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você Já é Bonita com cabelos soltos Fica mais Linda 👏🏻
We have 6 babies ❤ 4 mama's. Dang goats lol 3 weeks earlier then expected.
Your greenhouse looks great!
As it is -35C where I am right now, I thoroughly enjoyed this video today! 🥶😊
In Maine zone 4/5, I do winter sowing
It works great for me cause I don't have much room to start seeds indoors.
The Bolero carrots are orange ones but they are known to be great for storage after harvesting!! I got those pelleted seeds last year and they were great!!!
Well, I'm excited to see goat babies next month!
My favorite carrots are the Bolero. Beautiful orange, sweet carrots.
I'm from Massachusetts. Even though I've heard of a rudabegger, I have never seen one! Lol
you need to fix the plastic on the green house the wind has blown it open by the garden bed that you just put the rutabegas at
It's -35 degrees celcius here. Have a great day. 😀
-4 F this morning at my home where in town 11 F. Amazing how it can vary depending on if your in a “sink area”.
[laughs in canadian winter] I know, different climates, different issues. Ain't growing anything in January in my yard, for sure 😂. [Freezing tears not rolling onto cheeks]
Canada – 16C wind Chill – 27C😮
i find learning through just trying! thats the great thing about seeds, they are a low cost investment to try!
What kind of grass/ground cover do you have growing in your high tunnel?
great video we are to cold to do out side yet
Thanks for sharing your experience with winter sowing. The hardiness those plants get amazes me every time.
Jess and Miah-
I've been following you for many years.
When you post a new video, I just automatically hit the "like" button as soon as I start watching. I appreciate your CONSISTANT quality content! Whether it's the Farmers Table, Roots and Refuge, or Miahs Workshop, I always know it's gonna be good- and it is.
Up north… winter sowing in milk jugs is the best! No day to day or week to week maintenance in Jan, Feb or March. With care as needed in April you can plant before the last frost because the plants are acclimatized.
My garden is under 6 inches of snow there’s nothing worth watching on TV.
So thank you for sharing.
Im grateful to enjoy watching your goat butts. 😊
Thank you for being you.
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Oh my, it's so cold my eggs are freezing before I can gather them. Negative degrees through Wednesday 😮
I need to go check for eggs again. Stay warm y'all ❤
I’ve never had a rutabaga !
Does that rooster think that he is a goat? Because every time I see the goats, he is always hanging with them. I guess they are best buds.
No growing anything here til April! But primroses and crocus bloom hete first in my n. Idaho yard. Our winter came late and is just now acting like wintwr. Our lake here is usually a ice fishing lake but not this year. Its just now freezing! Crazy weather this year!
I also find little envelopes of seeds with just a general name on them. We have Spring seed exchanges all over Canada and I will grab new to me seeds every year. Most are labelled as to what variety they are though. I think sometimes, in the haste of fall, we gardeners get a whimsy to save seed spontaneously and that is when you end up with "beets". 😅 Like you said, they must of been good since you made the effort to save the seeds. The variety will be a nice surprise for you. ☺
It’s 6 degrees with the feels like -11 here in Michigan lol
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My parents grew a garden all through my younger years and into my teens and they could never grow root vegetables because they always tried growing them in the summer garden. Back then, you didn’t have access to any information at your fingertips and we didn’t have a lot of money so buying books wasn’t really an option. My mom, who is 62 found out from your channel (which I got her hooked on btw 😂) that you should grow root vegetables in the cooler months and when we watched one of your videos on growing root vegetables in the cooler months, she was so excited because she wasn’t a failure at growing root veggies, She just wasn’t growing them at the right time. Lol! Thank you for sharing your knowledge ❤
Hey Jess, would you consider putting your old Tshirt designs in the shop? When they were out, i couldn’t afford them but there are so many I would love to buy now if they were available.
Good afternoon!! -7(-14 this morning) in Newport, Minnesota. I can’t plant anything outside other the my 18 spring water jugs that I’m winter sowing, I do have lettuce and spinach starting to germinate in my tiny grow room in my basement!!😁
Jess your kitchen countertops are gorgeous!! Did sweet M. make them for you???
Thank you Jess for sharing. God bless.❤️✝️🙏
About 5C here in UK (not raining today actually 😂). Not warm enough to plant much out but I will look at calendula and try planting early. Probably still have to start in pots, else they will be eaten by slugs.
If you Google the farmer’s almanac and put in your zip code it will tell you what to grow and when. From seed indoors or direct sow. 💚 it’s a free resource.
LOVE your mug! Thanks for all of the info. My 3rd yr gardening in Colorado at 7800 ft. It's hit or miss, but having so much fun partnering with God to grow some lovely things. (-30 two nights ago. I'll be waiting until April to sow outside😊)
Every tunnel, high tunnel or every section you should have like a little 4 x 4 post of quick tools that you would need. I’ve learned to do that instead of walking, looking for shears or a shovel. I have a section now that I can buy tools that have the hole I can hang a rope on them And I need a trim. I have scissors that every section I need a shovel. Every section has a shovel. I seen that little hack where you can get an old toolbox or an antique mailbox and put your garden tools in there but for me I just went to the dollar store and picked up those Inexpensive scissors and those little hanging racks and I have them hanging different places through my garden. It saves me from running around back-and-forth and stuff so just a suggestion every time I should have his so little you know we can grab whatever you need knives scissors shovel.🌱🌱🌱
Onion sets take 2 years to produce large onions because they're biennial. If you plant onion seeds you'll get large onions that year.
Hey Jess – Make a Goat butt coffee table book. 😂🤣😅. Could be a #1 best seller. LOL Just kidding.
It is a good morning to wake up when I open youtube and Jess is on. 🦘🦘🦘 of happiness.
I use the winter sowing method to start seeds outside for strong seedlings to move to greenstalk or in-ground garden when they are ready. That minimizes risk and gives me a head start in years where weather prompts seeds to sprout earlier than usual.
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Never thought to look up average lows by month, but it makes so mush sense. Going to try some container greens in my greenhouse/3 season room and see how they do for the next couple months. Thanks for the inspiration. You always get me thinking of how to grow more or better!
If the ground isn’t frozen, my garden gets going around St Patrick’s Day snap peas, beets and radishes are sown. Lettuce and brassica seedlings start their hardening off. The asparagus and strawberry beds get cleaned out. The good thing is there’s also corned beef and cabbage simmering on the stove to come in too!
I can't tolerate heat, so I could not live where you do. However, my husband's diesel truck would not start this morning because the diesel gelled. So he took my car to work and it read -37 Fahrenheit. I woke up to my house being 55. Temps reached just above 0 today.