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Kelly’s Vegetable Garden May 09, 2010 – Update 1
Happy Mother’s Day everyone. I thought I would post my first update of the year for my vegetable garden and my new container roses and flower garden. I have been getting emails about whether I remove the suckers on my tomato plants so I spent some time explaining that in the video. If you have additional questions about this, just let me know. Also, I have taken some of the suckers that I removed in the early part of the season and rooted them and transplanted them into the garden now. One quick tip, always keep your labels from your garden every year… I have a library of them and if I use a sucker to grow a plant, I just use one of the labels from years past. It’s a lot easier to keep track of everything that way… I didn’t really have time on this video to explain the process of growing tomatoes out of suckers but I will try to do that next week. If you are interested in getting more out of your tomatoes plants by using this technique, just email me or post something and I will get right back to you. Finally, I kind of put in an explanation of how I tie the tomatoes up using the structure of my hoop house so hopefully you get something out of that as well. I guess I need to get a better camera like Jason did so I can get a little better quality from my videos. One last thing…. If anyone can give me some suggestions on what program to use for video editing, I would greatly appreciate it. Happy Gardening everyone!!
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