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When boiling beets don't forget to save your red water to make beet jelly!! It is so good! Can't even taste the beets! Good luck!

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There's a decision to be made about the amount of time and money put into a garden. Too much, and it's not worth the return. I'm a poor gardener, but I almost always get some return. Of course, the above decision doesn't take into account how much you enjoy the activity. If someone wants to spend all of their free time in the garden, do what you love. Thanks for the video!

Thank you. I planted some two weeks ago. Hopefully, they'll make it.

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Thank You!!! Who knew Turnips loved the Pacific Northwest. .

I had an unusual experience this year. I decided to grow indoors with grow lights super early. It ended up being too early, and the seedlings got too long before it was good weather for planting in NY. At the end of the last year, as I was picking tomatoes in the fall, a few were rotten. I absent mindedly put them onto a dirt filled clay pot on my back stairs and forgot about them. When my tomatoes for this year failed, I was happy to see that my discarded tomato had plenty of hardy specimens ready for planting! Thanks for sharing your method. It's a lot more organized than mine!

Thanks for the info, I want to grow sweet potatoes but not for tubers, the vines, leaves & stems are edible, full of carbs, protein, & fiber plus plenty of micro nutrients & vitamins. Expect to use as a replacement for salad or spinach, want to be able to produce salads on a sailboat. Looks like the jar + water method would work great.

Thanks for showing the failures too. I enjoy a lot of gardening channels, but some of them put so much time, and materials into their gardens that it's an unrealistic goal for me. I don't have your space, but I have a similar percentage of success and failure. I'll keep trying and learning. Thanks for the video.

Thank you for this video. We planted okra I needed yo know how to store it

I thought I'd be really smart and start tomatoes indoors with grow lights. I ended up with nothing. Luckily, I had tossed some rotten garden tomatoes in outdoor pots last fall. They sprouted in the spring, so I used then instead.

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My light won’t cut on

What a nice greenhouse, it looks huge. 😀

❤ Thank you sooooo much!! This was soooo helpful. God bless you

I learned that sweet potatoes want to grow in any condition. Water seems best and doesn't require much effort.

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What a beautiful set up and some good tips.

Howdy Kathy! I'm glad to see the growing season coming up, but sure don't look forward to the 100+ degree temps here in Texas.

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This is a kind hearted, and thoughtful video.

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You can also set up a small tent and put a blanket over it. Will keep your body heat trapped in tent. No tent, drape 2 or 3 blankets over a table and sleep there. Sleeping bags are a must.

Thank you for doing this along with your mom. They're being very secretive about everything and I'm thankful you're interviewing and bringing it out in the open. Your channel will go far as long as they don't shut it down. New sub. Sharing!

Thank you for sharing.....👍❤️👍❤️ Be sure to check wh8ch rooms have water pipes...don't want those to freeze. 🙂

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You can also have pieces of cardboard cut to window size and put up on the windows inside the curtains, especially during the night. You can even put cardboard against the outside walls to keep the cold from seeping through. An electric coffee pot might be able to plug into a power charger to boil water for soup to have hot food. A busun burner camping stove might be useable. I'm not sure if you need to have fresh air for that though.

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you work very hard and you harvest the labor of your works,keep up the good work and perseverance! And it's an honor to have you visit our channel, we can discuss more about our experiences in harvesting and building farms.

Like the video (we are in Indiana too!), we are trying to get an idea of how we can tell what types we have....I guess that if we start mounding and they don't grow new shoots, then they are determinate? I REALLY don't want to buy seed potatoes from a store and just use old ones that we have in the pantry.

ohhhh Kathy!!! We had a ball python! Named Monty after Monty Python! Awww I miss Monty! Our Son, Lance brought him home one day from a friends spring of 2005 just 3 weeks before he left to teach English in Taiwan. He said "you'll look after him, right Mom" haha cute. As a kid we had lizards and I loved catching garden snakes. And of course I looked after Monty. I gave him to a friend who's son had another ball python after Lance passed away in 2017. It was a very hard decision for me... but with our dog Charlie and our cat Shadow... I dunno... I just felt I wasn't bringing Monty out enough and there was just to much sadness... well, the sadness hasn't changed that much but. It's really nice to see Artie! Thanks for sharing.

Hello Kathy, I searched under google and this video came up! Well aren't you famous! Way to go! I was searching about store bought beets. Hubby and I don't seem to finish a whole jar right away. I know its pickled but I'd hate to think how long we've left them in the fridge! lol. I've also made them in the past from fresh.... anyhoot. What do you about freezing some from a store bought jar? Have an amazing day! Hugs from Ontario, Canada ... p.s. I love your wee garland above your doorway there! Is that wee houses?

Blanching is needed or not

Love OKRA.

You only wait half hour when you put new wick in = after that you light straight away and flame settles in about 10=15 mins

A good list, but it's overwhelming to hear it all at once. I'll have to cut it up into smaller lists. Thanks.

Very informative!