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Reuse Soil From Containers | Bring It Back TO Life
You definitely want to reuse soil from containers each and every year. There is no need to get rid of it. You will learn how to revitalize potting soil mix with our tips and walk thru.
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It is so simple to renew and rejuvenate potting mix with adding a few things to it. Our favorite is adding worm castings and worm tea from our worm composting bin. The product listed above really do help though as well to give it a more tailored nutrient mix for your particular plant.
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When To Plant A Vegetable Garden [Free Download Guide Incl.]
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Figuring out when to plant a vegetable garden will vary according to your growing zone. You will learn our gardening tips on how to figure out what to plant in June, early Spring, or Fall. For more Zone Information and To Download a FREE PDF zone map: gardenerthumb.com/when-to-plant-vegetable-garden/ Check out our FREE Money Saving Garden Guide: hacks.gardenerthumb.com/hack-guide QUESTION- Have...
Keep Rabbits Out Of The Garden [7 Tips]
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You will learn the best ways to keep rabbits out of the garden. These are all natural and don't include harming the rabbit. Best product: my.greens.icu/repellant Want to Save a ton of money in the garden, check out these hacks: hacks.gardenerthumb.com/hack-guide We have a written article with a few more tips plus a DIY spray here: gardenerthumb.com/keep-rabbits-out-of-garden/ Rabbits can be a n...
How to Make Worm Tea | Boost Plant Growth - 2 Simple Ways
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How to Make Worm Tea | Boost Plant Growth Doing This Vermicompost tea from worm castings is taught using 2 simple methods to make the aerated activated tea. The first way is easy and does not require any equipment. Check out our FREE Money Saving Garden Guide: gardenerthumb.com/free-garden-tool-kits/ 1st Simple way on making worm tea with little to no equipment: -Bucket - amzn.to/2zReKgs -dechl...
Pruning Rosemary Bush To Promote Growth | Simple Way
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Pruning Your Rosemary Bush to Promote Growth Herb Pruning Shears can be found: amzn.to/3dSidKd Check out our FREE Money Saving Garden Guide: gardenerthumb.com/free-garden-tool-kits/ You will learn the best way to cut your overgrown rosemary plant to help it to continue to grow. The rosemary (rosmarinus officinalis) bush can get very large if left unchecked. Pruning your herbs is a great way to ...
Harvesting Beets | When to Pick Beets & Store Them Long Term
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Harvesting Beets | When to Pick Beets & Store Them Long Term. We go over the best on how to harvest your beets. Check out our FREE Money Saving Garden Guide: gardenerthumb.com/free-garden-tool-kits/ You will discover the best ways on how to harvest beets. We discuss harvesting both the beet greens and beetroot. You will learn the best ways to ensure you have healthy beets. We discuss: - When is...
Transplanting Tomatoes Seedlings | 2 Ways to Plant in Containers
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Transplanting Tomatoes Seedlings in Containers. We go over the best tips on transplanting our tomatoes. Grow bags shown: amzn.to/3cbkmAc Check out our FREE Money Saving Garden Guide: gardenerthumb.com/free-garden-tool-kits/ These tips are geared towards transplanting tomatoes in your container. We discuss: - Differences of the types of tomatoes - 2 ways to plant tomatoes - Soil mixture tips - F...
Cut Sage Back | Sage Pruning to Promote Further Growth
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Cut Sage Back | Sage Pruning to Promote Further Growth. We will go over how to prune your sage bush. Some good shears: amzn.to/2zWHPH5 Check out our FREE Money Saving Garden Guide: gardenerthumb.com/free-garden-tool-kits/ Sage is one of the herbs that will continue to grow each year if left unchecked in your herb garden. In this video you will learn: - Best way to prune Sage Bush - What part of...
How to Grow Potatoes In A Bucket the Easy way | Victory Garden Series
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You will learn how to grow potatoes in a bucket as part of our Victory Garden Series. Good grow bags to use: amzn.to/2VWIu3S Growing potatoes from seed is so east to do with the right methods. Here you will learn: - Best types of container, buckets or pots to use to grow potatoes - Best type of soil mix to use for growing potatoes - Watering guidelines - Good type of fertilizers to use - What t...
Growing Carrots in 5 Gallon Buckets | Victory Garden Series
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Growing Carrots in 5 Gallon Buckets | Victory Garden Series. Growing Carrots in 5 Gallon Buckets as part of our Victory Garden Series. Learn how to grow carrots in containers such as 5 gallon buckets is very easy and simple. Check out our FREE Money Saving Garden Guide: gardenerthumb.com/free-garden-tool-kits/ We will discuss the following: - Proper container or pot size - Type of 5 gallon buck...
