Backyard Food Forest Happenings | How To Divide & Transplant Artichoke Plants

Join Dan & Alice In the Urban Backyard Food Forest as they go about planting, transplanting and getting ready for Spring. Thanks for watching!
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[@stelag9215]

Love watching you two working in the garden, enjoying the garden and each other.

[@jeremywendelin]

Watch you guys all day, just throw you channel up on my tv and let it keep rolling. As always thanks for the uploads

[@aprilpeak2892]

You make having a food forest loom so easy. I want to try artichokes now. Keep bringing the videos.

[@LUCKEY11202.]

I enjoy watching both you and your wife working together,enjoying the fruits of your labor.

[@leftysurprise]

Keep up the good word Dan. You're currently my favorite gardening channel.

[@jalomelijr]

I grew artichokes like you it’s a great plant for looks ,food ,mulch , very easy care and grows a beautiful flower.

[@janeenbreyman212]

I planted some of your purple tree collard seeds last week. Checked on them today and have 100% germination! Thank you.

[@susanmyer1]

Love the sound of your pond, so relaxing.

[@BlackWolfLover]

Thank you so much for being an inspiration and teacher! Because of you I'm trying to grow a few things on my tiny apt patio and I've shared your videos with both my mother and sister and they're trying their hands at larger hugelkultur beds. Wish us luck!

[@bobrandall2207]

Lovely as usual. Thank you.

[@judymarr370]

Thank you Alice for teaching.

[@heidiw8406]

Your soil looks beautiful. Thank you for the wonderful videos.

[@Babyprep]

The garden is looking great. Thx for another great video.

[@richardmang2558]

Artichoke plants as a "living mulch", cool idea!

[@Calichickengirl]

Yeah another giveaway! I would love to win the seeds! Thanks Dan for all the great content you are making.

[@kivdronekim7916]

I like how you've incorporated the Artichoke plants with your trees. Who knew they could double as a eye appealing ornamental as well as a food crop. Great work!!

[@mindy779]

Beautiful food forest. Your dogs are cute too. 🐶😃🐶

[@jsmith5502]

I have never tried to grow artichokes but love the foliage. I plan to plant some!

[@lukehummel1605]

Thanks Dan, these videos are real inspiration.

[@ajourneysustainable913]

Nice video. Your soil is looking epic. Blessings to you and your garden

[@sherrydukek253]

Hi Dan and Alice, I was hoping that if you could showcase your expertise on how you are making good use and care of your Pond. I currently have a plastic manufactured pond but I wanted to learn more info on how to keep it more biologically stable with the ideal plants, possibly fish and planting the right kind of plants around the surroundings. I also like to thank the both of you for all the inspiration you share. I love your channel and will continue to support. Thank you

[@behealthy9577]

Thanks Dan for sharing your experience

[@boratsakarvijew5494]

Great video as always...I will be planting artichokes this spring all because of your videos😄

[@simplyimpish1055]

Thank you for posting this, last year I planted several artichoke plants from seed and this year I have babies as well. I can use my horihori and transplant mine now

[@rubysephton-villegas86]

Thank you for sharing this information with us. I’m trying to grow my own artichoke plant this year.

[@onurozay4456]

As always thanks for the inspiration. This has been the best way to learn as a beginner gardener. :)

[@coarsegoldguy7414]

I'm doing the same with my artichokes and newly planted fruit trees. I learned it from you. Thanks for what you do.

[@seangrizzel5231]

Thanks, Dan! Going to be buying some artichoke crowns this year.

[@sammorris2389]

Awesome video as always Dan. Me and the wife are building our own food forest

[@vcktoria8444]

I would love to try artichokes but they would require indoor protection in the winter. Thanks for allowing me to live vicariously.

[@alfie4886]

Those greens are looking lush!

