to fix your worm problem, you could use Azamax. i had catepillars eating my kale and sprayed some of the product and now my plants have a chance. it OMRI too. good luck with your new garden.
@mreisma Is this the biological stuff? Might look into that or possibly the netting to place over so the butterflies can not lay their eggs. Thanks for the help.
Very pretty! Veggies look great! I mix in flowers with my raised beds too. Not only because its pretty but because it attracts those beneficial insects. Not sure if you can grow Alyssum , but it smells so nice and it attracts hoverflies (a really good beneficial insect) and others. I really like how you put those little white picket fences in your bed. :-)
super awesome! you are inspiring me to get one going. Im thinking of planting one food plant at every frinds house. like wherever i go. hw fun. blessings!
I had those cabbage worms one year too. I just picked them off and tossed them to the chickens. The cabbages were just as good as unblemished ones. Sorry about your japanese beetles. Those can really chow down on a garden. But actually, I think you have some pretty good results in your garden even with the heavy rains, low sunlight and insect problems and deer. You did a great job videoing it too. Very clear and good focus! I enjoyed it. :)
I love your little orange tomato cages. Where did you get those? And yep, Japanese Beetles suck. I manage to keep most of them squished so they don't do too much damage here. Wow, a great looking HD video for your first time out!!!
Gardeners supply company, they are a little on the pricey side but well worth the money, very sturdy! They also sell extensions to go on top which I may purchase next season.
Thanks for the info. They must be out of them right now though because I just checked their website and didn't see any. I guess they're popular and sold out. I looked in their section called "Plant Supports". Yep, it does seem like most of their stuff is a tad on the expensive side. I'll probably wind up making whatever I need next year out of some fencing.
Metal8... Yes in many ways I am rich, all while having little cash in my pocket :). I am rich with people who love me.
MyLittleGreenThumb 1 week ago
you rich aren't you?
Metal8Lover 1 week ago
There called horn worms usually go away in the second season
thesmileyguy05 7 months ago
wow i love your garden so pretty i love the fact you live next to the forest :)
alma1977m 7 months ago
Gorgeous!
RandomHelena 8 months ago
I hope mine looks like that one day. Just started my first garden 2 days ago.
rfl133 9 months ago
@rfl133 Best wishes on your garden, once you start it is addictive! Good luck!! :)
MyLittleGreenThumb 9 months ago
@MyLittleGreenThumb thanks! we are excited!
rfl133 9 months ago
to fix your worm problem, you could use Azamax. i had catepillars eating my kale and sprayed some of the product and now my plants have a chance. it OMRI too. good luck with your new garden.
mreisma 11 months ago
@mreisma Is this the biological stuff? Might look into that or possibly the netting to place over so the butterflies can not lay their eggs. Thanks for the help.
MyLittleGreenThumb 9 months ago
@MyLittleGreenThumb azamax is a type of special neem concentrate u mix with water and spray your plants every 1-2 weeks. but yah netting is ideal.
mreisma 9 months ago
you can stop the worm problem by mixing a little water and soap and put it on the plants
hope this helps
Emmymox29 11 months ago
5:57 Colorado potato beetle or Cucumber beetle
jerrydff7 1 year ago
Very pretty! Veggies look great! I mix in flowers with my raised beds too. Not only because its pretty but because it attracts those beneficial insects. Not sure if you can grow Alyssum , but it smells so nice and it attracts hoverflies (a really good beneficial insect) and others. I really like how you put those little white picket fences in your bed. :-)
gardenvespers777 1 year ago
super awesome! you are inspiring me to get one going. Im thinking of planting one food plant at every frinds house. like wherever i go. hw fun. blessings!
ladygaia 2 years ago
@ladygaia What an incredible idea, spreading sustainability...awesome!
MyLittleGreenThumb 9 months ago
Your garden is amazing!!
I love it.
What a blessing..
What state are you in?
Thanks for checking out my garden also.
<3 Brenda
Lightenup2009 2 years ago
Thank you very much, I'm in Vermont.
MyLittleGreenThumb 2 years ago
I had those cabbage worms one year too. I just picked them off and tossed them to the chickens. The cabbages were just as good as unblemished ones. Sorry about your japanese beetles. Those can really chow down on a garden. But actually, I think you have some pretty good results in your garden even with the heavy rains, low sunlight and insect problems and deer. You did a great job videoing it too. Very clear and good focus! I enjoyed it. :)
Praxxus55712 2 years ago
I love your little orange tomato cages. Where did you get those? And yep, Japanese Beetles suck. I manage to keep most of them squished so they don't do too much damage here. Wow, a great looking HD video for your first time out!!!
Blinkazoid 2 years ago
I forgot to mention, I'm pretty sure the beetle you wanted identified is a striped cucumber beetle.
Blinkazoid 2 years ago
thanks so much, I had never seen them before now.
MyLittleGreenThumb 2 years ago
Gardeners supply company, they are a little on the pricey side but well worth the money, very sturdy! They also sell extensions to go on top which I may purchase next season.
MyLittleGreenThumb 2 years ago
Thanks for the info. They must be out of them right now though because I just checked their website and didn't see any. I guess they're popular and sold out. I looked in their section called "Plant Supports". Yep, it does seem like most of their stuff is a tad on the expensive side. I'll probably wind up making whatever I need next year out of some fencing.
Blinkazoid 2 years ago
Very nice Garden!
GardenGirltv 2 years ago