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Food Forest Vegetable Garden Tour (10a zone), compost in place, container gardening, how things work and do not work for our growing plants. Growing walking onions, garlic chives, squash, mushroom plants, kale, collard, sorrel, red sorrel, green sorrel, broccoli and more.

[@littleknitter123]

I grow walking onions in Ontario Canada. I pick the onion bulbs from top and store them in the house through the winter. In the spring I can plant the bulbs wher I want them to grow. They last through the winter and regrow the next season . Love your videos.

[@chiomascharm4596]

Don't apologize for being you 💜 I enjoy your long videos 😊

[@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy]

Thank you SO much!

[@essiesplace774]

I LOVE your long videos..i turn it on and go to gardening..i do compost in place but i tape food grade plastic bags with drainage holes inside of sturdy veggie and fruit boxes (cardboard) and i have carrots and zucchini sitting on chairs all on my tiny balcony. Thank you.

[@kathleenbenjamin5005]

Hi Robbie and Gary, love your videos, I have learned so much and am about to put lots of your teachings to work. Please stop apologizing for the length, we all can find the pause button or can note the time watched and come back - I just can’t understand what some people find to complain about rather than being grateful. Again, thank you for all you do and so generously sharing with us!!!

[@robynmize4713]

I never really pay attention to the length of your videos....lol if i dont have time for it all... i come back and watch the rest later. You provide such wonderful information and tips. Thank You Robbie and Gary for the time you give us.

[@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy]

Robyn, Thank you so much, Robbie

[@cararoby1947]

Robbie your videos can never be to long for me and most of your viewers...you are our mentor...and I am serious about that...at 70...well 71 tomorrow...I have gardened longer that you have graced this earth...and you have taught me soooooo much this past year...I have always enjoyed my garden but it was nothing like this year...if I didn't have my family to care for I'm sure I would have been sleeping out there...I watch the short version and you seemed so anxious it irritated me with the folks that say they want short one...which is ok to each their own right...there are plenty of shots on KZbin...go there people...as a retired educator that taught thousands of kiddos in 43 years...I know you can not rush somethings...gardening is one of those things...you just do what you do and let us enjoy your calm soothing voice as you teach us new things...we appreciate you...I believe I will leave a SHORT comment on the short version just because...I watched both last night but waited until this morning to comment...you be our Robbie and don't let anyone's comments sway you into something that is not natural for you...you are a gardener a teacher and a talker... thanks for all that...Cara in Indiana

[@JustPlainCommonSense]

Happy Birthday Cara!!

[@cararoby1947]

@@JustPlainCommonSense thank you....you are my first happy birthday this year...tee hee

[@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy]

Happy Birthday Cara! Thank you so much for your wonderful kind words....and just to say, I am not too much behind you 😉. I have always been a talker, in elementary school, I was always having my "name on the board" for talking. I just had so much to say, yet, I was so shy, I could never do a report in front of the class. Even when I got older, I love to write, but not speak....my mind is always working, and thinking, so I try lots of things to see what works, what works best and easiest. When I do a garden tour, I want to share things I do or have tried, this way, maybe someone can pick up an idea, or thought, for their garden. It is hard for me to do a short version, as I keep thinking of things I want to say...oh well. Thank you for being a teacher, which is one of the toughest jobs in the world and I know very rewarding! Those kids were blessed to have had you! Again, Happy Birthday, and thank you, Love, Robbie

[@562LKWD]

Love your energy so cute and excited! Thanks for the videos

[@sharshar6522]

I don't know about anyone else but I get super excited when I see you've posted a long video.

[@gentlelove]

I like to pick flowers and make a flower salad. Yum. No dressing needed. Shalom

[@veddergirl3521]

Thank you so much Robbie! Love your videos, they bring me joy and relaxation as I escape to your wonderful garden!

[@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy]

Thank you.

[@BarbaraC02]

Robbie, your videos just cheer me up. I've been outside for two days working away between rain storms, heavenly to have so much rain here in the desert. So now I'm tuckered and it's fun to come inside and see what you're up to. Your garden is so lush!! Yesterday I planted my 12 walking onion bulbs I bought on Etsy, can you believe they started to put out roots within a day of soaking in a little water! I completed the 7th solar fountain today which has been the most fun project! Thanks for that tip. I read that due to El Nino our region will have a mild winter... boy this is going to be fun!

