While many are harvesting their garden and planning for the spring, I continue to plant until frost.
Mulching Your Garden – How and When to Mulch Your Garden
Mulching your garden is an important step and should always be done.
How to Get a High Basil Yield
In a nutshell, “nip it in the bud!”
Harvesting Vegetables in Mid-August
Check out my melons!
Planting Endive, Bok Choy, and Lettuce in August – How Deep to Plant Your Seeds
In this video, I will describe how deep to plant your endive, bok choy, and lettuce seeds. These are just a few things that you can still plant in August.
What Can I Plant in My Garden in August? – Summer Planting for a Fall Garden
The thing that people don’t think about in August is what can I plant. Most people are thinking about harvesting and they forget that there are a ton of plants you can plant right now. Some include lettuce, chard, parsley, bok choy, radishes, carrots, broccoli, turnips, and more!
Planting Parsley Seeds and Harvesting Parsley Seeds in August
I took a minute to harvest some parsley seeds and then plant them in August. There are many things you can plant in August such as lettuce, parsley, cilantro, broccoli, carrots, radishes, and more. Subscribe/like for more helpful gardening tips.
Indigo Rose Tomatoes and Les’ Japanese Sweet Tomatoes
Les’s Sweet Japanese Tomato Seeds: https://www.tomatofest.com/Les_s_Swee…
Indigo Rose Tomato Seeds: https://territorialseed.com/products/…
The Summer 2021 Garden Tour – Part 2 – Midwest Organic Gardening – Zone 5B
This is part 2 of the Summer 2021 garden tour. Please click the subscribe button and follow me for tips, tricks, for tips, tricks, and general gardening information. I putting information. I have been gardening since 1974 and I’m so happy to share my experience with you. I am in Zone 5B in Central Illinois and have an organic garden.
The Summer 2021 Garden Tour – Part 1
This is my 1st video on YouTube and I am happy to show you my summer garden. Please subscribe and follow for more videos in the future. I will be happy to share tips and tricks with gardening as well as my own progress.
