Doing This ONE THING Tricks Crops to NEVER Stop Producing in the Garden

One simple thing can make all the difference when it comes to harvests.

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[jamesprigioni]

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[bdog]

Commercial grower here. I want to add to this advice.

1) pick broccoli and don't remove the plant. It will begin to produce mini shoots.
2) harvest cabbage but don't cut the head off from the plant to low to the ground. Leave some leaves and the stem behind and harvest mini cabbage heads again in about a month after you pick the initial head. (Awesome for the crock pot)
3) plant some black raspberries. (The plants are not cheap) but they get less dead canes in harsh winter climates (zone 5) and they produce up to 3 weeks earlier than red varieties like Latham.
4) Asparagus lovers we have a new purple variety from Johnnys seeds called Erasmus. This is a male dominant hybrid which producs DOUBLE the purple asparagus spears over purple passion.
5) I am trying kaolin clay for potato bettle mitigation and I'm loving it! I found this product from this channel! I recommend purchasing this from Harris seeds (you can save almost $30 on shipping over other companies as they do not charge any shipping surcharges due to the products heavy weight.
6) Harvest king makes a very nice hand pump sprayer in a 2 gallon size. This helps to apply the clay as it's very messy and can easily clog plastic tipped cheaper spraying devices. FYI.
7) those whom want to raise a colorful cauliflower I recommend the variety depurple and flame star (orange) these greatly outperformed other varieties to avoid black rot/clef or clubbed roots and other problems in wet climates.

Some commercial growers are serious about keeping tricks and varieties a secret but I hope this helps someone.

[tweetyb]

Tuck should be healthy as a horse he eats tons of veggies, and he’s well loved!

[joewarrick]

You tube should give you one of the awards for being a top educational channel. This is one of thee best channels on you tube. Without a doubt. So much info that is actually useful. Knowing this stuff has so much value

[tinap]

I’ve watched other YouTubers on gardening but this guy makes me smile in joy

[rebeccareckers]

You inspired me to create a food forest. I began 3 years ago. I have a small space but am making the most of it. I’m in zone 8b in California, so I grow different plants at different times than you. Thank you for your inspiration. Trees: orange, apple, plum, pear, pomegranate, apricot, fig, pinyon pine. 2 raised beds and several pots of edible perennials. I have planted below and around the trees. Each year it gets better!

[acrophobe]

You need some Tuck merch with the phrase "He's a pretty good guy."

[BeverleyW]

'Tuck's Gardening Channel' featuring James Prigioni. He was a real comedy star in this video. I love the interactions between you both. Thank you for giving us a tour of your wonderful food forest 🌿❤️

[kenbellchambers]

James, watching this channel is like a glimpse into the Millenium. No one anywhere needs to be hungry. I manage a forest for fuel management purposes, and I can safely say that what goes up in flames due to lack of proper management could feed the entire planet. Billions of tonnes of wonderfully biodiverse humus feedstock are lost almost every year. As a single man with simple tools, I manage to make ten tonnes of compost every year by doing this exceptionally rewarding task. Thanks so much for your inspirational tours.

[trishferrer]

Tuck😂 Tiny King, giant garden pest, like a fluffy moth fitting around to all the crops. Cutest littledude.

[danielleterry]

I staggered my carrots so not trying to can up 2 beds I got 19 pints from first bed and a wheel barrow full of second bed I just harvested, got my jars in dishwasher now so I can get these canned up. Thanks for telling me I have to pull more cucumbers in the morning same with zucchini, I can’t wait to pick my egg plants, got 50 bulbs of garlic drying in my shed, now if I can stop eating my cherry tomatos while watering I could have some for my salads lol.

[jrlottery]

I'm so impressed with your garden. What would be helpful is if you showed us 1. How you fertilize (and how often), how you mix and spray the clay. etc. your secrets to having such a luccious garden - with instructions. ty

[karengaudet]

Beginner gardener here. I’m learning so much from your videos. Thanks for all your gardening advice.

[judahsina]

Tuck may be the biggest pest but hands down the cutest!!!

[jamesulan]

Love that you call out that the apple tree was from seed. That's the pride of a gardener who has accomplished something. Love the enthusiasm and pride.

[andrearc]

I love that Tuck is just as passionate about the garden as you are. You two are a perfect match.

[SandraV-vtec]

Unbelievable!! I’ve never seen a food forest like this before!! Many blessings to you!

Can you please do a video on the “7 layers” of planting you mentioned in this video?

Thank you! Shared!

[keithmccracken]

Since Tuck is KING, he should be able to do anything he wants.

[beachwanderer]

Tuck is a gorgeous wee boy he will be so healthy too eating all those veges❤

[angeloporter]

Absolutely love seeing you and Tuck touring your garden. It inspires me to remain vigilant with my home-grown forrest. Keep it going James.