The way she is connected to those plants is amazing. I love it. I love her. So graceful and absorbed into being connected with nature. It's so pieceful watching her find this piece and tranquility in what she is doing. This is an important lesson to the fast paced world where we are lost in consumerism and this fast paced anxious lifestyle of modern times. When he speaks asks her a question you can see she is lost in the tranquility of nature.
All your raised beds are so beautifully made, look how happy and healthy are you veggies in them, you and your husband are such a great team working together, may God keeps blessing you!
Thank you guys for your awesome seeds, it’s my 2nd year of planting your seeds.. they arrived early and safe.. thank you for your wonderful service.. As a farmer I recommend them for good quality seeds👍👍👍
Regine is such a hard working woman. So knowledgeable and informative. I admire her skills so much. Thank you again to you both. I got so inspired after this video.
You have good experience in gardening wish you could be my teacher I would learn a lot I love gardening with a passion I like to see things grow keep up the good work
You are great, a true educator, one who cares about people and their growth. Thank you for your care. You and your husband are both as was said before, a great team. You are loved and appreciated. Blessings!
Thank you for this channel , I like the conversation between both of you . I came here because I saw my sweet potato not actually climbing. I realized I have to do that manually 😄
Would you please post a video on how to cook the sweet potato greens? I'm so very curious about this. As a new (urban) gardener, I'm learning so much from all of your videos; thank you! Every one is a treasure trove of info. Love also watching you two work together & support one another,! This is a skill that is becoming harder to find. In this, you two are mentoring so many in our society in yet another life skill. I'm a grandmother of 5, married 41 years, so I know this to be true! Many blessings to you & your family!
It looks like you hit the jackpot with the property you purchased. It has so much potential to develop in so many directions and as a Woodworker myself I think the Workshop is 'Heaven sent'...one can never have too much covered and lockable space.
Thanks for explaining how you trellis you sweet potatoes, string the vines and the importance of allowing the bottom of the vines to grow on the ground.
My garden is small, and I do vertical gardening as I learn from you. A lot I cam plant to my trellis.. this is good technique to use the most of our garden. Thank you
I cannot adequately express with words how much I just love an organized garden. Your place is absolutely dreamy. Something tells me Regine used to be some type of engineer. Just a hunch. 😉
It’s a very neat garden. I love gardening as well. I’m still learning. Now I found your channel and your channel it will help me learned another technique. Thank you for sharing and God bless
Excellent suggestion, we will certainly do more videos on starting seed and planting for the"winter" season here in Florida. Thanks for watching and supporting our channel!
Just happened to see your channel on RUclips. Thanks for the video. I've just started to grow veggies. This year I planted my sweet potato slips in a large pot. I have a bamboo trellis that surrounds the pot. I am supporting the vines to the trellis. The leaves look very healthy so I'm hoping for a good crop of sweet potatoes. I've subscribed, thanks.
I like all your videos... I want to order some seeds to plant next Spring here in Norwalk, CT. I love the way you teach how to grow and care for vegetable plants. And as an Asian I love all the vegetables that you grow in your garden. I love to eat them too. I am a garden lover and a good gardener too.
Regime, how to you prepare the sweet potato leaves? I love the way your garden is organized. I will be ordering some seeds from as soon as I get myself organized. I have been discouraged about planting vegetables because the iguanas eat everything I plant in my yard. Thank you for the lovely videos. You have a beautiful family.
I truly love your spirit and greatly appreciate you sharing your knowledge. Your plants look so healthy and yummy! Will you be harvesting & selling the seeds of some of the “exotic” plants that you are introducing to many of us?
Beautiful and neat vegs garden. Just my opinion and from experience. I prefer to let the vines spread on the ground. That way, it will keep the moisture of the soil and will not dry the sweet potatoe fruit in the ground. If the vines/leaves are left to spread on the ground, it also suppresses the weeds. Weeds will not have room to grow. If it gets overgrown, you can always trim it and eat the leaves/shoots. I just think stringing the tender vines/stems one by one every few days is too much trouble and the hot sun can easily dry the tender leaves also. In other fruits and vegetable vines, it's best to trellis it, like you do, but not with root vegetables, I don't think. Happy gardening and more power to your channel :) Btw, I'm a Filipina, living in the UK 🇬🇧.
