How much food can I grow in one summer? - Final harvests and cooking with fresh fruit and vegetables

I've been growing a vegetable garden and trying to be more self sufficient. In this video I show the total harvest amounts from this summer and cook lots of food from the garden.
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[@taggat]

When Alex said he said he wanted some butter with his corn I was 100% sure the next line was going to be "so I bought some cows".

[@just_alex]

hahaha

[@Algorithmicgeneratedwordsalad]

Honey butter

[@erikaz1590]

Alex in 2024: How much milk did I get from my cow ranch?

[@roryasrorri701]

Might as well.

[@thomasward8498]

Pro tip growning potatoes, don't actually plant them in your garden because you'll always fail to lift one and they will come back in the same place year after year no matter how many times you think you've completely lifted them. Get massive massive pots grow them in them and you can move the pots around to make sure they get sun and or water, I've got absolutely kilos of potatoes per pot that's not a lie lol

[@namenl2205]

Your character literally embodies how I would love my children to become when they grow up. The appreciation of the smaller things of life, is just reflecting in pure joy in everything you do.

[@ThatEmoGirl]

take them out of the city life and public school system.

[@iwa_flys]

Indeed Namen! I agree....Alex is a great example of what we would love our children to embody! I always look forward to his videos.

[@Sammyturtle]

Well said!

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exactly the first second no but it depends where you live for example us yes do it in the Netherlands (where I live ) don't

[@alanday5255]

Thank you Alex's parents for letting him make this great content and informational stories.

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Hes a grown man wtf u on about

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[@its_just_seb]

just a small piece of advice for your potatoes next year: washing them actually severely cuts down on how long they store, so if you want to store them for several months through autumn and winter, lay them out to dry for a couple days, but don't brush or wash off the dirt. and try to harvest them after a few days of no rain so that there isn't any wet soil clumping and clinging to the potatoes. Also even green tomatoes can still ripen if you keep them with something that accelerates ripening, like bananas for example. I've heard it works well if you wrap them in newspaper with a banana so that whatever the banana releases is trapped in there. if you ever have green tomatoes fall off the vine again it might be worth a try

[@just_alex]

thanks for the info!

[@angelad.8944]

I have also been reading about following any brassicas with potatoes in a rotation, cuts the scab down considerably. I hardly had any scab issues this season and last season I planted my fall brassica crops there. Hopefully it will continue to work out. ☺

[@vitor_honna]

​@@just_alex @kikikeks2 The banana peel releases ethylene, which is a gaseous plant hormone that induces/regulates the ripening of fruit. So I guess keeping the green unripen tomatoes close to the bananas makes sense. Check out the Wikipedia article "Ethylene (plant hormone)" for more info ;)

[@JTNZ333]

​@@just_alexAlso you don't need to fully remove the spring onions from the ground when harvesting. Chop them just above ground level and, voila, they grow back indefinitely 💥

[@martinmarc715]

We had very wet end of summer and soil here has much clay in it, so it stuck a lot to our potatoes. We also had a lot of rotting of potatoes this year and I was thinking that washing them after harvest would prevent it a t least to some extent. Do you have any other idea how to prevent this in the future? I live in sub-Mediterranean climate and don't have any air conditioned storage space, so the temperatures in storage space are still pretty high (this also impacts potatoes sprouting those long pink/white sprouts while in storage).

[@coffeeafters3x]

Whenever Alex posts a video, I get this sudden rush of joy and happiness.

[@angelad.8944]

I love how you are able to fully communicate the gardening experience. Highs, lows, challenges, failures, successes, and of course, all the various rewards. It was such a pleasure to watch you share some of your journey. Hopefully your transition to the new place will be smooth and that you settle in quickly. Looking forward to seeing what you decide to share with us in the future. Exciting times. ☺

[@just_alex]

Thank you so much!