[@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy]

Your garden sound wonderful, and 7 solar fountains, WOW, the birds must love you! Thank you so much for sharing and enjoying my too long garden tours, thanks again, Robbie

[@bonnied3550]

Robbie and Gary Gardening Easy what does the “Walking Onion” taste like? Do you use it like a green benching onion?

[@tcanderson1313]

@@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy I just received a shipment of Egyptian walking onions today. I had to taste o e of the leaves and it was delicious!

[@GrandmaSandy]

Your garden is looking beautiful thank you so much for sharing it with that you’ve done an awesome job building this beautiful planet container garden and this is one goal I’m thinking about trying to do in the future to because I’m getting older by the minute and I can’t be on the ground on my knees

[@hoasivilay]

I love your long videos, especially when I’m cleaning, cooking, dishes and folding laundry. 😃

[@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy]

Thank you.

[@danistrada5589]

Yo también

[@tcanderson1313]

Me, too. I love these long videos.

[@DonnasCreationsandMore]

I love the long videos too. 😃 keep them coming the short ones just too short.

[@nolab7563]

Robbie I love you videos. I love everything about the way you Garden composting didn't work for me when I had to worry about turning it I'm 71 now and do have a little bit of a hard time getting around. But also is very hard for me I live in Glendale Arizona right next to Phoenix and it's hard for me to know where to plant things I was going to put in raised beds but not knowing if the Sun is going to be too much for him and this spot or that spot with your tubs containers I can move them wherever I need to this is so awesome thank you so much

[@southsidecarly7427]

Ohhhh I would love to get a walking onion start from you! I would love watching the rabbit too. I would just make sure you tulle everything you want to keep 😁I love your long videos! I wish I had the gift of gab😁I was getting the heebie jeebies just imagining you having all those hornworms!😧Thank God for the birds. You don’t need to apologize Robbie, I love your videos❤️

[@GrandmaSandy]

Thank you so much for sharing this awesome garden video with us I really did enjoy it I always love a good garden video your lettuce looks so healthy

[@jennifersissons7844]

the big caterpillar....hold a bucket underneath and snip leaf off that has bug on with scissors so you done have touch it

[@LuEllen956]

Robbie thank you again for this video. It's full of knowledge helping me get ready for my spring planting. I'd watched it before though it's like reading a book over again for reference. Your videos are great. Thank you.

[@southsidecarly7427]

You don’t have to apologize, I enjoy your videos!

[@wandayrowell]

No worries , I loved hearing you talk about everything . ❤️

[@rebeccaduschaine]

I have had squirrels digging in my potted plants to bury their food for the winter they ruined some of my plants but I was able to save some of them with the tulle! Thanks Robbie for the tulle tip i havent had a problem since

[@Medicinewomannaturals]

Im forever finding half sprouted acorns in my pots and garden lol🙄🙄😂

[@doloresmartinez3367]

What are walking onions? I've never heard of them. I'm addicted to your videos. I've learned so much from you. Thank you for your knowledge and your love of hummingbirds. Thank you DM in Northern California.

[@dianamansana1054]

Yes , I got a lot of ideas , specialy composting in place. I have 1and 1/2 liter water bottles , so I use them by putting some holes in them and I put my kitchen scrapes in them cover them with some soil and I put them next to the plant. I cut the bottle in 2 halves and use the top part as a cover. Thank U yust loving it ❤😂🎉

[@leonardsanchez6547]

really enjoyed your garden tour very helpful with good info. thanks for the tulle tip.

[@JustPlainCommonSense]

Using Tulle on the fruits and veggies to protect from Rabbits is a GREAT TIP!! Thanks Robbie ;-)

[@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy]

It works great here for most critters rabbits, mice, rats, and as far as Rats, they are so smart, that when they touch it, they think it is a trap, and run off to eat something else. Thank you, Robbie

[@joycemcinnis5457]

Hi Robbie, I'm learning a lot from your videos. I'm a new garden girl, but doing well, green thumbs. However, I'm trying to understand your compost in place. I started a container for composting. I'm not sure what you're saying. Is it because the container is sitting next to the trees that they're growing and producing or are you apply it to the roots? Please explain.

[@josiebridges3583]

Robbie, I saute cut-up chicken with garlic, onion and ginger, add water and when tender add moringa leaves.

