, round and bushy. I'm also watering at ground level for the first time.

@pennylane3378

4 жыл бұрын

I had a hard time with my basil this year as well for some reason and I agree the weekly pruning definitely helps as well as I moved it into dappled shade (it got pretty hot and dry here in June). It has doubled in size and doesn't seem to mind the shade right now at all. it's in a planter so I can move it again if I need to.

You look like you’re feeling better! Yay!

Found a new group. Pleased to be here. 2nd year gardener-lots to learn!

Dude, your Swiss Chard is insane! WOW!

Thank you. So helpful 🙂

Thanks for the video and yayyyy didn't know about Swiss chard being heat tolerant

Great video. Thank you!

You created a jungle, sweetheart! It's 108° here. No shade. My zucchini is not producing dying, maybe, basil is fading. Yellow squash is basically not producing. Keeping the plants alive until fall is the goal here. My zinnias are doing well, should have panted far more! Sunflowers will be ready to harvest soon!

People put box springs on the curb for trash day. I got one once, cut off the cloth, removed any stuffing, and used it as a trellis for my climbers. They went crazy on that thing!

Great 👍 video and information, thanks so much. Happy 4th!

Thank you for another great show. Your organization and direct approach is soooo appreciated. I plant zinnias on the border of the garden for the ambiance, butterflies and hummingbirds, but, never thought of planting them ‘in’ the garden. I start zinnia seeds indoors with my tomato and pepper starts. Next year, when I transplant into the garden, I’ll make sure I add some zinnia and other pollinators with the veggies. Thank you!!!

Swiss chard recipe!! That sounds scrumptious…am planting it today!

Hi! I’m in MD and am looking to success plant some more crops. Thank you for the information 🙂.

Great information. I will check to see what else I can grow in zone 8.

Great video! Yup I’m going to plant more seeds today butternut squash , basil and I will try cauliflower ! Happy Fourth of July from N Ireland 🇺🇸☘️☘️☘️☘️

New subscriber, super appreciate your editing and keeping it clear and simple! California too!

Excellent- Sept 15... it’s July 7. I have time, as you suggest, for some varieties of beans (in shade), basil, cucumbers, summer squash, Swiss chard, sweet corn (with mulch) and zinnias. I’m going to also try cosmos, lavender sunflowers, black eyed Susan, wild butterfly mix, herbs and maybe watermelon because I couldn’t do an early crop. Thanks!

thx for the tips!

Ideas for another video is proper watering and irrigation for a backyard micro garden (less than 12ft x 12ft)? Recommendations, equipment etc Thank you for all the great info and tips

@NextLevelGardening

4 жыл бұрын

On the list👌😉

yay -- looking forward to that video!!!

I planted something called perpetual spinach which looks like spinach and is said to taste like spinach but is a chard and will grow all summer… it sprouted quick, I can’t wait to try it when it is full grown.

I have snap dragons in my garden. They seem to survive the winters in AZ. Most of my store bought plants didn't survive, luckily I had seeds as a backup. Now everything is bursting even the weeds. Monsoon season happens in July, so I can slow down on my water timer. Thanks for the tips.

Knowing which zone ( region ) you live in helps when looking at the seed packs. Most of the ones I have seen have the zone listed on the packet , usually at the bottom of the packet. Local sources have seeds for there area. Purchasing over the web I always check the suggested time of year and the region ( Zone )

Thanks a million! I had to subscribe! I needed this today!!!!

I'm in South Texas. The almanac says Dec. 23, which made me chuckle. In the last ten years it's been cold in december maybe three of those years. The last several years it's been in the 70's on Christmas day. We can grown ALMOST year round here. Except, of course, for plants that don't do well in high heat. Apples, for example, are a problem for us down here.

Yep, time to plant some more beans. Ours have done so well this year.

creative shooting angles, I liked it.

First time watching you, your information was soooo helpful! I am looking at other videos next!

I checked it with your link, it worked! Thx

Excellent post!!!

that swiss chard is amazing. my parents never had it that big. looks great.

@MikeM-uy6qp

3 жыл бұрын

it makes me sick with envy, the way everything else in his garden does.

@andreawilliams2386

3 жыл бұрын

The land of the Giant Chard!

OMG I was just thinking about this yesterday

Our Snow Peas were done already so I planted Okra last week and it is really taking off. We had a cool spring and the cucumbers haven't started producing yet so in effect we are doing cucumbers now too.

Shasta County, CA. 100+ degrees for the last 3 weeks ( hi of 112), and looks to be over 100 for at least the next two weeks. If a seedling dares to pop up it is instantly incinerated. Most of my tomato flowers fry the day they bloom. Beans flower but don't set. Best pollinator season in many years thanks to Mexican Sunflowers and Yarrow. Deflower basil twice a day. Only thing that thrives are Jurassic zuccinni and sweet potatos.The eggplant and some peppers are ok. I ordered 30% white shade cloth in a desperate attempt to salvage most of what I planted in April/May!

Yes sir! THANK YOU!

Such a helpful video! Thank you so much!!

Thanks for this video. I thought the only thing I could plant in July are tomatoes and peppers. Thanks to your video I found that I've got until the end of November before frost. Can't wait to start planting again!

As someone who lives in Florida. We only got frost about 3 times. I wish there were more growers in Florida climates.

Great information Brian. Started a second batch of squash today. Happy 4th of July Everyone!

great video, very helpful..

Happy 4th of July Brian! I am so excited about Sunday. Vertical zucchini and squash! So so excited.

@NextLevelGardening

4 жыл бұрын

You too! Just finished filming. I think its going to be a good one!

Universities around the US also have a planting calendar that's Google-able. The UC extension in California has a growing calendar for us too. There's definitely give and take for microclimates.

@NextLevelGardening

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for sharing that!

@baileymoto

4 жыл бұрын

Do you have a link to the UC extension? Inland Empire here.

@stellahong6695

4 жыл бұрын

@@baileymoto ucanr.edu/About/Locations/

@baileymoto

4 жыл бұрын

Stella Hong Thank you!

We’re in N Calif I’m starting all over in relearning how to grow

Beautiful God's Creation in your garden.

Wow! Never heard this!! Thanks!

Ooo I want to see the vertical squash that will help me right now!

I always plant fall green bean so much better than sitting. Plus you can pick them in the cool weather

Thanks for this vid. My squash is all gone and my zucchini is on its last legs (root rot, ban of my squash), and I was just wondering yesterday if there were any reason I couldn’t plant another round. Gonna do that today I think. I just started new box gardens this year, and got a late start. Few things worked well. Time to make up for that!

I have a Basil plant that is 3 year's old. It grows in my kitchen window. If it starts to bloom, I cut it back and it has a very robust flavor.

Keep up the good work brother 🙏

I love the zinnias are so easy to grow and they look awesome! I'm working on some butterfly milkweed. I had it in the refrigerator for several weeks.. Stratification is tough when you're in Texas lol. I'm excited to say I have six baby seedlings that hopefully I can bring to maturity. I'm going to start some zucchini this weekend so that when I watch your video I'll know what to do 😁.

@NextLevelGardening

4 жыл бұрын

Good luck on the zucchini and milkweed!