Ok Regine, but here in Aruba we only know how to eat the sweet potato tuber, not the leafy green. So you will teach us how to prepare and eat the shoots please? Thanks Regine!
Your kamote (sweet potatoe in tagalog) looks so fresh and delicious. I love all your videos, so very detailed. I subscribed to your channel and you became my inspiration in making my garden big this coming planting season. Cheers from Toronto, Canada
Interesting gardening. I've never seen sweet potatoes grown up a string before. Does growing this way lessen the production of the tubers at all? I guess it means you can grow more plants in the same space also? I will try this with my sweet potatoes I think, mainly so I can plant more in the same space.
How are you growing vegetables in this hot summer Florida sun? All the experts say you can't grow a garden in the summer here because of the heat, and the rain causing fungal problems. So how do you do it?
Ancient Chinese secret... But seriously Margaret, the raised bed for soil containment and moisture control, the trellis for vertical gardening gives cooling ventilation, and most importantly, vegetable varieties suitable for the season. Shop our website AsianGarden2Table.com
It's Sisal twine, 6 pound working load, you can find it at most hardware stores, should be $5-6 (US) per 500 feet long roll, or less in bigger rolls. Thanks for watching and supporting our channel!
It looks like you used a different connector and larger pipe than I used. Using conduit sagged for me and at one point a connector fell out onto my head .
Yes, this trellis structure is made from 1-3/8" fence top rail, with fence type split clamps and purloin clamps. Check out our earlier videos for how we built it!
Yes, we keep the slower growing, self standing plants like eggplant, pepper, and okra in the center. When it's time to harvest those we step into the beds. Thanks for watching and supporting our channel!
Ants on your vines are usually a sign that you have aphids. Get rid of the aphids in your garden with organic methods, and try to find the ant colony and remove it.
You say that your ares is hot. I live in Texas near San Antonio. It’s pretty hot here. I like to get some luffa seeds purple long beans, egg plant seeds.
Regine seems a real agriculturist applying the best knowledge she has, codos to you both with all those sturdy raised beds materials and good soil preparation. I love your gardening. May I know from what place were you and your background, i hope you two are vegetarians too. Continue to share your knowledge, i already subscribed to your up coming videos of this kind. Keep safe.
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The way she is connected to those plants is amazing. I love it. I love her. So graceful and absorbed into being connected with nature. It's so pieceful watching her find this piece and tranquility in what she is doing. This is an important lesson to the fast paced world where we are lost in consumerism and this fast paced anxious lifestyle of modern times. When he speaks asks her a question you can see she is lost in the tranquility of nature.
You are a very hard working woman. The vegetables are very healthy.
All your raised beds are so beautifully made, look how happy and healthy are you veggies in them, you and your husband are such a great team working together, may God keeps blessing you!
Thanks Cindy!
Thank you guys for your awesome seeds, it’s my 2nd year of planting your seeds.. they arrived early and safe.. thank you for your wonderful service.. As a farmer I recommend them for good quality seeds👍👍👍
I love this idea.never thought of actually trellising these ti keep it cleaner and easy to pick.Thank you so much for this idea
Regine is such a hard working woman. So knowledgeable and informative. I admire her skills so much. Thank you again to you both. I got so inspired after this video.
Thanks Lan!
May is like most farmers, they don’t say much, but when they do listen, her words are wisdom for great easy gardening!
Thanks Judy for your kind words and support. But who is May? My wife's name is Regine...
You have good experience in gardening wish you could be my teacher I would learn a lot I love gardening with a passion I like to see things grow keep up the good work
Ilove your gardening and more your way of explying.from india so.all the best to your business
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Thanks for a wonderful video. God bless you both and your family.
You are great, a true educator, one who cares about people and their growth. Thank you for your care. You and your husband are both as was said before, a great team. You are loved and appreciated. Blessings!
This is a very intelligent and neat way of gardening. Everything looks beautiful. Keep been a blessing to each other and to others.
Thank you for this channel , I like the conversation between both of you .