[@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy]

Oh cool, thank you for sharing that! Take care

[@alletasmith2639]

Hey Robbie, Thank you so much for sharing your garden. I’ve took your advice and started using containers, and I also got some of the small swimming pools this year. I finally found me some collards and I have them growing in some tractor tires, they are doing good so far. I found me some stevia at the flea market. And that rabbit couldn’t live in my plants because, I love some fried rabbit. I wish we had as much warm weather as you do. I would love to grow me some more squash this year. And I also wanted to let you know that I got me a Bird Bath at the flea market. Hope you all have a good day.

[@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy]

Oh, so glad you found collard and stevia too. It will be interesting to see how the garden does throughout the winter, time will tell. Your birds will love that bird bath! As far as Rabbit, I have not had that yet, heard it taste like chicken 😊....in cause of a catastrophe, I think the dogs would find out first what it taste like...... thanks so much, have a great day, Robbie

[@anarojas1264]

Robbie I love you garden is looking very organic, natural like my grandma do it years and years love love, thanks

[@fireriatee4979]

Pear 🍐 tomatoes and sooo good. You’re videos are lovely thanks so very much

[@GrandmaSandy]

I always get excited when things reset it self just like you’re doing right now I have a carrot receiving where it’s at I am so happy hopefully I’m going to have lots of baby carrots

[@TheArtisanbard]

Haha, garlic chives, 'they're all over the place now' You ain't a kidding! We got some several years ago. It is invasive here and is taking over all our beds! :P They are choking out my walking onions!!!! Garlic Chives to us is like celery for you. Thanks for the tour!

[@LuEllen956]

Hi Robbie, thank you for your garden tour. Definitely not too long...you covered so much. I got lots of tips, ideas and inspiration. Quick questions, how do you prepare your Sorrel leaves? When did you plant your Moringa seeds? Did you name your garden rabbit yet? Thanks again.

[@hopeking3588]

Thank you! You said the word basil and I had mine seting in the watering tray I had them setting in there about 8 or! So I quick took them out of the w as tearing tray. So thank you for saying the word basil on your utube channel I get distracted very easy. I can't put my plants outside until may 15 the last frost date.

[@reenasundram2940]

Wow your morninga tree, I wish I can grow here in Wash and also the curry leaf. We eat the leaves and the sticks.

[@patassion]

I really love your videos. Especially now we can not go to our cottage across the Borden and garden and I only have my little cement patio with way too many pots.

[@amydrooks2090]

You can grow vertically and use hanging baskets also.

[@hanzketchup859]

Beautiful Garden , Cheers .

[@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy]

Many thanks

[@bonnied3550]

No need to apologize it was just the length it needed to be. Loved the walk through your garden as a recent new subscriber. Yes, you give lots of great idea😃👍🏼

[@theresasaenz6008]

Thanks for talking about the avocado tree. I have one that is six feet. I just don't know how to care for it.

[@amydrooks2090]

We used to feed the large tomato horn worms (tomato berry beasts) and snails to the ducks. Green slime would ooze out of their beaks. Gross! Everyone was happy. The horn worms can be quite large. Thoroughly enjoying your videos and knowledge.

[@saraolivia750]

I love your garden!

[@vickieowens8946]

You are giving me ideas that are great!

[@Farstar5710]

No worries Robbie,your tours are always entertaining as well as informative 👍 (;

[@LcChubby123]

I love the long videos!

[@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy]

Thank you.

[@beckystucki8988]

I think Kitty is a vegetarian - seems to wait for a hand out from mom the 'Vegi-Queen' no pun intended Robbie love your show..

[@gailwalton5779]

I have learned so much from you so thank you!! I have to keep in mind though that California has a warmer climate and things that make it through the winter there won't make it here In Kentucky....I wish!!

[@SuffolkSusie]

Can that be any cuter....kitty following behind you to start the garden tour. so cute

[@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy]

She is a character, thanks so much, Robbie

[@HeirloomReviews]

great video my friend! thanks for sharing : : ) )

[@GrandmaSandy]

It is a great idea covering the blacktop with the wood chips really looks nice out there thank you so much for this awesome check not that I have any blacktop where I live but you never know what you might end up living in the future

[@sarapulford5957]

🇬🇧 I've just ordered Castile liquid soap from Amazon which is the best organic pest spray. Think it's 4 tablespoons to a gallon but I'm going to recheck that. I've been using washing up liquid spray or squish with gloves on. You give plenty of other ideas and are costing me Amazon money.

