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  • Thanks for the advice!

  • My pumpkins grew in mid air and they came out perfectly round. Next year I'm making the vines go up =) Thanks for the video =)

  • Wishing you all success!! Great videos!

  • great work! great tips!

  • I am confused. How do those watermelons and pumpkins NOT break the vines. I know he said the *stem* gets thicker, but what about the vine holding the stem? I'd really like to see those vertical growing pumpkins in that is possible. Thanks.

  • Looking in his book, it looks like he uses some nylon or fabric and makes a little hammock for them attached to the fence.

  • Now, that makes better sense. Thanks.

    and... I meant "IF that is possible". Excuse my typos.

  • Very Nice GardenGirlTv this was

    a nice video enjoyed it

    Cheers

    pigmydmm

  • Thanks for the tips!

  • i love these two together.

  • This is the worst monthly recap yet, This should have been a video on Sq. Ft. Garden Shapes and Composting. Not the tips for Oct. that we expect.

  • I think it WAS a video about garden shapes and composting. What are you meaning?

  • ...meant it should have been titled that, There wasn't the usual "what's going on in the garden this month" No tips for October.

    Theres still a lot going on out there, that's all.

  • i use plastic trash containers for my compost with holes drilled out for air and it works pretty good i turn it over everytwo weeks i just dump the pile out then shovel it back in and it breaks down pretty quick also i put lime ontop once in a while.helps break it down quicker

  • we use plastic garbage cans as well. they work beautifully -- we been getting almost ready to use compost in 2 months. along with drilled holes, we also cut a square on the bottom 1/3 of the side to dig out the good stuff as well as a hole on the bottom 1" of the side for drainage/compost tea (throw some gravel on the bottom and then a layer of mesh so solid compost doesn't go to the bottom).

    in addition to lime, hydrogen pyroxide gives it a nice kick start.

  • I also use the same method as you do and it's convenient. Ash from a charcoal grill is good to add too. It's a great FREE source of potash. BTW, my neighbors now bring me their lawn clippings instead of bagging them and having the city pick them up with the trash collection.

  • Five Stars My Friend!

  • We love these videos but here in SD we already have a couple inches of snow, seeya in the spring. BRRRR!

  • pumpkin pie mmmm,...lol

  • if their pie pumpkins of course!

  • all my pumpkins burn up today it was 96*F here in Central Florida

  • These two are such a cute combo

  • I'd love to see a picture of those hanging pumpkins.

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