Growing Beets in Containers | Victory Garden Series
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Growing Beets in Containers - We give you all the expert details about how to grow beets in a containers. These grow bags are perfect if you need a container: amzn.to/3arUgYc Some of the details that we discuss about how to grow beets in containers from seeds: - Best time to grow beets from seeds - Best type of containers to use for growing beets - Beets Spacing - Fertilizer requirements for be...
Swiss Chard in Containers | Victory Garden Series
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Swiss Chard in Containers, part of our Victory Garden Series. You will learn how to plant Swiss Chard in a container or pot. Check out our FREE Money Saving Garden Guide: gardenerthumb.com/free-garden-tool-kits/ Rainbow Swiss Chard Seeds: amzn.to/3aOKyjm It is best to start Swiss Chard in a seed starting tray instead of direct seeding them. You want to ensure that you plant the swiss chard in a...
How to Build a Victory Garden | Cure Your Boredom The Easy Way
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How to build a victory garden? Its an easy way to get started with your rapid response victory garden. Check out our FREE Garden Hacks Cheat Sheet: gardenerthumb.com/free-garden-tool-kits/ 5 Gallon Fabric Plant Pots: amzn.to/3bGEOsa A victory garden or a rapid response garden is a huge MORALE BOOSTING project you can get started with today. The best time to get started on growing a victory gard...
Saving Squash Seeds For Next Year | Best Guide Ever
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Saving Squash Seeds For Next Year is really simple and easy to do following these tips. Check out our FREE Money Saving Garden Guide: gardenerthumb.com/free-garden-tool-kits/ We go over the different types of squash such as zucchini or courgette as some of you in the UK refer to. We also discuss about saving butternut squash & other winter squash seeds. Some of the topics we discuss are: -When ...
Saving Tomato Seeds for Next Year | Complete Guide
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You will learn about saving tomato seeds for next year in this complete guide. Check out our FREE Money Saving Garden Guide: gardenerthumb.com/free-garden-tool-kits/ Saving & storing tomato seeds is super simple and easy to do. We go through one of the simpler ways to save heirloom or open-pollinated tomato seeds. We focus on harvesting tomato seeds, drying the seeds, to storing and save the se...
Marinated Peppers in Oil Recipe | Secret Italian Pepper Family Recipe
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Marinated Peppers in Oil Recipe | Secret Italian Pepper Family Recipe
Saving Bell Pepper Seeds & Hot Pepper Seeds | Complete EPIC Guide
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Saving Bell Pepper Seeds & Hot Pepper Seeds | Complete EPIC Guide
How to Save Eggplant Seeds (Easy Butcher Method)
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How to Save Eggplant Seeds (Easy Butcher Method)
Saving Cucumber Seeds For Next Year (Ultimate Guide)
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Saving Cucumber Seeds For Next Year (Ultimate Guide)
Parsley Seed Saving | Ultimate Easy Guide
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Parsley Seed Saving | Ultimate Easy Guide
Vegetable Garden Tour Aug 2019
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Vegetable Garden Tour Aug 2019
Clone Tomato Plants | Grow More Plants for Fall & Winter from Cuttings
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Clone Tomato Plants | Grow More Plants for Fall & Winter from Cuttings
Florida Weave Tutorial | Tying Up Tomatoes The Easy Way
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Florida Weave Tutorial | Tying Up Tomatoes The Easy Way
How to Plant Tomatoes in Pots | Best Tomato the Easy Way
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How to Plant Tomatoes in Pots | Best Tomato the Easy Way
Worm Composting How to Care for your Worm Farm
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Worm Composting How to Care for your Worm Farm
Growing Cucumber from Seed | BIG YIELDS WITH THESE TIPS
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Growing Cucumber from Seed | BIG YIELDS WITH THESE TIPS
Pruning Parsley | How to Prune Parsley to Promote Growth
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Pruning Parsley | How to Prune Parsley to Promote Growth
Buying Vegetable Plants the Right Way | Money Saving Tips
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Buying Vegetable Plants the Right Way | Money Saving Tips
How to plant Summer Flowering Bulbs | Growing Caladiums & other Flowers
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How to plant Summer Flowering Bulbs | Growing Caladiums & other Flowers
Transplant Seedlings | Seedling Care Tips | Seed Starting Series Part 5 🌱
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Transplant Seedlings | Seedling Care Tips | Seed Starting Series Part 5 🌱

