Tip, you can weigh down your cardboard with an old plastic gallon milk jug that has been cleaned and filled with water. Put a hole in it, and it will keep your cardboard moist.
We don't have big jugs of milk here, but I do have quite the collection of 1.5L PET bottles that just go in the recycling. I'll have to give that a shot as we have very strong wind here (and nowhere to get mulch so far)
I luv ya like a twin sister....AND you were a little hard on Swiss Chard. For those who hang on her every word, here is some additional info: Just 1 cup (175 grams) of cooked Swiss chard contains (3Trusted Source): Calories: 35 Protein: 3.3 grams Carbs: 7 grams Fiber: 3.7 grams Vitamin K: 477% of the Daily Value (DV) Vitamin A: 60% of the DV Magnesium: 36% of the DV Vitamin C: 35% of the DV Copper: 32% of the DV Manganese: 25% of the DV Iron: 22% of the DV Vitamin E: 22% of the DV Potassium: 20% of the DV Calcium: 8% of the DV
Lol yeah that’s about the only thing that bothers me about this video hahahaha I love chard and always have it growing all over my garden. Along with lots of garlic!!!
I thought chard had nutrients, thanks for the details. Maybe it was a joke, or maybe it was good to say that so people would comment, which is good for the algo 🌎☀️
last year when I saw that lettuce was $2 a head, I bought seeds and planted them. Almost no growth, (too hot ) this spring I had a great crop of a variety of lettuce due to last year's seeds.
75 days left! This is hilarious. We already had our first frost last week, plus spring frosts into mid-June. My entire growing season this year was about 60 days. Cant wait til I get a green house!
We too experience frosts well into May-June but we still do garden beds in the back yard. Just have to start everything inside and put up with the living-room garden for a bit 😂
I love this wonderfully educated woman who is so willing to put herself on to teach us and is honest about the previous failures that helped her learn, so we can learn. Anne, i love watching you and I totally appreciate you 😊 ❤️
Your positive attitude and relaxed approach to gardening is infectious. You just make me smile every time. I'm going to expand my garden (again!) and have to go back to your Start a Lazy Garden From Scratch to get the steps correct. Thanks for all you do. Cheers from Ontario!
I'm in Florida 10a, which is different planting due to pests and ridiculous UV, but I learn soooooo much from your videos! You are funny and informative. Love your channel!
Just what I needed to plan my (lazy) Labour Day gardening! Imagonna soak some peas tonight and broadcast a medley of spinach, radish, carrots, whatever after I clear the goutweed from my raised bed in the morning. (It's been lying fallow these 4 years since the COVID distracted me.)
🦃🦃❤ Also, I love your "weird english", cause it is super similar to my own! 😊 Okay, I keep editing as I get farther into the video, but omg I love your personality. Makes me smile and helps make my day a little better and helps make my future feel a little brighter and more doable than yesterday.
Mosquitoes still like me, lol! I plant garlic in fall and harvest in June. I have full bulbs if i plant in good soil. If it's too sandy, they're really small. I've found grocery store garlic works fine.
"Who would've ever thought ... I would have uttered a sentence like that?" I had to skip back just to make sure you weren't having us on and saying "uddered" given prominent cow placement. 😂
Anne, you are so cute and have such a precious personality!! When you said "there are no mistakes in gardening, only learning opportunities!!" And then stopped to question why you didn't learn the first 30 times, I felt so seen and not alone 🤣 I am notorious for not really learning from my mistakes!! But listen, I recently heard someone say "repeating something over and over and expecting a different result is not the definition of insanity. It's the definition of PRACTICE." I loved that so much!! Hope you do too!
I have fallen in love with your channel. I feel like I'm following a friend around the garden and your passion for gardening and your humor make your videos so fun and easy to follow along. My mom and I enjoy watching your videos together thank you for the content ❤
I absolutely LOVE your channel. I have been watching gardening videos for years and yours is the best EVER. I will be watching your channel exclusively from here on out. Thank you so much for putting your wisdom and humor in the world!!❤😊
I have to disagree with you on the worth of Swiss Chard. I actually love it in salads, on sandwiches, soups, and sauteed with butter and garlic. Yummy!
