Late Bloomer – Summer Garden Update – Part 1
Late Bloomer – Summer Garden Update – Part 1 covers what you can grow in 300 square feet in a front yard, in this case, amaranth, corn, cucumbers, zucchini, beans, tomatoes, California native plants and more.
Kaye tries non-toxic flytraps to catch flying garden pests
The Nanday Conure wild parrot flock return to destroy Kaye’s sunflowers, and amaranth shoots survive transplant. Kaye tries flytraps to control flying pests, as well as predator snails for brown snails and small slugs.
Sunflowers in all their glory before the parrots struck
Kaye brings us up to date with what got out of control in her summer California garden, as well as what produced beautifully. Cucumbers take a turn for the worse. Corn took off, potatoes in pots were harvested. Plums ripened. A California Native Meadow is planted. With original music by Jon Pileggi. Come back for Part 2! This episode follows chronologically “Summer Urban Garden Plantings on Mother’s Day.”
Kaye transplants reseeded amaranth shoots
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(Note* – I have changed the numbering on the episodes to coordinate with it’s listing on imdb.com, “Late Bloomer” (2012). 2.14 means Season 2, Number 14, as there were 20 episodes in Season 1. This is the 34th episode of “Late Bloomer!”) – Kaye
Category: California Native Plants, Late Bloomer Episodes, Sunflowers
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