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Excellent video. The background noise, however, made it harder for me to understand.. I have hearing loss. Are you aware of watering using feeding tubes? They are just a 4' PVC cheapest pipe about 2" diameter you can get with an angle cut on the bottom. If you try to drive them in the soil, they will stop up. It is better to put them in the hole as you are planting the tomato plant. You will need to help support the top of the tube until you install support for the tomato plant. The leaves do not get wet using this. I water 2 quarts of miracle gro for tomatoes weekly until they begin blooming. I then switch to miracle gro bloom buster. It has less nitrogen for the plant but better supports fruiting. Get a funnel. I water 32 plants in about 30 minutes a week. I have a wagon to carry the buckets of water. I wish you well.

Thank you Gary

Thank you. Helpful video.

Spraying the plants every two weeks with a mixture of epsom salt and borax is suppose to help. I am going to try this next year because my melons were bland this year.

Thank you. Wish we could also learn about getting rid of lilac suckers that continue to produce.

I’m glad I found your channel…or whatever it’s called! You are fluent, smart and a pleasure to listen to.

🎉Thank you.❤

Thank you!

What do you recommend for rust?

great tip but how do we know tree dieback doesn't continue?

What causes central leader die back on 12 ft tree?

Besides the fire blight several of out baby pears have a dish powdery substance and white hairy growth on the bottom of the pears. What is that?

The ladies at church are firm, “never put tomatoes to sleep with wet feet!” Water before noon, trim the infected leaves.

I have 2 yr olds,in Texas! No blossoms! How do I prune them for bloom next year???😊

How does leaf spot differ from fusarium ?

I hate using insectiside

Great video As always thank-you

Great video. Are you going to grow another lime tree? I live in Michigan, I have 19 citrus trees. I have Thrips and Spider Mites in the winter. Do you have any ideal how to control them?

Good video, Mr. G

Excellent video and most helpful. Thank you so much !

Sir what about keeping Very Berry Happy 🍓🐦🍓🍓🐦 Eating up my ripened 🍓🍓🍓🙄😁

Good tips and great information!

Old boy has got that music cranked

What is your mixture you use???????????

Fantastic video thank you. I've just bought a crab apple everest that can also be kept in a large container here In the uk. I'd love to plant it in the ground but get worried it will grow too tall

GreatInfo....thanks!

Thank you for this information. I am looking forward to the next post for the progress.

pill bugs are my prob

Hi Gary, Your passion for plants and explaining the science in a great practical, down to earth love for best success is awesome! You’re an excellent teacher! It’s so great tuning in to different plants and when they need fertilizer, when they need organic matter, what kind of soil ph and porosity they thrive in and how to nurture that and how much and when best to water! Beautiful! Thank you:) I’m a lifelong gardener and now I understand how to love my blueberries even better

Great video!

Thank you for a great video Gary. I'm self taught from books on how to develop structure from planting & have had to bring a few overgrown orchards into line, often wondering if I had it right. There wasn't a single cut that you did that I hadn't already chosen! Very encouraging 😊 And I fully support your stance!

Gary I enjoy your videos. Your words on freedoms and the republic hit home in this day and age. Thank you.!

What’s the best way to “prune” a yew back to natural state after it has been squared off!

My soil is definitely not optimal for growing blueberries. But they do great anyway. I made a compost with lots of pine needles. And I give them sweet or acid whey. Left over from when I make cheese, from my goats milk…

How do you apply the additional sulphate after the bushes are planted?

Guys, why do you still use imperial measurement system?

Testing the soil at my local university is $50 -$200. Other local offices are the same. Testing often isn’t financially smart, especially because it’s not an exact science. If I my blueberry leaves are turning yellow and or have iron chlorosis and I use ammonium sulfate according to the directions on the bag, shouldn’t I see results within a week or two? I set up my own study where I had control soil and I added aluminum sulfate to a test soil and it did not change at all. Is there something on the market that I can use with fairly quick results since my blueberries are going to die?

Do you think the soil pH could be lowered slowly over the summer using fertilizers that are formulated for blueberries, azealas, rhododendrons?

Thank you

Should I prune the leafs with spot before treating with neem oil? Thanks Gary

Ever Tru Strawberry 🍓 is the best

Thank you. Very helpful. I'd also like to know if fertilization matters, and with what if so.

Thank You for creating & sharing all of your excellent gardening videos. I'm in Ontario, Canada & Driscoll's is the only one of these three brands I recognize . (I haven't seen any Smuccie strawberries, which is ironic, considering that they're grown up here in Canada.)

I started growing Natchez blackberries and it is recommended to prune the cane at about 5 feet and as branches develop prune those out to about 18 inches. Could a similar technique be done on raspberry primocanes? Thank you in advance.

Thanks, Garry! I needed that info!

Great info , start to the point. Thank you

Thanks Gary, God bless you.

I started a compost pile a couple of years ago. All our vegetative leftovers go in, along with chicken manure from my coop cleanings. I also bought a couple of tubs of earthworms from a local bait shop and dumped them into the pile. I mix it 50/50 with the native top soil when planting our garden or fruit trees.

Thanks for the informative videos on pruning. I've a question on pruning a dried tree vs a live plant. Is it always better to go with dried one to get more visibility?

Thanks for the tips. Informative and to the point. I do like a square hedge look. I didn't realize you want it to be a little wider at bottom.