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Hi I have a couple of Tabasco pepper plants in their full of peppers but a lot of them are green do I have to wait for them to turn red before I can use them recipe like this please let me know if you can if I can

I hope you can answer my question asap please and thank you!!!! I have a community garden where I live and paid for a couple of plots this year. Unfortunately, it is not fenced and between the rabbits, deer and people I am loosing lots of my bounty. People are stealing my onions in particular and I think if I don't harvest them asap I won't have any to harvest. My onion however have NOT even started to brown much less break at the neck. I am torn as what to do. If I harvest them now, even with proper curing are they likely to store long term? Do you know? Any advice is appreciated!

The bay leaf will do very well. I live a little north of you. It will expand by runners and get 10 ft high. It tolerates aggressive pruning well.

Just found ur channel from the tulsi tea video! Question, how do you know when the hanging bundles are dry enough to be shelf stable? And how to store them? My room humidity is anywhere from 30-60%. I just got a tulsi plant from someone locally on FB and am going to try to get some propagations and harvests before end of season. So thank you for that video!

thanks for sharing this video. i'm exited to see the perennials come back up next spring. - most likely the turmeric is perennial (with thick mulch after the first frost), it is in my zone 7b (North Carolina). - Pigeon pea is a tropical plant and it was not able to make it in my winters. but is a good one to seed in spring, its a nitrogen fixer. - My figs were like that too in the first 2 years, hopefully yours will thrive from year 3, definitely they need good amount of water during their first years. - cucamelon plant is not a perennial in my area. i'm growing them from seed every year. but you are further south, so it might overwinter for you.

Fantastic gardening tour thanks for sharing your story with us. And yes I would like to see a video about how to prepare your garden soil for the upcoming planting season!!

Happy gardening Rachel

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Do you think you'll make a video in the spring about what kind of "soil maintenance" you do for your perinatals? Might be helpful to know what I can do for my containers soil.

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Not to mention what it does to the animals that eat hay, any animals that sleep on it, or any other grasses treated by Glyphosates.

Thanks for saying difference between ectomycorrhizal and endomycorrizal

The deer have been relentless this year. Luckily we have a fence around the veggie garden, however they’ve been decimating my young fruit trees as well as the flower garden 😔 it’s so frustrating.

Thank you! What color is the Vego bed they sent you?

The reason your paper wasps are chewing on your wood handrails like that is because they are turning that weathered wood into paper pulp construction material by chewing it up and mixing it with their saliva to build their papery nest. If you like the wasps and want to support them, don't refinish or stain that wood, or if you do refinish that lumber, maybe provide other weathered wood for them to use like a pile of old aging firewood.

I love to fry it in bacon grease after I get cooking my bacon. I eat a lot of it that way. Like a fried bacon sage salad. So good. Sometimes I even crumble up some oregano in there with it

Good morning very nice sharing well done keep it up

Great video! Thank you! The side-by-side comparison was fantastic! Very in-depth on the issues I am concerned about.

I live in northern Illinois and it was 95° (heat index 115°) a couple days ago. 😞 It felt like I was living in Georgia again. I hope you’re having a good a day.

I’ve only had Ful made with canned beans. Wonder what the difference is when using fresh. Great informative video 👍🏽

I just watched MI Gardiner, & he pulled up some determinate tomatoes because they have have lost their taste in longer life. I guess, if they still have flavor & are good, why not keep growing... or something like "Your mileage may vary..." Thank you for your videos

Some of my tomatoes leaves have turned purple, why do you think that Rachel?

Thanks for sharing .

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This is just a suggestion I would like to make,which not only what I have experience d myself but something scientifically proved. Whenever you're out in your Garden, ALWAYS be totally barefoot because our soles love and deserve that freedom. They love to feel various textures of soil between their toes. Apart from n it's very healthy to be barefoot outside. Take for example two plants, one grown inside a pot and tge other grown in Nature. However much you water and use fertilizer, it never looks as healthy as the latter. This is simply because the roots have a limited space to stread and the Nurishment too is the same. The soles of our feet are like the roots of a tree.When you're not barefoot that natural process is obstructed. Our soles are designs to absorb things which are essential to lead a healthy lifestyle. However, use of footwear deprives this process. Apart from that there are a large number of Sensors / Nerve endings on the soles of our feet, which connects from head to toe. When we walk on Sand, Gravel and Tiny Stones /Pebbles,our entire body gets stimulated through these sensors. Once again Footwear deprives this natural process. So, go barefoot always for good health and happy feet and soles

Very nice harvest Rachel I love seeing the critters in the garden 🏡

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What an amazing garden tour thanks for sharing your journey with us..

Perfect thank you for this video

You have to cure the sweet potatoes or they will be starchy. There are a lot of videos on it. The curing process kind of scared me away, some methods seem too complicated, others seem easier.

I give my green tomatoes to my friend and they make canned relish.

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I can't get my plant to keep the fruit in those synthetic mesh bags. Interestingly, hot peppers have no issues but sweet peppers just abort even if I manually pollinate. Any ideas why this is happening? I tried it for 2 years with the same result

I was wondering if I need to hurry to harvest them before they burst open and fling their seeds around, looks like there is no need to stress :>

Great information! I'm new at this.

Did you see the young fella that uses helium to kill Katsu plants completely?

Can you chop off the head of sunflower and have it dry out and have viable seeds?

What a delight! Truly enjoy your post ..the pleasant, down to earth way you present it. And cute to boot.

just got my first cherry tomato of the year but iv had dozen of cucummbers. sweet patato is green dont eat. walking onion are cool, they bulb at the top.

Keep the videos coming, thanks. Looking forward to seeing more of the invertebrates in your garden in the future. That yellow and black butterfly is a Giant Swallowtail (Papilio cresphontes), the largest species of butterfly in the U.S. I spy also long-tailed skippers flitting around. Yeah, looking forward to the insects in your garden video. Cheers!

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How long does it last in the bottles? How would you store it for long term?

thank you

Do you cure your sweet potatoes?

Soil probably had herbicide or something. That sucks

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so with your rashberry plants... do you cut them back and then wait for spring to see if they flower agaon?, I have just had my first rashberries, last summer, it is now winter here, and wasn't sure if I should cut/prune my rasyberry stalks or just leave them for another season see how they go, I have planted them 2 years ago, got nothing, but last summer I actually got a few flowers and got only a smal ammount of rashberries?. any help needed please.

I'm not far from you in Upstate SC, experiencing the same weather but by accident have collected a decent amount of rainwater in the last couple of weeks, might be worth looking into a more deliberate system for rainwater collection for next year (have a source for 50 gal drums but wife objected to having them in view so I can't use them😉). Your Sweet Potatoes and Peppers are doing better than mine, Sweetcorn was a miss for me this year with tassels almost finished before silks emerged so I'm trying a second planting and hoping the weather holds long enough.

Awesome garden tour Rachel