How to Grow Harvest Clean Cook Mustard & Turnip Greens

#gardening #mustardgreens #homesteading
How to grow harvest clean and cook mustard and turnip greens the old fashion way
The way mama used to

[@deloresstigger3605]

Thank you may God bless you

[@50acrehomestead]

Thanks and may God bless you also

[@DebraYoung-hi8ry]

Thanks for the tips

[@francesfluker1889]

I love your entire video great job growing picking cooking your greens ❤

[@50acrehomestead]

Thank you very much

[@synolve]

LOOK AT ALL THEM GREENS WOOO CHILE! This must be heaven!

[@synolve]

Ohhh boy! Turnips too!!!

[@50acrehomestead]

Thanks, Yes it is I love it

[@pammmy2004]

I finally getting big enough turnips to cook here in southern middle Tn.Got a late start planting my purple tops

[@50acrehomestead]

I love greens

[@francesfluker1889]

Ms Pammy when did u plant your greens? I’m in Arkansas and wondering if to soon getting mixed opinions. Been researching reading videos everything on green planting.

[@pammmy2004]

I planted mine in September for winter greens.You have them all winter.But you can plant greens now and and they will be good all the way through May.

[@davidplymale2723]

Them greens are making me hungry. I’m waiting on my greens to come up

[@50acrehomestead]

They are good, thanks for watching

[@urbanbackyardcontainergardenin]

Ran across your channel. New subscriber. Thanks for sharing💚

[@50acrehomestead]

Thanks

[@4strokesstudio446]

I add some Bacon ends in mine, I wash and strain mine 3 times, But yours sure do look yummy! thank you for sharing.

[@billybass6419]

I like to put the greens in a sink or tub of water and wash them in that. It's quick and less of a fuss. Pick one up, slosh it around and toss it in the pot.

[@50acrehomestead]

that sounds like a good way to clean greens thanks for sharing

[@janicewillis9456]

They are pretty, and I know they will be good

[@patriciafavors2670]

enjoy the video

[@50acrehomestead]

Thanks for watching

[@georgiapeachnut2490]

Really enjoyed your video. Thanks for sharing

[@timiil4094]

Beautiful, thank you

[@50acrehomestead]

Thanks for watching and commenting

[@marytarpley1375]

You need to try them with some smoked turkey necks.

[@50acrehomestead]

That sounds very delicious

[@russbowman6801]

I'm thinking it would be a good idea to put in an outside sink with a hose set up and a big bucket under the sink to catch the water and the grit because in the home the grit will eventually clog up the sink.. Maybe make a screened in prep area for potting, prepping, and washing produce that is bug free while working there. Come to think of it, I could make it so I can cover it in the winter with greenhouse plastic sheet to grow seedlings for the spring in the same spot. It could look kind of nice, like a gazebo. It would be small to save money, say about 8 feet square and high. In the winter I can hang up gardening tools too. How's that for a project? Just thinking and saying.

[@50acrehomestead]

That’s a good idea thanks for sharing

[@pollypeters794]

It’s beautiful

[@50acrehomestead]

Thanks

[@1lovedivatmac]

New here loved the vid great job.. Those look so good😋

[@50acrehomestead]

Thank you very much

[@colleenpritchett6914]

Beautiful garden

[@50acrehomestead]

thanks

[@rhoxwoodshop5588]

Sure appreciate the videos.

[@50acrehomestead]

Thanks

[@willie9767]

Yes sir

[@ShikhaHomeCooking]

Nice sharing video. Stay connected.

[@50acrehomestead]

Thanks

[@willie9767]

I no u can't stay out of them n I love them

[@davidbass7593]

My wife cuts leafs off of stems with a sharp pair of scissors I don't like the stems works really good

[@DaChicken92]

nice video

[@50acrehomestead]

thanks

[@44mickd]

Curious why did you pull the whole plant? Won’t they keep leafing out? And wow you must have used 100 gallons of water. Thats insane.

[@50acrehomestead]

I eat the root on the turnips

[@Dequon276980]

Good looking greens! Did you mention what you use to keep the bugs off?

[@50acrehomestead]

I try to get all I want before the bugs move in thanks for watching

[@angelabaril104]

This is going to sound crazy but that looks like Florida dirt on your turnips. Just curious if I am right cause I love greens and I am a Florida native. You cooked them the way I was taught to cook them. My granny was born in 1890 and she taught me to garden and cook, can, sew and hunt, skin, and butcher.

[@50acrehomestead]

I am 45 minutes north of Florida, I am in south east Georgia thanks

[@KrazyKajun602]

Get your meat and greens plot!!!

[@vernawhitehead2990]

Where is the green patch,I'm in Mississippi.

[@50acrehomestead]

Southeast Georgia thanks

[@willie9767]

N they b gritty

[@lindabranch8294]

These are so beautiful. I have some mustards growing ahead of my turnips but can barely wait. Did you do any thinning out?

[@50acrehomestead]

I start picking them when they are young instead of thinning them,thanks for watching

[@careosdygn6272]

Weird the Asian version of this planet don’t have bottom circle white

[@willie9767]

U wast up water