Angela I’m going to give asparagus a try this year. I think I will put a 4 by 4 bed in to keep them contained. You are so helpful!

Question.... I love coffee.... are coffee grounds good to add to composting?

Love all your tips 💚

I have tried with Ginger but it rotted. Don't see tumeric where I am

I love sage, it was one of the very first plants I had any luck with growing from seed. That very same plant is still going strong in a container! Besides its uses in cooking, fresh sage also makes a very soothing tea with some honey.

Where do you get an actual potato that will sprout and grow more potatoes, or a slip, 8 to 12 weeks before?

"Don't just have a garden. Be a gardener!" Love it!

I have zero luck😢

What is that purple plant behind you in the intro?

What can I plant right now in January so they will be ready by Easter? We do an Easter egg hunt in my garden every year with the beautiful flowers camouflaging the eggs but last year my garden was so bare. I want to prepare this year 🌷🪻🌹🌻🌸🌺

Hi, I got a rosemary bush as my Christmas tree for 2024, and the inside of the bush is dry and brown, but the outside is very green. Is this just the plant pushing new growth? Or is this a watering issue? The soil is usually bone dry when I water it so I don’t think I’m over watering, but I do try to be aware of the moisture level with a meter so it’s not without water for too long. If you have any questions about this plant I’d be happy to respond as soon as I see a reply, I just want the plant to last to try and use it again next Christmas. Thanks!

Love your Videos 🎉 HAPPY NEW YEAR 🎉😊

Thank you.

Sorry I know it’s good to have worms in the garden and I know that worm pee is so good to water the garden with but how do you give the benefit of this process to your garden please?

😂 i love bloopers

Thank you sending this to my cousin in Buckeye. Thank you so much

Very interesting information, thank you. Myself, I think I'll go to the supermarket.

I did this in two of my beds and those beds had the best food production over my other beds. I’m adding them to the other beds this year

Hello again 😊 I have a gazania growing indoors and it has a long stalk coming from the middle, should I ‘pinch’ that? Thx

We appreciate you ….

I’m in Mesa as well! This is so helpful, thank you!

Do animals try to get into the food scraps? That’s what I worry about in my area.

Raccoons are gonna dig that right up

So no soaking overnight… Just wake up at 4 am and plant by 7/9 am. K.

Bittermelon also taste so good.. I swear haha

Hi Angela😊 Do these need pinching as seedlings? Thx

Good tips. Thanks

I want to show you how we do it in Uganda, can I use this video?

That basil looked freah

Great video, thanks for the update! Laveen

You left the conference today too early......lol.....had some.questions I wanted to ask.and needed a.picture.....

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Just came across this video having already purchased sets. I won't let them go to waste though! If they do bolt, well then hopefully I've got seeds for next time! Meantime though, I'll grab some proper plants too.

Does the soil or compost say for fruit and veggies

Some good reminders

Hey! I was just thinking of you this morning with the freeze warnings we are having these next few days! Should I cover my winter garden of greens or only my fall garden that is still producing ( tomatoes and tomatillos)? Thank you for your great advice !!!

Great video 👍🏻😎👍🏻, do you have one about growing citrus in containers????, thank you, have a great 😃 and blessed 🙏🏻 weekend 👍🏻😎👍🏻

Hello Angela, what kind of iceberg roses would you recommend i live in the low desert too zone 9b. Thanks in advance!!

Thank you! Great information. 🪴

When you say it's time to plant, do you mean from seed or from transplant?

I need skill and hobby.

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Awesome advice. I'm from the Northeast. Do your January to do's still somewhat apply? P.S. I love your out-takes at the end of your videos, you are a total natural at this!!! All the best to you and your beautiful family in 2025!

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44 * c here west 🦘🇦🇺🦘 Seeds in tomorrow 🤞🤞 Thanks for your inspiration😘

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Thanks for this. I need to get back into my garden life. ❤

I have one here in Columbia South Carolina in the backyard! Lol. We've had periods of heavy rain occasionally, but mostly hot and drier here than most of the Southeast. And the sandy soil here drains quickly. I actually planted 13 seeds from a fruit I got at the grocery store. Lol. Only one lived no matter my care. Last year, after 8 years of growth, it finally had flowers. Beautiful handsome flowers, blood red. I mean the photo of this flower I took looks like it was faked and intense color filled in later. Darker than any red rose. No fruit yet. The parent fruit was red and dark like a Merlot wine. I do recall that. Average sandy soil in an area called the Sandhills. Plenty of sunshine and I pruned lower limbs. So I'm indeed wondering what I can do to help it set fruit. So, my understanding here from you is that it can "self set" fruit, as can many plants, but that perhaps another pomegranate tree can "move things along" with cross-pollination? It's a handsome tree, but just few flowers. More fool me, I didn't know they had really gnarly thorns.

How fast do these grow in ideal growing environments?

That's crazy it's 27° at low in January February no way you can plant that