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  • @mizzkittenttv
    @mizzkittenttv 3 дні тому

    DONATE YOUR EXTRA HERBS

    • @GreenThumbGardener
      @GreenThumbGardener 3 дні тому

      🌿🌱 Thank you for the suggestion, @mizzkittenttv! Donating extra herbs is a great way to share your gardening success and help others. In fact, many local food banks and community gardens accept donations of fresh produce, including herbs. It's a wonderful feeling to give back and support those in need while also reducing food waste. Keep on growing! 🌻🍅🌶️

  • @eleosalatheia9965
    @eleosalatheia9965 7 днів тому

    As I was working in my garden today I came across a nest of baby bunnies in one of the beds. First thing I did was look up how to keep rabbits out of my garden and found this video. I think it's hilarious that one of the ways suggested was to plant onions and garlic as they apparently don't like the smell. Well wouldn't you know that nest I found was in my garlic patch! So much for that tip. 🤣

    • @GreenThumbGardener
      @GreenThumbGardener 7 днів тому

      Thanks for sharing your experience, @eleosalatheia9965! 🐰 It's true that planting onions and garlic can be a natural way to keep rabbits away, but sometimes these furry critters can surprise us. 😅 It's all part of the learning and experimenting process of gardening, and I hope you still have a bountiful harvest this season. 🌱 Keep up the great work! 👍

  • @emilyrae1845
    @emilyrae1845 18 днів тому

    CAn I do this with beets?

    • @GreenThumbGardener
      @GreenThumbGardener 18 днів тому

      👍 Yes, you can absolutely grow beets in your vegetable garden! They are a cool season crop that do well in the spring and fall. 🌱 Be sure to plant them in loose, well-draining soil and keep the area consistently moist. Have fun growing your own beets! 🌿🍴

    • @emilyrae1845
      @emilyrae1845 18 днів тому

      @@GreenThumbGardener thank you for your reply. Can I thin beets and replant them like this?

  • @janeschade7875
    @janeschade7875 21 день тому

    I’m wondering since you’ve helped me so far this year if I’ve made a mistake so I pulled some beets out and some were really small but they were above the dirt so do you think that’s all the size they were gonna get or when they’re like that should I have continued to let them growand then the other question I have is when I see big leaves, but I don’t see anything above ground like the size of a golf ball. Should I leave those alone in the bucket?

    • @GreenThumbGardener
      @GreenThumbGardener 21 день тому

      👋 Hi @janeschade7875! Great question! If your beets were small and already above the soil, chances are that was their final size. As for the big leaves and nothing above ground, it could be that the beets are still growing underground. I would suggest leaving them in the bucket for a little while longer to see if they continue to grow. 🌱🥕

    • @janeschade7875
      @janeschade7875 21 день тому

      So if a beet is on top of the soil I should just yank it?

  • @nataschanorthrup7228
    @nataschanorthrup7228 23 дні тому

    My first year growing romaine and I guess I’ve waited too long. They are all bolting. 😢

    • @GreenThumbGardener
      @GreenThumbGardener 23 дні тому

      🌿🌱🥬 Hi there! Sorry to hear about your bolting romaine plants. Bolting is a natural process that happens when the plant receives too much heat or stress. Some tips for avoiding bolting are to plant in cooler weather, provide consistent watering, and trim off any shoots that may appear. Don't worry though, you can still use the lettuce leaves in salads or even as a heat-tolerant wrap.👍🏼🥗

  • @caressjohnson
    @caressjohnson 24 дні тому

    Really bad video, no body wants to look at your back

    • @GreenThumbGardener
      @GreenThumbGardener 24 дні тому

      👋Hi @caressjohnson, thanks for sharing your opinion with us! Sorry to hear that you didn't enjoy the video. However, do you have any specific feedback or suggestions for improvement? Thank you!👍🌱

  • @janeschade7875
    @janeschade7875 27 днів тому

    I forgot I wanted to ask you after I harvested the beads. How long would they be good for and is there a way I can keep them longer because I harvested quite a bit any suggestions and should I cut off their leaves or no?

