What CAN You Plant in a Mid-Summer Garden?
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If you’re like me and summer got away from you, you may find yourself wondering if it’s too late to plant a garden! Fear not! Unless you’re less than five weeks out from getting snow, there’s still time to get some seeds in the ground and harvest some crops before winter!
Though I would love to be the type of gardener that has a perfect garden plan, meticulously plotted out week by week, what I’m going to plant, when and where this isn’t the reality!
For more information and a complete list of what to plant in mid-summer, check out my blog post here: www.anneofalltrades.com/blog/...
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Well your a site for sore eyes my friend. Good to hear from you and glad to see you’re doing well. Good video, you haven’t lost your touch one bit. We all still love ya. Take care.
Yeeehaaa, Anne is back :-D
Thanks for the tips! Hope you and your animals are doing well!
Sla’inte! Hiya Annie! Greetings from the northlands! We’ve missed you.
Yes! Anne is back with a new video! We miss you Mrs. Anne
Thank you ❤️❤️
One thing I love about Tennessee is that we can sometimes get 2 harvests due to the longer warm seasons.
Depending on the crop, sometimes even five or six!
Missed you, glad to see another AOAT video
Thank you!
So glad to see your video pop up in my queue.
So glad to hear that.
love the stick idea
So glad I found your video today! Can't wait to watch more
Welcome! If you’re interested in gardening content, here’s my newest tip-packed garden video: czcams.com/video/lzwqdnY5Qfg/video.html
I'm always planting my garden late it seems, these are some great tips.
Glad to hear I’m not the only one!
Good to see you back missed your videos 👍😇I’am planting Cherry tomatoes and yellow sweet peppers
Thank you! And Heck yeah!! I love cherry tomatoes. I’ve got quite a few planted myself :)
PS have you guys thought about a high tunnel for food purification all year long lhave been looking at a 16’ with high sides and l live in Carriere Ms for mostly for bug control less poisons to buy and put in to the soil ok 👌 thanks bee safe and god bless
@@donaldgross5709 A greenhouse is definitely on the project list, there's just a lot of things ahead of it. Moving and re-establishing a farm while also building a school and working full time has been much more of a triage-like situation than I initially expected it would be, but in retrospect, I don't really know why I expected anything to be different either haha :)
Anne you're so cool! Always love watching your videos. Also where do you get your hoodies because they always look so cool and so comfortable lol
i like the new intro music! (wish it lasted for more than 4 seconds tho)
Glad to see you back Anne. Hope your winter and spring went well and your garden flourishes. I think you were photo bombed by Oliver. Best to you and all of your family.
Good to see you again Anne! Hope you’ve been busy working on awesome projects you will share with us soon? I’ve been lucky to have time to mow my yard this season, let alone plant anything. Maybe today I will. 😉👍
Happy to be back! There are some VERY fun projects headed your way soon :)
Awesome information Anne glad to see you. Take care stay safe god bless
Thank you!!
Good to see you back Anne.
This was so informative! Thanks so much, Anne
Great video ,lots of information
Nice tips Anne. And glad to see you back and that all is good.
This is actually what I needed to hear. I am always to busy to plant in the spring and thought I couldn't any other time. Thank you for this, Anne!
Great info Anne.
You're the bomb, Anne! Great and inspiring info! My busy life won't get in the way of still having more fresh veggies.
welcome back ive missed you.
Interesting! Thumbs up and thanks for posting.
great video thanks for sharing
Some great tips
So happy to see a video! It’s been to long!
Good luck!
Yep! Glad to see you Anne, I’m glad you did this vid. as I’m a beginner gardener and my garden didn’t do very well this year, but you’re saying maybe I have time for a few do overs here in Southern California. I used grow bags and bagged organic soil, I’ve been hearing that’s not a great combo. I need more real earth dirt mixed in. And the concrete is making to much heat for my vegetables. I hope to move to the country in the way Northern California coast within the year.
Hey there, Anne! Looks like you have been very busy as usual! When will we get an update on how the school building project is going? The sneaky tease shot looks like major headway since you last did update us! FR
Where you been girl?
We miss you!!
Cheers from Arkansas!!
Anne is BACK.... YAYYYYY :-)
So when are we gonna see footage of the new building that has been built in some shots of this video??
Sure hope it will be real soon... :-) :-)
From this kiwi in New Zealand :-) :-)
very informative
I was wondering where you went, hope you're doing well, sounds like you've been busy.
