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I can't wait to have my own garden in the future - it will be a perfect getaway from my office job 😊

Not a failure, a lesson. Thank you for that. 🙂

Thank you for the information! As a first timer for growing plants I didn’t really think the fruits or vegetables would be able to split because of the water

ok lil bill, time for you to take your meds.

It is my first time on your channel and I have just subscribed. Thank you so much for sharing. Great job.Keep up the good work. All the best on this journey.🙏

Great tips!

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Nice job 👍🏿

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Thanks for sharing 😍👍❤️

Thanka for sharing

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Great information. Thanks for sharing.

Nice video. Enjoyed watching it. Thank you for sharing 😊👊🏾💚 7:41

I've been watching a lot of gardening videos lately which is why I'm guessing the algorithm pointed me to this channel and the title really seemed quite interesting but that "gooood mooorning" at the beginning of the video showed me that I'm in the wrong place. Back to The Gardner's Friend YT page I go. Good luck with everything.

Nice ❤ 10:27

211 pounds is amazing!

seeing you be upset about the noodles but then immediately going to improve them is amazing and inspiring to me! i would've given up but you didn't and i really respect that! I love your videos. And it's an honor to have you visit our channel, we can discuss more about our experiences in harvesting and building farms.

You came on my feed. I just subbed and will find you on the gram 👍🏾🌱

Thanks for sharing 😊

Thanks for the video, loved the varieties🇵🇸❤

Recipe sounds good! I have to try it.

Great information 👍🏼 😊

I like the channel but the music messes with my ability to stay focused on what you’d saying. I’m easily distracted. I joined your channel yesterday and subscribed.

that wasabi arugula is just a variety of arugula, probably named because its pungency resembles wasabi. true wasabi is a root and i've heard it's hard to grow.

Hello, you said what kind of cabbage you grew. Will you please tell me what kind of collard green and kale you grew? Thanks

New subscriber here. Your brassicas are looking good.

Great source of information. Love, love the soze of the cabbage you harvested. The students would be so proud of what they were able to grow. Keep up the good work! 😊

Baker Creek gave you a nice variety of seeds. I hope the students have fun growing their plants.

Nice video. Thanks for sharing.

I like the vidoes. pretty good dude. keep it up.

Ho something different not sweet potatoes, always try to use all spaces

You can also grow in the brick openings

Thanks for sharing this video. Yes its important to save your seeds. Good job!!

Gotta do the same to my garden soon. Stupid Fall.

Love the intro to this particular video.

Love the intro to this particular video.

Perfect timing! Was just thinking about how we could do better with the peppers in our spot.

Thanks for sharing this video. And all the great information

That’s a monarch butterfly

u can put ladybugs or green lacewings or spray some soap and water mixture, neem oil or essential oils

Maybe you will need to design signs to place within the raise beds. And add the statement "Do Not Disturb, Plants Growing Here." Just a suggestion

Thanks for the great information. Happy gardening

My understanding is that when you first setup you use 4 of each but for weekly maintenance you only use a 1/3 scoop of each. Am I correct?

She put all the seeds in one hole. 😂 Well, she should have a great harvest.

Thanks for the tour. Everything looks great! Keep up the great work!

I was happy when I first saw my compost steaming. I know exactly how you feel. Take care. 😎

What's the dimensions on the inside of your raised bed? Thanks

It would be nice to see your face during video 😊. Anyway, great content.

Enjoyed the lesson on companion planting.