    • @GreenThumbGardener
      @GreenThumbGardener 27 днів тому

      👋 Hi @janeschade7875, Great question! Generally, beets can last in the fridge for up to 2-3 weeks. To keep them fresh longer, store them in airtight containers with a damp paper towel. Try to keep the leaves attached, as they can help keep the beets fresh. Hope this helps! 🌱🍅🥗

  • @janeschade7875
    @janeschade7875 27 днів тому

    I am a brand new gardener and I just harvested my beats from containers and I wanna know because it’s still plenty of time that I can plant more beats. Can I use the same containers or no?

    • @GreenThumbGardener
      @GreenThumbGardener 27 днів тому

      👋 Hi @janeschade7875! Congrats on your beet harvest, that's awesome! 🌿 As for planting more beets, you can definitely use the same containers as long as you refresh the soil and give it some compost or fertilizer. 🌱 Best of luck with your next batch of beets! 🍀

    • @janeschade7875
      @janeschade7875 27 днів тому

      @@GreenThumbGardener thank you so much I have watched you on utube and love your content! I’m learning through you!

  • @ladonnawhitcomb4665
    @ladonnawhitcomb4665 27 днів тому

    I appreciate your time and effort to share how to's, but your video was really disappointing. First of all, you didn't share what time of year was best, to cut back the Tx Sage. Then, I could see anything that you were doing, because of the shade that you and the plant were in. It would have been nice for you to be able to zoom in on the actual cutting. I hope I haven't insulted you in my concerns. Just wondering if anyone else had the same thoughts.

    • @ladonnawhitcomb4665
      @ladonnawhitcomb4665 27 днів тому

      " couldn't see"

    • @GreenThumbGardener
      @GreenThumbGardener 27 днів тому

      👋 Thank you for taking the time to watch and comment on my video. I'm sorry to hear that the quality of the video wasn't up to your standards. I'll definitely keep in mind your feedback on zooming in for future videos. The best time to prune your Texas Sage is in late winter or early spring before new growth appears. Thank you again for sharing your thoughts! 🌱🎥

  • @carolro6673
    @carolro6673 27 днів тому

    I’ve been fighting them for years. I have a pair that nest under the shed in back. I put a lot of moth balls under shed and they didn’t like that. Next I will block their entrance to the under shed area.

    • @GreenThumbGardener
      @GreenThumbGardener 27 днів тому

      🌱 Thank you for commenting, Carol! It sounds like you're dealing with persistent pests. Blocking their entrance is a great idea. You can also try planting natural deterrents like peppermint or garlic around your garden. Good luck! 🐌🦟

  • @littlehomesteadinthecity4404
    @littlehomesteadinthecity4404 Місяць тому

    Great tip Green Thumb

    • @GreenThumbGardener
      @GreenThumbGardener Місяць тому

      🌱👍 Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm glad you found my tip helpful for your own vegetable gardening adventures 🥦🥕🍅 Happy gardening! 🌻🌞

  • @mlee40738
    @mlee40738 Місяць тому

    Music too loud. Couldn't hear what all he was saying

    • @GreenThumbGardener
      @GreenThumbGardener Місяць тому

      👋 Hi @mlee40738, thank you for commenting! We apologize for the music being too loud and making it difficult to hear our gardening tips. We'll take note of this and make sure to adjust the audio levels in our future videos. 🌿🌱👍

  • @Marhiya92
    @Marhiya92 Місяць тому

    Way too much talking. I’ll find a different video

    • @GreenThumbGardener
      @GreenThumbGardener Місяць тому

      👋 Hello @Marhiya92, I appreciate your feedback! Perhaps a shorter video would work better for you. Or, you could skip to the sections that you find most useful. 🤔 I hope you find a video that meets your needs and helps you with your gardening goals. 🌱💚

  • @kimtietz4761
    @kimtietz4761 Місяць тому

    Ahhhh haaa....to "lettuce"know your doing a GREAT JOB! YOUR DOING A FANTASTIC JOB!! THANK YOU!!

    • @GreenThumbGardener
      @GreenThumbGardener Місяць тому

      🤗🌱 Thank you so much, Kim! Your kind words mean a lot! Happy gardening! 🥬🍅🥒

  • @Kish-ct2jr
    @Kish-ct2jr Місяць тому

    Helpful video with lots of information explained in a nice easy going manner. There was no need for the background music - it was annoying and added nothing to the video.

    • @GreenThumbGardener
      @GreenThumbGardener Місяць тому

      Thank you for watching and your feedback! 😊🌱 We appreciate your comment and will definitely keep it in mind for future videos.