[@rachymccracken8489]

Just a tip from an Aussie with a garden, in really hot weather water at night, that way the soil doesn’t dry before the plants have time to drink and often in the morning the soil is still wet to get them through the heat 😊

[@DianeS2002]

So so happy to know that you can now afford to move out ! Can't wait for the next videos where you will be able to go full berserk without annoying your lovely, supportive parents :)

[@just_alex]

haha

[@CaroDudelt]

„In my melon growing book“. That cracked me up. Absolutely love your content. So comforting. Your dishes look so delicious

[@julianafriedrichsen]

I am a sustainability educator and gardener myself, and I am absolutely obsessed with your content. Your enthusiasm and appreciation for each of these little babies is fascinating! I felt so sad about the melon that disconnected from the plant 😢 but also really happy about the ripe one you harvested. I also enjoyed seeing your new skills in cooking and crafting some cool onion decor. This shows how gardening goes beyond the financial profit but rather contributes to your wellbeing, creativity and values around nature. I hope you keep influencing lots of people worldwide. 💚

[@CloudeeSkiess]

A tip i learnt from anotber gardening channel is keeping all your vegetable kitchen waste in a ziplock bag in the freezer and then when its full sticking it all into a pot with water to make a vegetable broth for future meals!

[@susanharrell984]

There is no price you can place on the satisfaction of puttering in the garden and being able to enjoy the fruits of your labor. It was such a leap of faith your parents had in you to first let you have your bees and then the garden. I think they enjoyed how special it all was. I hope you will continue to keep bees and grow food. There is always something to enjoy and learn.

[@annachachka2855]

Just a small "top tip" if you decide to prepare corn in the future ( that helped me). Chop the tops and bottom ends of the corn off but leave the husk on, you can then microwave the corn ( depending on the size and how many) for about 8-10min and the corn steams itself in its own skin making the flavor a bit better and less time and water wasted. I didn't learn this until I was in my 20's, and of course you don't have to do it...I just thought it may be a good experiment to try in the future. Love watching your videos, so educational and so motivating to watch. ❤

[@Sammyturtle]

They've done a beautiful job raising this handsome, smart, motivated young Gentleman.

[@catmobile20]

I love Alex because his videos are so nice and relaxing to watch. You have been doing a great job lately, Alex!

[@SaPekkarinen]

i kind of love the chill vibe you give and have been enjoying your channel for 6 months now :) sometimes youtube suggests me with some hidden gems :)

[@just_alex]

thanks for the support! :)

[@jammy.r.p]

Alex, you're an true inspiration. So proud of how much you've learnt and achieved since setting up your own channel. Big respect. I've thoroughly enjoyed every upload. Keep them coming mate 👍🏻💪🏻

[@just_alex]

thanks!

[@neilstokescvwshrewsbury7939]

I couldn’t think of anything better to watch for 45 minutes than your vlog Alex It’s a wet Friday afternoon in Shropshire, but as we slip into winter, this reminded me of the long summer days, we have had this year ! Good luck with the move Alex

[@just_alex]

Thanks :)

[@garulusglandarius6126]

I would say your channel is going from strength to strength Alex but every episode from day one is excellent 👍 I’ll guarantee your vegetables were better quality than anything in a supermarket and the satisfaction/pride you get from the growing process is well worth the effort. I truly believe that growing/nurturing any plant is very good for your mental and physical health and very enjoyable. keep doing what you do and keep being you 👍

[@HongWanSophia]

I love your content and I wish this can be one day with my little garden. It's so unfair how I want to simply binge your videos everyday but there's always such a long wait between videos (understandably as crops take a long time to grow and prosper!) . Great job Alex!

[@helgavoorneveld1530]

I loved everything but especially you wanting to learn how to plait so you can braid your onions and you absolutely nailed it!! You can do hair now and everything!! You'd be amazed at all the things you could do once you mastered the braid!!❤❤❤❤

[@alexandrachristiansen383]

You have so much talent Alex. The BBC should be beating your door down. Loved your appreciation of all things including the humble bucket! Your dads face when eating said it all! You paced this video beautifully. Good luck with the move and hope the bees travel well.

[@sabrinab4193]

I just wanna say that your videos have been helping me in my sad/introspective moments, such as today You're just so calm and delicate with your words and with the way you treat your plants, mushrooms & bees that it becomes a healing thing to watch Thank you very much for these videos

[@elladailylife]

I love the variety of crops you grow on your farm

[@cadenpickle8379]

I always watch videos with a finger on the fast forward button, but I have never even thought about skipping any parts of your videos. Amazing work that makes the things you do seem accessible to the common folk. Keep it up!

[@MissKnibbu]

Same!

[@sherry2836]

Love how you put this video together by showing harvests then meals made from them. However, those fried corn things looked very creepy, like giant bugs! Congrats on getting your own place. Our love for gardening is beyond cost or the work invested. For me it is a total joy. Your new garden will be joyful for you as well!

