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Instead of leaves can you use tea? I don’t have leaves, but I got some tea.

The end all be all for critters like mole mice etc is chewing gum! Juicy fruit is the best they love that. They eat it and are not able to digest which in turn kills them. I found several and it has been several years and have never had a problem since!

I'm definitely in the life happens schedule😂 My son was born in March and I have been scrambling to sow, transplant, prune, trellis, build new beds, fertilize, and water everything to my own expectations.

Late late late, I'm late for very important planting dates lol 😅

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Holy cow girl you are a busy busy one arnt ya youve got tons of videos no way can i catch up on all these even in a couple hours

im always behind....i set my expectations for myself way way too high and over my head every year. Ok so your Ohio? Thats where my other side of family is from. But im on opposite sides of the country here so definitely got some different planting times

Thank you! I've procrastinated on admitting I don't know my soil and I just say it's crap when anyone asks,lol. I wasn't sure exactly how ide go about it, I thought ide need to test like the ph or like checking it sorta like my compost and balancing it out sorta thing, I have no clue. Ive been gardening forever so its something i honestly should have known how to do long time ago...but im acually trying to grow grass right and needed to know what's up w my soil. Anyways, this was the most simple video I could find and follow, to help me really know what I'm working with here. And one more thing i've gotta put this out there but, you make me think of my family, like one of my sisters, totally our kinda peoples...you feel very wholesome and like, idk, comfy,lol, strange comment I know. I love your Mama style, your kiddos are adorable. Definitely checking your channel to see what your all about.

wow. I didn’t know this. Excellent!

SE Michigan zone 6. Just harvested garlic today...2 weeks early! Crazy. Peas are still coming in like mad! Beans and cukes are looking good. Erected a shade cloth over the tomatoes and they are loving it because last two days here reached 95! Happy gardening!

You give me hope! I feel I’m so behind in getting everything planted. Thank you for the encouragement.😊

The windmill is a humane approach. The trap is horrendous. My question is when are we going to learn to share the planet. People are killing these little creatures so unnecessarily. The moles are just living their little lives. By digging up the earth, moles help make the soil healthier by aerating it. This allows more types of plants to grow, which in turn feed more insects. Not only this, their tunnels improve soil drainage, which helps stop flooding and huge puddles forming on the ground. Moles truly are the unsung heroes of the animal world!

I have a life happens situation 😂 I live in Lower Michigan in zone 6a. I'm just finishing up getting in my heat loving, plants and seeds, as well as a ton of flowers. So excited to see how my 26x40, 10x20 and my above ground beds and pots do. I'm crazy busy with life.. . So much to do and not enough time 😂

What an excellent speaker.

We got snow yesterday (June 19th) up here on the Colorado mesa. 😅

I live in Ohio.i usually just grow tomato plant and jalapeno peppers plants in buckets around my house.because it's a apt.my landlord lets me.this year I've decided to plant more in buckets behind my house.basil.mint.carrots.lettuce.and tomato and jalapeno peppers.roses and marigolds.next year I'm going to add potatoes and strawberries.

We had frost yesterday! Southern Alberta, Canada. Unusual weather this year for this region.

As one a bit of a behind... still planting in Zone 5a. Have contingency plan... also pots now a days. Working well... extras are going in soon. It's so warm here, doing my best. Three Sister experiment in large pots and chicken dirt... Freebee's: Nursery lady says it'll be okay. OK!

I enjoy your channel so much! You have a cheerful, confident, and sincere way of speaking to your viewers and I always learn a ton! Thank you!

Still, the BEST! Thank you for sharing. SO cool! Jenna for Sec of Agriculture, but she can work from home.

Amazing video Jenna! Just hit subscribe.

I found that i can plant out a month after the frost date. Its way too cold even after the frost date to plant out most things <3

I witnessed this last year and was excited about wasps for the first time in my life haha Funny how life changes you when you garden.

Yesterday I discovered the hole took a picture of it to try to do a Google lens search. It stated something in regards to squirrels etc. And we've been working in our yard. We put down some weed barrier and mulch yesterday evening and last night and my husband went outside this morning and guess what whatever it is came back. I put some bleach about 4 inches around the hole yesterday. If there were babies inside I didn't want to kill them. This morning my neighbor told me that it could be a mole le and her father had an issue with moles digging up his yard. I've never heard of such animals but they look like rats and mice to me. I don't do well with critters!!!!!!

We love midnight snack tomatos!

I have a land that have black clayey soil and want to improve it , what can I do. Can I plant coconuts

Freaky weather, hard frost was last day of May usually May 15th. Cold nights below 45 for the first week in June . Temperatures this week is 99 degrees so nope did not plant everything on time. But what is planted has been thriving in this weird weather cycle

I did onions from seed - but I direct sowed. I think next year I'm going to go with indoor starts. I don't have a setup like most folks, but I'll see what I can do to make it work! (the south facing bay window helps!)