I came here because I saw my sweet potato not actually climbing. I realized I have to do that manually 😄
Would you please post a video on how to cook the sweet potato greens? I'm so very curious about this.
As a new (urban) gardener, I'm learning so much from all of your videos; thank you! Every one is a treasure trove of info.
Love also watching you two work together & support one another,! This is a skill that is becoming harder to find. In this, you two are mentoring so many in our society in yet another life skill. I'm a grandmother of 5, married 41 years, so I know this to be true! Many blessings to you & your family!
Hi Regine you are very educated in planting thank you😊
Thank you for the excellent tutorial! Beautiful gardens!🌻
Thank you both for showing and explaining. Very useful !
Thanks for Sharing and I really enjoy how beautiful your garden. I definitely will use the trellis for my plants.
Great idea, Regine! Thank you. I find your videos very informative and useful 🙏😀👍
she is very informative and she's great. i have a community herb garden in my neighborhood and i have learned a lot thank you for sharing
Thanks Stephen for your kind words and support on our channel!
It looks like you hit the jackpot with the property you purchased.
It has so much potential to develop in so many directions and as a Woodworker myself I think the Workshop is 'Heaven sent'...one can never have too much covered and lockable space.
Thanks for explaining how you trellis you sweet potatoes, string the vines and the importance of allowing the bottom of the vines to grow on the ground.
Love your sun hat. Happy growing! thank you for sharing!
My garden is small, and I do vertical gardening as I learn from you. A lot I cam plant to my trellis.. this is good technique to use the most of our garden. Thank you
Thanks Sharon for watching, commenting and supporting our channel!
I cannot adequately express with words how much I just love an organized garden. Your place is absolutely dreamy.
Something tells me Regine used to be some type of engineer. Just a hunch. 😉
It’s a very neat garden. I love gardening as well. I’m still learning. Now I found your channel and your channel it will help me learned another technique. Thank you for sharing and God bless
I was wondering how your climber plants look so neat and straight!! This is wonderful. I will try with my okinawa sweet potato plant. Thanks!!
Thank you very much. I will be doing this procedure with my sweet potatoes. 👍🏻💯
really all fresh from the garden... so nice and full of nutrients
Kent, I really like your trellis! Could you make a video on how to build it? Including the best places to source the hardware.
I watched 4 videos from your garden very good. From Frankfurt, Germany ❤
I'm planning a 2-bar trellis on each of my raised beds because of your influence. Everything looks so tidy and I can't wait til mine are too.
Thanks Casey, and best of luck with your trellis structure. Let us know if you have any questions. Kind regards from AsianGarden2Table.com
We need a garden tour and why each plant is planted there
I love your garden
I'm in the Ocala area....you guys are top notch...
Thanks Charles for your kind words and support!
Appreciate all of the knowledge from both of you. New subscriber, and glad I found you guys. Thanks for all of the amazing information!
Hi Ashlee, thanks for your kind words and support on our channel!
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Thanks Ashlee! Welcome to our channel and our family business!
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Thank you so much. Awesome explanation. Love your videos. Can you guide how to start winter veggies in a bed which already has summer veggies?
Excellent suggestion, we will certainly do more videos on starting seed and planting for the"winter" season here in Florida. Thanks for watching and supporting our channel!
Kent Norman absolutely love the videos you make, very inspiring and motivating 😊
Wonderful garden and a beautiful couple. God bless you.
Loved your garden, they looks beautiful, nice work my friend 👍👍👍
WELL ORGANIZED GARDEN.
Very clean very organized garden 👍with lot of informations love it 😍
Just happened to see your channel on RUclips. Thanks for the video. I've just started to grow veggies. This year I planted my sweet potato slips in a large pot. I have a bamboo trellis that surrounds the pot. I am supporting the vines to the trellis. The leaves look very healthy so I'm hoping for a good crop of sweet potatoes. I've subscribed, thanks.
Thanks Rita for watching and supporting our channel!
@@kentnorman5298 Your Welcome!
She sounds irritated by his comments ha ha. I’m sure she’s not:) Loving this channel. I live in the Philippines. Where is this filmed? Thanks
I like all your videos... I want to order some seeds to plant next Spring here in Norwalk, CT.
