6 BEST July Gardening Tips (Zone 9 California)

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  • čas přidán 21. 08. 2024

Komentáře • 13

  • @auntiesgarden4592
    @auntiesgarden4592 Před měsícem

    Hi Audrey I’m in SoCal Zone 10b. I have a small backyard garden and still holding on to my Spring/Summer garden. New subscriber here.

    • @AudreysLittleFarmShow
      @AudreysLittleFarmShow  Před měsícem

      Hi! It's so great to have you following along. Thanks so much for reaching out!😊

  • @julieann1258
    @julieann1258 Před měsícem +1

    ❤Audrey is awesome!

  • @stretchbatchelor
    @stretchbatchelor Před měsícem +1

    105F in the Sierra Nevada foothills. I'm glad I put-up shading over the toms, zuk, and squash ;)

    • @AudreysLittleFarmShow
      @AudreysLittleFarmShow  Před měsícem +1

      It’s so fun to hear back from others who live so close! Glad you got your shade cloth up, it definitely helps in this hot weather! 😊

    • @crafteesoul7336
      @crafteesoul7336 Před měsícem

      Not me immediately looking for your link to the pest book. Just ordered it! Thank you for that tip. (Northwest Florida)

    • @AudreysLittleFarmShow
      @AudreysLittleFarmShow  Před měsícem +1

      @@crafteesoul7336 So glad you ordered it! You're going to love it 😊

  • @garrybaker6725
    @garrybaker6725 Před měsícem

    I am in Sonoma, 85% is under shade. big difference. over 100, drip every day. Tomatoes in straw bales get watered twice.

  • @susancorsi2300
    @susancorsi2300 Před měsícem

    I am in zone 9 southwest FL and able to keep growing tomatoes, peppers & herbs in 90+ temps. Thinking about using shadecloth over the garden to keep on growing all summer. Thanks for all the tips & links Audrey!

  • @lindajwilson9848
    @lindajwilson9848 Před měsícem

    Is there a big difference between Zone 9 and Zone 9b? I am in metro Phoenix, Arizona (Gilbert) and zoned 9b. I really enjoyed this video!

    • @AudreysLittleFarmShow
      @AudreysLittleFarmShow  Před měsícem

      Hi I'm so glad! No they are very similar. Zones change by 10-degree Fahrenheit differences in average minimum temperatures. The zones are then broken down again into “a” and “b” zones, which have 5-degree Fahrenheit differences.
      Zone 9a has minimum temperatures of 20 - 25° Fahrenheit and Zone 9b has minimum winter temperatures of 25 - 30°F.