Hey Fam. Here's my almost 2 hours trip to get some organic fertilizer: ruclips.net/video/4nEEjo-15lQ/видео.html Happy Spring gardening!!! Have you prepared your soil yet? What kinds of vegetables are you planting this year? Is your weather good enough to transplant your seedlings outside? Our weather here in zone 8b is playing 'hide and seek' with us.......hot in the day and freezing at night. 😂😂😂
Great way to prep your soil. I do that with leaves from my yard and food scraps in the fall. I ensure to bury them so rodents don't get into it. Here in Minnesota by spring they would have decomposed adding nutrients to my soil but also helping to loosen the clay soil i have. So easy to spend 4 plus hrs in the garden, and make it fun with some music. I am planting hot and sweet bell peppers, kale, bitterleaf, waterleaf, corn, sweet and Irish potatoes, lettuce, lots of herbs too. Great video.
Fantastic demonstration & explanation Sylvia! So happy to watch you enjoying gardening and you have a HUGE gardening plot to grow all of your favorites! I'm growing some annuals, such as tomatoes, peppers, basil, radishes, etc... but currently growing mostly fruit trees such as lemons, pluots, pomegranates and figs. Each year I am so excited to reap the health & nutrition the backyard garden offers me and my family! I hope this year is your BEST growing season! Happy Gardening, Charles :-)
Your garden is beautiful we can’t overwinter bitterleaf here. I use the no-dig method by topping the soil with compost over the winter/early spring it’s definitely easier than digging. And soil disturbance is minimal produducing better plants.
Good job. I'm going to incorporate some cow manure into some not so great soil for my garden eggs. I'm looking for some pumpkin seeds to plant this year. Keep up the good work 👏
Had to have spent at least 3 or 4 hours!!! Lol I love it tho i would sleep in my garden if I could I'm out there more than I'm in my house lol!! Thanks for sharing this "old school" method I love learning something old!! GOD bless!
I enjoyed your video and the tips on how to garden. Do you have any tips on how to protect the Bitter leaves from harsh winter cold weather and snow. Where I live is very cold and snowy. This year I planted some bitter leaves and I don’t want to lose them.
Hi Njideka. You can cut the bitterleaf stems, plant them in a container indoor under a grow light. Do this few weeks before winter hits so you have stems to plant in your garden the following planting season (Late Spring/Early Summer months). Here's the grow light that I use: amzn.to/48vR8d9
Thanks for sharing these gardening videos. Where do I order bitter leaf seeds in the states, I wonder. My guess is you were in the garden for approximately 8-10 hours... Am I close?👀
Almost that long. 😆 🤣 You can reach me with Sylviaenefioksandy@gmail.com to mail the bitterleaf stems to you if you're interested. Thank you for watching. ❤️ ❤️
Hi! I think you spent 3 to 4 hours in the garden. This spring, I'm planting potatoes, string beans, carrots onions, and peppers. I will plant cabbage and collards in the fall.
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Hey Fam. Here's my almost 2 hours trip to get some organic fertilizer: ruclips.net/video/4nEEjo-15lQ/видео.html
Happy Spring gardening!!! Have you prepared your soil yet? What kinds of vegetables are you planting this year? Is your weather good enough to transplant your seedlings outside? Our weather here in zone 8b is playing 'hide and seek' with us.......hot in the day and freezing at night. 😂😂😂
Great way to prep your soil. I do that with leaves from my yard and food scraps in the fall. I ensure to bury them so rodents don't get into it. Here in Minnesota by spring they would have decomposed adding nutrients to my soil but also helping to loosen the clay soil i have. So easy to spend 4 plus hrs in the garden, and make it fun with some music.
I am planting hot and sweet bell peppers, kale, bitterleaf, waterleaf, corn, sweet and Irish potatoes, lettuce, lots of herbs too. Great video.
That’s awesome. 👏 Thank you for sharing, Sis. ❤️❤️
What state are you in that corn grows well???
Fantastic demonstration & explanation Sylvia! So happy to watch you enjoying gardening and you have a HUGE gardening plot to grow all of your favorites! I'm growing some annuals, such as tomatoes, peppers, basil, radishes, etc... but currently growing mostly fruit trees such as lemons, pluots, pomegranates and figs. Each year I am so excited to reap the health & nutrition the backyard garden offers me and my family! I hope this year is your BEST growing season!
