Watch this if you want to eat garden fresh through Zone 5 Winter

[@twofathoms1]

I had a low tunnel where I used old black driveway sealing buckets that I filled with salty water and plants closest to the buckets grew more.

[@farmtablewest5991]

Nice

[@riverunner9978]

I’m amazed at the level of production you’ve achieved in a few years! Amazing! ☀️🐝💦 Johnnys is a great source of info in gardening library.

[@farmtablewest5991]

Thanks!

[@FrugalGardenerOntarioCanada]

I just got notified! I was hoping it was you. That tunnel is beautiful 🥲❤️🥗

[@farmtablewest5991]

It is!

[@FrugalGardenerOntarioCanada]

Hi Zach. Parsley is beautiful here. I have so much from one seed package. The seeds dropped from the plant the first year and I’ll have more next year. I did dry some too. I also collected seeds in this harvest. Celery is beautiful here still in zone 5. Cloth/plastic coverings I’m also going to do next year and makes an extra month on growing. My cold room has air conditioning/dehumidifier coming. My gardens look sad compared to yours but I’ve canned a lot. Lots of canned tomatoes/green beans/carrots. Wind was 45km/h winds here today. It’s hard work growing vegetables. No one thinks you’re blowing smoke. I Thank you geek❤🥗

[@farmtablewest5991]

Thanks!

[@FrugalGardenerOntarioCanada]

@@farmtablewest5991you are welcome

[@GalleryCurious]

Glad to have found you. Not enough folks talking about extreme environ gardening

[@farmtablewest5991]

Thank you! Share with people who are interested.

[@takeitslowhomestead5218]

Yes, it makes sense! 🌱 Thanks for your informative videos!

[@farmtablewest5991]

So nice of you

[@FrugalGardenerOntarioCanada]

A Beautiful Mind ❤🥗

[@farmtablewest5991]

Thanks

[@teahcherie]

West river South Dakota! I'm paying attention!

[@farmtablewest5991]

Thank you! You are who I'm trying to reach!

[@myhomeandgardenchanneldwel7777]

I am a new subscriber, keep up the good work

[@farmtablewest5991]

Thanks man!

[@dollyperry3020]

You forgot parsnips again :)

[@farmtablewest5991]

i wish I could make those work on my farm