Florida Fall Garlic Experiment Part 2
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- čas přidán 25. 10. 2023
- Learn what happen in Fall Garlic Experiment Part 2, we applied the lessons learned in part 1, with 3 variety's of garlic from planting to harvest.
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Part 1 czcams.com/video/8EkGDm1VA_M/video.html Growing and Harvesting Garlic Experiment | What we learned
You two make the BEST team! And Bing Bing is a great supervisor! 🐕💞
Great job guys. You work so hard. God bless you both with long healthy lives! Life is a journey of experiments, always finding what works. Take care🙏
Everything looks great! Don’t sell yourself short. I’ve learned so much from the both of you and for that I thank you. 💜
Those are some mighty big garlic you got there … as always your videos are so informative yet very enjoyable. Bing Bing is so adorable 😊
I like bing bing too
One of the best gardening channel on CZcams.
Wow, thank you!
Love y'all ❤ great video thanks for the info!
Wouldn't this place on earth be so much better if more people was like y'all ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
It was you that gave us the nudge to try growing Garlic. The first year we bought 2lbs of German Extra Hardy White
hard necks, about 60 cloves. 100% success. Tried some soft necks along the way with no luck. For the last 3 years
we have planted 162 cloves a year, 1/2 Germans, and 1/2 Music from our own crops. Harvest in July, set aside 40
largest bulbs to plant in end of October. Just planted 2 days ago, our 4th free crop. Gotta Love Free Food!
To date our Squash, Pie Pumpkins, Tomato's, Potatoes, Peppers, and Garlic are all from saved seeds. Possibly Onions
also. We let 10 go to seed, and they are currently test growing in the house.
TYFS and your continued inspiration.
Mark and Rosa
Love Nancy's "second harvest" of garlic
My wife and I always enjoy your videos. Keep it up, you're an inspiration.
Thank you for your tutorials. They are very helpful in learning how to grow things in Florida. Green garlic powder is awesome, I hope Nancy picked up the garlic scapes, too! They taste great in scrambled eggs and pesto, as well as dehydrated or freeze-dried.
I started gardening about 5 yrs ago and your channel has been one of my favorites. I've learned alot. Thank you for what you do
Wow, thank you
You two are such a joy to watch.
I found that soaking the whole bulb in water for 24 hours allowed for much easier separating of the cloves. And soaking for about 3 days the roots have a good start. Don’t need a lot of water, just enough for them to sit in. I use the small cloves to plant in pots for the green. Delicious.
I love the whole package between you two. From the teamwork together to the relationship ya'll have. God truly made a special deal when he joined your hands together and watching ya'll brings hope to me and my wife. We try to work together like this as well, and sometimes it doesn't work out this way, but we will always have one anothers back.
For us, Gardening is a release from the real world and it's problems and brings us closer to God. The Peace and Joy even if we have a bad harvest is a reflection to me of what Heaven must be like, only 100X, or 1000X better.
Looking forward to watching more videos and keep a smile on your face and love in your heart, God Bless and have a great day.
LOVE watching you two since Virginia.
I watch you for so many years now inspired and put smile in my face.
But lately with my Osteoporosis in my both knees it’s very difficult for me to do some gardening sad to say that I’m running out of energy Im 67 years grandma and all I can do is just watch you both though I wanted so much to go out there and garden🌳🪴🐕🏡🦋🌺💕💖🙏👍
Thanks for sharing!!
Yet another great informative video from Hollis and Nancy. Best wishes from Australia 🦘🦘🙏🙏
Glad you enjoyed it
Heh heh, my Chinese wife thought you Nancy said "happy birthday" when you said "have a blessed day" Thanks for the educational and cozy broadcasts. We listen to you in Norway as often as we can. Last year's winter came late and we planted the garlic early with the result that it had sprouted and grown half a meter tall by the time the snow arrived. There was no crop from it. 22:31
I just love these two, and they teach me a lot
nice teamwork.... Garlic looks great ! I love to watch your videos
Garlic scapes make wonderful pesto.
Blessings 💜🙏
We got our Keene garlic a few weeks ago. I'm putting them in the frig right now! Your harvest was great! Just imagine what it will look like next year. Can't wait to see what you grow next.
Hello homestead family much love from SE Texas coast! Have a blessed day!
Same to you!
