7 MUST-DO Garden Chores in July

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TIMESTAMPS
00:00 - Intro
00:15 - Fruits Of Your Labor
03:00 - Spray Down
06:40 - Irrigate
08:18 - Pinching
09:54 - Summer Pruning
11:47 - Herbs
13:47 - Sanitizing
15:17 - Planet Wild

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[halfbakedcheesecake]

A life hack I love for making dilutions to spray: put a small amount of warm tap water (like a cup) into a mason jar with your active ingredients. Shake the hell out of that. Then fill your sprayer with water halfway up, pour in your ingredients, finish filling with water. Much easier than shaking the hell out of a full gallon of water 😂 helpful for anyone but especially for gardeners like me with a disability

[gypsy]

Kev dog (thats what I call you, im Aussie). I have binge watched your entire channel/s, you are a huge inspiration for my whole gardening journey. Im almost through my first years gardening and want to make a mention of the timelessness of your videos. I go back and and rewatch based on my seasons compared to yours.
This channel is my happy place in a crazy world, thank you so much Kevin and Jacques

[BiteSizeFarm]

Kevin, I’ve been watching you for years, and you inspired me to start my own channel. I just published my first episode, and just wanted to thank you for helping me find my passion 🙏🏼

[thedirtygardener]

I love these complications, especially when you have other southern gardeners. I’m 9B Coastal Texas and it’s a different beast for us. Shannie is the closest to our conditions so Thank you Shannie!

[hansejr]

Those citrus stem clippings, and apple, are fantastic for use in bouquets. Save them and drop them off at a nearby florist! They will love you for it.

[caseycasas]

That storage system in Kevin's kitchen is awesome!

[heartsong]

I’ve been following Planet Wild for a while now. I love that you’re supporting their efforts. ❤ 🎉

[MonarchRanchHomeGarden]

I call July and August our winter in LA and we have “summer snow days” from heat and air pollution once the wildfires start. I Harvest in the early morning and plant in the evenings, stay indoors the rest of the time

[phild]

My wife made sauerkraut from two large cabbages the past two days.
She bought what was tagged as big boy tomatoes that turned out to be cherry tomatoes. So those are around the neighborhood.
I'm turning another pile of compost.
Our neighbor has been feeding the burds which are now picking insects out of the garden.
Our carrots in the raised bed have been thinned again. The tops still look bulletproof.
The beets in the raised bed have been thinned, 10 pints in the pantry.

[traxmom]

Love that you're covering the first month free for Planet Wild, thanks!

[JameyReads]

I’m so glad I found your channel.Your to the point tips, and everyone’s professional way of speaking makes it easy to learn and pick up information. Thanks!

[alsothejiraguy]

My grandpa taught me to grow when I was a kid. Even back then, he had more years of experience growing crops than I've been alive today.

He'd harvest his tomatoes a little greener, then let them ripen in the window sills. He'd say the UV light is what helps them ripen, so he'd turn them a bit when one side got a little too red so they'd ripen evenly.

I'm trying this with some of our tomatoes this year, and not reproducing the results I remember. I'm not sure if our windows are blocking UV or if I'm mis-remembering something, but they are still relatively green.

Granted, I also had to harvest them earlier than I wanted to because they were on a branch that got damaged, so that may also be the problem

[jaredmalakouti]

Love that you're supporting organizations like planet wild. incredible way to use your platform to inspire more people to protect nature!

[digimediadude]

Seeing gardeners across the country is so cool, plus a lot of helpful info! Thanks for the awesome content! 👍

[VeretenoVids]

Zone 6. I'm just now getting flowers on my tomato plants!

[xstrumzz]

Louisiana here.
Its so hot everything slowed down but the peppers are going crazy

[kiana]

This video is definitely a saver. Dealing with powdered mold, thanks for the solution.

[christina_papou]

My husband just had our first red vine tomatoes today! It was the only one that pollinated really early (while I was hardening them off in May) and red. Everything else has blooms or inny bidy tomatoes. Can’t wait!!! Oh and I’m in New Brunswick Canada so it was awesome.

[kfetter]

Thanks for the info on "Planet Wild." I was not familiar with them before. What an incredible group of people! Permaculture makes so much sense, and is the key to saving our planet.🌎

[johnclark]

Thank you for including various zones! I'm in South Texas (10a)