[@celticlass8573]

When you're set up at your new place, you may want to look into doing no-dig gardening (less work, and also less watering, as it mimics what nature does), and also to giving your plants a deep water, and then not watering for a few days. A deep water means the roots will dig further down, which makes them more drought-resistant, and more hearty. The less we pamper the plants, the more hale and hearty they are, which also translates into less diseases and even less pest damage. :)

[@harrywallace-dunlop5032]

Just as a tip if your fig tree ever becomes really big you need to pick of some of them so that only few figs have all the energy towards it

[@Hexprt]

Alex I am in deeeeeeeeeeeep Awe ❤ the gardening that you're doing and the deeeeeeep connection that you've nade with the things that you grew,as they say "you reap what you sow" This was another great journey after the honey and the microgreens!

[@Shmoopyn]

This is going to be fun and relaxing to watch! good afternoon from Stockholm!

[@arcbrush]

The people comparing homegrown tomatoes to supermarket ones speak about the big ones. Cherry tomatoes usually come with a pretty hard peel already, but homegrown heirloom tomatoes are soft and juicy and won't survive transport, supermarket tomatoes are hardy at the expense of flavor.

[@lukewarm2075]

Yeah the bought ones are rubbish I try not to refrigerate the store bought tomatoes and they have a little flavour😊

[@zachdunn6550]

Try buying from a fresh fruit and veg stores they don't store any fresh foods with ice or refrigerated boxes etc.. they wont last as long but the taste is noticeable

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[@tanky_8677]

I'm always so happy when Alex uploads, just brings joy to my entire day.

[@chuffman24]

As a Floridian, you wearing sweaters all summer blows my mind!

[@richies6420]

I know... was thinking the same thing

[@chabridgettumusiime8994]

❤❤❤thank you farmer Alex for a great farming experience shared with me and the World . I loved your planting , looking after , the shared challenges and harvesting and financial accountability. We thank your loving Parents too for being generous to you 💕 long live to them. I got inspired to plant Garlic cloves from supermarket cloves and they are growing. We are growing greens called amaranth, pumpkins and peas. Hope I keep planting more and harvest more

[@eyeonart6865]

Proud of you, you did not give up, bravo!!! I like how real you are.

[@dandelionk9603]

Keeping the ground covered with mulch will make it so you don't need to water as much. It also helps prevent weeds. Saves a lot of time and efforts.

[@lisamr40]

There's nothing like home grown tomatoes. It's one of my absolute favorites. That corn looked so good. Well everything looked amazing. Thanks for sharing your garden with us.

[@lilhockeypuck]

Honestly didn't think i'd become a fan of watching someone garden or beekeep but your videos are just that enjoyable and relaxing to watch

[@Mysteryman0909]

Nice to see your parents enjoying their meals. Nothing like cooking for family, it always makes it feel so much more enjoyable.

[@geekyfreq]

This is so good in every way! Keep on doing what you are doing, Alex!

[@hutarosenpai5294]

Currently in third year college and I can't wait to be successful and buy myself a farm. This motivates me so much

[@ВасилийТананов-э9в]

Maybe the only KZbinr I can watch for 40+ minutes. Love what you do, keep rolling!

[@justinbeard4733]

Watching your journey has been fantastic Alex. As an avid gardener it's wonderful to see.

[@RH23110]

An amazing inspirational video, thanks Alex for helping me see the beauty and joy in growing vegetables. Keep on gardening and producing these amazing videos.

[@amberlyna.136]

Alex I have learned such a great deal of amazing stuff from you, from gardening to beekeeping. I am slowly following in your footsteps, and this has been the most fun year of my adult life because of it. Thank you so much for the inspiration! Keep posting❣️❣️

[@Hare_krishna451]

You are my inspiration, alex! My mum used to have a mini garden too but she had only small time of interest in it and the negligence left all plants she bought to dry out and expire. But a week ago, I tried planting and removing unnecessary weeds and overgrown plants. Let's say it felt quite boring and exhausting at first, even my mum was annoyed by what I was doing and told me choose different hobby but after I discovered your channel and watched a couple of your videos like bee keeping and this one gardening, I've decided to clean up the whole mess and make a brand new fresh garden again! Thanks for your inspiring video, I have learnt a lot from you.

[@collllroossk]

I moved into my dorm recently and have been missing what it is like to have a garden like I did back home. This video reminds me how much I miss having living things to look after. I now will vicariously garden through this channel Alex, thank you!

