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16 Comments
Yes please, more sister videos about gardening!
Well, you are blowing my mind. Now I know why I have a paper lunch bag filled with kale seed from last year.
oh my goodness i am LOVING THIS!!!! thank you!!!!
Can you plant radishes in the same way in the window?
Great explanations!
We’re in Zone 3, in Alaska. I’ve had a couple small garden successes, but putting more effort in this year. This was a super helpful video!! Please keep them coming, it’s nice to have the info explained simply & easy to digest. Love it!! 🌱💛
Love these sister chats ❤️
This was super informative. Thank you. And now I will plant my cold hardy seedlings sooner. Thanks!
This was a great chat! I took notes!
At 20:30, there is a bird with a two toned whistle. Do you know what it is? We have that in the mountains near us but I've never seen it yet to ID
“Y’allAmericans“ like this sister video on gardening. ☺️LOL
This is amazing info!Funny aside: i was counting on my fingers too!😂Then i was like DANG!That isn't long at ALL!I am sure this info is helping a ton of people and it gave me a totally different perspective to how i will start and grow an overwintering garden this year so thank you!i figure if you can grow it in Canada's really cold region, i can copy you here in Chicago for sure! Blessings of Bounty and May Your Gardens and your Life always Bring You Joy,Inspiration and Abundance!" – Hope PS Interestingly enough I also look for cold clime varieties too, Russian, Polish or northern hemisphere names!I will be growing Cream of Saskatchewan watermelons this season-with any luck!If they work,i will try to send you some seeds! h.~💖
Great info!
We're zone 4a North Eastern Ontario.
We are going by our frost dates as well.
My hubby has a bunch of things in the garden already. Peas are coming up already. So excited!
I so appreciate your info. Many channels I see are for a much different climate.
Do you have any books to recommend for this info too?
Thank you and please keep these chats coming!! 😊
PS I'm also bingeing on your dairy cow videos. I have dreams.
From a fellow homeschooling, homesteading mama.
Blessings!
This was super informative! Thank you!
Super informative! Pretty extreme climate you're working with!
More gardening tip videos please!! This was mind blowing, I had to rewatch it as I plan my seed sowing indoors. Thanks!!
Zone 7b US we are growing a fall and winter garden and have to hurry the end of summer garden to get in the fall garden. Will plant cool annuals earlier to give them a boost next year. However, we can grow warmth loving long season things like tomatoes, peppers, okra, summer peas, etc! My theory is that what grows in your zone is what is good for you to eat!