  • @josephsircy4225
    @josephsircy4225 2 місяці тому

    Elmer Fudd I swear

    • @GreenThumbGardener
      @GreenThumbGardener 2 місяці тому

      👋 Hey Josephsircy4225! Thanks for stopping by and leaving a comment. I'm not quite sure what you mean by "Elmer Fudd", but I hope you enjoyed the video and learned something new! 🌱🍅🥦 Keep on gardening!

  • @terryohare9993
    @terryohare9993 2 місяці тому

    Green thumb and black feet. Perfect combo.

    • @GreenThumbGardener
      @GreenThumbGardener 2 місяці тому

      😂👌 Thanks for the comment, Terry! Glad to see you enjoying the channel. Don't worry, we all have those days where our feet might be a little dirtier than we'd like. Keep on gardening! 🌱🌻🍅

  • @janeschade7875
    @janeschade7875 2 місяці тому

    New Gardner here I wanna know in a big container. I have, I’ve noticed that there’s sections where no beats have come through. I want to know if I can put in more beet seeds to that container?

    • @GreenThumbGardener
      @GreenThumbGardener 2 місяці тому

      👋 Hello @janeschade7875! It's great to hear that you're starting your vegetable gardening journey. 🌱 As for your beet seeds, it's definitely possible to add more seeds to the areas where no beats have come through. 💡 Just make sure to thin out the seedlings as they grow, so they have enough space to thrive. Good luck with your container garden! 🍅🥦🌶️

  • @regeniacooper6866
    @regeniacooper6866 3 місяці тому

    Thank you so much for this information ❤

    • @GreenThumbGardener
      @GreenThumbGardener 3 місяці тому

      🌱👍 Glad to hear it was helpful. Best of luck in your vegetable gardening endeavors! 💚🍅

  • @sshelton4611
    @sshelton4611 3 місяці тому

    Lots of good info, however, it would have been helpful to have zoomed in so we could see what you were doing. Thanks for the info.

    • @GreenThumbGardener
      @GreenThumbGardener 3 місяці тому

      👋 Hi @sshelton4611, thank you for your feedback. We'll keep it in mind and work on improving the visuals for future videos 🌱👀. Nonetheless, we're glad you found the information helpful. Happy gardening! 🌻🥦

  • @janeschade7875
    @janeschade7875 3 місяці тому

    Should I wet down all the soil before I put the beet seeds in it and also I put the seeds in a bowl of water is it 24 hours? I need to let them sit in there or would like 16 hours work ?

    • @GreenThumbGardener
      @GreenThumbGardener 3 місяці тому

      👋Hey there! Great question! It's actually not necessary to wet down all the soil before planting beet seeds. As for soaking the seeds, a 24-hour soak time is ideal but 16 hours should work too. Happy planting!🌱🌻🥕

    • @janeschade7875
      @janeschade7875 3 місяці тому

      @@GreenThumbGardener thank you for your help

  • @jacquelineslama6995
    @jacquelineslama6995 3 місяці тому

    This is very helpful to me. Thank you, Mr. Jeremy Starke.

    • @GreenThumbGardener
      @GreenThumbGardener 3 місяці тому

      🌱👍 Thank you for taking the time to watch and comment, Jacqueline! I'm glad you found it helpful. Happy gardening! 🌻🍅

  • @thatlarawoman
    @thatlarawoman 3 місяці тому

    this is my first year ever of trying to grow carrots and i found this really helpful. i knew you had to thin them but wasnt sure how..now i know :-)

    • @GreenThumbGardener
      @GreenThumbGardener 3 місяці тому

      👍🥕 Happy to hear that we could help you out! Thinning carrots is definitely an important step in ensuring a good harvest. Best of luck with your gardening this year! 🌱🍅🥦

  • @janeschade7875
    @janeschade7875 3 місяці тому

    What percentage of Pete Moss vermiculite perlite and organic matter compost goes in the bucket. I’m a brand new gardener and last year. I got no beats only leaves. I’m in zone 7A.