[@RichardB_Uk]

Looking forward to the growing at the new place and the bees . Chickens might be a good thing to add if you have the room

[@arealphony]

These videos are so well produced, I’m so happy to have found your channel! Im making my way through your videos and everything is just so candid and perfect. Im learning a lot and enjoy dropping wisdom from Alex to my friends and family! I enjoyed the POV city tour video! Would love to see Bristol Cheers Alex!

[@jenndoesstuff]

Being an adult is hilarious sometimes because the stuff you would have been devastated to get as a kid for Christmas is the stuff you're actually insanely excited to get as an adult. My mom looked at me like I was insane when I asked for socks one Christmas, but I was stoked to get socks. They were nice socks, too.

[@AlyLalaLand]

It's always a great day when you have a new video out Alex - this was so wonderful to watch! You truly capture the joy - and struggles - of gardening.

[@jetteharris9128]

I've got to say, I was very excited to see you succeed at plaiting the onions. It looked great!

[@RendezvouDoo]

I've been enjoying your channel for a few weeks now. Your Dad should be proud. And noticing you are pretty humorous. 🌻🌿

[@Sera-Chelle]

I've never really known anyone else that's as interested in plants, gardening, propagation, and the way things grow, both separately and together as I am. Love catching your content and learning a few little extra things along the way too. I like learning how to avoid blights, how to do soil amendments, & all that stuff too. I wondered if you'd be interested in doing a pen pal/seed swap, kinda thing with a gal that lives & gardens in the heart of the Appalachian Mountains of the U.S.? I've been playing in the dirt & growing things my whole life. I only do the organic, heirloom, sustainable kind of thing too. Be nice to have someone to swap tips, seeds, & spores with once in a blue moon, and to maybe sometimes see the comparison of how things grow & turn out in the seasons of the 2 different regions (between where u are across the pond & my zone 6 region in Eastern KY). Just a thought, & I figured it can never hurt to ask. Wishing you the best of luck with everything... crops, plants, the bees, & life in general! 😊

[@Zoeybeau_1]

Education you can use for the lifetime and pass on, priceless!!

[@jaa7286]

Absolutely love that bucket was the list. Gardening can be so poetic

[@Richi0h]

You're such a chill guy, this is so far from most of the content I watch but I always watch your videos when I catch them. Enjoy the move! :)

[@Dawn_Grows_Veg]

I really have enjoyed watching you grow food, you have done your research but you have also have a lovely "bung it in and see what happens" attitude, which is what people starting out in growing fruit and veg need to see more of, and as a regular grower of fruit and veg myself, I often forget and get caught up in more complicated things. Congrats on the amazing harvest. Perhaps your Dad might continue to grow food in that space next season. He certainly looked like he was enjoying the fruits of your labour. You have such a lovely watchable style. Congrats on the new place and can't wait to see how you get on there.

[@FC-uo6dh]

This was a great video. Love that you had "profit". Can't wait to see your new home and garden.

[@mickrobbo816]

Been waiting for you upload for days now haha thanks bro 🙏

[@Jennifer-ep1sr]

Been patiently waiting for your post. So happy! ❤🇦🇺

[@angelicareynoso4775]

Love how you harvest then cook from your garden.

[@helgavoorneveld1530]

Just a tip if you have a lot of tomatoes ripe at the same time try making chutney out of them or tomato sauce pasata!! You can let the chutney do it's curing and usually it will be ready by Christmas. And since you have onions you can make tomato onion chutney. That was you can still enjoy the fruits of your labour till the end of the year 😍😍 tomato onion sauce you can make and keep for a long time and use for basic pasta sauce like Bolognese!! Good luck with everything you do ❤❤

[@SeanAsgari]

An absolute joy whenever you upload. I appreciate the well thought out effort you put into each of your projects, big and small. Looking forward to your future projects, and you've certainly inspired me to want to start growing my own food (whenever I manage to settle down that is) cheers :)

[@Twitches_]

Your videos bring me so much comfort and I can describe why or how they just do. It’s like peaceful ya know

[@supadupa1905]

Mate, you are out of this planet. So humble, smart, ambitious, and caring. I would love to be you in my next life, however strange it sounds :)

[@AstroGno]

Think this person, Alex, is a person who'll get people to grow food in their own garden. ngl, having fresh food like that sound sound delicious.

[@karenbognuda5070]

The plaited onions look great, along with all the other fruit and Veg. From the garden. Definitely worth it! Great cooked meals as well, looked very delicious.