[@ScreeminMeeme]

Robbie, your tutorials are so informative and practical. Question: You obviously produce more than you can eat. Do you do a lot of canning and preservation, or do you sell your produce, plants, seeds, etc? Just wondering. Thank you so much for sharing your wealth gardening tips.

[@millyomoruan3707]

Please don't move the avocado plant because it may die,just give water, manure and mulch with leaves or plants. Love you and what are doing. Have covered alot.Big thanks.

[@Troupe112]

Robbie, just found your videos about hummingbirds, which lead to your and Gary's garden tours. My husband is a farmer (long rows). I have been telling him about container gardening. No interest. Showed him Gary's garden tour. Bingo, the light bulb came home. Please tell me how do I get walking onions?

[@marykelley434]

You can find them on Etsy.

[@gentlelove]

I love food forests! Shalom

[@edithf2725]

How do you cut back tomatoes? Or I’m not sure if I’m asking the right question is there anything you need to cut back in a tomato plant as it’s growing? And thank you in advance

[@FrogWhizzer]

Hi! I know this is an old video but I hope you answer me.. I would like to grow turmeric as well as ginger. I attempted to grow ginger from a finger I bought at the Asian market but it rotted out. Where do you get the roots to start yours with?

[@cathyplantlover2862]

I love your videos!

[@djladydean]

Thank you so much for your videos! Can you tell me please, How do you tell a male from a female Zucchini?

[@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy]

You look at the flower, on the stem part, a Male is straight, so it looks just like a stem....a female flower has a ball just under the yellow flower on the top of the stem just under the petals, that is the very first start of the fruit. If the female flower is not pollinated by bees, ants, flies, ME, the tiny round or longish fruit will simply not develop and end up dying and dropping off.

[@djladydean]

Robbie and Gary: Thank you! Keep up the great work and God bless you and yours.

[@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy]

I will get up a quick video on just this topic SOON, what to look for, thanks, Robbie

[@barbaracarballo2853]

I noticed all the different mints. Do you have a favorite mint?

[@Sheenasalesthriftytreasures]

What is the name of the plant you said taste like mushroom plant 🍄 with mushroom taste ? Thank you

[@earthsowingwithcynthia]

Love the tulle😊

[@DonnasCreationsandMore]

Lol never seen a tomatoe horn worm, they ugly and that horn spike I'm sure will hurt. I guess I don't have them cause of the hundreds of birds in my pine trees next to my garden.

[@magsb5892]

Hi there. I was just wondering how you tackle mildew? Love your vid's. Regards.

[@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy]

Cutters, I trim off the powdery mildew if it is bad, thanks, Robbie

[@magsb5892]

@@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy Sorry I wasn't clear with my question. Do you destroy the leaves or just treat them as you normally would. So many gardeners say burn them or get rid of them one way or another. I have had powdery mildew quite bad this year and have dumped the bad leaves in the compost bin.

[@magsb5892]

Now i,m concerned for spreading it around. I guess I can try milk and bicarb as a prophylactic measure. Thanks. Regards.

[@tshantel3749]

Hi Robbie, I love your channel! I found it last night and been binge watching ALL DAY and I can't get NOTHING DONE BCUZ I'M SOOOOO CAPTIVATED!!!!! SHAME IN YOU! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 I AM MURDERING ALL OF MY PLANTS!!!!!!! I started a bean plant for a science project in first grade, and that was many moons ago, now I'm trying to grow my own food to save money to buy meat. I know ABSOLUTELY NOTHING ABOUT GARDENING!!!!! 😁 BUT LIFE IS DEADLY SERIOUS NOW AND U COULD DIE JUST BREATHING OUTSIDE, AND I NEED TO LEARN HOW TO GROW STUFF SO I CAN LIVE TO SEE ANOTHER DAY TO SEE ANOTHER DAY! RIGHT NOW, I need to grow an emergency garden in zone 4b. I have a few types of seeds, and I have no idea of when to grow, what to grow, nor how to really care for any of it!!!😁 I was just do happy to start growing, and I just started trying to grow stuff inside!🤯 I have murdered so many plants and seeds are WAAAAAY to ifie and scarce to be BLINDLY experimenting with just to waste seeds and food. 🙄 PLZZZZZ help me if u can! I want to grow sweet potatoes, tomatoes, sprouting mung beans, (If I even knew WHERE to get them), corn, all types of greens, SOUTHERN STYLE cuisine greens, any variety plz😁😁! I LOVE that mini portable compost contraption you made!!! I WILL be doing that for sure if it be God's will!!! I love all of your videos but I'd just like some pointers on what to grow in La Crosse WI, grow zone 4b. Thanks for the vids, they're truly awesome and amazing Mrs. Robbie!💯 I'm really eager to hear back from you?? Stay Blessed and stay safe out here now. BTW, I love Me. Gary's garden too, but he's waaaaay too advanced for me to follow! I saw those gigantic leaves on one of his plants, and NEVER HAVE I EVER SEEN ANY PLANT IN REAL LIFE THAT'S THAT BIG BEFORE!😵🤯😁💯 NOW THAT WAS REALLY SOMETHING AMAZING!!!! IT LOOKED LIKE IT COULD EAT SOMEBODY!!!!!!!🤣🤣

