It’s so awesome you guys are putting out more and more videos I’ve been obsessively and passionately going through the seed catalog and as soon as the paycheck hits I’m ordering!!! There is no one like baker creek!!
RareSeeds I find that most of the homesteaders on RUclips that I like also use your seeds. You guys really are doing something amazing and giving people the tools for a brighter future. I really can’t thank you guys enough!
Those radish leaves, flowers and fresh green seed pods are perfectly edible, delicious to snack on, and in salads or sandwiches. The greens can also be shopped small in order to add last minute to a vegetable soup. Very good.
I really want to plant all of these plants. I've watched this video a couple of times so far, and being cold outside, I have a serious desire to break ground. Damn, I have to wait a couple of months still.
Neither Bitter Melon nor Bitter Gourd are edible when ripe. Only eat them when still green outside with a white interior all the way through. However, you must let them ripen until the seeds are red to save for next year.
I love these videos! I only have a question: Are you planning of selling these aforementioned sweet potatoes as seeds or only as plants (I know that usually they are sold as tubers but one can only hope)? I live in Europe and would really love them in my garden.
Only as plants unfortunately! My suggestion is to check out your nearest Asian grocery market or to a health food store and sprout those tubers using the tooth pick trick!
I've been trying to get your seed catalog for several months now. I tried the "request a catalog" on the website twice a couple months apart and tried to get one with my last 2 orders this month and no such luck. Can someone help me with this? It's much easier for me to order and mark pages and sections. I have at least 2 more orders to place and would like to utilize your awesome catalog. Thanks
John, I am so sorry that you have had issues getting our catalog! We will be happy to put one in the mail to you today if you'll send me an email with your mailing address. Please send an email to seeds@rareseeds.com attention Shannon in the subject line.
You are calling it Bitter Melon, and then showing pictures of Bitter Gourd. Bitter Gourd is from India and is more bitter/medicinal than Bitter Melon, which is from China. One way to tell is that Bitter Gourd looks more warty.
Can anyone help me? I want to grow cabbage and I live in zone 6b. Space is limited. Some would be used for coleslaw and colcannon and some for kraut. I would even be open to more than one variety but I honestly can’t decide. I would appreciate anyone’s help. Please and thank you 🌈😄❤️
RareSeeds thank you so so much!!! There’s so much to pick from that it can get overwhelming. It is now on my list of what to get. Could I trouble you to help me pick a sweet potato(es) that would suit my zone?
RareSeeds aww thank you so much for responding! I love sweet potatoes so much but hate trying to find them in stores, then I find them and they are so expensive. Can’t wait to grow these!!!! Thank you again!! 🌈😄❤️
Thanks for the feedback! Its all about striking a good balance with the pace! Speaking slowly and clearly is important to us because it allows us to more clearly convey information to all viewers/listeners, we like to take into consideration viewers who may not speak english as a first language or those who have learning differences.
How can "Cannibal tomato" be a real tomato if the leaves are edible? Tomatoes are a member of the Nightshade genus, and only the tomato fruits are edible.
I am SO enjoying this channel! Looking forward to Spring and growing some unusual veggies this year! Thanks!
It’s so awesome you guys are putting out more and more videos
I’ve been obsessively and passionately going through the seed catalog and as soon as the paycheck hits I’m ordering!!!
There is no one like baker creek!!
Thanks Kathleen for your encouragement and kind words, we'll keep these videos coming!
RareSeeds I find that most of the homesteaders on RUclips that I like also use your seeds. You guys really are doing something amazing and giving people the tools for a brighter future. I really can’t thank you guys enough!
@@masuganut2082 Thank you for your encouraging words! We love our work, its rewarding and fun and its so nice to hear others enjoying it!!
Those radish leaves, flowers and fresh green seed pods are perfectly edible, delicious to snack on, and in salads or sandwiches.
The greens can also be shopped small in order to add last minute to a vegetable soup. Very good.
I love this channel only one I repeatedly watch... I’m growing so much new stuff due to this video alone!!! Please keep the story up I live them
I grow snake beans and they grow abundantly, they do have a musky smell though, the smell goes away when cooked
The last one is actually a wild cucumber and (kinda obviously from the name) grows wild here in Africa.
Celery is hard to grow in Texas...at least for me....
I just want large mild jalapeno
0:28 oh my pink whaaat isnt that just cool as freak
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These videos are fascinating! Thank you for making them for us to enjoy. Best wishes from Kate in Olympia, WA.
