Garden Tour Video

[huntoften]

Posted a video of my garden on my blog. http://kctomatotimes.wordpress.com/

[johnnytwofingers]

Wow, very nice, and a lot of work I imagine.

Looking forward to your irrigation video, just doing my balcony now. Do you know and good forums for asking drip irrigation questions?

[FILMNET]

Really great i am leaner a lot !!!

[gtnate]

You have a really nice looking garden. I look forward to watching the rest of the videos you post during the season.

[PA_Julia]

Excellent video!!!

Beautiful garden reflecting work and love for what your doing.


Julia

[RebelRidin]

Really looking good there. I noticed at the very begining there that you seem to have a bit of MOs natural building material about. My mother used to turn every rock she found to the task of making stone borders for garden beds.

[huntoften]

Thanks for the nice comments...it's a work in progress. I started with 3 raised beds 8 years ago and have a goal of 40 beds by the time I retire in 9 years. I'm at 19 beds now and add 2-3 beds a year. As for the rock walls...yes, tons of limestone rocks all over the property...except in the garden area...makes for easy tilling!

[Barryblushes]

Nice video of your gardens. Did you film that with a camcorder or did you use a phone? I would love to have the room to have that many raised beds.Great work. Barry

[huntoften]

I have a Flip video recorder...very simple to use. I had it about 6 months and it quit working...sent it back and they sent me a new one.

[huntoften]

Posted the drip irrigation video last night. www.kctomatotimes.wordpress.com

[sam123]

Thanks for the video and your blog is excellent.

Peter

[johnnytwofingers]

Enjoyed the drip video, I'm just in the process of hooking mine up, if it would ever stop raining long enough to go outside.

Did you have to do anything at all unusual for any specific plants or locations that required any sort of unusual configuration? I'm experimenting a bit with things like taking a regular length of 1/4" line and manually poking holes every 1/2 to 1 inch to water the length of a window box, would be interested if you've ever had to get inventive.

[FILMNET]

Just planted the final tomato plants last night, each of 11 plants have at least 4ft between each plant. This garden gets sun all day from the left to right, behind the home, the 4 cherry plants are on the bottom. They may be high plants, so some pepper plants beside the plants today.To the back is Garlic, German White, Russian Red, Russian Giant, 18 plants my first time growing garlic, To right with the 2 strings is Beets, and Carrots, Basil in the pots

[huntoften]

Creative...hmm...I guess not. I used to run the lines across the top of the beds from bed to bed and then had to step up and over the lines...tripping was a hazard! By using the 90 degree connectors, I eliminated that problem and have a much cleaner look.

[FILMNET]

Brads video from his facebook page, he calls this California Weave.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T5jvm...&feature=share