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30 Comments
It’s always great to see a post from you!
Love 🥰 gardening content videos. Thanks 👍 for sharing this awesome video Caitlin. I love 😍 growing my own plant foods. Have a lovely Sunday and week ahead. Love 💗 Caitlin and you have a beautiful garden.
Thank you for the video. Loved it. The seed company looks interesting and I am looking forward to your yum sauce video.
Simple sheet pan meals like that are my fave. I especially love to turn them into salads or rice bowls. Yum.
Just so you know, composition notebooks are nostalgic for me too, and my father before me. I don't know if he had them as a kid but I do remember him writing poetry in them. I have some of his writings. I am 54. Not just a millennial thing. 😊
Are any fruits and vegetables perennials? Or do they all have to be replanted year after year? I’ve never gardened before but I’m looking to get into it this year
Thanks for sharing!! I love gardening content as mine grows 🙂 do u grow leafy greens outdoors? Would love a video on that!
every time I see your garden I remember the video of the deer jumping over the fence 😂 anyway, those flowers looked so beautiful! I wish that one day I could have even a tiny little garden of my own
Arshiv is such cutie, golu molu.
this is super cool. I have 0 energy to garden atm but I like watching it 😀 beautiful garden
Yay Dave clips 😍 I can't wait to see your garden this year! My fiance and I have a community garden plot since we live in an apartment with no balcony. It's my third year gardening and it's my most looked forward to activity of the year. We normally grow vegetables and medicinal herbs. This year I'm going to try eggplants, butternut squash, and chard for the first time. And we are going to try to grow some different flowers just for beauty 🥳
this is really cool! your vides always have such a calming and wholesome vibe! 🤍 why do you need raised beds instead of just planting things on the ground?
I also hate everything seafood related including seaweed lmao you're not alone! also, I love the low quality video at the end, it seems so real
The biggest issue with veg and flower gardening at this time of the year is all the plans! So many plans, hopes and dreams! Then reality hits and I realize I only have so much space and so much sun. And, need to embrace the trees that are in the way of the sun getting to the rest of my garden. They are lovely, provide fall leaves for mulch, and must not be resented for the shade they provide!
Me today: 'hmm, I guess I'll watch this person's vlog… unless Caitlin has uploaded a vlog. checks OH Caitlin uploaded a vlog!' 😂
Shout out to your adorable cardigan!! 🥰
I have loved my dwarf fruit trees! It takes a couple of years, but once they’re established, it’s fantastic. Santa Rosa plums are so delicious and grow so well here in the Bay Area.
I recently visited Oregon, and my sister highly recommended Cafe Yum. I ordered my dish with extra sauce, but to be honest, I found it a bit underwhelming. Perhaps all the hype set my expectations too high! 🤷♀️
My parents have the best garden they grow : apples, peaches, plums, red and black currents, blueberrys, strawberrys, beets, green beans, tomatos, cucumber, onions, lettuce, Zucchini, gooseberrys, i think thats it 😅
I got a remote control page turner for my Kindle—amazing! I can cuddle up with a blanket and pillow, Kindle in my lap, and never have to take my hand out to turn the page! So great!
u don’t need to trim the tail end of the green beans btw
Im also relatively new to gardening. This year i am branching out and growing many things i have never tried before including – corn, squash, kohlrabi, broccolini.
Flowers are valuable to the pollinators that are valuable to the fruits and vegetables we like to eat
I am obsessed with the more frequent, lifestyle focused uploads
Wow your garden looked amazing last year! Cant wait for spring 🙂
Sea life, not sea food. 💚☮️🐟
I enjoy your content and recipes. However, when trying to access your frommybowl website, I have recently been getting non-stop alerts about it being blocked due to your website having a trojan. I really hope my computer has not been infected and that these are false alarm alerts, but I'm concerned since they won't stop popping up.
We grow vegetables in containers. I love growing vegetables. This spring we are focusing on all kind of beans and herbs from seeds. Along the season I sometimes buy seedlings. I recommend it to everyone. There are so many vegetables and especially herbs that are so easy to grow. I hope your vegetable garden will be a success, Caitlin! Much love, from London.
Very nice vlog. Loved it
I just set up a new flower bed and pulled out all my herb and veggies pots for the year yesterday
Living for this cardigan!!!! Where is it from?
I know NOTHING about gardening. So, do you just end up with a boat load of tomatoes (or insert other veg/fruit) all at once..and then have to learn how to can? Do they come in a little at a time? Do you just take a little and give the rest away to the neighbors? I'm interested in learning, but not sure if it makes sense living alone.