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26 Comments

  2. Joyce Wilson

    Hi Asia. Garden looks wonderful. About the garlic. Those new leaves is not them going to seed. I think it's them growing additional bulbs attached to the original bulb. Im in 7B also (NC), and mine are doing the same thing. I planted in late fall, & they sprouted immediately. No significant cold spell. They haven't stopped. I already harvested some that were ready. You can see the new bulbs sprouting if you pull one. Still have a bunch that are not ready. I'm excited. Excited for you too. Love your channel.

  4. virginia allison peck

    Hi girl, put those little seedlings out. You know they want to grow for you. The will be lovely in a month. You can do it. Look at all the beautiful things you are growing. Blessings and prosperity on you and yours ❤️❤️❤️

  7. Echols2009

    You might get garlic scapes but pull the scapes off and eat them. But I just saw that your garlic is seperating. Harvest them and freeze them for seasoning the rest of the year. And if you have a grow bag not in use replant some of them for garlic chives fresh eating

  8. Black Petal Gardening

    My goodness, the amount of produce you're able to get in your space is inspiring! It's beautiful to boot. Your channel was recommended to me just recently and I thoroughly enjoyed your presentation – love it!

  9. garnerprk

    Wow, Now That’s a Garden 🪴 btw your chickens would sure love that lettuce 😊🐓

  10. Kristie Brown

    find some small rocks and paint the color of ur berries and birds will peck those and when they realize they arent to eat they will leave ur berries alone. i do this and it works especially with my strawberries

  13. luvs2knit1

    Asia your garden is just like a scrappy patchwork quilt . . . Bits of this and that and a thing of beauty! I just love what you have done with your small space. You are such an inspiration, please keep sharing your garden with us. Have a wonderful day.

  16. YAHUSHA IS KING!

    ❤❤❤hello from Brasil, Just came across your channel and subbed because I too have a small space and this inspires me. I will watching your other videos. Happy growing.

  21. Terrie Allred

    I've grown garlic for years, and have never seen little leaves like that on them. The flower stems will come up from the middle and are thick. They are called scapes. Cut those off and use them like green onions. Two weeks later when the bottom 2 tiers of leaves are brown, you can pull your garlic and cure it. Are you sure the thin leaves are not weeds? Or maybe an unusual variety??

  22. Grace Filled Homestead

    Hey there! I just found your channel ❤
    I'm kinda close to you . Im also in 7b …. I can't wait to catch up on your videos!!!
    Mabye we can meet up at local events!

  23. Farmer Marshall

    Loved seeing the muscadine vine. Years ago my wife ate some and planted the seeds. Now they run about 30 feet along my garden fence. They are so easy to grow & care for. My only bad year was when I pruned them like regular grape vines. Now I just trim them a little in the winter.

    Your garden is great!

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