Got a good amount of tomatoes, potatoes few cucumber plants, strawberries are not growing great but are there. Corn is almost knee high already. decent amounts of beats. I have my melons and cantelope coming up now too. A few carrots here or there but there didnt do great, and ONE single hot pepper plant that survived thats about 2 and a half feet tall. LOL crazy spring, but ive been watering like mad. Came here to figure out what to do next :D thanks for the help. Pennsylvania Zone 6 grower here

You’re an excellent teacher, Jenna. Each video I learn something new! Thank you 😊

Jenna you’re always inspiring me! Thank you 😊

Holy cow, that was amazing!!!

Jenna, can you do some harvest updates? I’m in central Ohio and am shocked at our “southern style” weather this year and all our early harvests.

Where did you get that broadfork?

I watched plenty of videos. Yours is hands down the most rich and informative. The root training techniques you mentioned are pure gold! ❤

😂The deer at 9:10…”doh! she’s recording!”…😂

Running behind but the weather has been bad in England so Ive waited, established plants will grow faster and produce in the right conditions

Check out ERC Guam for samples not sure where you could find similar in the states. So many tarp selections and sizes

In Guam we use canopies different sizes available and shade clear tarp or you can opt for a dark shade. I’m not sure why I don’t see it w US tamers we use it and helps a lot and can be moved where needed. Check it out. The posts are stainless steel and connectors keep it together. Not those flimsy pop up tents

It’s so defeating knowing the pest pressure isn’t near its height. 😔 I’m just transitioning over to summer crops, and I’m getting clobbered!! 😮 I know I’m not alone, but I have never experienced the pest pressure at this level already. Everyday it’s a new pest destroying a different crop. Now I have tiny grasshoppers EVERYWHERE. 🥵😭

This was a very well-done video. Thank you so much for this information. I would have loved to see just plain compost mixed in, but I'm very new to gardening, and I may not know what I'm talking about lol. I just moved to Colorado, and the soil here is heavy clay and hard as concrete. Our landscaper planted our plants directly in it without amendments, and my plants are suffering. I will be adding manure!

Earths magnetic field is weakening more radiation is making it through.

I put mostly everything in on time this year but it all seems to be soooo slow growing. I see other people’s gardens and they’re harvesting from them already and mine still look like seedlings! I’ve fertilized and done all the things. I don’t know what’s going on. Hopefully it’ll all catch up soon.

Good job! I may need to buy the trap you recommended.

I like this take on gardening with metal.😅

Have you read "Grow a Little Fruit Tree", by Ann Ralph? If not, you should, she teaches how to keep a tree that should grow to a mature height of 40 feet small enough to manage. It would greatly help you with those small trees you have in the garden that are too big to transplant, but you don't want to get too large in your actually gardening space. It's very interesting and informative. I think you would like it.

Question Would you test my Asian design Garden Hoe.? Mine mounted on a long Garden Hoe handle and destroy weeds and digs into my claybase sun dried baked soil much better than the European style Garden Hoe. I'm thinking mailing the handle might be costly so can you get someone to mount it it can easily replace the basic Garden Hoe and less problems to ship

This morning I looked over and saw a bunch of unplanted basil and said “oops. “. The basil will get planted but I may wait until the heat wave is done.

My wife and me didn't have great cooks in our family so we trying to Question please. I built myself a Asian design Garden Hoe I can mail the steel part easily tell me you can get someone to put it onto a long garden hoe handle beiirve as myself you will find it's better than the basic European style Garden Hoe . Maybe a manufacturer would want to build them they certainly cutting into my claybase soil s digs weeds out with less effort.. overcome our childhood lack of experience I'm raising a winter squash said to taste better and store better than pumpkin.s. Off hand can't recall it's name probably better than the canned pumpkin I made cookies with last fall.But my cookies was better than the Kroger " homemade" as they call their produce. Wish I say this before ordering my seeds.Ive gotten several of your recommendation seeds like Bolt and Midnight Snack and Candy Land Red they are on my repeating list again and will probably be some seeds that I'll stick with.thanks

Can't beat yourself up over the last frost date, in particular. It's so much like, "Elm Street? That's two stops before mine; watch and see where I get off!" And if where you are in Ohio is anything like where I am in Ohio, no matter what you anticipate or how you anticipate it, the weather's going to out-fox you some way! Thanks for this video; I don't feel so much all on my own in my garden, or so overwhelmed by weather surprises! Much gardening love from NEO! 😊💚💚💚💚💚😊