Happy Gardening,
Charles :-)
Hey Charles. That’s awesome. 👏 Believing for the best this year. 😊 Thank you for watching. ❤️❤️
Very good advice. Thanks for sharing. 👍🏾💚
You're welcome, Cheryl. Thank you for watching. ❤❤
You are an extremely hard worker,great job 👏🏾 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 NEW JERSEY....
Thank you. 😊 ❤️
Very good VIDEO, thanks for sharing ❤
Glad you enjoyed it. 😊 Thank you for watching, Mama. ❤️❤️
❤❤you are inspiring I love your spirit I like gardening
Thank you, Sabera. ❤
Great video. I enjoyed watching.
Thank you, Angela. ❤️❤️
New subscriber here ... Enjoyed your video Sylvia and learned some tips from your grandmother too!
Glad to have you here. 😊 Thank you. ❤️❤️
Good job, Sylvia!
Thank you. ❤
Thank you so much for this video. I need to do something to my bitterleaf plants.
You're welcome, Juli. Thank you for watching. ❤
Thanks for sharing ❤
You're welcome, Christiana. Thank you for watching. ❤
You are so fun!
Thank you, Rebecca. 😊 ❤️ ❤️
Good honest how to do it video.
Thank you, James. ❤
Your garden is beautiful we can’t overwinter bitterleaf here. I use the no-dig method by topping the soil with compost over the winter/early spring it’s definitely easier than digging. And soil disturbance is minimal produducing better plants.
Wow!! Thank you for sharing. ❤️❤️
Great video 😊
Thank you, Courtney. ❤️❤️
@@sylviasandy you're welcome 😊
Good job. I'm going to incorporate some cow manure into some not so great soil for my garden eggs. I'm looking for some pumpkin seeds to plant this year. Keep up the good work 👏
Thank you, Ego. ❤️
Had to have spent at least 3 or 4 hours!!! Lol I love it tho i would sleep in my garden if I could I'm out there more than I'm in my house lol!! Thanks for sharing this "old school" method I love learning something old!! GOD bless!
We’re in this together. 😂 😂 Thank you for watching, Jessica. ❤️❤️
I enjoyed your video and the tips on how to garden. Do you have any tips on how to protect the Bitter leaves from harsh winter cold weather and snow. Where I live is very cold and snowy. This year I planted some bitter leaves and I don’t want to lose them.
Hi Njideka. You can cut the bitterleaf stems, plant them in a container indoor under a grow light.
Do this few weeks before winter hits so you have stems to plant in your garden the following planting season (Late Spring/Early Summer months).
Here's the grow light that I use: amzn.to/48vR8d9
Go girl! love the dancing. I love Jesus too. I bet you do.
Hahaha. Thank you, Cedar. ❤
Wow it is still very cold in Atl. We can’t do anything.
Right. ATL is a little bit colder. Hopefully, it’ll warm up soon. Thank you for watching, Chidi. ❤️❤️
Your compost against and on your wooden fence, it will compost your wooden fence. Your fence will rot and compost.
I moved them the next day. I was too tired to pack them. Thank you for sharing. ❤❤
@@sylviasandy I am amazed at your gardening skills.
@@sweetsavorywords3506 Thank you. 😊❤️❤️
Please do you sell bitter leaf stem and how much?
Hi Uche. Yes, I do. You can reach me with Sylviaenefioksandy@gmail.com to mail you the stems. Thank you for watching. ❤ ❤
@@sylviasandy I have sent you the email
@@ucheanagor5720 Hi Uche. I’ve replied you.
Thanks for sharing these gardening videos. Where do I order bitter leaf seeds in the states, I wonder.
My guess is you were in the garden for approximately 8-10 hours... Am I close?👀
Almost that long. 😆 🤣 You can reach me with Sylviaenefioksandy@gmail.com to mail the bitterleaf stems to you if you're interested. Thank you for watching. ❤️ ❤️
4-5 hours
Yes yes. 😃 Thank you for watching, Uche.
Hi! I think you spent 3 to 4 hours in the garden. This spring, I'm planting potatoes, string beans, carrots onions, and peppers. I will plant cabbage and collards in the fall.
That’s right. 😃 Looks like you’re readyyyy. 💃🏻💃🏻 Awesome 👏. Thank you for watching, L T.
You are planting potatoes in the spring? In what growing zone are you?