Food: All You Never Wanted To Know
Food: All You Never Wanted To Know
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Winter Barbecue Rosemary Harvest!
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Winter Barbecue Rosemary Harvest!
Indoor Winter Lettuce Taste Test!
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Indoor Winter Lettuce Taste Test!
Winter Indoor Tomatoes!
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Winter Indoor Tomatoes!
Beautiful Rugosa Friulana Squash!!!
Просмотров 2721 день назад
Beautiful Rugosa Friulana Squash!!!
Mini Greenhouse Assembly on Deck
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Mini Greenhouse Assembly on Deck
How to Store 25 lbs of Grain, & What if You’re Gluten Free?
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How to Store 25 lbs of Grain, & What if You’re Gluten Free?
Kale Bud Breakfast!
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Kale Bud Breakfast!
Too Many Pea Shoots! What to Do?!
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Too Many Pea Shoots! What to Do?!
Indoor Radish!
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Indoor Radish!
Winter Tomato Blues!
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Mini Greenhouse Harvest on Deck
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Mini Greenhouse Harvest on Deck
Deck Potatoes Teensy Harvest
Просмотров 2023 месяца назад
Deck Potatoes Teensy Harvest
Bush Beans-What Size Pot?
Просмотров 283 месяца назад
Bush Beans-What Size Pot?
Dehydrate Tons of Zucchini for an Itty Bitty Storage Space!
Просмотров 403 месяца назад
Dehydrate Tons of Zucchini for an Itty Bitty Storage Space!
Baby Sarpo Mira Potatoes
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Baby Sarpo Mira Potatoes
Stir Frying Ping Tung Eggplant
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Stir Frying Ping Tung Eggplant
Dehydrate that Zucchini Explosion
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Dehydrate that Zucchini Explosion
Bacon Lettuce Tomato Sandwiches at Last!
Просмотров 23 месяца назад
Bacon Lettuce Tomato Sandwiches at Last!
AWESOME Flavor! Sean’s Yellow Dwarf Tomato!
Просмотров 213 месяца назад
AWESOME Flavor! Sean’s Yellow Dwarf Tomato!
Freeze Blueberries-Fast & Easy!!!
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Freeze Blueberries-Fast & Easy!!!
Will This Work? Hanging Sweet Potato Vines!
Просмотров 23 месяца назад
Will This Work? Hanging Sweet Potato Vines!
When You Leave the Garden for 4 Days, & Delicious Siletz!
Просмотров 703 месяца назад
When You Leave the Garden for 4 Days, & Delicious Siletz!
Enter Your Local Fair!
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Enter Your Local Fair!
How many Tom’s?
Просмотров 4533 месяца назад
How many Tom’s?
Don’t Buy Cheap Hoses!
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Don’t Buy Cheap Hoses!
Dappled light for BabyTransplants
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Dappled light for BabyTransplants
Cake decorating CHEAP!
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Cake decorating CHEAP!
Jericho Lettuce-Heat Resistant, Good in Cold Too?
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Jericho Lettuce-Heat Resistant, Good in Cold Too?
Sweet Potato Carrots!
Просмотров 73 месяца назад
Sweet Potato Carrots!

Комментарии

  • @poojashadalkuppa4686
    @poojashadalkuppa4686 День назад

    Ok 👌 mdm

  • @Ginniccole
    @Ginniccole 3 дня назад

    Nice 😊

  • @desireeroberts2484
    @desireeroberts2484 15 дней назад

    I can't thank you enough for posting this!! I have one of the green hoop houses and the same problem. I am definitely going to have to borrow this emergency hack ❤❤❤ stay warm ❤

  • @bebemukbangs3691
    @bebemukbangs3691 18 дней назад

    When do you sow the seeds for these and what variety??

  • @morninglight7544
    @morninglight7544 19 дней назад

    Thanks! Liked and subscribed. Would this work if I started now?

  • @growingmyown
    @growingmyown 3 месяца назад

    Awesome harvest, thanks for sharing..new friend here from Growing My Own.

  • @Jaguarca23
    @Jaguarca23 3 месяца назад

    The best intro ever, subscribing!