    • @GreenThumbGardener
      @GreenThumbGardener 3 місяці тому

      👋 Hey there, @janeschade7875! As a general rule for container gardening, you can mix equal parts peat moss, vermiculite, and compost, with a bit of perlite (around 10-20%) for extra drainage. However, it's also important to consider the specific needs of the plants you're growing. For example, beets prefer a slightly alkaline soil, so adding lime may be helpful. And don't forget about proper watering and sunlight! Good luck with your gardening this year! 🌿🍅🌶️🥕🥬👍

    • @janeschade7875
      @janeschade7875 3 місяці тому

      Thank you I hope I get beets this year🤞🤞🤞

  • @tommillar8382
    @tommillar8382 3 місяці тому

    Worms tea good garden ❤😮

    • @GreenThumbGardener
      @GreenThumbGardener 3 місяці тому

      Thanks for commenting, Tom! Yes, worm tea is a fantastic addition to any garden. 🐛💦 It contains beneficial microbes and nutrients that can help improve soil health, promote plant growth, and ward off pests and disease. 😎 Happy gardening! 🌻🥦🌽

  • @lynnstrazzere
    @lynnstrazzere 3 місяці тому

    great video

    • @GreenThumbGardener
      @GreenThumbGardener 3 місяці тому

      👍Thank you, Lynn! I'm glad you enjoyed the video and found it helpful. Happy gardening! 🌱🍅🥦

  • @caroleccagley214
    @caroleccagley214 4 місяці тому

    7 minutes of the same information over and over. Nothing about what season is best, to harvest. To dry: and how to dry and when. What leaves to dry or discard.????

    • @GreenThumbGardener
      @GreenThumbGardener 4 місяці тому

      👋 Hi @caroleccagley214, thank you for your comment and feedback! We appreciate your thoughts and will definitely take them into consideration for future videos. As for your questions, it's important to harvest vegetables when they are mature, usually when they are firm and brightly colored. Depending on the type of vegetable, the best season to harvest can vary. For drying, it's best to choose healthy leaves, and discard any that are diseased or damaged. Timing and technique for drying can also vary based on the type of vegetable. We'll definitely try to cover this information in more detail in future videos! 🌿🌱🥕

  • @francoisdebruyn4424
    @francoisdebruyn4424 4 місяці тому

    I have learned to wash my hands and work surface

    • @GreenThumbGardener
      @GreenThumbGardener 4 місяці тому

      👍 Glad to hear that you are taking proper precautions! It's always important to maintain good hygiene when working with plants and soil. Keep up the good work! 🌱💦🧼

  • @francoisdebruyn4424
    @francoisdebruyn4424 4 місяці тому

    The moment the stem from the pepper fruit color brown , you pick it for seeds. Then most of the seeds will grow. You pick it to quickly. Even the outer skin will start to show its mature. Begin to wrinkle.😊

    • @GreenThumbGardener
      @GreenThumbGardener 4 місяці тому

      Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us, @francoisdebruyn4424! It's important to wait until the pepper fruit's stem turns brown to ensure the seeds are mature enough for proper growth. 🌶️🌱 Keep the gardening tips coming! 🌿👍

  • @CaptainGlasgow
    @CaptainGlasgow 4 місяці тому

    I going to try and grow, onions, carrots and potatoes, I'm going through all the UA-cam video's I can to learn as much as I can before starting, this video is really going to help, thanks 👍

    • @GreenThumbGardener
      @GreenThumbGardener 4 місяці тому

      🌱 So glad to hear that you're trying your hand at vegetable gardening! It's a really rewarding hobby. 🥕 Onions, carrots, and potatoes are all great veggies to start with. 📺 I'm glad my video was helpful, and if you have any questions as you start your garden, let me know! Happy gardening. 🌻

  • @robbiesecker1859
    @robbiesecker1859 4 місяці тому

    I live in Wisconsin. It is March, can I trim my sage brush now? Do you have ideas to make my lilacs pop?

    • @GreenThumbGardener
      @GreenThumbGardener 4 місяці тому

      🌿🪴 Hey @robbiesecker1859! Sage is pretty tough and can handle a trim early in the season. Just make sure to wait until any hard frosts have passed. As for the lilacs, try adding some compost or fertilizer to give them a boost. You could also play around with companion planting and adding some colorful annuals nearby to really make them pop. Good luck and happy gardening! 🌸🌼

  • @samcad-ho3ze
    @samcad-ho3ze 5 місяців тому

    Couldn’t see anything you were doing.

    • @GreenThumbGardener
      @GreenThumbGardener 5 місяців тому

      👋Hi @samcad-ho3ze, sorry to hear that you couldn't see the gardening activities clearly. We'll make sure to improve our video visibility in the future🌺🌱. Thanks for your feedback👍!

  • @cameronblakney9299
    @cameronblakney9299 5 місяців тому

    Super helpful. Growing short and sweet carrots for the first time!

