Mid Summer Garden in this heat #TNOG2022SpringGardeningWrapUp #gardening #cc

Mid Summer Garden in this Heat as I wrap up the Spring Garden. Get To Know Me in the garden as I talk about what went well ...

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Key insights about video Mid Summer Garden in this heat #TNOG2022SpringGardeningWrapUp #gardening #cc

🌱 Being uncomfortable is where you experience the most growth, which is why it's important to step out of your comfort zone.

🌱 I plan on continuing to grow vegetables in 2023 because I was inspired by my grandfather's gardening and have seen how productive my garden has been this year.

🌱 It's important to provide shade for sweet peppers during the hot summer months to prevent premature dropping of fruits and flowers.

🌱 Pruning and maintaining good airflow can help prevent squash vine borers, and growing squash vertically has been a rewarding experience for me.

🌱 Gardening is not just about growing plants, but it can also be a way to grow spiritually, mentally, and physically.

🌱 Taking care of my garden has not only improved my physical health but has also helped me overcome health challenges like asthma and COVID.

🌱 In 2023, I will not put my raised beds directly on the soil. Instead, I will use concrete forms to protect them and use a plant-based stain called eco wood treatment for longevity.

Timestamped Summary

01:34 The YouTuber discusses his participation in the #TNOG2022SpringGardenWrapUp, and his goals to be more comfortable in front of the camera

02:24 He expresses his satisfaction with his garden's productivity and plans to do some harvesting

03:03 The YouTuber talks about the challenges of growing sweet peppers in the heat and his solutions for preventing premature dropping of fruit

04:33 He reflects on his approach to learning and problem-solving in the garden

05:25 The YouTuber shares that his favorite vegetable to grow in 2022 was squash

06:23 He discusses his different approach to growing squash this year and his theories on why he hasn't had issues with squash vine borers

08:03 The YouTuber emphasizes the importance of experimenting and trying new things in the garden

09:21 He discusses how gardening has improved his health and fitness, despite being diagnosed with asthma in 2020

10:53 The YouTuber answers the question of what he will not do in his garden in 2023, mentioning that he will not put his raised beds on the soil and shares his preferred stain for the beds

12:26 The YouTuber concludes with a thank you to viewers and encourages them to subscribe and engage with his content.

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Q&A

What vegetable did you grow in 2022 that you would not grow in 2023?

For me that's an unfair question because I love absolutely everything that I've done in the garden this year. Everything that I've tried to grow actually did pretty well.

Which vegetable did you like growing most in 2022?

My squash. I would absolutely say that was the most rewarding and challenging experience.

Would you grow in 2023?

Absolutely yes! My grandfather used to grow, and I watched a lot of what he was doing. As I've grown into my own garden, I've realized that they knew what they were doing.

What thing will you not do in your garden in 2023?

I would not put my raised beds on the soil. I would be using concrete forms instead.

How do you prevent squash vine borers?

One method I use is heavy pruning. I keep the air flow going and over the wounds, as squash vine borers travel through there. I also do preventive maintenance and research. Note: There are no subtitles provided for the remaining questions and answers.