Looking good! Envy your long season! Theoretically, I have 2 weeks until the first frost. Actually, it's going to be 26-30C for the next 2 weeks. Probably. Maybe in 10 days it might also crash to 10C. Who knows. I've started almost all the outdoor autumn crops already. I'm hedging my bets, have salads AND a last set of beans!😂😂 Last 3 years, actual frost turns up mid October. A couple of days, then usually gets a bit warmer for a few weeks. Kills the tomatoes etc and remindse me to plant garlic.
Swiss chard eating suggestion - I found this delicious garlic & vinegar dressing that I put on my sautéed Swiss chard. Takes away the bitter so my kids will eat it. Same thing with spinach. Vinegar & garlic male all things better. 😂 Love ya! You and Howdy crack me up.
im a little late, but I will just watch the weather and cover if necessary. I will be pushing it by about 10 days. I planted super early this year and was VERY successful. It will be ok :)
Just found this channel, and 3 videos in I'm In Love🥰 I just inherited 1.5 acres of mostly gardenable land, some Old, Sad Fruit trees a Grape Arbor. Been fighting some disabling neurological issues from an old injury, my gardens have been SO crappy for the past 5 yrs. This is so much help, (and a few other cool gardener channels!) I don't have the body to do the arm work any more, but I try! I just need to learn the Willy Nilly of it all!
Thanks, Anne! This was a great video. One pedantic nitpick I want to make: around 13:30, you said that plants in the Brassica family aren't root crops. There are two reasons this isn't universal. The first is that there isn't a Brassica family! (Laugh.) There's a Brassiceae family and a Brassica genus, though. The second is that there *are* root crops in those places! The Brassiceae plant family includes Brassica oleracea (kale, cabbage, broccoli, etc.), but it also includes root crops like radishes and maca. Meanwhile, the Brassica plant genus, which is within the Brassiceae family, includes not only Brassica oleracea, but also Brassica rapa (broccoli raab, turnip, etc.) and Brassica napus (canola, rutabaga, etc.). I know, I know, I'm being pedantic. But still -- if someone's growing turnips or rutabagas, which are in the Brassica genus, they may want to fertilize them in a way that's optimal for root crops, just like when they plant carrots. ;)
Haha, love the laid-back vibe of this video! Your tips seriously make gardening seem so much less stressful. 🌱✨ I never thought about letting plants go to seed, that’s genius! Plus, can we talk about how you make Swiss Chard sound so bad yet so good? 😂 Definitely giving that a try! 🌿
Anne, THANKS was remaining TRUE to SELF, and I LOVE watching what you bring to gardening. Plus, you've validated a lot things in the garden that I've tried with success. And a good friend once said, "Cheap is good, but Free is better" and I never forgot that; I also harvest when I'm out and about. Playing around in my garden has taught me so much. I'm truly my Best when being out in nature.. Keeping You and Adam in prayer. Happy Gardening!!!
I loved this video. I smiled the entire time watching. Yes, I always use a bulb or more of garlic when cooking. I loved the blow torch scene. Priceless. Thank you 😊
Hey swiss chard is high in iron (but not overly so like spinach if you have an intolerance but still need it). You can use the leaves like spinach and the stalks like asparagus. It has a place. Hehehe
"If this english makes any sense"😂. This english is perfect for a german like me and i understand it the best 😅. Greetings from Nadine from Berlin Germany
Weed torch cranks!! I started this Scandinavian approach about 15 years ago and have not needed to use my Rototillers since. I had 2 top named machines, so gave one away and the other is just sitting in the barn.
You remind me of Kristin Collier of Collier Connections. She, too, is a lazy gardener and finds joy and well being along with delicious food in her garden!
Girl... you are such an inspiration to soooo many. Beautiful, smart, talented, full of knowledge, growing in wisdom daily and a great momma to all of God's beautiful animals that are under your care. I pray that you know the Lord Jesus so that I can meet you in heaven some day. You are AWESOME! Great videos! My orchard thanks you with the planting and pruning info and the lazy gardening is super! May God continue to bless you in everything you do.❤ Both of you!
