Gardening in july Video

By: Guest 6 months ago

Hello, I want to share how to make a good tomato sauce: two large container of dice tomatoes, two head of garlic, two large onions, red crash pepper,one tea spoon flat,origano one dessert spoon flat, no salt, 500 mml of water, 90 grams of clear olive oil. Poor the oil over a heavy gage pot, add the onion, peel it cut in two half, cut now in long way in two more half, cut vertical one over four of inch. Cover ,let cook for ten minutes add the garlic slices,when gold add the dice tomatoes, add the water, go for twenty minutes, add origano, cook some pasta Barilla al dente eight minutes,,drain it finish to cook with hot tomato sauce.edoardo

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By: Guest 6 months ago

Hello,how to grow long wide flat beans: you need a very rich soil, good drain. You need bamboo post 12 feet longs. You must establish a horizontal trench 20 feet to 30 feet to 50 feet long. Wide the trench to 9 inches wide, the water should run from the start to the end, increase the slope, and you will see the water reaching the end. When you make the trench go down a foot, put lots of good nutrient, cow manure,cover with 6 inches of good soil,fine sand mixed with anything that old the moist you must put nutrient too. Put the post vertical in the trench ,space the post one foot a part in the back. Put 2 seed close to the left, two seed to the right . When the plants start to grow, guide the plants up in the post.. Water the trench for15 minutes at slow moving. When the poll beans are ready, drop it in boiling water, do not overcook, drain it poor lemon juice on top, and some clear olive oil.Edoardo

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By: Guest 6 months ago

How to grow tomatoes where you will have lots of fruits. Plant tomatoes plants every four feet in horizontal line, behind it put a bamboo post vertical, carry a smaller bamboo horizontal from one plant to the next one. Start with the horizontal 16 inches from the ground, the next level is one foot up,again 12 inches one more level, Do this till till you get to the high of six foot. The horizontal bamboo need to be tight to the vertical. Every third plant you must put 2 bamboo down to the ground at 45 degree, one in the left, the other on the right of the vertical post, now we are watching the plants from the side. If we have very strong wind, everything is going to stay in place. Tight the arms as the grow to the horizontal bamboo. Remove the tomatoes as soon you start to see some red. Expose the tomatoes to the sun remove what cover. Early in the morning allow water to go from one plant to the next close . Make a cercle around each plant of 17 inches, allow the water in.

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By: Guest 6 months ago

Hello, i like the show. would you show how to water tomatoes plant, also tell us the best time of the day to water. My father used to grow tomatoes plans over six feet tall. More often you remove the fruits from the plants ,more tomatoes the plants are going to give you back. The trick is grow the plant tall spread laterals arms from the flower you get back tomatoes. I suggest a trip to Italy to master how they plants tomatoes. The soil must be very rich, with very good draineg. My email is fivelands@comcast.ne t Edoardo.

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July Gardener's Calendar

[Music Playing] Hi! I am Dave Epstein. This is Growing Wisdom. Our July calendar and this is the part of Growing Wisdom where I like to give you some advice on things that you might want to do during a particular month. Now July, smacked dabbed in the middle of the summer, we are smacked dabbed in the field of dianthus, just spectacular and do not just look at your garden or observe it from inside. One of the things I like to do is bring stuff inside as well, you know, you can cut your flowers, bring them in, that way you get to enjoy them in the evening as well. You know the gardens during the summer, you got to watch water, July can be very, very dry in parts of the country so you certainly want to be watering. Check for bugs, you know, you could use things like lady bugs to really attack the bugs that are not as beneficial like an aphid. Check your plants to be sure there are not other problems going on and especially if you have annuals, I tend to remove the plants that are not doing so well. Take them right out of the garden. Also do some harvesting, you know, if you have peas growing, harvest the peas, harvest lettuces, you can still do planting this time of the year. However be careful about watering, do not forget that you need to water. If you go away for one or two weeks, check with your neighbor, ask them to water your garden. One of the worst things you can do is come back and find everything is dried out, specially those containers that you might have planted up earlier. Keep the lawn a little bit longer. Remember July is usually very hot, keeping your lawn at three inches instead of two or one inch will help to conserve some moisture. Also, if you are in a part where you are getting a lot of rain this particular July, shut that irrigation system off, you will save yourself some water. Just remember to turn it back on if the rains do stop. Take a walk along other peoples gardens. We have lots of perennial flowers growing here but there are other types, you know, you have got things like veronica which is really spectacular especially early on in the month and you can find flowers that you might like to put in your garden by looking at other people’s gardens. You go down to something like a gaillardia and you look at this and you can see just what a spectacular flower it is or even just something as simple as the daisies and you might not have this in your garden this year but might be a good thing to put in your garden for next year. Another thing that you can do that is always is a lot fun is go strawberry picking especially early in the month, the strawberries are really quite terrific. It is a great way to support some of the local farms, I actually got some strawberries growing here that are pretty close to being ready. Strawberries are really easy to grow as well and you could grow them at your house. If you have other things like tomatoes you might be pruning those up during the month of July, stay on top of those things and basically just kind of watch your garden. July is really one of those months that I try to enjoy and hopefully you will enjoy it as well. Come back every month, every week for all of our tips, hints, and helps at www.GrowingWisdom.com. [Music Playing]

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Hi! I am Dave Epstein. This is Growing Wisdom. Our July calendar and this is the part of Growing Wisdom where I like to give you some advice on things that you might want to do during a particular month. Now July, smacked dabbed in the middle of the summer, we are smacked dabbed in the field of dianthus, just spectacular and do not just look at your garden or observe it from inside. One of the things I like to do is bring stuff inside as well, you know, you can cut your flowers, bring them in, that way you get to enjoy them in the evening as well. You know the gardens during the summer, you got to watch water, July can be very, very dry in parts of the country so you certainly want to be watering. Check for bugs, you know, you could use things like lady bugs to really attack the bugs that are not as beneficial like an aphid. Check your plants to be sure there are not other problems going on and especially if you have annuals, I tend to remove the plants that are not doing so well. Take them right out of the garden. Also do some harvesting, you know, if you have peas growing, harvest the peas, harvest lettuces, you can still do planting this time of the year. However be careful about watering, do not forget that you need to water. If you go away for one or two weeks, check with your neighbor, ask them to water your garden. One of the worst things you can do is come back and find everything is dried out, specially those containers that you might have planted up earlier. Keep the lawn a little bit longer. Remember July is usually very hot, keeping your lawn at three inches instead of two or one inch will help to conserve some moisture. Also, if you are in a part where you are getting a lot of rain this particular July, shut that irrigation system off, you will save yourself some water. Just remember to turn it back on if the rains do stop. Take a walk along other peoples gardens. We have lots of perennial flowers growing here but there are other types, you know, you have got things like veronica which is really spectacular especially early on in the month and you can find flowers that you might like to put in your garden by looking at other people’s gardens. You go down to something like a gaillardia and you look at this and you can see just what a spectacular flower it is or even just something as simple as the daisies and you might not have this in your garden this year but might be a good thing to put in your garden for next year. Another thing that you can do that is always is a lot fun is go strawberry picking especially early in the month, the strawberries are really quite terrific. It is a great way to support some of the local farms, I actually got some strawberries growing here that are pretty close to being ready. Strawberries are really easy to grow as well and you could grow them at your house. If you have other things like tomatoes you might be pruning those up during the month of July, stay on top of those things and basically just kind of watch your garden. July is really one of those months that I try to enjoy and hopefully you will enjoy it as well. Come back every month, every week for all of our tips, hints, and helps at www.GrowingWisdom.com.

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July Gardener's Calendar

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