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Those cucumbers are great!

Ive been harvesting broccoli still in 100+ temps. Im shocked! I definitely thought it would have bolted by now!

Have my first cantaloupe growing, I'm so excited. I grow tomatoes in partial shade this time of year and they do ok.

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Use milk 8/1 ratio water . Spray at night or early morning

I live in south Florida and I don’t think I’ve ever seen a mulberry!!

Melbury trees grow everywhere where we are.

In CT huge tree growing started 6 years ago. Yes, prunes well. Currently full of berries. It wa s self seeded

There a big mess I just cut all of mine down except the ones in the back fourty

Neat explanation. Thumbs up from Canada.

My mulberry only gave 3 fruits, it's big, I know I need to trim it. Can I do that at any time?

I grow bananas in the ground, and so maybe it is different than in pots, but I have never heard of cutting off the babies. I thought they benefited from each other. Maybe ask Jackleen, wildfloridian, she grows a lot of bananas

You could also put some mulberries in the freezer, and then eat them like frozen candy.

Consider dehydrating zucchinis in very thin slices, to make chips. Delish.

Abundant greens but not too many tubers could mean too much nitrogen in your soil, compared to other components, like potassium and phosphorus.

I wonder if those thin things that are something between roots and tuber would continue living if left in the ground.

Before discarding your "weeds", take the time to identify them, maybe you want to keep some of them :)

Perhaps your sorrel shouldn't be in full sun in summer? Maybe consider a tiny umbrella? :)

I think many people would tell you what you do wrong with your thyme, as soon as you tell them how exactly are you trying to grow it from seed :) (Also, if all else fails, buy a potted plant) :)

Speaking of cilantro - if you don't like the herb, let it go to flower and seed, and you may like the coriander (the seeds).

37:09 - I see a band of lawn between your tree line and your fence. If you were to cultivate that area, you'd have the most amazing keyhole setup - I don't want to say raised beds... It will save you a little bit of mowing work, and it will give you a little bit more of growing space.

What about squirrels? North Central Florida. My neighbour said they got nothing from the mulberry tree. Humans Zero. Squirrels 100%

Thank you for doing this video. I'm in new Port Richey and of course having the heat problem. From what I have read, I thought I was going to have to wait till September to plant again.

Something so satisfying about shaking a plant to harvest its fruit 😂

I live beachside near Daytona Beach. My Thai Basil and Thai bird peppers love the heat and are profuse producers that require little care in or out of containers.

Dehydrate them for the winter... yummmm....

Tumblers are crap.

Girl you just blow my mine with your jocaba,in a pot thats has fruit on it!I plant minds in the ground and its not growing it looks sad!I need to figure out what Im doing wrong😢

Yes, my green beans are not looking good!I had to plant the Thia long bean,are doing great😊.I need to buy sweet potatoes slips,kind of forgot to start them this year from a sweet potato 🤔.

I started a garden this year in central Florida with an 4x8 foot bed and I planted san Marzano tomatoes, cherry tomatoes and sunflowers and they are taking off right now! I also tried peppers but I think I started them too late as they stopped growing when I transplanted them, and now I'm gonna put some long beans in their place and hopefully they will do well. thanks for the vid!

My sweet and poblano peppers and cannelli beans are still doing good. Hanging onto a couple of my tomato plants just waiting patiently for a few of the remaining fruit to blush even though they're (barely) still setting fruit. Everything else is just about toast and I'm grossed out with all the white flies. I guess I'm going to have to get used to it LOL Hate to see how bad the bugs and disease will get with all the rain we're now getting. I'm so envious you have all that space for your fruit trees. Thanks for another good video.

With squash, once they flower stop fertilizing with nitrogen and get a fertilizer that is higher potassium and phosphorous - hubby and I grow pumpkins in GA (zone 7b) for the last two years and use Farmers Secret Bloom feed

Very informative

Supposedly you can get some plants to grow by using a shade cloth in high temps and hot sun (40% shade cloth is popular).. Thanks for the video!

Hi Patrina, what is the name of that Asian Cucumber? Thank you

You could probably grow 3 or 4 muscadines along the fence over where your fruit trees are. They can also be grown in a large pot and spiraled up like an ice cream cone. Or even trained to loop around a tree. They don't have to be grown the way we typically see them.

It's impossible because of funghi diseases,pests .. High humidity till 75-80 per cents + 32-35 segrees creates the sauna effect, If i can't breathe so plants also can't. Every year i believe with naive child approach if i start early in March it will produce a lot of veggies without getting diseases and this year made me really depressed and disappointed..In my 3 years of gardening I never face with such funghi diseases and lost of yield of 3 cherry tomatoes+ pepper got fruits but not tasty...

Knock on wood, my peppers, watermelon and sweet potatoes are all loving the heat. I'm looking forward to the fall so I can replant everything else. Hopefully we won't have an extended summer 🥵

Can you talk about your larger trees/plants that you put right up against your house? Any concerns about the roots causing problems with the foundation or the branches/leaves/fruit messing with your paint?

What type of plum tree?

Tomato soup, tomato juice, dried tomatoes. Take the green beans you don't really like and puree them with some tomatoes and other vegetables to make vegetable broth.

WOW I love your amazing pantry. And your harvest is insane. You are ready for whats about to happen in our country. I would be cautious of exposing all my food and stock pile on social media. I have been gardening now for a few years and the bigger my garden grows the more my neighbors have been snooping around my house looking at it. I have a small yard like you with 11 raised beds. I literally have a pinapple plantation growing around the border of my yard and with all the pineapples I have growing now my neighbors stare at my house when they walk by. I have given plants, seeds and vegetables away to my next-door neighbors in hopes it will encourage them to grow their own food gardens. I'm not trying to feed my neighbors just tring to spend less at the grocery store and start to preserve some of my harvest too. I don't see our economy getting better any time soon. I have been prepping now for 4 years for hurricanes and other emergencies. I have had people say to me when SHTF hits the fan I'm coming to your house. I laugh but I think they are serious since they are not preppers. Times are changing quickly.

Yes, ginger is a summer crop. Its tropical and loves the heat and humidity. You can freeze ginger, dehydrate it to make ginger spice, ginger tea, ginger candy oh and ginger ale. My summer harvest has been, bananas, watermelon, papayas, pineapples soon. Lots of long beans, french sorrell, red onions, garlic, peppers, ginger and herbs. I have 3 huge Jamaican Sorrell bushes growing and lots of sweet potatoes. I have a lemon meyers tree, lime tree and collamondi orange tree, some tomato plants and eggplants, I'm using this summer to work around my garden I just put in a rain barrel and pulling weeds our Florida crab grass. Propgating herbs, growing my flower and aloe beds and planting new seedlings for succession sowing. I'm dehyrating lots of herbs to make spices. Each growing season gets better. Keeping up on my garden is much easier for me to handle doing small daily tasks in the evening rather than letting my garden get out of control during the summer months. How old is your Avacado tree? Happy Gardening.

Zone 5 northern Missouri and these trees have grown and produced fruit here my entire life. The trees were as large as oaks. Never heard of anyone keeping them small in a pot.

I’m in the middle of Fl and I didn’t get many peppers this year either. Had a lot last year. I think it is “just a year.”