[@athomas897]

Thanks again for the informative video. Will be getting my garden some artichokes this year

[@rogertosh72]

Hi from New Jersey Love the videos lots of Educational content keep them coming

[@ewellacres]

As much as I love having the ground be as productive as possible I believe it is crucial to have what I call good for the soul spot. To be specific I love the little pond that yall got going keep it up.

[@susanbaker8088]

Dan and Alice, Thanks for the all the good info you share. Blossoms on the fruit trees herald the spring and hope for an abundant growing season. Yayyy ! 🌱🌸🐝🦋🐞🐓🍒

[@michaelshea7435]

thanks for getting back to me on my question about vitamin c power

[@juliehearn4868]

I’m heading to the Asian market and try growing turmeric . Thank you for all you do.

[@danielst.hilaire6454]

I was thinking of putting some artichoke in my garden. Thanks for the input.

[@adamcnessesq]

Thanks again for the videos, Dan. I am looking into planting artichokes because of this, and I believe they would be perennial in zone 8.

[@barbara-lz9hw]

I love the look of the artichoke plant very dramatic . I will see if I can get one for my allotment :-)

[@fumasterchu]

I am growing artichokes this year in hopes of doing just what you did. Thanks so much, Dan.

[@robertandrewcraft5849]

We had an early spring and my peaches were about the size of nickels when low and behold a frost came through. Looks like most of the fruits were damaged! Oh well here’s to growing it strong for a bumper crop next year!

[@fallnovembre1715]

Hello thank you for the educational videos really appreciated we have learned so much from you

[@dukeleyman3154]

Dan, love to see the new additions. Keep up the good work and sharing all your great knowledge.

[@doryscookingadventure6687]

the loquat leaves can be made into tea..just wash and brush off the fuzziness on the under side of the leaves and cook into tea. tasty and healthy.

[@brendachapman4559]

I can't wait to see the turmeric grow around the pond. I know it will be beautiful! I'm really looking forward to the recipes!!

[@shara503]

Alice is so pretty! Love her smile! I can't wait to see what comes up in her garden! It's going to be beautiful!

[@devon932001]

Love your doggy in the background!!

[@nmhighdesert6893]

Another great video,I always learn something.

[@leonarddavis3684]

Always look forward to your videos.

[@markluke8447]

Looking forward to see your recipes with the bounty from your beautiful garden. Thanks Dan and Alice.

[@cathiegalbraith475]

Love to see the fruit trees blooming. My peaches and pears have started but plums and cherries have not started. I have to be patient.

[@susanpfoertner9972]

Thanks for the tips on dividing artichokes. Looks like your garden is off to a great start in 2019!

[@blackbear9460]

great Job Dan. love watching the progress over the years! praying for your 1k

[@SoraLeoyfaith]

That artichoke look gorgious I will have to try to grow some. And those nectarine blossom look amazing to bad it too cold here for it to growth. Thank you again for amazing video.

[@liubovkrymer5739]

Thanks for a great video, looking forward for some more information.

[@DeeJayBee85]

Hi Alice!Good to see you! Thank you Dan for the info on the artichoke replant. I had no idea it was so easy yay! Blessings to you both😀💕

[@mikhovma]

I grow ginger just like the turmeric root. It is so easy and barely needs any tending.

[@terrisouthernplainsprepper5927]

Like the back wall idea.

[@titaminnie]

Can’t wait for spring so I can start my gardening, how I wish we have a backyard like yours.

[@edsmith8441]

Thank you for the great videos!

[@swamprat5292]

I get alot of my stuff from different grocery stores around here in Virginia too :) Thats how i got my turmeric, ginger, taro, sunchokes, green onions and horseraddish to grow, much cheaper than online or garden centers, and they grow great in mt hot and humid weather, wet spring is rough though :/

[@edelweissstamaria5838]

I just planted my tarot root too, I can’t wait to see the turmeric grow. I’m learning everyday on your videos thank you!

[@pnwgardenergal1325]

Congrats to the winner !