    • @GreenThumbGardener
      @GreenThumbGardener 5 місяців тому

      🙌🥕 That's awesome! So glad to hear that you found the video helpful. Short and sweet carrots are perfect for beginners and taste delicious too! Hope your garden thrives this season. 🌱🌞

  • @JC-no1zt
    @JC-no1zt 5 місяців тому

    Great personality, funny and silly! Thanks Jeremy!

    • @GreenThumbGardener
      @GreenThumbGardener 5 місяців тому

      🌱👨‍🌾 Thank you so much for your kind words, @JC-no1zt! I'm thrilled to hear that you enjoy my videos and my silly personality. It's always fun to spread some joy while sharing my passion for vegetable gardening. Keep on growing! 🌻🍅🥦

  • @nombreapellido9038
    @nombreapellido9038 5 місяців тому

    Great information- thank you. Came for the sweet peas - stayed for the facial expressions.

    • @GreenThumbGardener
      @GreenThumbGardener 5 місяців тому

      Thank you for your comment, @nombreapellido9038! Glad you found the video helpful 🌱😄. And hey, gardening can be fun and expressive, right? 🤪👨‍🌾

  • @ThatsSoGayLIVEGayTV
    @ThatsSoGayLIVEGayTV 6 місяців тому

    Please stop referring to us all as "hey guys". It's exclusive of women/ girls. How about "hey everyone" instead. It's grammatically correct and much more inclusive. Big thanks

    • @GreenThumbGardener
      @GreenThumbGardener 6 місяців тому

      👋 Hey there @ThatsSoGayLIVEGayTV! Thank you for bringing this to our attention - we appreciate it. We agree that everyone should feel included and welcome in our community. Going forward, we'll be sure to use "hey everyone" in our videos. Thanks again for speaking up, it means a lot to us. 🌱

  • @chadreeves712
    @chadreeves712 6 місяців тому

    Where is Description

    • @GreenThumbGardener
      @GreenThumbGardener 6 місяців тому

      👋 Hi chadreeves712! Thanks for stopping by my vegetable gardening UA-cam channel. I apologize if the description wasn't clear or easy to find. Please look for it below the video or in the "About" section on my channel page. Happy gardening! 🍅🌻🥦

  • @WayjayJ.-qd4zo
    @WayjayJ.-qd4zo 6 місяців тому

    "Say what?!" I like what you did there with that rabbit. 😆 TY

    • @GreenThumbGardener
      @GreenThumbGardener 6 місяців тому

      👋 Hey there! Thanks for stopping by and leaving a comment on our vegetable gardening channel! We appreciate you taking the time to watch our videos. And, yes! That rabbit can be a bit tricky to deal with. 😂 Thanks for noticing our efforts! 🙌

  • @raz619.
    @raz619. 7 місяців тому

    Automatically love this guy just for the fact he let's it bloom for the bees 🐝 x

    • @GreenThumbGardener
      @GreenThumbGardener 7 місяців тому

      Thank you so much for your kind comment, @raz619! 🙌 It's important that we all do our part in providing a healthy environment for our pollinators 🌼🐝 Happy gardening! 🌱👍

    • @ilana8898
      @ilana8898 2 місяці тому

      Yes it is, we are beekeepers and had 44 hives last year but they all were lost. A lot of fellow beekeepers lost all of their hives or 50% of them. This is a very serious issue and very concerning.

  • @josiewinsor4972
    @josiewinsor4972 7 місяців тому

    Why are you chopping but then put everything in blender ??? 🫢

    • @GreenThumbGardener
      @GreenThumbGardener 7 місяців тому

      🌱👋Hi josiewinsor4972! Thanks for your comment 😊 The reason I chop up the vegetables before putting them in the blender is to make it easier for the blender to puree them. It's also a good practice to cut them evenly to ensure they blend evenly. Hope this helps! 🙌🥕🥦🍅

  • @leannehovell8699
    @leannehovell8699 7 місяців тому

    Thank you: my parsley is out of control & I needed know how ive bee trimming it is correct-I see that I need to go back & trim those stalks right down

    • @GreenThumbGardener
      @GreenThumbGardener 7 місяців тому

      👍Great to hear! It's always good to know the correct way to prune your herbs. Happy gardening! 🌱🌻🥕