  • @shadow_hunttr
    @shadow_hunttr 3 месяца назад

    hi no comments? lemme fix that

  • @murlthomas2243
    @murlthomas2243 3 месяца назад

    We had a blistering summer in Oklahoma. I plant potatoes in March, and and harvest in June, then replant in August and harvest in November. Second harvest is seed potatoes for spring. They spend all of August and most of September under shade cloth. Good luck next year.

  • @LifeGarden4U
    @LifeGarden4U 3 месяца назад

    That's still a win 🎉

  • @DaveCollierCamping
    @DaveCollierCamping 3 месяца назад

    Great video

  • @DaveCollierCamping
    @DaveCollierCamping 3 месяца назад

    Excellent - new friend here

  • @Not_So_Weird_in_Austin
    @Not_So_Weird_in_Austin 4 месяца назад

    Thanks for showing the process I discovered China Jade this year in 2024 and want to save some seeds

  • @Splendid123456789
    @Splendid123456789 7 месяцев назад

    Thank you so much for your video! In another one of your videos you mentioned that you save your seeds from this tomato variety. Can you or do you already have a video on how you do that? I'd love to know! 🙂

  • @dorothy1930
    @dorothy1930 Год назад

    Hello again, your camera movement was much better. I will continue to follow.

  • @dorothy1930
    @dorothy1930 Год назад

    please stop moving your camera so fast. I like your video

  • @ChefKevinRiese
    @ChefKevinRiese Год назад

    You should have mentioned the fact that you can pickle them or "can" them. That would last all winter!

  • @rainykelly1962
    @rainykelly1962 Год назад

    Never tried dwarf tomatos but these are so cute and colorful, I may have to try them!

  • @imamurfe
    @imamurfe Год назад

    Amazing!

  • @satriatv165
    @satriatv165 Год назад

    ❤like it, stay connected

  • @satriatv165
    @satriatv165 Год назад

    Hi friend, like it

  • @bwayne40004
    @bwayne40004 Год назад

    I have two and a half pounds of these coming from Wood Prairie Farm in a few weeks. Now I am even more excited about this variety.

  • @satriatv165
    @satriatv165 Год назад

    Wow amazing

  • @catalinatreats
    @catalinatreats Год назад

    The ruttabega looks fantastic

  • @catalinatreats
    @catalinatreats Год назад

    There's so much I want to plant I guess I should get started

  • @DouglasLeavitt
    @DouglasLeavitt Год назад

    Good info! Thanks! Yall are cute working together. #CoupleGoals

  • @catalinatreats
    @catalinatreats Год назад

    Wow thay looks so good!!! 😍

  • @annietate888
    @annietate888 Год назад

    'Promosm'

  • @lovelight9164
    @lovelight9164 2 года назад

    I have an awning that wide also, Nothing wants to grow in that area not enough top sun or enough water.

    • @foodallyouneverwantedtokno8135
      @foodallyouneverwantedtokno8135 Год назад

      Have you tried lettuce? What type of awning cover do you use? If its casting shade, maybe a change in material would help. Let me know!

  • @satriatv165
    @satriatv165 2 года назад

    Wow amazing dear friend

  • @marcielynn4886
    @marcielynn4886 2 года назад

    Too small.

    • @foodallyouneverwantedtokno8135
      @foodallyouneverwantedtokno8135 Год назад

      Yep--it's really small! I originally bought it just for the shelves, which I use over and over, separate from the mini greenhouse setup. Then when we opened the box we realized the shelves don't work like the others we'd been buying. However, I think this might be a great way to give a couple of potted tomato plants some extra protection inside our hoop house, or even a few small beds of something too tall for hoops and floating row cover. I don't think it would hold up to wind at all, although maybe it could be lashed to supports of some kind like deck posts.

  • @catalinatreats
    @catalinatreats 2 года назад

    That looks fun!

  • @satriatv165
    @satriatv165 2 года назад

    Amazing, like it

  • @catalinatreats
    @catalinatreats 2 года назад

    This looks great! And nutritious too. We have a 7 days of salads collaboration going. Let me know if you'd like me to add you to the Playlist. Tomorrow we'll be live too

    • @iRunfastXC
      @iRunfastXC Год назад

      Add her! She’d love that!