This was probably the most helpful and inspiring garden video I’ve ever watched. We finally got our garden beds set up (and a pumpkin patch area finished) and I’ve been feeling kinda depressed that I don’t have enough time to really get anything exciting out of it. Will definitely be out there tomorrow throwing medleys of seeds around 😆 Also, your overalls 🥹
@@AnneofAllTrades I should also say, I’m studying to be a botanist so I’ve watched my fair share of garden videos 😆 but you present everything in such a fun way and this video came at the perfect time! Your garden and style is a beautiful chaos 😌 I hope you take that in a positive way!
@@AnneofAllTrades girl I’m always down to get nerdy!😜🤓 just came inside from planting way-too-late corn and throwing some veggies, seeds and cover crop seeds around. Thank you again for your inspiration!!
I love watching your channel. I am in Arkansas 7b. I have learned so much from you!! Enjoy knowing you don't have to keep your garden so cleaned out. I have a very small yard but want everything you have. Lol no not happening.
I used a kitchen torch to make holes in my landscape fabric. It's a little safer but I did turn my back on one and it continued to burn. So I have a very large hole in my green bean bed. Lol
so much fun here! your teaching style is the bee's knees. We've been gardening for decades and are still learning. Love your channel, your humor, and your coveralls (where do you get those by the way. wink wink). thanks for sharing your lazy gardening know how.
Saving seeds is one of my greatest and simplest joys in life. I think it’s so cool that you are letting your silver come through naturally without trying to hide it. So beautiful!
❤😂love all videos. Learned Nitrogen mostly for greens. Some lite nitro. Potassium mostly for root veggies. Im gonna plant now. Talk about lazy or just busy with othr stuff. so everytime you mention donkey poop. I think about your fertilizer video. You picked up a handfull of donkey poop. Camara man said " think you should wash your hand after" had me crying😂😂.
Anne I like your videos. I live in west Michigan….Shelby….I was a farmer full time. Not anymore. Every year I go to the Great Lakes Fruit and Vegetable Expo. You should check it out. It will be in the beginning of December.
Hehe - LOVE your vids - and 'ethic' ;) Being a 'lazy' Gardener is the most natural way ... I watch our neighbour (new Mexico) weed whacking down to the earth, while I'm here watering ours & cut/dropping to create some soil ;) Totally agree re chard - but our ducks/chickens like it and it grows through the winter sometimes here, so bonus ;) & didn't know re the garlic - explains A LOT lol - got 2nd year growing here... left them to do their thing though ;) Very Grateful for your vids though.... 3rd year 'food forest'.... we got time ;)
Awesome video as usual. Always encouraging me to color outside the lines which isn’t so easy for a born rule follower, lol. Did I miss your video of dilating soil to stop bad weeds?
Hi Anne. You mentioned storing seeds in the fridge, but also using the fridge to kickstart the germination process? How does it work between these two very different outcomes? I would love a video specifically on seed storage and management.
Tip, you can weigh down your cardboard with an old plastic gallon milk jug that has been cleaned and filled with water. Put a hole in it, and it will keep your cardboard moist.
@@wcouch8 brilliant!
We don't have big jugs of milk here, but I do have quite the collection of 1.5L PET bottles that just go in the recycling. I'll have to give that a shot as we have very strong wind here (and nowhere to get mulch so far)
I love this tip! Fall sheet mulching with cardboard is the secret to my abundant garden.
Thank you for sharing ✌🏽💖🤟🏽✨️🧚♂️
Fair warning. I did this, and water bug roaches came. Wet cardboard is their favorite. It was pretty traumatizing 🪳🪳🪳
Anne, I’m a firefighter and watching you with your weed torch made me laugh so hard. That’s how we all learn though. You are awesome. ❤️❤️
That made me laugh too😅
I luv ya like a twin sister....AND you were a little hard on Swiss Chard. For those who hang on her every word, here is some additional info: Just 1 cup (175 grams) of cooked Swiss chard contains (3Trusted Source):
Calories: 35
Protein: 3.3 grams
Carbs: 7 grams
Fiber: 3.7 grams
Vitamin K: 477% of the Daily Value (DV)
Vitamin A: 60% of the DV
Magnesium: 36% of the DV
Vitamin C: 35% of the DV
Copper: 32% of the DV
Manganese: 25% of the DV
Iron: 22% of the DV
Vitamin E: 22% of the DV
Potassium: 20% of the DV
Calcium: 8% of the DV
Lol yeah that’s about the only thing that bothers me about this video hahahaha I love chard and always have it growing all over my garden. Along with lots of garlic!!!