  • @clickityclick5237
    @clickityclick5237 9 місяців тому

    Such basic advice! Waste of time

    • @GreenThumbGardener
      @GreenThumbGardener 9 місяців тому

      😔 Sorry to hear that you feel that way. Can you please let me know what topics you'd like to see covered in my future videos? I'm always looking for ways to improve my content and provide value to my audience. 🌱👀

  • @mareelarson15
    @mareelarson15 9 місяців тому

    That was very helpful, but it was all in shade and I couldn't see the actual plant. Plus you need to zoom in closer to the plant to show where you are cutting. But very informative and I thank you for that. 👍😁

    • @GreenThumbGardener
      @GreenThumbGardener 9 місяців тому

      Thank you for your feedback, Maree! We'll make sure to adjust the lighting and zoom in closer in our future videos to ensure better clarity. 🌱👀 We appreciate your support and glad you found the information helpful! 🙌😊

  • @stampede251
    @stampede251 9 місяців тому

    Should you continue to water flowering lettuce plants in order to harvest seeds?

    • @GreenThumbGardener
      @GreenThumbGardener 9 місяців тому

      🌱 Yes, you should water your flowering lettuce regularly in order to harvest seeds. Lettuce seeds require consistent moisture to develop properly. Just be sure to let the seed heads dry out completely before harvesting! 🌿

  • @donnawaldron3261
    @donnawaldron3261 9 місяців тому

    Once you save even one head of seeds you have loads year after year 😊

    • @GreenThumbGardener
      @GreenThumbGardener 9 місяців тому

      Thanks for sharing, Donna! 🌱 Saving seeds is a great way to keep your garden sustainable year after year. ♻️ It's also ideal for preserving plant varieties that you may not be able to find in stores or nurseries. 🌻🍅🌶️ Happy gardening! 🌷🍃

  • @Islandgirl4ever2
    @Islandgirl4ever2 9 місяців тому

    Thanks so much! About to cut mine back!

    • @GreenThumbGardener
      @GreenThumbGardener 9 місяців тому

      🌱🔪👍 You're welcome, Leesa! Cutting back your vegetables is a great way to keep them healthy and thriving. Just make sure to use sharp and clean tools to avoid damaging the plants. Happy gardening! 🌻🍅🥦"

  • @megangreen2370
    @megangreen2370 9 місяців тому

    Thank you so much 😊

    • @GreenThumbGardener
      @GreenThumbGardener 9 місяців тому

      You're welcome, Megan! 💚 It's always a pleasure to share my passion for vegetable gardening with others. Keep growing! 🌱🌻🍅"

  • @stephanellehodges8726
    @stephanellehodges8726 10 місяців тому

    How do I know that they are completely dry for me to envelope? Is there any way to look at the seed and know for sure it is dry?

    • @GreenThumbGardener
      @GreenThumbGardener 10 місяців тому

      👋 Hi Stephanelle! Great question! 👀 One way to check if your seeds are dry is to give them a little squeeze. If they feel hard and brittle, they are likely ready to be enveloped. 🙌 Another way to be sure is to let your seeds air dry on a paper towel for a few days. 💨 Hope this helps you out! Happy gardening! 🌱🍅🥬

    • @stephanellehodges8726
      @stephanellehodges8726 10 місяців тому

      @@GreenThumbGardener Thank you. I am trying to harvest cantaloupe seeds for the first time to have for next spring and have rinsed them and dried them and are currently letting them dry on a paper towel. Thanks for the advice. I appreciate it and the quick response! Your video is amazingly helpful. Happy gardening! 🙂

  • @larainebentley1546
    @larainebentley1546 10 місяців тому

    Being so close together do I pull up a clumb and replant each one

    • @GreenThumbGardener
      @GreenThumbGardener 10 місяців тому

      👋 Hi Laraine! Thanks for watching our videos. To answer your question, it really depends on the type of vegetable you are growing and its growth habit. Some plants grow better if they are spaced out while others can grow in a cluster. For example, lettuce can be grown in a cluster and harvested individually. However, plants like tomatoes need space to grow and should be spaced out. 💚🌱 Hope this helps!

  • @larainebentley1546
    @larainebentley1546 10 місяців тому

    I was too liberal with the tiny seeds. They are way way to thick

    • @GreenThumbGardener
      @GreenThumbGardener 10 місяців тому

      👋 Hi Laraine, it happens to the best of us! When planting tiny seeds, it's important to remember that less is often more. Next time, try gently spreading them out or mixing them with a little bit of sand or soil to help with even distribution. 🌱🌿 Happy gardening!