Summer Organic Garden Tour

Take a moment and join me in the garden! Despite hail, wind, torrential rain and high temps, the garden is doing some amazing things. How does it do it? I have a not so secret weapon. So simple and so effective! Check out my side by side comparison of plants grown with compost tea and those without.

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[Randomhero321HD]

Hello, just watching or making my way through ALL you videos (phew) and I just wanted to know what type of plant was on your right side in the video, not the pineapple but the other big leafy one :) thanks

*Hero*

[Praxxus55712]

@Randomhero321HD Oh THAT mnonster on the porch is an "Elephant Ear". The bulb looks like a small bowling ball. lol

ps: The leaves eventually end up three times bigger than the one shown. It's a monolithic beautiful plant. :)

[MrandMissConverted]

If beans are in the same container as leafy greens, will the nitrogen be moved by microogranisms in the soil... or should I continue to feed nitrogen to the leafy greens?

[Praxxus55712]

@MrandMissConverted I don't think the beans will produce enough nitrogen to support themselves as well as a leavy neighbor. They just can't produce that volume of nitrogen....not in my experience. You could add a little compost or compost tea to assist them and have a perfect cohabitation.

[nishavenue84]

awesome garden!..........i have a short growing season.... probably same as yours... what kind of watermelon did well in your area?? my brandywines also did very well...

[Praxxus55712]

@nishavenue84 Sugar Baby watermelons are delicious if you allow them to fully ripen. They're also less than 80 days so they're perfect for my area.

[auzziegardener]

hey u should try growing peas and lettuce my style put the peas on both sides of the lettuce then train them to grow over the lettuce on a trelis or wire then you get shade for your lettuce and nitrogen from the peas :

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[MrandMissConverted]

@Praxxus55712 Thanks for your response. Happy growing!

[johnburton799]

I love how you do impressions of your plants.

[Praxxus55712]

@gameplay1999 I'll try to remember to include it on a video before frost hits.