[@maggiegibuma6631]

First time watching your video and I think 🤔 your family house and garden is so beautiful and breathtaking. Im so blessed watching your video. And I'm sure I'm going to Brag about this good ways. Thanks for your inspiration 🥳

[@earthycart3535]

Honestly yout videos are so comfy, I love to watch. Great stress relief! I rlly hope you can keep making them, I'll watch them all.

[@paulamccann9109]

I make tomato’s with Ras El Hanout - just put your cherry tomatoes into a shallow dish, pour olive oil over them to coat, then sprinkle the spice mix over them, oven roast at 325 until the tomatoes are cooked down. You can use it as a side dish, or press into a paste and use on sandwiches. It’s a great combo flavor. Love your blogs!

[@soulieobelissevan]

All the best for your new home and allotment search! Thanks Alex and fam ❤

[@lindawoody8501]

So happy for you Alex! Glad you had a wonderful harvest. Best wishes for your new home! I look forward to future garden and bee videos from you in your new location if that is the plan. Figs often produce a small first harvest of tiny fruits or edible smaller ones, then a second more regular harvest which will be really evident when your tree gets older. By the way, here in the USA, we eat whole cooked cobs of corn with a small pronged corn holder inserted in the base of the cob and also the end of the cob if preferred. We then slather the butter over the cooked round cob and roll the cob around to get the butter all over it. Some do take the kernels off and serve it such as would be serving canned corn. Or you can cut the cob in half the short way to serve mini cobs. Your decision. Yum!

[@glow1815]

I'm Asian and yes we use lots of Green onions in our dish. I love Green onions, I have it all year round. In the ground and in the pots as well. Beautiful garden btw

[@alexisanderson5506]

I cant express how much i look forward to alex's videos, thye are so relaxing yet entertaining, when i grow up i want to live like Alex does :)

[@soniayoung7531]

Hi Alex nice seeing you again, you did good with the garden, things may not have turned out how you wanted ,but you still got to enjoy your labor ,your dinners looked delicious ,it's so good when you can grow your own food ,good luck on your move hope you will still be able to have your garden, stay safe stay blessed

[@tyroon.Q]

How about making a video about making mustard and growing mustard seeds. I did it myself and it is a real fun project, love your vids!

[@Sera-Chelle]

You probably need a little amendment to your soil for your onions to keep away the white rot. Alliums get it from too wet/humid conditions. If your stalks are yellowing ever, that's a sign of too much water. Alliums like onions, garlic, & leeks like loose, well draining, kinda semi-sandy soil, & lots of nitrogen, especially for bigger, helathier bulbs! That's one reason I love plants, it's aways an experiment and a learning experience. ❤ You grow & learn as you grow!

[@amberbydreamsart5467]

One thing to account for with the cost of growing is the cost of the water you use - unless you're watering with collected rainwater, the difference in your water bill is part of the cost! I suppose if your dad was already gardening the water use didn't increase, but when it comes to calculating how much it cost for you to grow the food it is a factor.

[@teresalimeburner3733]

Hi. I really enjoyed your videos about your garden. Everyone should give this a try. Next time you grow a garden get an oscillating sprinkler. We set ours in the middle of the garden and it fans back and forth. I set it for half an hour and then I come back to shut the water off. It would glare up your time

[@elijahd8399]

I LOVE your content. I could litterally sit here for hours and learn about stuff that once seemed so outlandish to me until now. Im finding hobbies I never thought in a million years would intrest me that now motivate me to learn more about everything in my day to day life and even more! Keep up the outstanding work!! P.S. Please post more i beg lmao

[@haveyoutakenyourmeds]

These videos have massively inspired my gardening journey. Sadly the weather here in Yorkshire hasn't been the best so I didn't much to harvest. However the failures this year have taught me so much for next year.

