Sounds wonderful! Wishing you a great harvest! Happy gardening in the new year and thank you so much for your comment!😊

One of my favorite basil varieties, very tasty and aromatic, give it a try! Happy gardening and thank you very much for your comment and for watching from UK. Cheers!😊

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Depending on the weather, it may start blooming in 6 weeks. Happy growing and thank you for visiting!

The pest control depends on the pest type. I have learned that the best is to monitor your plants and act with the first sign of pest presence. If you know for sure that bugs will show up in your garden, preventing is also critical. Spray your plants with neem oil mix amzn.to/4aErvHB or spinosad mix amzn.to/49KbWgh (both organic) weekly. You can also have other plants like flowers in your garden so bug will attack those instead of vegetables. Hope this helps and thank you so much for you r comment!

I usually use pallets to keep my garden organized and also to keep pots off the ground. I don't have a big garden and do most of my gardening in containers. These pallets are very helpful to arrange the containers and maintain the garden. Also, the grow bags sitting on the ground (concrete) don't drain water properly, so elevating them on a pallet works much better. I'd say it is important for me but can be totally optional in other gardens. Hope this answers your question and thank you for getting in touch!

By removing the top leaves, plants grow more bushy with more branches. More branches means more fruits. Thank you very much for your comment! 😊💚

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Good suggestion! I will try to make a video on seed germination. For lettuce, the seed age is very important. Germination rates drop rapidly in following years, so it is better to grow from fresh seeds each growing season. Also, the optimum soil temperature is 60-70ºF, so the soil shouldn't be too cold. And lastly, do not sow seeds too deep, cover seeds very lightly about 1/4". Keep trying and I am sure you will be able to grow beautiful lettuce soon. Happy gardening and thank you for visiting!

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I don't know exactly how weather is is your area, but you can start Arugula in cool months, Nov. to Jan. Arugula grow better in cool weather, so if it is getting warm you may want to move the in shade. Thank you for visiting!

You can harvest fruits few times in the same growing season (for 2-3 weeks) until it gets too cold. And peppers are perennials, meaning they will grow next year, you can overwinter them for a fresh harvest next spring. Check my video here for details: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eJ2zh3ehdtSagJYsi=BmYHqlpnJSfwAPHX . Thank you for your comment!

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Yes, you can bring them inside if you can provide ample light for them. But in my experience, usually basils grown to the next year will start producing smaller leaves and not as tender leaves and the first year, so it is better to start new seeds for next spring. Happy gardening and thank you so much for your comment!

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Yes, if you can manage to get it to grow roots you can have a nice tree from it. Happy gardening and thank you for your comment!

For cold winters start May-June and for mild winters start Feb-July, or early fall. Plant basil outdoors only after nighttime temperatures stay above 50°F (10°C). You may start seeds indoor 2-3 weeks before transplanting outside. Thanks for visiting.

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Yes, you could. But you want to start early which maybe too cold for seeds to germinate if planted outdoors directly. But it is doable. Happy growing and thank you for your comment!

Leggy seedlings are most probably due to light. Window sill may not provide ample light, so you need to either use grow light or just expose them to 5-6 hours of early morning sunlight. And start fertilizing them lightly. For how to fertilize them check my video here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/d3rImnVpZt54gNksi=Ll1-0CWVPFX9raFj&t=202 . When transplanting them, just plant them deeper to bury part of the stem. Hope your seedlings will thrive. Happy growing!

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Probably either they are not getting enough light, they are very crowded, or you need to start fertilizing the soil. Move them to a place with more sunlight and start feeding them with water soluble fertilizers such as fish fertilizer. Hope this helps and thank you for visiting.

@TowardGarden They were indeed crowded. The growth was extremely quick but they were tiny. I'll try giving them more space and fertilize more. Ty for the good advice 👍

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So glad to have you with us from Jamaica 🇯🇲 👋 Depending on the insect crawling on your plants you can use different methods to keep them away. But overall preventing is the best. I check my plants regularly and act with the first sign of any pest presence. For example for caterpillars or other worms, I use B.T. (a natural bacteria) solution. For other pests I usually spray neem oil mix or spinosad mix . If you don't want to use sprays, covering them with garden netting is a great option too. I have listed few items I use on my amazon page amzn.to/4efSBGv . Hope this helps. Happy gardening and thank you so much for your comment! 😊

You can moist a little the stalks and wrap celery in foil (not plastic wrap) and keep them in fridge drawer. Or you can cut stalks in pieces and freeze them for cooking. Thank you for visiting.

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Most probably either they are not getting enough light, they are very crowded, or you need to start fertilizing the soil. Lettuce is a cold crop, so if outside is not super cold or freezing, you can move them to a place with more sunlight. When you want to prick them out or when planting, plant them a bit deeper to hide part of leggy stem. For how to fertilize them check my video here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/d3rImnVpZt54gNksi=Ll1-0CWVPFX9raFj&t=202 Happy growing!

How exciting! wishing you a healthy and beautiful rosemary plants and thank you so much for your comment!

Glad it was helpful! Yes, for most seeds, the days are from transplanting, unless it says direct sowing. Happy growing and thank you so much for your comment!

It is hard to tell without seeing it. It can be because of many reasons: soil doesn't provide nutrients and needs to be fertilized, the weather is very cold or very hot, or some sort of disease. If plants look healthy and have good green leaves, most probably you need to fertilize them more often. You can use any vegetable or tomato fertilizers available. Also, if you are using just garden soil in your pots, you might need to add compost to make it less compact. Hope you will be able to harvest larger fruits. Thanks for visiting.

So nice of you! It is well worth trying and very rewarding. Happy growing and thank you very much for your comment! 😊💚

The key for germination is light. If you expose seeds to light they will germinate, although the germination rate is very low. Keep trying and I am sure you will be able to grow amazing Rosemary plants! Thank you so much for your comment!

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