I like that those tomato cages can be taken apart and stored in a smaller size! And those beets look delicious!! They’ll be so sweet and yummy! Garlic looks great too! ❤
Nice garlic harvest. The stem and leaves are still green, so they create photosynthesis, so imho if you waited a few more weeks you'd have an even greater harvest. OTOH if the soil too moist for too long it might get spoiled.
Hello from southern Colorado!😊 Love your garden..❤ I’m in Zone 5B-6A. It seems we are so much farther behind. Garden here is finally coming to fruition. Love seeing your harvest. Btw …. Love your channel💕
Hi! Oh southern Colorado is beautiful! I did a road trip out west many years ago and that part of the country was one of my favorites. Just stunning! Isn’t it wild how different our growing seasons can be?! My family is all in coastal NC only one zone up, and they had their peppers in the ground in the first of April! 😮 it’s hard not to have zone envy sometimes. 😉 Thanks a bunch for being here and following along! 💗
Hey Joanna. You just popped up and I started watching. I am a new subscriber, have 12 raised beds. Also a person that struggles to grow corn. I’m in zone 9a, Southern California. I planted sweet corn back in May and it’s doing okay, no tassels yet. My neighbor keeps telling me the rats are going to attack my corn. He’s so getting on my nerves 😵💫. Anyway, I will be watching more videos and thanks for the info on those cool tomatoes 🍅 cages! Take care👩🏽🌾
Hi!! So glad you’re here! Goodness that isn’t the kindest encouragement to be getting! 🤪🙈 I hope you have the BEST of success this year! Maybe, just maybe it’s our year for a bumper crop! 😁🤞🏼 So glad you’re following along!
I grow soft neck garlic here in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Western NC. Have you noticed any difference in how long the soft versus hard neck varieties store?
Hi! NC mountains are beautiful! Growing up my family would vacation to the Maggie Valley area. ☺️ Yes I’ll get a couple more months out of my hard neck varieties. I try to use up my soft neck first.
I like that those tomato cages can be taken apart and stored in a smaller size! And those beets look delicious!! They’ll be so sweet and yummy! Garlic looks great too! ❤
Everything is doing so well. Loving all these tips!
Awesome harvest!!! Thanks for sharing!!!
Nice garlic harvest. The stem and leaves are still green, so they create photosynthesis, so imho if you waited a few more weeks you'd have an even greater harvest. OTOH if the soil too moist for too long it might get spoiled.
So much yum!
Looks so good!
Welcome to Virginia! We’re in Charles City..absolutely love it here. Looking forward to seeing your progress..
Hi fellow Virginian! It’s such an incredible state! Thanks for following along!
Hello from southern Colorado!😊 Love your garden..❤
I’m in Zone 5B-6A. It seems we are so much farther behind. Garden here is finally coming to fruition. Love seeing your harvest. Btw …. Love your channel💕
Hi! Oh southern Colorado is beautiful! I did a road trip out west many years ago and that part of the country was one of my favorites. Just stunning!
Isn’t it wild how different our growing seasons can be?! My family is all in coastal NC only one zone up, and they had their peppers in the ground in the first of April! 😮 it’s hard not to have zone envy sometimes. 😉
Thanks a bunch for being here and following along! 💗
Hey Joanna. You just popped up and I started watching. I am a new subscriber, have 12 raised beds. Also a person that struggles to grow corn. I’m in zone 9a, Southern California. I planted sweet corn back in May and it’s doing okay, no tassels yet. My neighbor keeps telling me the rats are going to attack my corn. He’s so getting on my nerves 😵💫. Anyway, I will be watching more videos and thanks for the info on those cool tomatoes 🍅 cages! Take care👩🏽🌾
Hi!! So glad you’re here! Goodness that isn’t the kindest encouragement to be getting! 🤪🙈 I hope you have the BEST of success this year! Maybe, just maybe it’s our year for a bumper crop! 😁🤞🏼 So glad you’re following along!
I grow soft neck garlic here in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Western NC. Have you noticed any difference in how long the soft versus hard neck varieties store?
Hi! NC mountains are beautiful! Growing up my family would vacation to the Maggie Valley area. ☺️
Yes I’ll get a couple more months out of my hard neck varieties. I try to use up my soft neck first.
Do you think the tomato cage you used would work in a grow bag ?
Definitely! It's fairly compact, only about 12" across
@@GardenwithJoannaI got the cages and they work great!
@@carolinaama6622 oh yay! So happy to hear! I’m loving them too! 👏🏼