Tomato Growing Basics | Raised Bed Gardening

Growing Tomatoes Basics | Raised Bed Gardening

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[virginiareed]

Just got a small raised bed container and waiting on my tomato plants to arrive. I was so glad to get the tip about removing the bottom leaves, now I'm all ready! Thanks so much for your very informative videos. I love your enthusiasm for gardening and your commitment to your vegan lifestyle.

[dicktesseract]

if you lay down your tomatoes horizontally for 3 days they will bend up, then snip off the first 6 leafs from the ground and plant them horizontally with the bend above the ground you will make the plant root over a much larger peace of the plant [a bigger root system more jeald] and if the ground is mulched and in the ground is put away a diaper the ground is always moist and you don't have to water so much, an old trick from a dutch farmer, to you . much fun

[JaneDoe-ishc]

Just wondering if you have enough iron without meat in your diet. I heard it's hard to get enough iron as a vegan. You sounded winded. Thank you for the gardening tips!

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Growing Tomatoes Basics | Raised Bed Gardening


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[NonieK]

Love rewatching all of your gardening videos hoping you are doing well and enjoying your journey

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[UrbanGardeningWithD.A.Hanks]

Having to rebuild my beds this year because maple roots invaded. I had to come up with a raised floor in the raised bed, LOL. I start mine very early to have 2+ feet of stem to root, and lay them sideways. I get very healthy plants this way, and if there is a stout branch, I'll leave it, as it will grow into its own plant from that strong root system.

[pugmaster]

Have you ever tried growing carnivorous plants before? You can't eat them, but if you think you're ready, get some. I have my own collection. They are super fun to grow!

[lindamechelse]

Love your video. My 1st time planting tomatoes. Once plant them how soon after do you feed them? Food?

[toymot]

Try growing chicken of the woods and lobster mushrooms they are spectacular in vegan dishes.

[qasimali]

Jake please keep doing these videos. I like original Jake

[karenyhogan]

We have deer here in Ocean Shores, WA. miss gardening in dirt.

[monicacavarra]

Love the McGyvered metal tomato cage... can't wait to see how ur tomatoes grow up & around it.

[LostBeagle]

Nowhere in this video does he say how deep the raised bed garden should be.

[monalisahota]

My tomato seedling seem to be dying very slowly, right after development of the first true leaves. This happened last year too.
I transplanted some of them too early but some were not transplanted... And seem to be dying in their original environment. I did leave then outside when the temperature wasn't too warm. Not sure what's wrong. Any ideas how to save them?

[mrs.m]

This one is simpler. I like it better.

[brigittelm]

jake when you started did you ever think you wiuld have a " Jake Mace Vault" ? Haha

[marouantanger]

What is the distance between tomatoes ?

[blambrax]

Man you are funny, in a good way. Thanks for the info.