Thank you so much for sharing! I am new to your channel and gardening. This was very helpful!

Hi love how you make your videos what software do you use up record and edit your videos

Great content! Enjoyed your work

OH, WOW! I live in Missouri and never heard the tip of cutting the leaves first and harvesting a few days later to toughen the skins. I was going to harvest the potatoes today, but I'll follow your tip and let you know what happens. I hope it works. 🤞 I'm going to feed the leaves to the goats. 😉🐐🐐🐐

Awesome content. And I love that you’re in my zone, 7.

Is dhania only harvested in seed form

Okay I have approximately seven on my plant about tennis ball size it's going to get down into the low 40s for the next 4 days. high around 70 75 do you think I should pick them? Thanks

I have perpetua blueberries bought in containers. , Now in October planting them in garden so what soils and any compost plant is advised? 4:49

Thanks! So much great information. I've become interested in making Natto. No, I've never tried it and may not even like it. Somehow tho, I'm bound and determined to try it and in anticipation that I may want to keep it up, here I am. Loved this video, you have a great style, subscribed!

Your farm looks like paradise So peaceful and abundant

Farming is such a rewarding way of life Thanks for sharing

Nice website, tons of information. To add... To know your drainage you can use the USDA's Soil Web Survey to see your 'depth to groundwater' that will be in inches-of-soil above the water(updated in 2019). You can also see your slope on there but your slope profile can also be seen using the 2018-2019 LIDAR on the National Maps, you can literally click points on the map & see what your slope is in feet-above-sea-level. You'll also want to check the Ph which is also on the SWS but I like using the UC Davis Soil web, then I align their graph with a PH Availability chart. Finished-compost will have a PH of 8.1 so having too-much organics-too deep can lockout-iron.

Why won't my raspberries send out runners for new plants to root?

I think only fig wasps are only parts of California, so no worry about eating them. Ants, on the other hand,love to attack my figs when they start to ripen up.

"It's great that you have turned a small space into a high-value garden for your family's health! 🌿🍅 Congratulations on making effective use of space to bring green, clean and nutritious meals . I'm very curious, how did you design the garden to be so compact and productive 😊🌱"

What a great instructional video. Designed to give us confidence. Thank you. I'd like to see how you start cuttings from your pruning. I think that would make a awesome vid!!

This might be too nerdy and meticulous for a lot of people, but I love the organization and also it really appeals to me to have a record of how your efforts in the garden are paying off. Definitely going to try this next garden season. Thank you 🙏 PS Im writing here 2 yrs after this video was published...if you only knew how food costs have soared this past 2 years!

I've got 3yr old figs, just need to figure out how to keep the voles away, otherwise they are just bushes

Very cool video! I bought some off the shelf systems I am playing with, but neither holds all of my seeds in one place, and I haven’t even done much seed harvesting yet lol

Nice video! I'd love one on pruning (my Desert King is taller than my house!!), as well as making cuttings--though I planted a bunch of trees (Brown Turkey, Celeste, Black Mission, LSU Purple, Violette du Bordeaux, Kadota, Desert King, Italian Honey), it would be nice to have backups, and enough to give away.

Fig jam and brie grilled cheese. 😀

Yes, please for the fig pruning video. This was such an informative video. I am in zone 6b, my neighbor has the most beautiful fig tree, it is 10-15 yrs old. I am looking to plant 3 different varieties this fall.

🪴Are you planting figs? Have you planted a fig? What variety did you choose and why? Tell us about it and your climate! I got the Little Ruby Fig because it was small (4-6 feet high/wide) and it worked in my 7A climate. I’m so happy with it so far!

Well look at you. I love figs 🌳

MY 'pile of boxes' is on the living room couch (3 piece sectional) with all the clean laundry......couch has N E V E R been sat on!! and it's for sale btw LOL

Do they ever become hurricanes? 🤔🤣 Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge!! 💞

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Do you plant potatoes in those beds year after year? What do you do to prepare the soil and avoid disease and insects if you do plant potatoes there year after year? Thank you :)

Yummy

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Curious what to do with trailing types besides a mow down

Great video thank you for putting this together! We have some very old plants, and I was wondering what we can do to help them be productive again.

hi newby here. I bought a home on 2 acres in zone 7B. Tennessee. on the property were 5 / 6 blueberry bushes. the first year I got a ton of edibles and since poor produce and a couple look just dead. SOOO I decided to get new plants. the old ones are actually in a place I would not want them. so new plants came in and were already potted so I transplanted to 1 gal pots and have just moved them to 3 1/2 gal pots hoping that come spring to get them into a new raised bed. I have not pruned them so Im looking for advice on NEW plant care. they are 6 months old and have not seen a frost. was thinking to put in greenhouse with my new raspberry plants. all to winter out and time to prepare raised beds to accommodate. also. right next to the old blueberry plants there is a Mulberry tree. BIRDS love mulberries but I can not put netting over top a tree that's 18 feet tall. maybe starting new mulberry BUSHES not trees... I already have strawberries and on side of greenhouse elderberries about 5' tall have not produced. blackberry and grape also way too young to produce. AND I did potatoes in a raised bed. did them last year in 35 gal trash cans and OMG the bushes took over half of the greenhouse. but produced little. we shall see how they work out, so there is what I have what I know and what I need help with.. just asking about blueberry and raspberry right now. I do not have falcons but I do have OWLS big ones.

Clever girl❤

Thankyou for the info. I just planted Ozark Beauties and we have quite a few squirrels here. I heard you mention making a video on how to keep them out, but couldn’t find it. Any help would be appreciated.

Well made video. Thank you for sharing.

Show it

Or go to papa’s house.

Very detailed information. Superb. Thank u.

Great video, very informative, thank you!!

I store unopened packets of seeds in a gallon glass jar for future use in an extra refrigerator and throw in those moisture absorbing packets as well. This is my long term storage solution.

6th sign - when husband is hungry 😂😂😂

🌱 Get my FREE planting guide chart! All the top crops with their spacing (row and square foot), germination soil temps, seed depth, whether it’s transplant or direct sow, when to plant and more. I keep this handy PDF taped to the lid of my seed box and it has saved me HOURS. Enjoy Garden Bosses! ❤💪🌱 resprout.com/planting-guide/

I used broccoli leaves in place of cabbage leaves in cabbage roll ups and they tasted even better than cabbage.

Not pepper related but I saw a broccoli. How to grow broccoli. Mine was a fail this year.

The seeds from 3 bean pods grow more 3 bean pods?! 🤯

I bought a house with established blueberries already fenced in with 3 foot high chicken wire. I put bird netting over the top and let it rest on the bushes. No birds stuck in it so far. I appreciate the tips on fertilizing and pruning so I can keep them growing well. I plan to start raspberries in the spring too. I love having my own fruit to pick and eat!

I took my seeds off green and assumed they will dry off the plant. Is that correct?

You have the simplest way of doing this. Thank you. 🎉🏆

Fantastic!! Thank you!!! ❤❤❤❤❤