Thank you for this breakdown!
Thanks for standing up for Swiss Chard!
Yeah! Swiss Chard is easier to prep than spinach.
I thought chard had nutrients, thanks for the details. Maybe it was a joke, or maybe it was good to say that so people would comment, which is good for the algo 🌎☀️
last year when I saw that lettuce was $2 a head, I bought seeds and planted them. Almost no growth, (too hot ) this spring I had a great crop of a variety of lettuce due to last year's seeds.
75 days left! This is hilarious. We already had our first frost last week, plus spring frosts into mid-June. My entire growing season this year was about 60 days. Cant wait til I get a green house!
We too experience frosts well into May-June but we still do garden beds in the back yard. Just have to start everything inside and put up with the living-room garden for a bit 😂
I like a little pasta with my garlic. My kinda girl!
Anne, you are funny! I find myself snickering through your videos because of your sense of humor. Cheers!
Swiss chard with garlic and tomato sauce is the best!! Try it before you toss it.
I love this wonderfully educated woman who is so willing to put herself on to teach us and is honest about the previous failures that helped her learn, so we can learn. Anne, i love watching you and I totally appreciate you 😊 ❤️
Well shucks! I’m so glad to have you here.
Your positive attitude and relaxed approach to gardening is infectious. You just make me smile every time. I'm going to expand my garden (again!) and have to go back to your Start a Lazy Garden From Scratch to get the steps correct. Thanks for all you do. Cheers from Ontario!
I'm in Florida 10a, which is different planting due to pests and ridiculous UV, but I learn soooooo much from your videos! You are funny and informative. Love your channel!
Just what I needed to plan my (lazy) Labour Day gardening! Imagonna soak some peas tonight and broadcast a medley of spinach, radish, carrots, whatever after I clear the goutweed from my raised bed in the morning. (It's been lying fallow these 4 years since the COVID distracted me.)
🦃🦃❤
Also, I love your "weird english", cause it is super similar to my own! 😊
Okay, I keep editing as I get farther into the video, but omg I love your personality. Makes me smile and helps make my day a little better and helps make my future feel a little brighter and more doable than yesterday.
😂 oh Gosh you are spectacular ❤. Love your channel ❤
I, too, believe butter and garlic are major food groups 😅❤
Mosquitoes still like me, lol! I plant garlic in fall and harvest in June. I have full bulbs if i plant in good soil. If it's too sandy, they're really small. I've found grocery store garlic works fine.
It will grow but I found that the grocery store garlic comes with high probability of diseases.
I believe it's elephant garlic that takes 2 years. Regular garlic hard or soft neck takes 240 over cold period 😊
You are such a delightful person! I love watching your videos. I told my husband, "I wish I lived near Anne. We'd be great friends!" :)
"Who would've ever thought ... I would have uttered a sentence like that?"
I had to skip back just to make sure you weren't having us on and saying "uddered" given prominent cow placement. 😂
Hahahaha DANG IT! Major missed opportunity
Anne, you are so cute and have such a precious personality!! When you said "there are no mistakes in gardening, only learning opportunities!!" And then stopped to question why you didn't learn the first 30 times, I felt so seen and not alone 🤣 I am notorious for not really learning from my mistakes!! But listen, I recently heard someone say "repeating something over and over and expecting a different result is not the definition of insanity. It's the definition of PRACTICE." I loved that so much!! Hope you do too!
I have fallen in love with your channel. I feel like I'm following a friend around the garden and your passion for gardening and your humor make your videos so fun and easy to follow along. My mom and I enjoy watching your videos together thank you for the content ❤
Garlic is a food group all it's own.
