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I believe the trees are too close where they are. Looking them up they can get to 15 feet tall and wide. I would want to keep them over 15 feet apart. I suspect that you do not want to be doing a great deal of pruning, so I suggest planting them farther apart than they are placed now.

I have a lovely sunflower volunteer. It's almost 6 feet tall😊

Thanks for taking us on your garden tour. Your garden is looking amazing! I love seeing all the volunteers growing everywhere and your pumpkin patch is really taking off. The zinnias are beautiful, as the rest of your flowers are too. Glad to see your arm is healing. You and your family have a blessed and wonderful weekend!!

Because of your video we just purchased ours. Thank you!

my big tomatos are taking forever to ripen

I love how you just let your volunteers grow. I had tomato and nasturtium volunteers this year.

This is my 1st year successfully growing tomatillos. It's gone crazy this year.

Heather did you start your zinnias indoors or direct sow them?

I ate a lot of the blackberries on the malabo spinach and I’m still here so I don’t think they are toxic. Maybe the Lord just protected me in my ignorance ❤

As far as the volunteer plants at my house, let's just say my Sweet 100s have turned into "Sweet Millions".😆😂 Thanks for a great tour of your beautiful garden. Glad you were able to get some good rain. Unfortunately the closer the rain moved from Western Kentucky to the east the more the front dissipated, at least in our neck of the woods. Stay safe!!🙏❤

Great job! I always love watching your videos! Love from our homestead in Morocco 🇲🇦

I have a few garden injuries, spider bite, chiggers and a blackberry thorn in my thumb. Nothing like what you are going thru. Have you thought about getting a pair of tube sock, cutting off toe and wearing those while you are harvesting? Are you in pain? Your garden is growing well.

I had about 10 cherry tomatoes all trying to grow in the same space haha! Of course some of them have to go. I have borage coming up everywhere and it's huge!

Hello Heather, your garden looks wonderful, I also had some volunteers come up. But with all that's going on here I kinda let my garden go, weeds everywhere. Thank you for sharing. Till next time God Bless.

I'd put the cherries in the middle two as you enter. Garden is gorgeous and lush as always!😍

Did you know you only need to take off the tiny growth point bud to "TOP" your peppers? If you just bend the growth tip it normaly pops off like a tomato sucker. My growing season is so short I have tried a lot of things on peppers and tomatoes to see what speeds them or slows them lol. growing in large pots has doubled the food output and 1/3 longer growing season, I start peppers almost a month before tomatoes as topping sets them back every time lol. tomatoes in pots in my experience are 10x more prone to blossom end rot and cracking but give up ripe tomatoes 1 full month earlier. There is so much to always keep learning in the garden , I love it and thanks for sharing.

Tomatillos are a favorite to grow here. We get volunteers every year. Last year we had our chicken fence near the garden so I threw a lot of tomatillos that had rotted to them. Now there are about 50 plants growing there 😂

I harvest the malabar spinach seeds for my neighbor. She uses them to dye sheep wool that she spins. They have a gorgeous light purple color. Our Heirloom tomatoes and cucumbers are coming in quick. Nothing better than a tomato sandwich!

Straddle the entrance with the cherries! The second suggestion you gave! It'll be so pretty being able to see it when you walk in that area. Garden still looks fabulous!!

What about planting one tree in place 1 and the other in place 3. No 2 with new veggies?

I say straddle the cherries

I planted several trombincino squashes and I got zip from them. I still have one left but I pulled the rest. You are a little further down than me but I think we get more rain than you and a lot of things just don’t grow well in my area. I think next year I’ll grow more eggplants because I have several different varieties of squash and besides the bugs attacking them they just don’t do well here. Fifth year trying and I still have several more varieties I’m keeping but I’ll just have to buy it.

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A word of wisdom if you don't mind...I have 2 Nanking cherry bushes in their 3rd year, and they are so much bigger than expected. They are 10+ feet tall and about 3 feet wide. You might want to rethink the placement of yours. This autumn we will be moving the one I placed right in the middle of a garden bed and putting it along a fence where it's more out of the way and won't cast a loooong shadow. Hopefully, it will survive the move. Just a heads up in case you didn't realize, like myself, just how big they get.

Celery are heavy feeders and do better in a bigger container. But it is fun to have a variety of things in the green stalks.

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I try and let the volunteers grow, too. I usually have to dig them up and move them to an empty area. I haven't had to plant a Supersweet 100 for years!

Good morning, from what I've found, it looks like the Nanking cherry bush can get up to 4 meters high and wide at the biggest(13'). Check on your specific varieties. Anyway, to give them a little breathing room and for you to be able to pick the fruit easier, I think you should space them with a bed between (and not plan on planting that middle bed once the bushes are bigger).

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I just started my garden with some basic veggie's and I'm loving it. Next year I will be more ready to add more things. Loving your garden is really a huge motivation to see what I can turn my garden into.

Have you use bees wax polish for your furniture its used on natural wood to water proof and protect wood furniture maybe UA-cam how to make bees wax polish

I would definitely line up those cherry trees with the arch I think it would be very eye catching there and you can put more flowers in the end plot 😉

I thought your rabbit cage was a bale of hay 😂😂😂

I have volunteer borage, catnip and watermelons lol.

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How do you sterilize the canning jars? With water bath canning I put them in the hot water to make sure they are hot before adding the hot liquid. How do you heat up the jars? Please excuse if I missed it. Thank you very much.

Great garden tour. Thoughts and Prayers.Thank you for sharing. Love and Blessings. Doris, Penrith 🇦🇺🦘

You should be storing all canned foods out of the SUNLIGHT, it will reduce the quality and shelf life of anything exposed to sunlight.

Amazing video.your goats are looking good

Lovely garden tour, Heather! I think I would put the nanking cherries in the two middle beds and then just mimic the two end beds so when you come out of the arch it's a bit symmetrical? How much space in each bed does each nanking plant need? Will you plant some smaller things on the outer perimeter of the middle beds? So glad you're getting at least some good tomatillos. I have never had a fresh one, so definitely something I'd like to try. Gorgeous flowers, really loved seeing the row of cut flower vases! Volunteers are awesome, I'd let them grow too. 💚💚

How am I just finding out you grew up in Maine !? As a lifelong Mainer here , that’s so cool to hear ! Amazing video as always 😊

Thanks for the garden tour. How do the Tiny Tim Tomatoes taste compared to the Yellow Currant Tomatoes? Which one has the thinner skin? The blush zinnia is really pretty. My zinnias still haven't bloomed but I have a couple of them are almost ready!

Volunteers are awesome for free fruits! Thanks for the awesome tour!

Wrinkly shirt looks ironed by the end of the video. Thanks, humidity!! ♥

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