Fall Garden 2019

[@Selfsufficientme]

Good to see you getting the maximum out of your garden before winter 🙂👍

[@offgridsweden]

Thank you. Have an amazing week!

[@yeagerxp]

LOL You have to get the garden ready for next year. I live in Toronto, Canada and I am getting ready as well by preparing my garlic for planting next month. Thanks for sharing

[@offgridsweden]

Thank you very much. Have a great Gardening season next year in Canada!

[@ia3767]

Looks great! Greetings from Iowa. Just put my garden to bed for the winter. Oh well...

[@offgridsweden]

Thank you very much. Yea it's goodnight for the garden for this season. Have an awesome Sunday!

[@rebeccaiya8731]

Looking gr8 Andreas.have a blessed week.love those red raspberries.i dehydrate those for winter with oatmeal

[@offgridsweden]

Thank you very much Rebecca. For this year we will just eat all the raspberries, but when we get a little bit more we will dehydrate them too. Have an amazing Sunday!

[@preppernurse1]

Very nice harvest its always better when you grow your own.

[@offgridsweden]

Thanks Ed. Home grown is always the best. Have an amazing Sunday man!

[@broadbandtogod]

Inspirerande, bra gjort!

[@offgridsweden]

Man tackar. Ha en fantastisk vecka!

[@DIYSolarandWind]

Good job with your awesome garden. Good to see that you brought some indoors. I brought a lot of the garden indoors as well. I didn't want to lose all the tomatoes and peppers. I wrote you down so i can get caught up

[@offgridsweden]

Sounds great man!

[@TheWildYam]

The Fall flowers are asters. Beautiful veggie garden. You did really well this year.

[@offgridsweden]

Thank you very much Jen and thanks for identifying the flowers. Have an amazing week!

[@GailS.7777]

OH Wow! Love everything in your garden. It must be more challenging to garden there. Keep up the inspiration!

[@offgridsweden]

Thanks Gail. It can be challenging. Have an amazing weekend!

[@niklasbohe3902]

Cool video keep it up😊

[@offgridsweden]

Thanks Niklas! Have an amazing week

[@tovaritchboy]

Ahhh your garden looks wonderful. mine didn't do so well this year, between the cool damp weather and the gophers eating everything, not much for us to enjoy, but DID get some GREAT asparagus in the spring.

[@offgridsweden]

Thanks man, and sorry for your garden this year. Next year is a new year and hopefully it won't be as damp as this year. Have an amazing Sunday Greg!

[@tovaritchboy]

Yup. Live in area that’s always ext year. So if not now we have next year to do it. Take care and enjoy that great looking weather. Already starting to snow here. And we are in southern Alberta. Lol. So live further south then you. But no golf stream to warm things up.

[@offgridsweden]

@@tovaritchboy Will do. Take care man.

[@linakoh4206]

Hi Andreas thank you for sharing. Wow you have done well with the garden so beautiful. Do enjoy your vids always so inspiring

[@offgridsweden]

Thank you Lina. That part of the garden looks okey but the rest is in a big mess due to the pool project. It's awesome that you get inspired by the videos. Have a wounderful Sunday!

[@beachlife1411]

Sweet

[@offgridsweden]

Thank you very much. Have an amazing Sunday!

[@millicentaspinet186]

Another commenter suggested the purple autumn flower towards the end of your video - is an aster. But my first thought is that it might be a purple coneflower (aka echinacea). If it is echinacea, than it has USEFUL natural-healing properties, i.e. immune system booster. I've used it especially during the winter months. I've never grown this perennial, but instead have always purchased it in tea and tablet form. If it is a coneflower, now seems to be the perfect time to harvest it. Of course you'll need to determine if it's one or the other - before ingesting it. If you find out, please let us know. P.S. Simeon from Swedish Homestead suggested your interesting vlog. Best wishes

[@Stu2366593]

Another interesting video, thank you for sharing. We share many similar interests - I have a rural kitchen garden (3 season garden, gave up trying to make it into 4 seasons) and am integrating lots of new ideas each year. Solar will be next couple of years I hope, as well as erecting a very large new greenhouse to provide 3 season protection to my main kitchen crops. Next summer is to build a combination canning kitchen/BBQ shed for winter grilling. I was wondering if you had any experiences with a food dehydrator? If yes, would be fun to see how you use it. Greetings from Metcalfe, Canada.

[@offgridsweden]

Thanks you. It seams that we share many interests. I use a dehydrator often. I dry mushrooms and fruits. Will do a video on it for you. Have an amazing week!

[@yawningmarmot]

Hi Andreas! Nice garden you have there :) I see you only have cherry tomatoes. Any reason why you don't grow the regular ones? (or they just weren't shown in the video?)

[@offgridsweden]

Thank you very much. The regular tomatoes I grown outside and they where done several months ago. These cherry tomatoes started producing in beginning of June and we have kept them alive all into October 😁 Have an amazing Sunday!

[@petter5721]

🇸🇪👍🏻

[@offgridsweden]

Thanks man. Have a great Sunday!

[@petter5721]

Offgrid.se Hej Andreas, kan även tipsa om en bra kanal som handlar om samband och annat: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fqi3hpWsaZd7m7M

[@redhen689]

In the USA that flower is known as New England Aster. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Symphyotrichum_novae-angliae

[@margarettt7675]

I enjoyed the video. What do you do with your Ground Cherries?

[@offgridsweden]

Thanks Margaret. I just eat them. Or let me rephrase that, my kids eat them before I get to them 😁 Have an amazing week!

[@calhoun1968]

How do you spell that? You called what we in the states call "Ground Cherries" or "Husk Cherries", Fahsalus (?) fruit???

[@offgridsweden]

Hi Kelly. The name of them is Physalis Peruviana and in swedish we call them kapkrusbär. It's as you say the same as Ground Cherries and Husk Cherries. Have an amazing Sunday!

[@calhoun1968]

@@offgridsweden Thank you very much. You have a great evening! Peace, Love and Light!

[@offgridsweden]

@@calhoun1968 Same to you!