I absolutely LOVE your channel. I have been watching gardening videos for years and yours is the best EVER. I will be watching your channel exclusively from here on out. Thank you so much for putting your wisdom and humor in the world!!❤😊
I have to disagree with you on the worth of Swiss Chard. I actually love it in salads, on sandwiches, soups, and sauteed with butter and garlic. Yummy!
Looking good! Envy your long season! Theoretically, I have 2 weeks until the first frost. Actually, it's going to be 26-30C for the next 2 weeks. Probably. Maybe in 10 days it might also crash to 10C. Who knows. I've started almost all the outdoor autumn crops already. I'm hedging my bets, have salads AND a last set of beans!😂😂
Last 3 years, actual frost turns up mid October. A couple of days, then usually gets a bit warmer for a few weeks. Kills the tomatoes etc and remindse me to plant garlic.
Anne! You’re the most cheerful influencer gardener keeping💯💯💯 No mistakes in gardening just a learning opportunity!Yes Thanks for sharing 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
I adore you and am learning so much . I will never ever again move my moldy wood chips again without awareness . Set me back a week and 1/2.
The comment about Swiss Chard and then the Torch. Had me rolling. Thanks for the laughs and the sarcasm along the way of teaching.
Swiss chard eating suggestion - I found this delicious garlic & vinegar dressing that I put on my sautéed Swiss chard. Takes away the bitter so my kids will eat it. Same thing with spinach. Vinegar & garlic male all things better. 😂 Love ya! You and Howdy crack me up.
im a little late, but I will just watch the weather and cover if necessary. I will be pushing it by about 10 days. I planted super early this year and was VERY successful. It will be ok :)
I'm loving the overalls.
Just found this channel, and 3 videos in
I'm In Love🥰
I just inherited 1.5 acres of mostly gardenable land, some Old, Sad Fruit trees a Grape Arbor.
Been fighting some disabling neurological issues from an old injury,
my gardens have been SO crappy for the past 5 yrs.
This is so much help, (and a few other cool gardener channels!)
I don't have the body to do the arm work any more, but I try!
I just need to learn the Willy Nilly of it all!
You are such an inspiration and advocate.💗I agree on the chard, I laughed out loud because I recently decided I’m never planting it again 😊
Thanks, Anne! This was a great video. One pedantic nitpick I want to make: around 13:30, you said that plants in the Brassica family aren't root crops. There are two reasons this isn't universal. The first is that there isn't a Brassica family! (Laugh.) There's a Brassiceae family and a Brassica genus, though. The second is that there *are* root crops in those places!
The Brassiceae plant family includes Brassica oleracea (kale, cabbage, broccoli, etc.), but it also includes root crops like radishes and maca.
Meanwhile, the Brassica plant genus, which is within the Brassiceae family, includes not only Brassica oleracea, but also Brassica rapa (broccoli raab, turnip, etc.) and Brassica napus (canola, rutabaga, etc.).
I know, I know, I'm being pedantic. But still -- if someone's growing turnips or rutabagas, which are in the Brassica genus, they may want to fertilize them in a way that's optimal for root crops, just like when they plant carrots. ;)
I've only watched a couple of your videos but this is fast becoming one of my favorite channels. It's entertaining and informative.
Haha, love the laid-back vibe of this video! Your tips seriously make gardening seem so much less stressful. 🌱✨ I never thought about letting plants go to seed, that’s genius! Plus, can we talk about how you make Swiss Chard sound so bad yet so good? 😂 Definitely giving that a try! 🌿
healthy soil makes healthy plants, health plants makes healthy fruits, healthy fruits make healthy people. keep up the good work.
Anne, THANKS was remaining TRUE to SELF, and I LOVE watching what you bring to gardening. Plus, you've validated a lot things in the garden that I've tried with success. And a good friend once said, "Cheap is good, but Free is better" and I never forgot that; I also harvest when I'm out and about. Playing around in my garden has taught me so much. I'm truly my Best when being out in nature.. Keeping You and Adam in prayer. Happy Gardening!!!
Last Child In The Woods, a book, discusses the importance of getting out in nature. You might enjoy it...