I love you Ms. Nancy 😄😄I'm going at it again this year. I planted mine in single 5 inch pots, and have them on a rack on my porch. Try Mary's Heirlooms. She has Italian purple garlic that is for the south. I planted mine 20 days ago. They are happy campers. They are probably a good 6 inches tall. Mary also says that you can snip the tips to help the bulbs get larger. These are 90 day garlic, so I went for it. 😁😁
I think your garlic looks great
Hollis and Nancy y'all are master gardeners and Nancy really knows how to put a good meal together may GOD continue to bless the works that you each do but more importantly the LOVE OF JESUS that is reflected in your every day lives GOD BLESS
Beautiful garlic, I wish I can plant garlic too, I love to watch your videos especially this one, learned so much. Will see you again soon , from Toronto Canada. Blessings always.
Bing bing needs a video every once and a while
He has so many folks that love him❤️🐶❤️
Mother Nature can be finicky. Glad you got a great harvest!
Absolutely!
yall are a good couple and complement each other
That picture of bing bing is priceless, you two are a awesome couple to watch. it was such a cold winter last year. this year, I can't even get my lettuce to come up were still in the high 80's here in arizona. look like I might be planting spring vegs early. I am in zone 9a same as you.
Thanks so much for this video! I’ve got my bulbs chilling in my fridge right now and will use your lessons learned when I plant my bulbs!
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you. God bless you and Bing Bing.
I am slightly north of ya'll and this will be my 2nd year growing garlic. I also put them in the frig for several weeks for the 1st time this year. I am hoping for a bigger harvest next summer! Nancy got me curious about the green garlic powder...I must research! Thank you for all the great advice, also new to growing food in FL.
Despite the fact that he has a hotter climate than I do im somehow a zone 10A and i have a climate of a zone like 7 its like the USDA fell asleep had a stroke and put the wrong number in.
Its fine im in california btw, my hardneck has been in since end of october as well as my softneck, hardneck is growing wayyyyyyyyy better than the softneck which is half the size and pretty wimpy looking so far. I think that in the spring or summer when it comes out im going to get massive bulbs. I have 25 years of weather data for my property from every corner of it Litterally have the averages, the heat, the rain the wind the humidity all of it.
2 Years ago I had one garlic bigger than a baseball. We moved here to Arkansas 4 years ago and the house had so much Elephant Garlic growing. I pulled some and put it in ideal soil and it just goes nuts.
Love Keene garlic. Just got mine in the mail the other day hoping to get it planted soon! Keene organics garlic has been a amazing producer!
I learned so much from the previous garlic video that you posted. And I took a lot of Clues from it and that was the first time I ever got garlic to grow all the way to harvest. My garlic from Keene's is in the refrigerator right now. Thank you for all the teaching you do, you make it possible for me to grow
You are so welcome!
Another great video thank you🥰 Love to Bing Bing!
Ms Nancy i'd love to learn more about how you are dehydrating the tops and smaller cloves! I always just toss mine out.. This is a great idea.
Great idea!
Great video!!!!! I just planted my first 96 elephant garlic in a 4 x 20-foot raised bed with a tops soil compost mix and added black cow with bone and blood meal. Fingers crossed. I love yalls channel.
Beautiful!!! We are way behind; we haven't even ordered anything yet. We're in Jacksonville, Florida.
I was hoping Nancy would have planted a few in a container pot. Our yard is about the size of one of your beds were gophers rule. Thank you both. I'm going to check out Keene.
Awesome
You can use the scapes to make pesto. Make it the same way you would with Basil but substitute it with Garlic scapes. It's delicious 😋
Thanks for the tip!
Love you two!! I’ve been using your soil mix in containers with success. Put my garlic in about same time as you in NC zone 7b. Was good but will try to do better this season.
Y’all so precious ❤❤
Im getting ready to plant garlic for the first time here in zone 8a GA. I didn't put them in the refrigerator, so I will have to wing it and see what happens. 😊
Great job 👏 looks like a great harvest.
Thanks 👍
God bless you guys, sorry to hear both of you weren't feeling well it was bad timing but things worked out. Excellent video. Not sure if you were living on that property during the winter of 2010, I was living in the Panama city Beach area and we had 9* and 10* multiple nights, great video 👍
Can you show us how you make your spices with the garlic? Please. @hollis and Nancy’s homestead.
Thank you both, I love Garlic too, I need to dehydrate some this year, in Sydney Australia we are getting close to harvest time November/december, I can plant both hard/soft neck in our temperate climate😊
Would love to see a brussel sprout in buckets video.. i dont have much yard need some ideas... love the videos
Great harvest. I am a couple weeks late here in Ohio, but I'm planting now.
Good luck!
That looks great! I put mine in about 6 weeks ago. Hope that wasn't too early, but we get snow here. I make pesto out of some of mine too. Then I freeze it.
What a blessing the two of you are!
Please please Nancy do a video on making the garlic powder!
Interesting to find out which varieties were the most heat tolerant.
