The weather is surprising everyone's garden this year. The days of frost in Zone 8B killed all my last surviving 🍅, I 😢

When do you start the slips? I'm in zone 6a, a few hours south of Chicago & this will be my first time growing them.

I grow mostly in containers. 5 gallon buckets 1,2,3 gallon pots, 10 and 20 gallon grow bags. Growing garlic, potatoes, cabbage, broccoli, etc. Growing in NC zone 8a

I am in Atlanta, and I grow mostly my peppers and tomatoes in containers so that I can move them easily to overwinter in my greenhouse

Your garden really looks good. I had to move all my peppers to my greenhouse to overwinter.

New subscriber here in support.

Cabbage moths are the worst! I'm going to have to try that tulle.

So I realize they are having black friday sale, but do they have a sale during Christmas wek?

Had that same issue and did the same thing. Your greenstalk looks amazing. 😊

Let me head on over to the full video. I need to intentionally look for you as YT rarely brings you up and I want to see what’s going on. We’re thinking seriously about moving to northern Indiana. This south is tooooo hot for me. And the bugs neverrrr die off. It’s a Jurassic swamp here 😂

Heyyy sis!!!!

I’m glad you got the culprit. What soil do you use in your Greenstalk? Mine was too heavy and dried quickly, so my plants were small.

It dropped and snowed last night in Cleveland Ohio, to 28 degrees. Peppers are soldiers 😅 still growing.

Nice tfs

Have you ever had to deal with grubs? If so, what did you do

Sorry about the worms eating your plants and glad you’re protecting your plant.

Any fabric store. Check clearance barrel.😊

Frost hit last night in Cleveland 6b.

Thats not a small space. My apartment. Thats a small space

Tulle fabric where do you get that?

😍 I can’t wait to try these looks delicious 😋

My missouri garden was giving late too and I was like whatttttttttt!

Looks good B 🥰

Very nice garden. Thanks for sharing.

Watched your video. Because of you i brough a greenstalk , and i love it. Thanks

My peppers are trying to bloom in November in Cleveland zone 6b.

Love the video what do you have your grow bags resting on it look like a small crate where did you get them

Looks amazing in the background! Bravo! I'm in the Texas Panhandle and mine is doing great as well. Love it!

Just had another question-thought: what is your garden like through the winter weather holidays? I'm thinking your back garden would make a very elegant winter "Courtyard Garden," if you chose to gussy it up in festive seasonal "garb." Wish we lived closer, you could have just about all the holly you could begin to imagine using if it weren't such a long drive and that's assuming you would want holly. But really: do you put out suet-and-seed feeders, dolled up with ribbons, perhaps? A potted evergreen tree with strings of popcorn and berries (such as cranberries, maybe?) for the birds, and apple halves and slices of oranges for the fruit-loving birds such as jays and robins? Of course, the raccoons and the opossums and sometimes foxes can present themselves and squirrels are always ready for a picnic, but.... What about inflatables in either front or back? "Cut outs?"---flat figures painted "as" the three Wise Men or as Grandfather Winter or, from Russian folklore---I *think* and I'm counting on someone of Russian or Ukrainian extraction to fine-tune this idea---"Grandfather Frost," who carries a small evergreen tree, a bag of gifts, and a beautiful lantern to light his way...? Oh, what ideas your backyard "courtyard garden" inspires! (Before you ask: in my neighborhood, if I put those things out this afternoon they'd have disappeared before daybreak tomorrow.) Please, Batavia: just one more garden video for the end of the year? One outdoor one, I mean. (You *are* going to share via video all your pickling and canning endeavors? And your holiday cooking, whatever you usually make?) Sending much love from Northeast Ohio, gardening, cooking, decorating... 😊💛💛💛💛💛😊

Were those Georgia collards you had growing in the cage.

Nice thanks for sharing

Hey Batavia! Your Chicago garden has served you well this growing season! Your green tower looks amazing!

wow! your peppers look great! beautiful garden.

Everything looks beautiful!!! Do you leave your greenstalks out year round.

What things do you do to prepare your beds for winter?

Yay, your sweet potatoes look great!

Everything is looking good! 😃👍🏽☺️💕

Oooh! 2:53 to 2:58, such a beautiful *white* eggplant fruit! Don't know what got to (or "at") my eggplants this year, but those fizzled out completely, not even one single solitary fruit. If you love your green bean variety (varieties?) will you let them stay on the vines until they dry so that you can harvest them very late and save the seeds for next year? Those sweet potatoes are simply GORGEOUS! I would suppose that if they're happy in the Cage Baby, you'd just plant them in a different section in there, again. No? Much gardening love from Northeast Ohio! 😊💚💚💚💚💚😊

So proud of you, good job, really appreciate you sharing your experience here in 6a, thank you!

Congratulations on growing your garden and harvest your vegetables including some fruits. Thanks for sharing.

Hey B betta, we miss you. Where have you been? I’m glad you back and happy Thursday also here watching.

My son is like a raccoon, always harvesting before I’m ready. I think we finally got it under control since he had his own little garden now.

Do you find that the squirrels chew through your tulle at all?

So glad to have found your channel, I'm in Chicago and just moved and now have some (shared) backyard space to start gardening. I'm not from Chicago so it'll be nice picking up some hints and tricks from you!🤎

Thanks for sharing the information about the collards!!

This is so beautiful sis!