U can make that gardening journal more useful w/scissors & tape: cut those seed packet backs down to the useful info only & tape those onto journal pages. U can get several to a page by tapping only one edge & overlapping like fish scales. If U later want notes to go with one seed type (or when is probably a better description): cut the tape, tape the seed info to a new page & add Ur notes
That is a great tip! Honestly that gardening journal is exceptionally versatile, I’ve just always loved the idea of planning and struggled with the execution of making and keeping said plans ;)
the shortening of the daylight hours will keep stuff from maturing.
Which “stuff” exactly? Sweeping statements like that can be very discouraging to inexperienced gardeners. Last year I planted a lot of these same things in august just as an experiment and didn’t have a single plant not give at least a few harvestable items.
Hey Anne I have literally planted the leaves sex it's the leave section that you took off in the ground and just kept is in the ground just kept on wet kept it moist all the time or in a cup and I'm or in a cup and rooted Em and made another plan out of them
Yep you can totally re-root your tomato clippings if you’d like. A trick is to put the stems in water for a few days prior to replanting to give them a head start creating new roots.
Cant get more in texas..the brutal heat wont let u...today. its 110 in shade..only the toughest things survive...im dreaming of.fall like northerners dream of spring.
Ive got cabin fever because its too hot to step outside..i am pushing my luck and starting fall crops way too early...but i cant help it...
I admire everything you do. Do you ever sleep???
Yet again your video didn’t appear in my feed until 2 days after publishing. Thanks CZcams. Oh, and thanks for the video Anne.
Where the heck you been Girl ? We've been missing you. Glad to see you're back.😊
Hey Larry! Nice to be missed. Been a crazy few months trying to work on the school and build up the farm and generally try to figure stuff out 😅
@@AnneofAllTrades I know that you & April are good friends. So, what do you think about her recent venture into TV stardom with Tim Allen ? Heck, she could end up as the Head Elf in Charge of Construction in the continuing saga of "The Santa Claus". 🤣🤣🤣
Now THAT would be a movie I’d like to see.
@@AnneofAllTrades 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I’ve got some fine chainsaw carvins’ we’ve done for you. Our way of saying thank you.
I thought you were clearing out the poop house in the desert, now you’re planting gardens?!
man, i dont know what to say. i came through videos 8 months ago... and a year ago.. washington state to tenn! im all turned around lol she is busting butt thats for sure
Always thought it was a dibber. Not sure where you heard it called a dibbler.. hmmm
Literally every gardening book, online article, seed catalog… 🤪
I'd love to plant a small raised bed garden, but i've always hesitated because I have cats. Any advice? TIA
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So do you have a problem with Oliver using the garden as a potty? My cat killed a few plants :(
Oliver rarely comes outside actually 😂 and prefers his inside potty. But I did put an electric line around my garden to keep out stray cats and other pests
@@AnneofAllTrades good to know, thx
Do you still dibble? 😄
Haha I generally just use my eyes now
Add typo “this video bought to you by skill share” 😂😂😂
8:20 wtf what about just keep the soil moist for a week or 2 and plant it normally never seen something like this kinda disturbing lol
Transplanting anything is going to send it into shock for several weeks. By removing the lower leaves and planting deeper, you’re giving your tomato plant a several WEEK head start on establishing it’s root system. Not to mention that this practice will encourage a far thicker main stem that will be able to support the weight of the fruit later on. This will also significantly reduce the need to water. I don’t want the daily chore of watering my garden when I can make it more capable of taking care of itself. 🤷🏻♀️
@@AnneofAllTrades wel i don't want to argue about watering a watering system is not that expensive but that's not what interested me :) but how does that give a head start since it needs to produce the root hormones as wel to produce new roots that takes like 1-2 weeks even do it could get a thicker stem dont you still need to support it? the only benefit i can personally see here is that the deeper you go the more moiste the soil will stay and therefore don't have to water it in this case
Watering systems may not be super expensive, but even that is a relative term, even if you can afford it, that also assumes not only that you have access to affordable water and don’t mind using more than would be necessary if you could set your garden up to need less water from the outset, but also that you have the time to set one up and monitor it. One method is not necessarily better than the other, but having understanding about all the options available for different situations is important.
@@AnneofAllTrades i can agree with this :) but you have timers you can set on your water source and tell it when to water and for how long :D it indeed depends on what you want and i would only use the watering system if it would be very hot,dry or just planted the plants to let them have the root system so search for water themself