  • @SugarCreekOffGrid
    @SugarCreekOffGrid 2 года назад

    I put my little greenhouse....in the big greenhouse. Created another grow zone ... the sideways idea great

  • @windseeker2357
    @windseeker2357 2 года назад

    I bought 2 of them last year on sale. Thanks for showing me what it looks like. I just built 2 platforms to put them on in back yard. Going to use them to start plants. I’ll secure them to platform so wind won’t blow them over. Thanks. 😢

  • @karenfisher2218
    @karenfisher2218 2 года назад

    Great idea, I have this greenhouse as well.

  • @CucumberShop
    @CucumberShop 2 года назад

    Thank you for sharing. China Jade does not always like to produce seed, so I'm glad that you got it to do so. I usually get all the liquid I can out of the pulp before I even ferment it. I have noticed that if there is too much water during fermentation, it is possible that the seed can begin to sprout.

  • @sandyp2485
    @sandyp2485 2 года назад

    I watch Gary Pilarchik's channel also; he actually has two on RUclips. There are so many helpful gardening videos but since he gardens in the same growing zone it's helpful to me to follow along. Best of luck with the gnat war.

  • @sandyp2485
    @sandyp2485 2 года назад

    I had been looking at the black carrots thinking it would be fun to try them. Now I need to look at the red ones, too. It's interesting to note that they should be planted for a fall harvest. I'm in zone 7a in Virginia so the red carrots might work out really well in my little dirt patch. Thanks for the review on the flavor of each. That is something not necessarily described in the seed catalogs.

  • @sandyp2485
    @sandyp2485 2 года назад

    I really like the idea of using the little greenhouse on its side--no worries about it blowing over. I have a very small yard with no room for a greenhouse unless it's something used only in winter and put away for summer. It's amazing what can be done even in a small yard (think vertical) to get plenty of produce.

  • @billmurphy8363
    @billmurphy8363 2 года назад

    😂

  • @benjaminnorris8051
    @benjaminnorris8051 2 года назад

    Would this be hard to do with chocolate ice cream instead of vanilla, for chocolate chocolate fudge?

  • @Jo_mommah
    @Jo_mommah 2 года назад

    Thank you so much! I was worried I may not get seed this season since they are considered a “seedless” cuke that doesn’t need pollination. So to get seeds I’m guessing it needs to be pollinated? I’ve heard so many good things about this cuke and want to continue to grow it if I enjoy it.. I just didn’t want to buy seed every few years.

  • @WonbyGrace2
    @WonbyGrace2 3 года назад

    How do you keep the mold off the seeds. I bought one scooped seeds removed all the pulp rinsed left in deuce to drain and dry week later major mold😕 thank you for posting we put unbleached parchment paper and then tin foil IF I use tin foil for anything. However to cook I just turn meat side down and bake works great

    • @foodallyouneverwantedtokno8135
      @foodallyouneverwantedtokno8135 3 года назад

      That's a great way to bake squash! I make sure to drain the seeds well and pat dry before drying them. If water puddles around them, they could mold. Also, if you buy squash from a store, you'll need to be sure it was grown isolated from other squash of the same family. (They require 1/2 mile isolation.) Pink Banana squash is in the C. Maxima family. Parchment paper is a cooking staple for me!

  • @imamurfe
    @imamurfe 3 года назад

    Absolutely nutty prices!

  • @zenqw7858
    @zenqw7858 3 года назад

    amazing

  • @zenqw7858
    @zenqw7858 3 года назад

    LOTTA FOOD

  • @dmurph1320
    @dmurph1320 3 года назад

    The little pink striped cherry tomatoes are “Pink Bumblebee,” not “Pink Brandywine.” A slip of the tongue!

  • @shawnam2671
    @shawnam2671 3 года назад

    Very neat! Question- why do you have to provide extra feed for the chickens if they are eating the grass and bugs and you move the the tractor daily?

    • @dmurph1320
      @dmurph1320 3 года назад

      Poultry, especially meat birds, need grain to grow at a good rate. They don’t get enough of the correct balance of nutrients, including minerals, simply from grass and insects. Cornish cross especially, we’re bred to have an extremely high metabolism, and need grain and extra protein to develop properly. In contrast, true herbivores, such as sheep & cattle, do well on an all-pasture diet, as long as it is not sparse & deficient in nutrients. Some heritage poultry can survive on pasture and insects, but they don’t produce like the Cornish Cross. I would like to raise a good heritage breed chicken for meat; I just haven’t found one that isn’t too expensive for the results.