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Purple Cauliflower is a bit different ! Try steamed then coated in garlic olive oil with crumbed Almonds.

Duh, any country girl knows…….. if you don’t know, get out the garden.

Your veggies are gorgeous!

Can we do this with standard fruit trees ? Or does this only work for semi dwarf and dwarf trees?

Hmm,endless possibilities! Great stuff.❤ yes plz..😅 pretty cauliflower 😮

Nice!!! Been wanting to attemp growing and processing my own coffee as well as traditional tea a d herbals for other teas. Thanks for sharing.

Please make some indian food with beautiful veg. ❤love from india

I have 3 baby cantaloupes; no honeydew yet. I was hoping maybe before it got too cold.

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Where can u buy the plant?

Funny enough I was just planning the set up for my herbal tea garden next year and I was looking up how to ferment these leaves to make black tea. Thanks for this

Asparagus is arguably one of the most tasteless vegetables out there. If it weren't for Westerners hyping it up, the plant wouldn't have a prayer.

Nice video. I had a small cameillia sinensis but had to give it away when i moved. Had a replacement but didnt realise the nursery had basically given it root rot (pot was heavy and wet and i didnt realise it at the time i bought it). Looking for a new one, but havent seen any available lately. Do these plants suffer from too much sun sometimes? Noticed when i had my first one some of leaves would go brown if i left it in sun too long , and it was less of issue when only morning sun was used and shaded rest of the day...

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I actually just bought a coffee plant 😂. Maybe I should add tea as well 🤔.

I've been enjoying all your content and would love to see the list of all the plants in your tea garden. Where can I find it?

For those that are just starting to do greenhouses I personally recommend using solar pass-through greenhouses and when she says location is everything she is right if you want the best way to do a greenhouse without having any delays on food throughout the year, depending on what side of the equator you are is what way you face your greenhouse for instance if you live in Canada Wisconsin, Michigan or anywhere that is northern part of the equator you find solar south, and you can heat your greenhouse without using any electricity just using the sun

My Neighbour has two coffee plants full of berries. She said i could have the whole crop….. seems like a lot of work though 🤔

I love tea. Next year I’m going to try to grow some tea herbs plants. By the way I’ve learned that you should always steep teas covered as some of the nutrients will evaporate with the steam. It should be covered to maximize the benefits

Magical ❤

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I'm LOVING all your tea garden content! I'm so excited to grow my own tea next year!

It's hard to find information on growing and harvesting your own tea. I got a tea plant as a gift and used camellia fertilizer on it, but it died right away. I've been able to grow blueberries without testing soil pH, but tea has been trickier.

I made some marigold tea😊 didn't even know you could till recently

I like black pepper on cantaloupes.

Sweet

What a wonderful blessed Harvest❤

What a beautiful blessed garden ❤️

Good stuff 😊😊😊

Good stuff 😊😊😊

If you make your melons ripe your not living

Nice one ❤

Awesome. The worst part about growing melons is waiting, then hoping its ripe. Ive never seasoned cantaloupe - ill try it.

I was fight aphids this year and nutsedge smh still the melons came out spectacular but my watermelons didn’t 😢 only one sugar baby watermelon survived.

You're so beautiful 😊.......I love the garden too 👍🏻✌️✌️

I tried growing Hales Best Jumbos this year and I ended up with 2 that both weighed right at 7lbs! But I didn’t get very many other good ones because of the weird drought/monsoon patterns of the weather here. Most of them got too much water and swelled too quick and never ripened. I tend to wait on mine to turn more yellow before harvesting. It’s hard to wait, but well worth it. They should “let go” of the vine with a gentle pull when they’re ripe and ready.

I never knew yarrow could grow in the shade.😊

Congrats !

I have a single cantaloupe on my plant & it’s already September in Alberta. I’m crossing my fingers it’ll get bigger & ripen before the frost comes. 🤞😬🤞

Not ripe at all

That’s a bit underripe still. Wait until it’s not quite so green - more yellow and the outer textural ridges are smoother. Smell it for ripeness as well!

out of 15 Vines we had 3 watermelon and 2 cantaloupe live through the summer drought. Rough season.

I’m pmsing so overly emotional lol but you’re so kind and gentle it seriously made me tear up ❤❤ what a beautiful soul

Congratulations

It will easily fall off the vine or only need a slight pull on the vine to get it when it’s perfectly ripened.

I love cardamom! Hmmmm never saw any season cantaloupe.

It's gets even tastier when its over ripen, if can't open it with your hands, it's not there yet

Nice, I love those! The Crows an I fight for rites but there is more of them.

Nice work 🤙 Down under they are called rock mellon. Not a fan 🤮

I have a south facing hill about 25 x 60 that I'm thinking of putting a small orchard on in zone 7a. Is it a good idea to intersperse evergreen bushes/shrubs (something like little giant arborvitae) so that the winter landscape won't just be dormant deciduous fruit trees and bushes?