[@annaebe8101]

These are the most wholesome videos. I just love them, so comforting for some reasons

[@ms.farmgirl]

Good to see you back again Alex. My entire family has missed your videos. Your dad's flower gardens are so lovely. I had to keep stopping the video to have a better look at them. What are they going to do now without their Gardening Chef? [1] This is, by far, one of your best Videos. [2] Onion issues, treat with vinegar; water; dish detergent. Solution [1 part V; 3 parts W; 2 drops DD]. Threat every other week. [3] You will need to "NET UP" the melons in the Greenhouse. Even though some places sell it as green garden netting, other places call it bird netting. We just call it "fruit netting" here on the farm. We use the green fruit netting all the time for vertical gardening. We clip them up with "S" hooks. And when we taken them to market we literally leave the nets on so it's easier for the buyers to carry them. They come on a long roll and you just cut them to size. [4] Potatoes look Iron deficient. Might need to add some chelated iron for plants. Especially since they were planted around the tree. [5] Vine crops are best gown on mounds [hills]. They get thicker and hardier. Just be sure to train the vines to grow in 1 direction. [6] At the new place in Bristol, you could ask all your followers to donate £1. each to a Greenhouse fund. You need a proper greenhouse. You are destined to be a homesteader, and maybe grow in the back of the property, with a little bistro in the front. "The Gardening Chef" could be it's name. [7] YES compost is the key to a successful garden. But it's far better to make your own and not buy it. That saves money and the environment all at the same time. [8] The City of Bristol actually has an online list of places that have allotments. I have cousins who have allotments there. [my counsins have them and 1 sent me this link for you if you haven't already applied. (www.bristol.gov.uk/residents/museums-parks-sports-and-culture/allotments-and-gardens/apply-for-an-allotment) ] GREAT VIDEO AGAIN. Well done you! ps.. I'm sending you a recipe for those onions. You will love it..and it's so easy and delish!

[@just_alex]

Thanks for all the info as usual!

[@Lilith_The_Fallen_angel]

Honestly your one of my fav youtubers and the most wholesome person i know. Love your videos they akways bring a smile on my face and thanks to you i decided to grow my own garden!

[@rinacraig7307]

Awww......what a stunning garden, & whaf an abundant veg patch!! Absolutely loved your content. Such a rewarding hobby is gardening, especially when you have green fingers as you have. Good luck in your new place , l'm sure you'll transform anything into another garden of Eden. Blessings fron South Africa.

[@BenevolentDinosaur]

This video series has definitely been an inspiration to start my own garden. I'm from Australia so we are coming into the warmer months now, I've already started some seedlings and preparing the ground.

[@Evie170]

I like how you present your information in a relaxed way. Very inspiring videos! :D

[@l0ner1der]

Good luck with your move Alex, look forward to the video on it

[@just_alex]

thanks

[@jenniferhazell9488]

Hi Alex, thanks that’s amazing what you have been able to grow in your patch well done. Good luck with your move 😊

[@carolinacruz0]

Genuine reaction to your video popping up "OMGGGG ALEXXXXX" All your videos are AMAZING! Best way to learn and relax at the same time.

[@just_alex]

hope you enjoyed! :)

[@carolinacruz0]

@@just_alex I genuinely ALWAYS have the best time!! :) greetings from 🇵🇹

[@dubcindub15]

A fine end to the summer Alex. Best of luck on your move, I hope the new place or allotment has an area big enough for some way of getting rid of kitchen scraps quickly.....like a hen run!! Everyone like this if you wanna see Alex become a Mother Hen!

[@sunshineflicker6120]

I'm so happy I found your channel Alex! Your pure joy for the things you do makes me so happy and excited for my own gardening projects. Thank you for making such lovely and cosy videos!

[@OrganicMommaGA]

One thing to try with your cherry tomatoes - slice in half and roast them with other veg on the tray. We do tomatoes, sweet peppers, onion on the same tray, lightly drizled with oil, roast and enjoy it with just a bit of salt and pepper. Might even go well with your kale. Thanks for a fun to watch video!

[@Lucas-sn1mo]

Awesome! What about growing some chilis/peppers next year? You already have to start in the end of january for that

[@jimbob2826]

Been waiting so long for a new video lol. Thanks for uploading mate. Gonna sit here with my pringles and enjoy

[@just_alex]

ah nice, I love pringles.

[@iammultipotentialite]

I love that he was already happy with a tiny bucket as a birthday gift ❤

[@meaganmiller4113]

Thanks!

[@just_alex]

Thank you!

[@Indhel9957]

Its always a good day when i see Alex has posted a new video. Love watching your journey. Youve inspired me to try and plan out a mini garden for my apartment balcony next year.

[@TobygWilson]

I love every one of your videos please continue making garden videos at your new house. When I saw your video on my for you page I got so excited and when I hird you say that it was your last video at this house I got upset and i am enjoying your video thanks for making great videos keep it up man ❤❤👍👍👍🧑‍🌾

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From the land down under

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