I loved this video. I smiled the entire time watching. Yes, I always use a bulb or more of garlic when cooking. I loved the blow torch scene. Priceless. Thank you 😊
I’m starting my seeds this week in north Florida 😅 with lots of mulch and compost. Hoping for the best 😊. Thanks for your video 👍🏻
Hey swiss chard is high in iron (but not overly so like spinach if you have an intolerance but still need it). You can use the leaves like spinach and the stalks like asparagus.
It has a place. Hehehe
"If this english makes any sense"😂. This english is perfect for a german like me and i understand it the best 😅. Greetings from Nadine from Berlin Germany
Weed torch cranks!! I started this Scandinavian approach about 15 years ago and have not needed to use my Rototillers since. I had 2 top named machines, so gave one away and the other is just sitting in the barn.
You are so authentic and real. I love your pumpkin patch! I love all your videos!
You remind me of Kristin Collier of Collier Connections. She, too, is a lazy gardener and finds joy and well being along with delicious food in her garden!
Thank you for the amazing garden content! I'm holding thumbs that you get lots of pumpkins 😊😊😊
I love the way you organize your seeds! Mine are strewn around randomly in ziplock bags.
I have learned so much from your lessons. Thank you. Have gotten my garden set up now with the wood chips. Hoping for the best!!
Yes! Fall garden time!
Girl... you are such an inspiration to soooo many. Beautiful, smart, talented, full of knowledge, growing in wisdom daily and a great momma to all of God's beautiful animals that are under your care. I pray that you know the Lord Jesus so that I can meet you in heaven some day. You are AWESOME! Great videos! My orchard thanks you with the planting and pruning info and the lazy gardening is super! May God continue to bless you in everything you do.❤ Both of you!
Your take on Swiss chard. Hilarious! Girls with Torches! Oh yeah! Loved every second of this video.
This was probably the most helpful and inspiring garden video I’ve ever watched. We finally got our garden beds set up (and a pumpkin patch area finished) and I’ve been feeling kinda depressed that I don’t have enough time to really get anything exciting out of it. Will definitely be out there tomorrow throwing medleys of seeds around 😆
Also, your overalls 🥹
Thank you for watching, that is quite the compliment! Happy planting! :)
@@AnneofAllTrades I should also say, I’m studying to be a botanist so I’ve watched my fair share of garden videos 😆 but you present everything in such a fun way and this video came at the perfect time! Your garden and style is a beautiful chaos 😌 I hope you take that in a positive way!
@@BumblebeeFern that’s so wonderful! anytime you wanna get nerdy about soil or plants or mushrooms or minerals with me, I’m always game ❤️❤️
@@AnneofAllTrades girl I’m always down to get nerdy!😜🤓 just came inside from planting way-too-late corn and throwing some veggies, seeds and cover crop seeds around. Thank you again for your inspiration!!
Ascertaining was a subject of a great kids in the hall skit lol. Love it!
I have just found your channel! I loved your personality in all your advice! Look forward to more!
Nice communication to us.
I started my fall garden seeds this morning and then saw this video. Great timing!
O.M.G. Anne and the weed torch section is SO hilarious! I watched a couple times and was laughing so hard!
It’s great you are living your dream. I learn so much from your videos.
Sooo funny. I love chard and HATE the stink of garlic!!😆
You are my new best friend 😅 you make gardening fun!!!
You are a joy! I am a geriatric gma and want to grow a few veggies 😅. You make it seem so attainable! Thanks!
Lazy gardener..love it. Keep it up!
Studying you this year to mimic you next year! Thank you for sharing!!💚
I love watching your channel. I am in Arkansas 7b. I have learned so much from you!! Enjoy knowing you don't have to keep your garden so cleaned out. I have a very small yard but want everything you have. Lol no not happening.
I used a kitchen torch to make holes in my landscape fabric. It's a little safer but I did turn my back on one and it continued to burn. So I have a very large hole in my green bean bed. Lol
so much fun here! your teaching style is the bee's knees. We've been gardening for decades and are still learning. Love your channel, your humor, and your coveralls (where do you get those by the way. wink wink). thanks for sharing your lazy gardening know how.
you had me at lazy.. I'm in
Maybe I will garden some day. But in the mean time I love watching you do it!