I do love growing my fall garlic every year. Love to see you all again!
That will be great for kimchi 😋.
Love you guys!
The garlic I got from Hoss is about the size you would get at the groc😅ery store.
You can eat the scapes. They are delicious.
There are many great recipes and uses for those garlic scapes - which are at their best while young and curly (before they straighten-up and become tougher).
Thank you so much for this video. I tried planting garlic last year and the leaves looked great but they never developed bulbs. I didn't know about the refrigerator trick though and will do that this year. I also want to try making garlic chive dumplings as they are about my favorite dim sum item.
Glad it was helpful!
Did you wait for the hard neck to make garlic scapes? It looked like it could have atayed in the ground longer. What a great harvest, though! You're going to have a great winter of garlic abundance ❤❤❤
Wow!
I love you two and your videos so very much! Thank you for sharing what you've learned. I purchased a few from Keene and have them in the fridge now. I pray I get a nice harvest! Do you think it will work for me to put them in grow bags? Thank you again, may the Lord bless you and keep you, may His face shine upon you and bring you peace. 🙏🙌👑✝📖💕
Amen 🙏 😊
Hey Hollis and Nancy . We are up here in NY 5b growing garlic is a little different for us. Soft necks are harder to grow. We also mulch heavily hay,straw or leaves. In May hit with fish emulsion. Scapes are secondary market for us,great pesto. Small cloves (eat like Nancy) or plant for green garlic early spring. Aglio Verdi in Italian. Garlic scallions. Will you save seed for this year?
I’m so glad to have found your channel today!
Thank you for taking so much time doing your videos and sharing your knowledge 🙏
I’m just now starting my gardening journey, looking for people in Florida to learn from. I’m in central Florida, may I ask you if you are in north, central, or south Florida?
AMEN ❤️🙏
Awesome job as always, thank you for all the teaching you do.
My pleasure!
this is a great harvest. my red toch didn't grow large at all last year. but, my lorz garlic did.
Thx
Watch out for that BlackKow. In Florida that manure comes from cows that eat hay that has been sprayed with Aminopyralids.
You may want to talk directly with BlackKow and learn more about how they control/prevent persistent herbicide contamination in their product. I will do a video for next Spring addressing this. Hopefully it will better inform folks on what to watch out for 👍❤️
Happy Thanksgiving
Hi Hollis you should consider raising up your garden beds so you not bending so low
Hi @Hollis and Nancy I live in SW Florida zone 10 I think. I have a mulberry tree I want to plant. Could you tell me if I should go ahead and plant it now or should I wait? When I do plant it what do you recommend putting in the hole?
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Did you put the elephant garlic seed in the refrigerator also?
You two may be selling yourself short! As a long time garlic grower I have to say that looks like a fine harvest. Being up north I only grow hard neck. Since we have a long cold dormant period we can't count weeks from sowing because we don't know how long a winter we will have. We have to go by how the plant looks to know when to harvest. Right about July 15th it usually looks ready - half the leaves have turned brown, the sign to harvest. By then the garlic has reached a peak size having put on all its size and clove differentiation in the last 6 weeks or so. If we waited till all the leaves turned brown, the garlic would have grown larger but the cloves would have separated from each other, making them not store so long. And opened up like that they'd be prey to bugs in the soil before we harvested them. We don't like to harvest wet garlic so we probably would have waited for a dry week if we had a lot of rain, as we did this year. With all the rain the leaves didn't brown up as fast and because it was so wet, it took 5-6 weeks to cure our garlic instead of 2-3 weeks, and still some of them were too moist. Just like horses, garlic doesn't like to be put up wet. One thing you might want to try is go easy on the nitrogen. The tops are all about N and the bulbs are all about PK and early on the tops grow at the expense of the bulbs. Some sulfur helps too. That early energy going into putting out greens would be better spent with the garlic putting out roots.
You changed up your fertilizer and i didn't see you add bone meal. Please let us know what's worked best for you. Thanks!
Im very disappointed in my elephant garlic I received from Hoss Tools. I will get some next year from some other place.
0:21 I decided to grow elephant garlic because of you they are in my house in trays but I don't know what to do at this point HELP!!!!
Do you do composting too?
got you a trail dog
How wide are your beds? Please if you will tell?
How much water and feed do these require
Mr. Hollis Mrs. Nancy there is a new App called seedtime that appears to be very helpful. Though i dont have a Homestead yet, i watch you all and learn so much. I believe i will be prepared to begin. Thank you so much. Blessings❤
Where do you buy your elephant garlic seeds from?
Keene Garlic
when you made this video last year?
Was that a panther? Looked like one.
Bobcats
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