BACKYARD GARDENING During Pandemic 2020
BACKYARD GARDENING During Pandemic 2020
While we were on lockdown due to world pandemic (Covid-19), me and my wife Jocy decided to try gardening. In this video, we cleared the small space we have in our backyard and started planting different kinds of vegetables. Tomatoes, eggplants, okra, zucchini, yellow squash and cucumber. It was fun and we got some great time together.
Have you tried the squash flowers????
Great garden harvest… The variety of vegetables you have right at home is great. Bugs are the biggest enemy of a garden, looks like you kept them away for the most part. Great job. Thank you for sharing, take care Robert and Josie.
Loved it! Great harvest
Seemed that many people planted gardens in 2020…hope to once again get out this spring to plant again…nothing like fresh home-grown produce!
Wonderful
Very Nice Garden those Squash are Monsters!
ive kept gardens since I was about 8 years old. My dad got us into it and his dad before him. There is something nice to dig and work the soil, see it give back for the work you put into it. Then the plants die off and go into a compost heap, the plants then feed the worms and the worms work the soil and fertilize it. When I go fishing, sometimes I take a few worms, the fish I catch feed my family, the fins, heads, guts and scales go into the compost heap and fed the worms. The circle never ends. It is a very good hobby, relaxing and fulfilling. The bees have something to feed on, the birds help the garden and it helps them. If more people did this, it would help the entire surrounding area bllom and become more productive to each who takes part. Look up Gurnies on the web, some awesome stuff there. I bought Ann berried, blackberries, raspberries and boysenberries once and took them deep into beer creek to plant. I packed in 10 pounds of miracle grow and 3 pounds of berry food too. All the way back to first camp. Spent 3 trips in and out to get it all, under the cover of night. planted them and 2 weeks later, we had 3 days of hard rain, the river over ran the banks and wiped out all I did. DANG! I tried so hard and go so far. But in the end, it doesnt really matter!
Great video Robert!! If you plan to grow tomatoes again this this spring….bury a whole fish and add 3"of soil on top if fish then transplant your tomatoes above that……I do that every yearand my yeild of tomatoes are amazing. I use a whole tilapia….Happy New Year and happy gardening, thanks for the upload.
Nice!
You guys did great, squash is my favorite, sliced browned in pan with coconut oil. Have you tried fried green tomatoes?
Looks like you two had fun in the garden, I just planted some winter seeds a few weeks back. Maybe I should try some okra and egg plants sometime.