Welcome back my friends I've smuggled in a Bulgarian man onto the show we have

Jacques back in the show welcome hey thank you for having me on again no problem

dude no problem lives right down the street so he kind of invited himself but

he did bring himself a little cappuccino for me and I appreciate it there you go

you know it's a little thanks it's a little thanks but you know a little

garden update talk I think yeah planning today I know so how is your garden

doing it's actually like I'm starting to get into the bipes that of like

fall winter where I'm like really starting to enjoy the way things are

looking I finally got rid of my big Florida weave bed with tomatoes and

I'll tell you one thing I learned this year is that you do not need to hammer

tea posts in two feet deep because I let that bed dry out and let's just say

it took me a week to dig them all out well yeah like a little bit of a

minefield over there yeah I can imagine well you I will say you you did have

quite a beautiful Florida weave tomato bed in the backyard this year so

over those of you don't know we've talked about before in the podcast Florida

weave is tea posts and twine and basically you sandwich you sort of sandwich

lift the tomato binds upwards with the intersection of the twine really

effective really cheap method I did it this year for most of my tomatoes and

it worked also quite well I think your tomatoes generally did better though

yeah it less disease I had a lot of things interesting thing is as I was pulling

these out I actually discovered really really bad problem and I'm really mad

I discovered and that's I have root not nematodes in my tomatoes oh really

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