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I made this recipe from the book and the onions will not be in the ones I’m doing tomorrow. To us they over power it . And if you like me and love Mt olive relish they don’t put onions in there’s either

I made this relish and my husband loves it! Thank you!

Do you stop watering them once they have seeded? I have some with seeds pods. Not sure If im supposed to keep watering them.

Why do we need baking soda and washing soda???

Miss Solo Do you have any recipes for pepper jelly? Also Can I make enough for a single jar? Tysm!! ❤❤❤

What is the chopping tool you're using! I want to copy you recipe exactly it looks so amazing.

Great video! Can two collard plants fully grow in one grow bag or did you have to separate them and repot individually ?

Great video! Clear, concise & easy to follow instructions.

Thank you, Thank you, Thank you! You said it, 'failures need to be shown as much as as good harvests.' Your harvest turned out way better than mine. But I've learned from it and I'm still blessed! Keep growing and be blessed.

Looks Fantastic. Just wish I'd been there for the taste test.

Thank you for sharing this video. The relish looks delicious.

Love it ❤

Jp

My first was incredible and my garlic came out amazing but this second year due to lack of rain, cooler spring and just a busy life my garlic looks sad and bulbs were tiny or non existent. Always good to learn from failures as much as successes!

You still have some garlic. This is my 2nd year with a garden. My brassicas failed again but they were better then last year. Next year will be better yet. I just love gardening. I’m always learning. I love your beds. New sub here.

Appreciate the transparency!! We are ever learning.

My first season of growing garlic didn't turn out great but I learned so much, the second year I grew them turned out so much better! I think your video helps people understand how crops can turn out . Not always perfect but always a learning experience. Hang in there!

No modern washer is designed to use soap. Soap hasn’t been used in mainstream laundry detergents for over 70 years. Only clueless DIY enthusiasts wash laundry with soap.

I'm going to have to try this!

I definitely understand wanting to take everything out of the garden. I've had those moments where I just wanted to start all over again.

The main problem with homemade laundry "detergent" is that the oils in the soap begin to build up on your laundry after some time which make them dingy and water-resistant. If you are going to make your own laundry soap it's best to alternate between that and actual detergent. Detergent will break down the oils from the soap.

Thanks so much for sharing your wonderful harvest with us🤗

Are the Fels Naphtha bar and the Zote bar the same size? Shouldn't you measure how much soap you need in the washing soap? BTW, soap is not detergent. If you have sensitive skin, maybe you ought to use Castile soap

Thanks ❤

New to channel, enjoyed video.

Do you think I can use my favorite hand soap bar instead of Zote? I love Caress or Irish soap bar.

The bed that has something wrong with it add some beneficial nematodes. You probably have grubs

This is great info, thanks for sharing. Never thought of putting the suckers to good use like that. Great video, keep it up!

Thanks for sharing!

I love using both zote and fels just do half of each

Hello Ms. Sola, nice haul at lowes. Our lowes has herbs and vegetables plants 3 for $12. Maybe yours as well. Great video. See you in the garden 🤗

Thanks for that icing bucket tip went & got me some today 😊

Hello Ms. Sola, your channel popped up on my feed. I really enjoyed your tour and I subscribed. I've thought about growing plantains so I'll be taking your lead. tfs...I'll see you in the garden 🤗

Great idea Thanks

I just discovered your channel and I subscribed! You have a wonderful growing space and lots of nice things planted and growing. I’m looking forward to seeing what the watermelon patch looks like once it gets going. I’m planting some watermelon this season also, come over and check me out 🪴

I absolutely love your garden. New friend here. Hope you can join me as well. I look forward to more of your videos.

Good Garden Vibes..keep pushing the videos

How much do you use per load

Sounds simple!

Your seedlings look great. Lots of peppers and tomatoes.

Those cabbage worms are relentless

Miss Sola - funny, I Googled 'canning pickles disaster' and your video came up, lol. May I ask - one year later - how they turned out? Last week I made Christmas jam (perfect) but also decided to do some sweet and spicy dill pickles. I soaked the cukes in ice water and also used pickle crisp 'just in case.' I got curious a week later, opened a jar and... 🤮 The pickles were limp and mushy to the touch. My only true canning disaster other than the time I nearly burned down the kitchen making Marmalade that boiled over. Any tips or other pickling recipes? Please post!

Love the video, no need to boil the rings and I remove the rings after canning to save money. Keep up the good work and thanks again for the info

Thank you for sharing. I appreciate your clear instructions, especially the amounts you used of the ingredients. I made my first jelly yesterday (raspberry/blueberry), and after procesing the fruit, I ended up with 5 cups of juice. I used my limited math skills to add 6 and 1/2 cups sugar, 6 Tbsp pectin, and 1 Tbsp lemon juice. I was like you - I had a half-jar and all if did was float in the canner.so I left it out overnight and will try it on toast for breakfast. Thanks again!

I have that same set up with the landscape mat 12ft by 24ft I use 7 gal nursery pots.

Really enjoyed watching your video… I’m trying to learn how to make jams and jellies… this was a really good video for apple jelly… I just subscribed.. love how you explain everything

So awesome!

Buy from anywhere your jars except wall mart

Very beautiful❣️❣️❣️

I remember years ago of my mom making this and the anticipation of enjoying it. I must have been maybe 3. It was so good, thanks for jolting my memory, next on my list to can