Do you still need to water the plants during the day?

After curing, can i put them in a plastic bin with a layer of straw in between and store in a cool area?

How does the cold frame keep the ground from freezing? Is it just the cover that keeps it warm?

I tried hoops and plastic row covers last year and found that I ended up providing a breeding ground for slugs. Is that better or not as much of an issue in a cold frame? I also added leaf mulch and I think that was part of the issue.

Great information! Thank you!

incredible. Fresh produce year round!! Thank you for sharing! Timing really is everything. Hoping to follow you and succeed this winter 🙏🏾

could you do the same thing with a green house?

can 6a zone work ?

Great reminders! My cold frames are filled with spinach, thyme, green onions, mache, parsley, and carrots. I'm still unsure of myself on this, but trying. They’re certainly not perfect!

Awesome info indeed 🌱🌱 Thnx a mil

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If we sign up, but can't attend live, will it be recorded?

I did sprouts last year. We got a sudden freeze last year in Texas, so I had to quickly salvage beet sprouts, carrot sprouts, turnip sprouts & nasturtium. Delicious indeed.

I'm ready bc I only have a snake plant & 2 different mints inside for now ☹

I have several of my strawberry plants in a strawberry urn. Is it advisable to bring potted strawberries indoors, or do they need to be outside? How best to protect them if they are left outside? I am in Zone 6b. Thanks!

What do you do with the runners that you clipped off that hadn't rooted?

how do you know if apple is ready to be eaten and over ripe sweet already? I hate it when i bite on apple and it is sour.

Give some love to turnips too! I've missed harvesting a few in fall and they were green and growing when the snow melted. Like carrots, they sweeten up when they get cold. Zone 7.

PLease share how to storage them thk you .. 👍🏻👋👋👋👋

That tree behind you looks great. ❤

Getting ready to move some outdoor plants in. I assume this would be good for getting plants ready for that process?

I have a mint plant and the stems were so skinny and fragile and I pruned it and now the stems are coming thicker and strong

Hi, how many times do I water the plant. Thxs

We have a basement access with Bilco doors leading down a few steps to an insulated door into basement. I am sure it gets really cold out there, same as outside. I am in zone 5, northern lower Michigan. I suppose it could be insulated somehow but would require quite a bit of insulation and work, considering my small potato harvest. Next year’s harvest might be better. Currently I store in the basement net to the door to Bilco as that is the coolest spot down there, which really isn’t as cool as it should be for storage.

Which type of strawberry plant would you say grows best/best yield/ hardiest in zone 5, Utah?

Tks for sharing this information with us 😊

what a sweet ... knowledgeable... humble instructor ... I have the book and appreciate all she put into it. Thank you ...Diann

Will straw serve ok as compost? Or what else could I buy to use as rhe compost, i do have some manure/compost mixed bags could I use that?

This is exactly what I needed to hear since this was the first time I grew strawberries. The thing I'm a bit confused about is that I don't recognize any runners. I have one plant in a dishtub along with two nasturtiums, all of which have filled the pan and at this point the strawberry plant is pretty much mixed into the flowers as far as I can tell. I wanted to remove and transplant the strawberry plant into something larger but now I'm not sure. Is it possible not to have runners? I did have one early in the summer which I clipped off because it was outside the tub but that's it as far as I can tell. Any advice or insight?

Mr. Rick 😂 don't laugh at me, but I ripped the labels off 2-L drink bottles & put short n sweet carrots seeds in them. Taped up & in window sill. TY for making gardening fun for us 🌱🌱🌱

Thanks for the info!

❤ i love my strawberrirs, i just covered them with shredded leaves but wont cover them will they be ok this winter? I didnt cover them all just around the plant is that all i need?❤

Thanks alot about the runners info. I wouldn't hv thought to do that, but it makes lots of sense. Think smarter, not harder, with row covers. I really appreciate info & this video.

Thanks! It's on my to-do list for this weekend!

I live in California in zone 8b. I don't think you would want to put frost cover on the strawberry plants for the whole winter. It can get warmer during the day.Would you agree?

Perfect timing. That was on the to do list for this weekend. Thanks

Thnx Rick!❤

Thanks Rick, inspirational as ever!

Good ideas here. Thanks for this vid. Why does it bug me so much when people say "I want you to......."? Just tell me what you do and how it works for you and I'll decide what to do.

I want to thank you for the tips in tomatoes, I grew mine from seed and I was able to get them to ripen and I caned 5 jars of spaghetti sauce for the very first time. can' not wait until next year.

My tops dying/die back. I checked the potatoes wre small. 2weeks back.

Pretty! 😊

I'm going to try growing cannellini beans next year. I hate dedicating a whole bed to it, but I'm going to try.

I too enjoyed this year end wrap up

What are you plans for the vole problem. They destroyed my garden here in Sandy.

I read a recipe using soap to rid of small milkweed bugs. Just bought some castile soap. Thank you for pointing out the difference between soap and detergents.

Love love love this wrap-up!!! As a 20- year gardener in Zone 6, I'm always wondering "how'd everyone else so?" so this was really a lot of fun for me!

It's my first time ever growing sweet potato! I planted about 15 slips in beginning of June. I live in the panhandle of Florida and just checked them and I saw some potatoes! 🎉 I got so excited and now I'm searching on what to do next. This video helped me so much so thank you! I'm going to be following your videos.