[@yeevita]

Try something easy, like from the market, get lettuce with the stem still on it or green onions with a bit of the root. Cut the lettuce with about an inch of the stem or more left. Cut the green onions with just a tiny bit of stem and the root. Eat the tops. Put the bottoms in water. You should see new growth within a week. You can keep them both in the water, changing when it gets dirty. Or put them in pots with bottoms. If you have a sunny window, out the lettuce there. The green onions can stand mostly shade, but can also sit by the lettuce. There you go, lots of plants. Meanwhile, start reading, using google search, about all the seeds you have and how to grow them. Mostly you are looking for if cool weather plants (most of the market stuff - which means fine to grow in your winter) or warm weather plants (does not like anything below like 40-50 deg). Then just keep trying. You will start to discover some plants will be much easier and faster than others.

[@loycemarch8409]

Moringas trees. Do you cut them and harvest beans and leaves to dry in fall so you get more limbs next spring?

[@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy]

I am leaving the tree to keep growing. I do harvest the leaves and use them in omelets, and I also add them to my mint tea and green drink. The long pods/beans only taste good to eat when very slim and young/small, as they get longer and older they just do not taste good. I am waiting for the pods to "ripen" and then I will harvest the seeds. Thanks, Robbie

[@loycemarch8409]

@@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy my research shows that if you top them they will double at least the limbs and harvest. I will experiment and trim half of them. LOL

[@dreadreaanderson4818]

hello Robbie and Gary i love you walking onion;s i"m interested in some please

[@marykelley434]

You can find them on Etsy.

[@Medicinewomannaturals]

Ebay has them too

[@thejunkjourney2650]

I watched the whole thing waiting for something on stevia. How did I miss it?

[@wmluna381]

A healthy rabbit is "paying its way" with healthy butt pellets. Planting extra to share and having that symbiotic relationship is great, like with all the birds. Could be an idea to plant a clover patch or 2 at the far edges of the property away from all the good stuff as an extra measure.

[@DonnasCreationsandMore]

I live in a country rural area and my neighbors put up a stand and sell extra that they have to make a little cash just a idea if you have so much at 1 time.

[@ritalewis9024]

Your marengo seeds where did you get them? I've looked for seeds here in Texas no luck.

[@marykelley434]

If you haven’t found moringa seeds I purchased mine from someone on Etsy.

[@samanthanicholson9015]

What kind of sage is that? It looks like Salvia Apiana (white sage)

[@judymiller975]

Hi, offen I find the young healthy ( about 3 inch) seedlings cut off at ground level, the stem and little leaves are not eaten, but left to lie on top of soil. It's heart breaking. Do you know what's happening? I'm in north Australia. Because this keeps happening I'm about ready to give up veggie gardening.

[@yeevita]

Grow something else, or grow them indoors till they are bigger, or use some kind of barrier - i use yogurt cups or cut off plastic bottles. I have had that before i think but a long time ago. Now i have so many seeds dropped by the plants plus the ones i drop, that i do not ecen notice if a plants do not make it. Maybe sprinkle some crushed egg shells or diatomaceous earth around the area? Also try different locations in your garden, different pots.

[@pearlsalsman6946]

Can you Conn post cooked food any kind even if it spoils

[@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy]

Yes, cooked rotten food is perfect, Thanks, Robbie

[@erickincaid9779]

What was up with the construction sounds in the background?

