officially summer didn't end yes it is too late start your tomatoes still buy some cheaters at the store though i'm sure no harm in that seed catalog comes just about the time you get all your warm weather stuff planted oh sure it's a marketing ploy it's also a good time at the museum winter gardening go see what's going on girls are you know doing great it's summer summer chickens are just like spring chicken  they might pull off a little mold here stop playing drop some feathers grow a new set on the americana did molt this last winter fastest moltz i've ever same came back online on june fifteenth i'm sorry january fifteenth which is a heck of a time for a chicken to come back on line out little green eggs like little jade jewels each and every one since taken to hiding them under the little mini indoors and of course the weather took a turn was so hot when i planted them had to take breaks between rows and then by the time i got them watered in the weather shifted it dropped about fifteen next round you know i'm going to pull out that indian corn that i was growing last year that grew next to the sweet corn i know that stuff will sprout anyway beans all came up nice let's look at something that did work yeah it's a loser you know so start pulling these things out and this guy for no other reason these two small compared to the other ones you know maybe one that just got too much insect inferior root system you know so just get in there start legace you know like i've been anything else i kind of take fifty percent out let the next ones fill in take another fifty percent but those fail and and  know get down to your two or three around each pole kentucky wonder beans more dependable sort of you know not a lot of cross breeding probably last year they kind of grew at different times and different heights probably wasn't a little exchange here but just planted for around each that gives me the goods of four to get to basically with just four i'll is basically the first one to hit the pole you know you'll usually get two strong ones out of the four that will sort of flood dominate the other two and you know if you feel like thinning and go ahead and pull the other two out with a lot of times they take care of themselves garlic is run ahead of schedule like everything you know we're having some real good weather here it's all about the degree days you know what kind of weather you're happen setting garlic so it actually sets a little bubbles on top so these aren't true flowers but they kind of look like them so i call me you know the swan neck you know so when this guy straightens up they're one of my varieties but these other guys you know the big ones as kind of trying to one of these guys on the end was flopping over and i was kind of firm in the soil of thinking well you just fell out of the bed there but then so what you're looking though is a nice firm neck you want to harvest these before you lose the skin so this is this is probably a pretty good stage where you've lost the first couple leaves down here those can come off they usually when the skins nice and intact like this they usually kind of bundle them and rinse them with the host air dry them in the shade and i usually do this all in the evening and then hang them and hang them in bundles of you know it's i think each variety once they're dry turn a pan on them to cure them for a couple of weeks actually i just put the fan on sort of medium for the first couple days basement smells great then and then after they cure down a little more you lose some of that moisture  an article where actually the very fairly cool temperatures cooler than that you know down in the forty's and thirty's actually stimulates carly germination things on the ground i guess so actually the room patchy it's particularly in the new growth you'll see sort of a yellow now the peppers are sulking a little bit it's been a little cool for him but no it's just everything's some of those new leaves didn't look quite as  blooms and start producing one good pepper at this stage of its life and we're going to prevent that by pulling these blossoms off you know the flowers in there report them off real or early make sure you get a little stem to knock that off it's got a little purple in it lovely on the right came from another genetics running around in their pool so i'm good you know i go through pull them all off although you know like  i'll leave the very small ones up the tip as you say you'll notice the pepper cast splits then splits again then splits again just keep up with that as they start developing you know this one's got a couple big ones on it now this plants almost get to the point where all start leaving things on you know and if you know if these were the same size would start leaving them on there to insert paul in these ones off specially the little ones you know here's a guy that still i could've sworn i went through these while they were in the pot so it's almost like they grew new ones at this first axis i didn't know they did that with sleep i'll get you know first the second set and then we'll you know take a wait and see attitude maybe that fish emulsion will kind of given that vegetative growth that i'm looking for but i'm looking for a plan about this size they should start throwing out branches to discos just starting to throw branches out at the leaf see looking through here and then i have to start getting some little bright colored twist ties or something because here's like that right there is basically what i'm looking for it's very gated purple green it's got that you know nice big sha  much more like you know all these good gun tastes that grew next to last year so which and this was also got a purple blossom so it would be a lovely mix gee i i must have been thinking  than take you know there's like five different sort of varieties or are strains i should say in here and i usually pick you know the best ones from each of those i think this year i'll and it's also you know really easy to work you know if you're transplanting get a post hole digger out pops plugs out really easy to work with so the amendments have been in here they've been under this nice warm plastic so there you have broken down and accelerated you see three or four coming up like that the other direction we go it's more of a hot weather thing i've got of a couple compact bush type squash sitting  like six push type things and you know maybe one two three four five six you basically just stick those seeds in like that mulch around them and those that got all the mulch down to keep it off the plants but you know go ahead and put a couple inches of wheat straw or leaves down at this point and slugs of kind of gone back into their sub trini and mold you know because it's a little warmer out here that you don't need  i always say well it could be plus emergency oh so maybe you know two days in two weeks and three days these came roaring up this is my kind of my own pickle at this point we're also growing the super sci come with a fifteen damp off these do not like a lot of water to the tops and you know they had been on the heat mat they came springing up over the weekend ran down to the basement i noticed that a part of them had dried out a bunch line rotted out it's a little fungus down there way to deal with it is either bring the temperature up that doesn't really operate at temperatures above seventy five  zero and keep it dry to start drawing it out immediately put a fan on these to start drying that top layer off and that's kind of why they're out here also to get a little wind chill sunshine u v is the enemy of a lot of this stuff so get them out so yeah the piece have to come out they use the same trellis i just kind of tear the vines out and they're strong already it's been a real good rotation over the years carbon in it and also you know this plastic mulch really is holding the moisture in this is all experiment using the red plastic mulch like bought years ago never really used and i have bought my wheat straw mulching so i went ahead and put this down as an experiment it's working great as far as moisture and moisture down the one thing i saw that i didn't like about it is the water was kind of dripping under the wonder where  allowed a lot more leaves on the lower part of the plant normally if this was bare soil which it would be i only mulch outside cage's when i use the straw i've allowed a lot of these leaves to stay on and you know beyond that plastic because they're they're not sitting in the dirt picking up soil borne i don't think i hope not and you know so it's you know it's kind of a good deal of taking those leaves off doesn't necessarily hurt the plant play i always feel that it does sort of start that first introduction of disease into the plan you know early on and you just don't notice it until