[@nsap79]

Learned a lot from your videos, 🙏🏼

[@cahorwood]

We planted our first artichoke plant last year. Hope it looks like yours in a couple years!

[@cathywest8776]

I have just started both green and purple artichoke seeds inside. I am happy to learn from this video that they produce pups that can be set out for more plants.

[@yvencia1150]

Great video and thank you for sharing!

[@rebeccahenkins1697]

The turmeric and other roots will grow as beautiful backdrops to the pond! Don’t get that turmeric too close or it will grow under the pond liner!! :)

[@donnaflores50]

That is such a fantastic idea, putting the artichokes between the fruit trees! I am going to copy that idea for our garden. Could you please share where you got the privacy fabric for your fence. I would like to check that out. And let Alice know I am looking forward to her future videos on how to use the tumeric and tarro in the kitchen!

[@Conors_Permaculture]

Great info. Just planted artichokes in my 1st year food forest.

[@cindy891]

Thank you, as always, for sharing your knowledge and skills with us.

[@emmagould164]

Hi! Thank you for another awesome video, I would love to learn more about how you keep your chickens! I want chickens so badly and yours just look so happy! Thank you!

[@greggmansfield2788]

Thanks, Dan. For another realistic and useful video.

[@nicolemarie6112]

Thank you for this video!! I bought artichoke seeds and am more inspired to plant them! Thanks again Dan!

[@Packyknits]

I love learning about all the things I can grow, just from a visit to my Asian market. I'm trying to grow ginger and lemon grass right now. What else can I grow?

[@chriscooper5845]

Love the videos!!! Look forward to each and every one... Thanks for sharing your knowledge to the world!!!

[@raulsalinas3138]

Plant Abundance, great information you provide, thank you! I have been trying to cure turmeric for planting ( we buy it at our supermarket), but my wife keeps cooking with it. We will have to buy some more.

[@maryloumccann8536]

Thank you for all your great videos I really enjoy them!

[@corawebster3537]

I’m really interested in that fencing fabric you’ve put up. I’ve looked at something similar as a way to visually cover my decrepit fencing around my back yard.

[@juiceecherry]

Winter decided to show up all of a sudden here in 7a. Still excited for gardening though.

[@MakkIsLooking]

Several neat doings! Looking forward to more recipes :) Have a nice day!

[@richardkicklighter5604]

Another great video!

[@angelinaballerina4132]

Thank you for showing me how to separate artichokes!

[@jillmadigan9841]

I'm not sure where I'm going to be next, but I'm looking to relocate to something more permanent, as my three-year project is winding down. I know that wherever I land, I will garden. Your seeds will be welcome!

[@gtseamlessgutters]

Thanks for the info on artichokes have been on the fence about growing them. Think I will.

[@marthahaber7772]

Hi Dan, I think I’ll add artichokes after seeing yours. They’re beautiful.

[@edzhatty2778]

Kamusta ate Alice and kuya Dan!Magandang buhay!

[@heavenboundhomestead126]

The artichoke plant is so beautiful. I hope it does not take long to grow by seed. I bought a pack of artichoke seeds

[@ashanderson1555]

This was very informative

[@aroyale15]

Yipee, seeds giveaway!

[@whitneylemons6263]

I’d love to plant some collard abundance here in Dallas!!

[@jordanchiam9647]

loving the videos dan.. im envious of your food yard. just curious though, how do you know all these things about gardening? it's amazing! and hello to ate alice. saying hello from Pinas. keep it up!

[@3ryngo]

perennial vegetables = food forever

[@mp7045]

love your videos

[@lambdaindustries5675]

Keep up the inspiring videos, and thanks for the great content.

[@threegreengenerations]

Great video

[@justinp1773]

I'm starting my own food forest this year and your videos have been an inspiration. What hardiness zone are you in?

[@joeyisnice]

Thanks for the helpful info, as always. Your pond is looking nice - how are the fish?

[@frz190]

cheers!