I love the way you teach how to grow and care for vegetable plants. And as an Asian I love all the vegetables that you grow in your garden. I love to eat them too. I am a garden lover and a good gardener too.
Thanks Raisa, for your kind words and support on our channel!
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Love your new farm!
Just what I needed 💕
What a lovely lady and sweet husband.
Bought a number of your seed packets. They are amazing!
Thanks Murray for your support of our channel and our family business
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Thanks for letting me know about site...and.chuckles to such a sweet.little veggie model...HOW CUTE..AND.SWEET...
Wow amazing garden I’m learning how to do this myself, i like the technique you used to grow your sweet potatoes it inspired me
Happy to have inspired you! Thanks for watching and supporting our channel!
Thank you again, for another one of your very inspirational video 💝 it 👍.
Regime, how to you prepare the sweet potato leaves? I love the way your garden is organized. I will be ordering some seeds from as soon as I get myself organized. I have been discouraged about planting vegetables because the iguanas eat everything I plant in my yard. Thank you for the lovely videos. You have a beautiful family.
What kind of sweet potato do you recommend for the best tasting leaves? There are so many varieties at the asian supermarkets.
Great idea.... thanks sweet couple!
Thanks Bernadette for watching and supporting our channel! Kind regards from AsianGarden2Table.com
😮wow what a good idea on the sweet potatoes. I just planted long beans this morning.
I really like your gardening. Make you my friend ❤️💕♥️
Great gardening
I have ordered many seeds and can’t wait to plant them. I live in Arizona so it’s too hot now.
Thank you Tina for supporting our family business!
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Wow!So Amazing and interesting, thanks 👍😻 you
Watching you from Athens Greece.. Godbless...
Thank you Marilyn, and welcome to our channel. Thanks for watching and supporting us!
I truly love your spirit and greatly appreciate you sharing your knowledge. Your plants look so healthy and yummy! Will you be harvesting & selling the seeds of some of the “exotic” plants that you are introducing to many of us?
Yes, we sell the seeds on our website:
AsianGarden2Table.com
Thanks for watching and supporting our channel!
I didn't know we could eat sweet potatoes leafy green, I thought we could eat only the potato. Most informative video, thank you.
You're welcome Therese, thanks for watching and supporting our channel!
Hi guys. Really love your garden. Can you please let me know if you have 節瓜 seed? I would love to order some. Thank you and more video pleassssss
Hi Maggie, we sell the seeds on our website:
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but only in the United States.
Also, Regine says the fuzzy melon seeds are not the easiest to germinate, and she will be making a video just for that process. Stay tuned...
Beautiful garden. Thank you for sharing
Beautiful. I wish I were your neighbor. I'll apply what you teach here though. Sweet potato leaves are very healthy food.
Beautiful and neat vegs garden.
Just my opinion and from experience. I prefer to let the vines spread on the ground. That way, it will keep the moisture of the soil and will not dry the sweet potatoe fruit in the ground. If the vines/leaves are left to spread on the ground, it also suppresses the weeds. Weeds will not have room to grow. If it gets overgrown, you can always trim it and eat the leaves/shoots. I just think stringing the tender vines/stems one by one every few days is too much trouble and the hot sun can easily dry the tender leaves also. In other fruits and vegetable vines, it's best to trellis it, like you do, but not with root vegetables, I don't think.
Happy gardening and more power to your channel :)
Btw, I'm a Filipina, living in the UK 🇬🇧.
Rain and water sprinkler will keep the leaves clean, but still needs washing. Shoots grow upright, anyway. Your technique looks nice though. 😊
Ok Regine, but here in Aruba we only know how to eat the sweet potato tuber, not the leafy green. So you will teach us how to prepare and eat the shoots please? Thanks Regine!
Cooking videos are on the way... Stay tuned! Thanks for watching and supporting our channel!
Mam ur farming effort is very good🙏🙏🙏🙏
Your kamote (sweet potatoe in tagalog) looks so fresh and delicious. I love all your videos, so very detailed. I subscribed to your channel and you became my inspiration in making my garden big this coming planting season. Cheers from Toronto, Canada
Are you still able to harvest the sweet potato itself if you are harvesting the greens?
