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What that second, storage basket?

You can plant the suckers for more plants

My okra has also been super slow. I put in transplants weeks ago and they've just sat there. I put in seeds and same thing. Weird.

What variety are you growing, and how far apart did you plant them?

Perfect time to sprinkle a little bit of Epsom salts into the soil. Your vegetables will be huge!

still figuring this stuff out. Out here in Phoenix... tomatoes, squash, sunflowers, bell peppers, strawberries - dead... all casualties of the heat out here. Figs, acerola, mulberries, stokes sweet potatoes, ube are doing pretty well.

Can I prune off the sun leaves even if it’s close to a sprouting cucumber or flower?

@Audrey' Little Farm,no matter Determenant or Indetermanant-if there are infected leafs( a must remove then on is good idea),ha?.

Like you, I have enjoyed having broody hens and watching them raise babies. However, I’m overrun at the moment - which is why I’m here, lol. Black Australorps & Cuckoo Marans all mothering at the moment. 6 hatches thus far this year and 4 still sitting. 3 of those (Cuckoo Marans) are brooding for the second time this summer already! Appreciate your video. Exactly what I was looking for. I think I’d like to have about 1/4 of the hens who will brood and the rest non-broody. Thanks again!

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I am also in the Central Valley. How is your garden doing with this heat? It’s a 111 degree today. Are you able to plant during this time?

Do you direct sow basil this time of year? or do seeds need to be started indoors? Thank you. Great video :)

Cucumbers are still producing. Have replanted green beans. Definitely going to try cuttings from my tomatoes.

This is a great teaching video!

Thanks for this very informative video. My zucchini and crooked neck yellow squash plants didn’t produce well at all and I had only one zucchini and two yellows. My cucumbers also poorly produced. I'll give them another shot. Again, thanks. Have a blessed and sunshining day.😊 🌞

That's what I'm doing. Regrowing Bokchoi, Tomatoes, Cucumbers, more bell peppers, continuing hot peppers and thinking about okra, good harvest of okra, tomatoes, hot peppers, bokchoi.. oh and cabbage getting big, already ate one small head and sweet..

You kinda look like that woman from "really very crunchy" yt channel.

Any issues with too much heat on the tomatoes? The arch is harder to protect with shade cloth. I know in our areas of CA we are about to hit 110 this week and days sustained over 107+ for two weeks. Ugh... I find my tomatoes are struggling in this heat wave. They are mulched to keep cool and moist. But the leaves are taking a beating with the uv index at 10 and temps. Just put up shade cloth. Though the wind is testing it. This summer has been trying in the garden... lol 🤪

They don’t refrigerate eggs in Europe. They definitely have a better egg laying system

Hi Audrey. I couldn't tell if you are planting the tomato plants on the inside of the arch or the outside of the arch. I tried to look closely on several frames but couldn't tell for sure. Can you clarify? Thanks

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Excellent thank you Audrey also I was wondering if you could show tips and tricks on bell pepper plants would be much appreciated

Do I have to continue watering the green onions once they flower?

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Size depends on variety

Pics of each breed mentioned would have helped

what are your thoughts on binder twine? I have a whole roll that we were going to use for hay this year but the kids got into it and it will no longer work for hay.

The warmth and rain over the past week has really helped my tomato plants grow. Time to get the pruning shears out.

What happens if you cut off the sun leaf?

So informative. Great visuals too with the gorgeous artichoke!

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So, they're clique chicks ? 😊

I’ll bet those are green globe artichokes 😁 Love your setup! I am an artist and I have a food forest sanctuary by the beach with over 60 varieties of fruit trees, not including vines, shrubs, herbs, tea and berry plants. Plus it’s all set up for glamping with soaking tubs, human nests in the tree tops, fire pits, etc. I have always wanted to make some videos but never even had a computer and do not know how 😅

Do it at night ...in the morning they don't know anybetter

Actually trimming the suckers will actually lessen the tomatoes but if you did not trim it it will become another main stem and provide more

We have 3 Salmon Favorellis that never go broody anymore. But the flip side of that is although they never want to HATCH the eggs they LOVE baby chickens. We have multiple coups and keep the babies in one that’s seperated while they’re getting used to outside and generally will put one of the hens inside. I call them MamaRellis. And if you don’t let all 3 mamas inside with the babies they are SO MAD. They won’t leave the coup and circle it like sharks trying to get in and go off on Hens that try to peck the babies through the fence. I’ve only ever seen the Polish hens hatch the babies but then reject the chicks, the Mamas are confused by peeps that have no feathers and flee but once they get feathers the MamaRellis are THERE for the babies. Still haven’t found a chicken to help the fuzzy peeps but it concerns me very little. They take every opportunity to try and climb my arms and jump inside my shirt for a boob nap. Evidently it’s warm in there 😅

Thank you hrea ttips i will use them...mine always dies..we are in up to 110 degrees

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Trimmed the lower branches last week. There 3 ft tall and climbing. Stocks are big with many blooms. It's hot in Indiana. Plenty of water everyday. Love my Bonnie Big Boys! Let's hear from other Tomato planters.. 🍅 😊 Shawn.😊

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How are yours so big already? Mine are still so small. :( I'm in Hollister, but I'm on a hill and get a lot of the cool evening wind, so perhaps that's it? My plants ARE growing, but nothing like yours. I started squash for myself and my grandma, who's in Gilroy, and her squash plants are easily 3' tall while mine are still closer to less than 1/2 foot tall. Any advise? Thanks!

Are there any tips for fixing tomato plants that weren't supported? I didn't realize that I had them they were growing until it was too late.

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What is far more effective and efficient with respect to multiplying mint plants is taking the cuttings and immediately sticking the cutting into another pot or the ground somewhere. It is a plant that you don't need to grow roots on by placing it in water first, it roots far more easily by placing a cutting in the ground. I keep some fresh cuttings in my kitchen to add to fresh tea I make almost everyday in the summer months and I also take cuttings and stick them in the ground around plants I want to keep mice and rodents away from. I think I have a 98 or 99% success rate with immediately sticking the cuttings in the ground. Whereas the cuttings I keep in water don't root nearly as easily even if I don't use them within a few days. Great video. Simply sharing what I've experienced over the years.

You must of been reading my mind. I don’t comment, but I’ve been watching for a while. Keep it up with the awesome content Aubrey! Also love your news letter.

I free range my backyard chickens, so I've done basically the same thing but only for about a week and I like the big girls to see the little ones, then I just turn them loose, because they're not trapped in the coop the can easily escape when being chased by the big girls, the little ones are just way to fast

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❤ thank you so much this was very helpful video

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