Organic Gardening for Beginners. Get Ready for Spring NOW by Learning All You Can!
Organic Gardening for Beginners. Get Ready for Spring NOW by Learning All You Can!
We still have 2-3 months until it’s planting time… depending on your climate. But you can use this time to learn everything you can so that this season is a success!! In this video I’m introducing our new video schedule and two new series planned for February and March. Garden Basics and Edible Landscaping. Also, TOMATO HOOKS ARE HERE AND READY TO SHIP!!!
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Been a small gardener since a young 20 year old, 46 now. Plus changed climates a lot- MI, AZ north, S Florida. Lol
is the neem oil sprayed full strength or diluted
You’re amazing! It’s like you read my mind. I’ll think of something I wish I had, and there you are with it.
My second year and very excited!!!
So glad to find you…California gardening, Yay! Been home flower gardening for 30+ and just starting seed starting for fun and adding some veggies.
Second year gardner. Can’t wait to get out in the dirt!
Very excited about starting to garden this year. Jess’ saying got me started since I hope to learn in my current backyard for when I have a little more space (hopefully) at a later time. It’s been great to learn a new skill that I can do the rest of my life.
Pretty excited to find your channel just today. Also discovered my first indoor pepper seedlings emerging today.
And, what the heck are tomato hooks?
This Spring will be my 4th gardening year. Every year I become more & more serious about it. This Spring I’ve will become more serious bc of the Pandemic & I want to go back to simple organic living by living in the Northeastern city zone 6b.
2020 was my first year, just so. My regular tomatoes were going great, I think, but some 5-year-olds decided to harvest them long before maturity. ‘hoping to try cherry tomatoes in a relatively safe place this year.
We’re second year gardeners and excited to try again. We started because I’m 3rd year retired and have more time at home and we can’t travel because of COVID. Last year we approached it haphazardly, but this year we’re getting serious about it. So I am thrilled to find your channel. We only have a small side yard that gets enough sun and are doing grow bags in other small spots that get enough sun. We planted redwoods here in Sacramento 20 years ago and they shade almost the entire yard so we are very limited. We have seeds germinating in the garage and can hardly wait to plant tomatoes, potatoes, 1 zucchini, peppers, sweet snap peas, onions, garlic and herbs. I’m worried about losing things to bugs. So far I can hardly keep a basil plant alive. LOL. But I have enthusiasm and persistence… and your advice !
I started gardening for the first time in the beginning of 2020, did some things right, made some mistakes that I learned from and ready to learn as much as I can.
I loved the February series. I cant find 2, 3, and 4 sessions. Help plz
Nice intro!
2nd year gardener here! We started our "homestead" last year and can’t wait to see how much we can produce organically this year!
Will be starting my first garden this year! Took down a 36’ pool! Need lots of advice!
Second year gardening. It was rough. Learned a lot. I am on a serious budget, so it isn’t ideal.
Not a new gardener, but you have taught me a lot!! Thank you!!
Cute new logo!
I started vegetable gardening, in Ontario, California, last year. I think that my biggest mistake was planting too many plants together. I have a doglegged raised planter (cinder-block, about 24 inches tall) which is 8ft by 4ft on the long side and 4ft by ft on the dogleg. In this I planted five tomatoes, six peppers, three zucchini, two cucumbers, two eggplants, and a bunch of marigolds…I was following the square foot gardening planting formula. It didn’t work…sigh. So, I am starting over again, doing just what is taught here. Wish me luck. I’ve ordered my Neptune’s Harvest supplies and am getting my compost and new topsoil.
Yes started in 2020 on my patio so I just had tomatoes, pepper, green onion so I’m learning
I want your yard!!!
Very up to date looking and very professional looking. Looks r for gardening makes u want to get out there
I started in May 2020 so this is my second year.
I started gardening really in 2019, really as a result of my work travel schedule being drastically reduced and allowing me the time to dedicate to the garden. That first year my primary problem was watering and powdery mildew problems. Last year the pests arrived and I had to learn about tomato hornworms, cabbage worms, aphids, and the beneficials like ladybugs. I can’t wait to learn whatever comes along this year!
Brian, you have changed how we do our gardening around here immensely!! If you ever sell your home, my family is local and we are looking to move a bit closer to other family in Ventu Co. = )
Started in 2020 to keep myself from going stir crazy in quarantine. I built one 4’x2′ raised garden early in the summer and had a great harvest of tomato, cucumbers, and basil.
Since then, I’ve bought a myriad of grow bags, built two other smaller raised gardens, and built out a 3’cubed compost pile.
To say I’m looking forward to spring is an understatement!
I am just starting my first garden this year in 3x2x8 cattle troughs.
2020 first year! Fair success! Heading into my second year! Bigger goals!
Thanks for all the great tips. Question: Here in zone 7A Long Island, NY, when should I add compost to my garden beds and containers to enhance the soil. It’s frozen now and under a foot of snow. Would springtime be a good time or should I have done this in the fall?
You look like You feel better! Hope you and your family are all well. Best of luck in growing your garden business.
2020 was my first serious year growing veggies and learning about raised beds, no dig, lasagne gardens, organic fertilizers, and building good soil. Yes, largely inspired because of the pandemic. Previously I spent my time with landscaping, perennials, and medicinal herbs.
I’ve been a suburban gardener for years growing tomatoes and herbs only, but last year I went full out to keep busy and stay sane. I grew up in Canada with parents and grandparents that put in full huge gardens. It’s bringing back a lot of beautiful memories.
2nd year. Started with tomatoes and peppers last year. This year i have a 60′ x 50′ section for a food forest and garden.
Madcap Malkmus Food Forest on YT
I started gardening last year. I started with a small garden then also put in a big in ground garden. It was so much work and I was so overwhelmed but I didn’t give up. I made a lot of mistakes but learned so much. I’m so excited for this year and I can’t wait to get started. Love all your videos and all the info!
Sorry I’ve missed many of your videos with the new name it just blend in with every other YouTube.
Love your videos! I’m new to gardening and I only have a very small space in my patio. So, I appreciate that you often talk about planting in containers like the cherry tomato one you did! I know the master class is already done and I’m not sure if you got the FB page to get going. But, if you need help with that, I’d love to provide support!