Very nice and very neat. Do you and can you reuse the twine or just dispose them once a season for a crop finishes for example?
The twine goes right in the composter with the vines. Recycled, but not reused.
Bellissimo ,una coppia perfetto mi piace 🤪😘😘
Impressive.... now I see sweet potatoes and Malabar spinach👏👏👏🤘
Just for you Micaella... Thanks for your support on our channel!
Long beans are delicious and quite easy.
You have a lot of sun there, which part of the world are you growing the vegetables?
Mm I like your garden looks beautiful my friend 😁💕❤️
How did you build those amazing garden beds?
You guys are in Florida? Fantastic!! I’m in Broward 🙂
Does this process give u less tubers? Does it affect the amount of tubers?
Thanks Marthy for watching and commenting on our channel. This variety of sweet potato is grown specifically for the leafy greens, not the tubers.
what is the best way to prepare the leaves of the s/ potato thank you
Informative vedio 👍👍👍
Please tell me how and what you have used to construct your trellis. Thank you in MA
Good idea,
Lots to learn
Will that keep the potatoes growing if I am looking to grow sweet potatoes .?
Interesting gardening. I've never seen sweet potatoes grown up a string before. Does growing this way lessen the production of the tubers at all? I guess it means you can grow more plants in the same space also? I will try this with my sweet potatoes I think, mainly so I can plant more in the same space.
This variety of sweet potato is grown specifically for the leafy greens in tropical and subtropical climates.
How are you growing vegetables in this hot summer Florida sun? All the experts say you can't grow a garden in the summer here because of the heat, and the rain causing fungal problems. So how do you do it?
Trellis
Ancient Chinese secret...
But seriously Margaret, the raised bed for soil containment and moisture control, the trellis for vertical gardening gives cooling ventilation, and most importantly, vegetable varieties suitable for the season. Shop our website
AsianGarden2Table.com
Its not ideal for the average back yard grower in Florida...but you learn tricks to making it possible to grow in high heat...
Thanks for sharing :-).
what type of twine do you use and where to buy them?
It's Sisal twine, 6 pound working load, you can find it at most hardware stores, should be $5-6 (US) per 500 feet long roll, or less in bigger rolls. Thanks for watching and supporting our channel!
If you use cotton or sisal it will compost right along with the discarded vines.
How do you get rid of worm that eating fruits and flowers?
wow amazing job!
It looks like you used a different connector and larger pipe than I used. Using conduit sagged for me and at one point a connector fell out onto my head .
Yes, this trellis structure is made from 1-3/8" fence top rail, with fence type split clamps and purloin clamps. Check out our earlier videos for how we built it!
Very interesting video
I grew Malabar spinach last year, but I didn't like it, because it was so slimy. Did I do something wrong?
Very nice. Thanks.
How do you harvest the stuff that is in middle of bed? Are you stepping on the soil?
Yes, we keep the slower growing, self standing plants like eggplant, pepper, and okra in the center. When it's time to harvest those we step into the beds.
Thanks for watching and supporting our channel!
When does one plant "Gau-choy" (mustard choy?) and make herm-choy?
Great garden and video. @ 11.50 in the video, I noticed some dark spots. Is have similar areas with ants on my wines. How do you manage them?
Ants on your vines are usually a sign that you have aphids. Get rid of the aphids in your garden with organic methods, and try to find the ant colony and remove it.
Where did you buy your trellis??
Do you sell plants ? I would love to grow as you do : )
Im looking for vegetable seeds where do you get yours from?
You say that your ares is hot. I live in Texas near San Antonio. It’s pretty hot here. I like to get some luffa seeds purple long beans, egg plant seeds.
Nice 🌷🌷🌷🌷
Regine seems a real agriculturist applying the best knowledge she has, codos to you both with all those sturdy raised beds materials and good soil preparation. I love your gardening. May I know from what place were you and your background, i hope you two are vegetarians too. Continue to share your knowledge, i already subscribed to your up coming videos of this kind. Keep safe.
Thanks Methyl for your kind words and support on our channel. You can learn more about us on our website:
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