Mid- Summer Reset | Resetting My Garden

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[ChrisJohnson-edbg]

I just harvested some cucumbers, butternut Squash, Anaheim peppers, jalapeño and I’m waiting for the rest of the plants to bare more vegetables it’s rewarding growing your own plants

[TTEBHealingconnection]

Stories & monuments are here to show us a moment. Circle of life things go on

[TheEnglishladyskitchengarden]

I love when the seasons begin to change and we start to think ahead to our next crops.

[chixadumplin]

Hello from your fellow Virginia neighbors. Love seeing people on the Tube growing their own food. Your garden looks fabulous.

[JamMAKEcan]

Girl.. I had to follow u. Because you are just real.🏆🏆 U know..💚ur garden is like most people yard space..a regular garden. I💚it🏆🏆🏆🏆 That looks like a spider.. Spider mites are noticeable on soil it looks like a thin web on top of soil.. Respect momma blessing

[paulettemayfield]

Love your channel! I had a huge problem with mice. Tried traps, mice bate nothing worked. Got me two cats and no more mice.

[vickiesims]

One season mice ruined my garden. They were everywhere, in my planters and plants in the garden. I was so discouraged until I found a way to get rid of them... they're little green balls that you put out and it slowly kills them. My garden is now mice free. When I transplant to garden, I let my pods dry out a bit in order to get the hole pod roots and all. Your Urban Garden looks fantastic !!

[angelascanvasdelight]

I'm new to gardening. Thank you for explaining blood/bone meal. Your garden is awesome ❣️

[ayannaabikyles]

Ordered cooler seeds, amended the soil snd ordered blood meal. Just waiting for the deliverer . Enjoy your vacation!

[BengaliGardenBlogger]

I watched all of the video I like your gardening also your organisation god bless you and happy gardening 👨‍🌾

[youcandoittoo]

I am new to this channel
I'm excited to follow a container gardener. I'm in the city limited space as well. Thank you

[ChefMarandaGardens]

I just came across your channel. I really like it. You have a lot going on, doing a great job. Bravo!

[elwandaa]

Hey Asia! Your beans looks amazing....so green and healthy looking. And those mesh bags are very helpful. I use them on my sugar baby watermelons. I also planted some collards, Kale, carrots, turnips, Swiss chard, and Brussels sprouts in one of my raised beds that gets some shade and some sun. So far so good, however, we been in triple digits. Today and tomorrow suppose to be 109. Although i have all my peppers shaded...they still seem to be struggling in this heat.
Thanks for sharing your garden harvest and those beans...I can't get over how great they look.
P.S. you already caught 2 disrespectful mice...and unknown amount to go. I hope you can get them all!!!

[wanderingpinesco]

I ended up buying a pack of 50 mesh bags off Amazon to put on my tomatoes because the birds were starting to get to them! Love the idea of adding the radish below the beans...maybe some carrot seeds? My friend says she just pops carrot seeds in all summer underneath other taller plants so I just went around this morning and did that also. We shall see, experiments LOL.

[virginiaallisonpeck]

I set my traps with a dab of peanut butter. The mice seem to love it. Your garden looks great.

[pinielou]

Homestead Heart grows loofa all the time. Check them out they probably have answers for you.

[erinevans]

Love what you can do in a small space… makes me feel lazy…. 🤔

[hardtohook]

Have you tried peanut butter on the traps? That's what I've used in the past and it worked really well.

[BrokeFarmer]

Look up on youtube walk the plank mousetraps, fun

[kathrynbaker]

I just found your channel and really enjoy your videos. Can you let us know what state and grow zone you’re in? I’m moving from Wisconsin to Arkansas and am trying to get a sense of what gardening will be like in a zone 8a. Thanks