2009 Garden Vlog 11, Pruning Cucumber Vines, Compost, Beans


I finally had to do *something* about my cucumber vines which were about to totally smother my cantaloupe and watermelon vines. Also a little about my compost pile and my beans. Music: “Cumbia No Frills” From: Kevin Mcleod/Incompetech.com

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  • 007chey:

    very nice!

  • oahuguy:

    lol did he just call the mexican beetle a “beanie”. absotively gr8 & informative videos tyvm ALOHA

  • jihadacadien:

    Man so much growth!!!

  • elimcpheron:

    nice video

  • BabybooR33:

    check out my cucumber garden…

  • Blinkazoid:

    It might be therapeutic for about 5 minutes. Then I start thinking of the 10,000 things I’d rather be doing. Just hanging out in the garden and petting my cats and not doing anything in particular is far more therapeutic:)))

  • dorotwhy:

    Don’t you find watering the garden somewhat therapeutic? From what I remember… I’d get a peaceful feeling while I watered :O)

  • dorotwhy:

    I’d gladly share this rain with you! It poured SO hard last night I felt as though I was living under a waterfall. I have hung my laundry on the line so many times just to find myself scurrying to bring it all inside. I just hang it on racks now so I can move it without the need to rehang. I haven’t been able to mulch my lawn because if there is a break in the rain to mow it’s too long. I start digging an irrigation system to your garden so your soil will soften. :O)

  • Blinkazoid:

    Actually it’s pretty buggy here too. I’m sure I get bitten by several mosquitoes most summer days. So far I’ve not gotten any dread diseases from them so I must have a pretty good immune system. The county where I live does occasionally have a case of encephalitis which is spread by mosquitoes.

    And I want my rain back!!! I spent 2 solid hours watering stuff yesterday, GRRRR. On those rare days when I do get rain it’s seldom more than a quarter inch or so. The ground is like concrete.

  • dorotwhy:

    OMG! I have an awesome tan between the bottom of my shirt and the top of my pants. LOL I have been too lazy to wear overalls lately. Dusk is too buggy here. We have had too much rain! You sent it my way a few months ago but I’m ready to share :O)

  • Blinkazoid:

    I usually garden at dusk so as to prevent butt burn, LOL.

  • dorotwhy:

    I’m thinking about buying a small plane… let me know your gardening schedule ;O)

  • Blinkazoid:

    Thankfully my neighbors aren’t very close by so they aren’t treated to views of me:) However I do seem to occasionally moon a low flying plane or helecoptor, LOL.

  • dorotwhy:

    robertpina99…AAHHH Poetry AND gardening… two of my favorite things :O)

  • dorotwhy:

    It CAN be a problem when your cucumbers overwhelm your melons!
    I guess that is the view that my neighbors see of me when they pass by.

  • Blinkazoid:

    Yep, I did cooking vids last year for both okra and squash. And I did an okra contest thing.

    This is a fair amount of okra but still nowhere near as much as I had last year. Last year I had almost 100 plants and this year I’m down to 39 because 100 plants worked me to death!!! I’ve still got frozen okra I’ve not eaten yet.

  • thornekatt:

    WOW!!! That’s alot of okra! You had A BUNCH last year, and even did a vid on frying it, didn’t you? I definitely remember you frying/cooking the zucchini!

  • Blinkazoid:

    but the beans I have planted in the corn are having to fend for themselves on the bug front. It’s just too labor intensive to debug them. Those are getting eat on quite a bit but I still think I’ll get quite a few beans off of them.

  • Blinkazoid:

    That weed has really spread a lot alongside my okra row. I’m still leaving it though. One good thing about it is if I ever decide to tear any of it out it’s easy to remove because even though it spreads it doesn’t re-root itself very often. I could tear out a large amount in minutes with minimal effort.

    The beans are really a wild card. Even I don’t know how much I’ll get. The 30 foot row I replanted is SUPER healthy looking and I’ve been working hard at picking bugs off it, Cont.

  • Praxxus55712:

    I have no idea what that weed is that’s growing around your beans, but I have tons of it growing in my garden too. I let it grow because it doesn’t seem too invasive and doesn’t strangle anything out. You’re right that it keeps other weeds down a bit too. You’re gonna have a whole hell of alot of beans. holy crap! lol

  • Blinkazoid:

    Movavi’s video file converter is very good and you can buy that as a stand alone program. They also have a video editor. I never could get that to work very well for me though. However they’ve done a couple of upgrades since I’ve tried it. Maybe it’s better now but I don’t really know, so I can only recommend their converter and not either their editor or their “Suite* which is a combination of several of their programs including the editor and file converter. Just Google Movavi.

  • Blinkazoid:

    At one point in time I did use Movie Maker and I had to use a file converter to convert my files to .Wmv files.
    Cont.

  • Blinkazoid:

    I edit with Adobe Premiere Elements which handles most file formats including AVI. Actually Windows Movie Maker does handle some forms of AVI. I guess there’s subtle differences in AVI’s and it can’t handle all of them. Continued

  • Blinkazoid:

    Thanks MLGThumb! Unfortunately in most things other than compost piles when you keep tossing crap on a pile you wind up with a pile of crap, LOL.

  • MyLittleGreenThumb:

    I was wondering if you could answer this question for me, are your video files avi and if so how do you edit them, I cannot edit with windows movie maker because my camcorder has AVI files…do you have any idea??

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