[@debrarobinson2471]

Have you ever thought about growing Cantaloupes?

[@christinewinner6425]

What you call Walking onions we in Australia call Spring Onions. You cut the green part and leave the roots and white part and put it in the soil and it keeps growing onions.You don't need the seeds. Just cut the onion up to the white part and leave the roots in and it will keep growing more onions.

[@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy]

Gary responding. Hi Christine. We learned about walking onions whatching an episode of Gardening Australia. It was a few years ago, I think it wasTino. They are usually a backyard to backyard plant here, not sold in nurseries. You may be able to find them online.

[@francescabarone6517]

Hello, my basil died or the bug eat all my bass what should I doing

[@pearlsalsman6946]

How do you keep the insects out of your plants are off of your plants.

[@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy]

The birds here keep the insect off, the tulle netting keeps the critters off, but if you have lots of insects you can also use the tulle for that too, Thanks, Robbie kzbin.info/www/bejne/jpWYqqWXaLGIgw

[@josephyim2301]

@@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy Hoddy Robbie & Gary, just wanted you to see how I like your videos & your-all energy 👌 growing so many different plants/greeery. Keep on trucking 🚚you're inspiring and offer a great 👍&different approach to gardening, and I find it very helpful 😀. Gary should be in your videos more/so we can feed on some his gardening ideas. Your Hummingbirds are what I truly like 👍and look forward to seeing . Happy Birding/Gardening! Looking forward for your next videos.

[@josephyim2301]

Where do I get the "tulle " material that u use for plant 🪴 protection?

[@tanyacreedon]

What's the difference of a female and male flowers?

[@TheCrazeenana]

Wow 😮what kind of snake was that?😂

[@eugeniaduarte9256]

Hello Dream ❤

[@colbyapple]

You have a Papaya Ave!

[@titiogundiya1957]

Where did you get the wire trash covers found in the garden

[@yeevita]

In some of her videos, she says dollar stores or thrift stores.

[@marykelley434]

I found them a the Dollar Tree store.

[@Medicinewomannaturals]

I've seen buy 6 for $45-60. Online they sell for @$10 a piece. Dollar stores are likely cheaper.

[@lucynablacha9889]

Hej can give me link how to order the ciul

[@jacquelinemanzano9328]

Bartering with the Birds is very wise and profitable. It's better than adding chemicals to your food. We all must show/give in one hand to receive in the other.

[@jasetgarcia5824]

❤️❤️❤️

[@helenhamblin1468]

💙🌟💜🌟💛🌟💚🌟🧡 HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY 💙🌟💜🌟💛🌟💚🌟🧡

[@ann7318]

chickens and guineas will eat those hornworms.... Take a glove and a container to put them in for your chickens.

[@jodiethuy4122]

How do you cook walking onions?

[@marykelley434]

Just like any other onion.

[@gentlelove]

Rabbit poop makes wonderful soil. Make some plants for the rabbit and some guarded against the rabbit. Shalom

[@estherheming8836]

How do u know a male plant from a female plant? Thank u 😉 from AZ.

[@Medicinewomannaturals]

Female plant has a bulb(ovary at base of flower)males are thin not bulbish. The fruit forms from the bulb/ovary if properly fertilized by bees and bugs.

[@maryacuna2654]

Your so lovely 😍

[@gentlelove]

To prevent the burn from peppers coat with milk/milk product. To cure the burn from peppers, coat with sugar and eat/pat with wheat bread shalom

[@pharris6314]

Most of my zucchini and squash were male and i dont know why so i didnt have any zucchini this year 😞

[@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy]

I have had that happen too, try to make the compost tea that I make, from leaves in the garden, then keep feeding the plant the water....maybe that will kick it into creating some female flowers? kzbin.info/www/bejne/l2HPXqNnjryer6c Just a thought, thanks, Robbie

[@pharris6314]

@@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy thank you i will try that

[@charlotteclark2207]

Did anyone else see that SNAKE....End of vid for me... I Hate snakes they scare me I pray I don't see one in my yard while I garden I'm going to leave EVERYTHING to die .... yikessssssss🐛🐛🐛

[@joancampbell2809]

I did!!!!!I turned away.I hate snakes!

[@patassion]

Below I meant across border.

[@jerrykeenan3557]

You must talk about heat !! Burning mouths!!