Love your videos and many practical suggestions! I love lazy😊
😂😂you cracked me up with that torch tho!!! I love watching your gardening and tips.
Saving seeds is one of my greatest and simplest joys in life. I think it’s so cool that you are letting your silver come through naturally without trying to hide it. So beautiful!
I have watched some of your video. Finally I found the lazy way to grow my garden 🙂 Thank you.
Wow- you so down on chard ! I think it is great lightly fried in olive oil.
Take it up a notch by adding some garlic.
@@brendamarques1555...a whole head of garlic lol
Can you do a video walking through your seed collection and storage process
You're adorable. ❤ also I love your lazy tips.
❤😂love all videos. Learned Nitrogen mostly for greens. Some lite nitro. Potassium mostly for root veggies. Im gonna plant now. Talk about lazy or just busy with othr stuff. so everytime you mention donkey poop. I think about your fertilizer video. You picked up a handfull of donkey poop. Camara man said " think you should wash your hand after" had me crying😂😂.
I planted 2 broccolini plants in early June. I have been harvesting the very delicious and tender florets since mid July.
You probably don’t live in a southern climate then.
Invest in solid brass quick couplings. You’ll be surprised how much better they are, especially after a year.
Ella has the most beautiful mask. Cows are one of my favourite animals. ❤
I love your honesty regarding some plants! Ha haaaaa. Too funny! Swiss chard!
Anne I like your videos. I live in west Michigan….Shelby….I was a farmer full time. Not anymore. Every year I go to the Great Lakes Fruit and Vegetable Expo. You should check it out. It will be in the beginning of December.
Great video for me. I had no idea there was a garden hose with a quick disconnect. Gonna love this!
I've just heard hurricane francine could make it all the way to you, thinking of you and praying.
Hehe - LOVE your vids - and 'ethic' ;) Being a 'lazy' Gardener is the most natural way ... I watch our neighbour (new Mexico) weed whacking down to the earth, while I'm here watering ours & cut/dropping to create some soil ;)
Totally agree re chard - but our ducks/chickens like it and it grows through the winter sometimes here, so bonus ;) & didn't know re the garlic - explains A LOT lol - got 2nd year growing here... left them to do their thing though ;)
Very Grateful for your vids though.... 3rd year 'food forest'.... we got time ;)
There's no such thing as too much garlic
So let it be written, so let it be done...
I absolutely 💯 % AGREE. 😊❤
I would love a video where you share your seed stash and saved seed and talk about what varieties have worked for you in lazy gardening.
And what seeds you buy by the pound and which you save and which you try at smaller scale.
Our climates are the opposite: here, in Northern Italy, it rains often in fall and spring and quite nothing in Summer and Winter (so no snow at all).
I like your….” and hope for the best “ 😁😁😁😁
You are very easy to learn from. Thank you!
Thanks for the nice video,watching from Philippines ❤
soooo cute love your overalls!!!! i want some!
Swiss chard is pretty good thrown into skillet with bacon and sweet & sour sauce 😅 because bacon 🥓
Your outfit is stinking adorable!
Awesome video as usual. Always encouraging me to color outside the lines which isn’t so easy for a born rule follower, lol. Did I miss your video of dilating soil to stop bad weeds?
You are a great speaker🎉 i wish i could have you box some of your energy. And share it with me.😂😂😂
lol I always think that when I'm planting etc we are always one season ahead mentally thanks nik
Very nice and beautiful ❤❤❤❤Thank you ❤❤❤Subscribed ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Hi Anne. You mentioned storing seeds in the fridge, but also using the fridge to kickstart the germination process? How does it work between these two very different outcomes? I would love a video specifically on seed storage and management.
Love that cukerbit family/group!!?? 🤨🤔🤔🤯🤔🤔🤨🤣🤣
Working on fall garden😊
🐂 🥰Thank you for sharing your journey ✌🏽💖🤟🏽✨️🧚♂️
I feel exactly as you do about Swiss chard. It looks pretty, but I'd much rather plant a collard, mustard, turnip, beet, lettuce, or some other green.