Loving these! Y'all are incredibly inspirational!
I really want to plant all of these plants. I've watched this video a couple of times so far, and being cold outside, I have a serious desire to break ground. Damn, I have to wait a couple of months still.
Beautiful bounty!
I would like to know how we can order and if they are heirloom all those rare seeds if you offer different jams and potatoes too.
Neither Bitter Melon nor Bitter Gourd are edible when ripe. Only eat them when still green outside with a white interior all the way through. However, you must let them ripen until the seeds are red to save for next year.
Awww, You dont carry the cannibal mater :-( I grew all the other ones except the snake bean but I got them!
Mike and Shari.
Howdy Mike and Shari! I love that snake bean its awesome! Enjoy!
I love these videos! I only have a question: Are you planning of selling these aforementioned sweet potatoes as seeds or only as plants (I know that usually they are sold as tubers but one can only hope)? I live in Europe and would really love them in my garden.
Only as plants unfortunately! My suggestion is to check out your nearest Asian grocery market or to a health food store and sprout those tubers using the tooth pick trick!
@@RareSeedsBC I am always amazed by your fast responses, you have the best customer service by far! Thank you, I'll definitely try that.
@@cyclonicsquid4189 Thanks! Best of luck!
4:09 thats only a fictional story right?
I've been trying to get your seed catalog for several months now. I tried the "request a catalog" on the website twice a couple months apart and tried to get one with my last 2 orders this month and no such luck. Can someone help me with this? It's much easier for me to order and mark pages and sections. I have at least 2 more orders to place and would like to utilize your awesome catalog. Thanks
John, I am so sorry that you have had issues getting our catalog! We will be happy to put one in the mail to you today if you'll send me an email with your mailing address. Please send an email to seeds@rareseeds.com attention Shannon in the subject line.
@@RareSeedsBC Thank You So Much. Just sent it. 😁
You are calling it Bitter Melon, and then showing pictures of Bitter Gourd. Bitter Gourd is from India and is more bitter/medicinal than Bitter Melon, which is from China. One way to tell is that Bitter Gourd looks more warty.
I DO care about shelf life, especially with root cellar keepers like carrots, pumpkins, potatoes, etc.
I order seeds from Baker Creek lonv Love the sections of seed company
Can anyone tell me the name of a vegetable which looks like a green big ball its taste is sour and it is really very yummy 😋
do you mean kohlrabi?
Could you be talking about honeydew melon? When its not totally 100% ripe it can be quite tart.
Today my lunch is python snake bean fry . This vegetable is famous in india spicaly in Andra Pradesh Telugu people signature recepie
HOL UP!
FRUIT!?
Cool
Beautiful 💞💞
I grew the reisetomate last year
so fun!
I'm growing 3 of them 2 I don't like but mom does so ya lol
Vegetables are weird. I guess that’s why I’m a vegetarian!
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Can anyone help me? I want to grow cabbage and I live in zone 6b. Space is limited. Some would be used for coleslaw and colcannon and some for kraut. I would even be open to more than one variety but I honestly can’t decide. I would appreciate anyone’s help. Please and thank you 🌈😄❤️
I suggest red express for a red and golden acre for green... both are early maturing and compact to save you space!
RareSeeds thank you so so much!!! There’s so much to pick from that it can get overwhelming. It is now on my list of what to get. Could I trouble you to help me pick a sweet potato(es) that would suit my zone?
@@masuganut2082 I grow sweet potatoes very well in my zone 6 garden in Rhode Island. Molokai Purple is my favorite and grew very well for me
RareSeeds aww thank you so much for responding! I love sweet potatoes so much but hate trying to find them in stores, then I find them and they are so expensive.
Can’t wait to grow these!!!! Thank you again!! 🌈😄❤️
Great video, but person needs to speak a little faster, the pace slows down too much sometimes, great voice though.
Thanks for the feedback! Its all about striking a good balance with the pace! Speaking slowly and clearly is important to us because it allows us to more clearly convey information to all viewers/listeners, we like to take into consideration viewers who may not speak english as a first language or those who have learning differences.
How can "Cannibal tomato" be a real tomato if the leaves are edible? Tomatoes are a member of the Nightshade genus, and only the tomato fruits are edible.
Why so many from China?
Bcz China have best diversity