Grow Your BEST Garlic With These Tips! | Homestead Vlog | October 18, 2023
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- Garlic is excellent for culinary and medicinal uses! Its something everyone should add to their homesteads! We hope with these tips you will have your best harvest yet!
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We love some garlic around here! We hope these tips help you have your best harvest yet!
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Put you a zip tie under the bottom run on your poultry fence and that may help with your grounding out problem.
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That was a good video. Thank you. Enjoy ya'll!
Great info and content. Thank you
I love your content! Thank you!
We best get ours in this week!!!! Good video!
I’m just spending my Saturday going through your videos, rewatching some & finding some I missed. It tickles me how Andy wears a hat & a hoodie if it is the least bit chilly. I know this was October but I see him doing it in April too. 😂😂
heck yea I hate the cold!
Ours is in the ground, thanks for the info.
Nothing like growing your own garlic
Hey Andy and Meagan. Excellent video. Simple and precisely to the point. Man you’ll really make and old timer proud to see young people like yourselves promote sustainability. Love y’all ❤
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Always learn from you all! ❤
Thanks guys. I’m working on winterizing my garden and planting garlic this week. Appreciate y’all sharing with us.
Your children ❤
I got my garlic planted a couple weeks ago. I did change the place I put it this time. I planted it where I had planted tomatoes this year and I want to plant tomatoes somewhere else next year.
Always learn something new from y’all. Ty for taking the time to teach us!
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Up until this year I have never really been a big fan of garlic but I’m growing me some for the first time this year and looking forward to it coming in next summer
Best of luck to you!
What kind of hay? Does it seed out into your garden bed? Don't have a tractor just a tiller so I don't want something I would need to disc. Thanks for the instructions. Y'all do a great job. Appreciate y'all
just plain unsprayed fescue hay is what we use, it might be some seed that comes up from the hay but we've used hay for years and never had a problem with that, leaves can also be used and even grass clippings from your lawn long as you haven't sprayed anything on the lawn
Common sense, feed the land, don't waste anything, equal a Healthy garden.
At $35 a bail of hay here there's no way I'm throwing it over top of my garden I use Maple Leafs because we have tons of Maple trees and I gotta rake them up all up the yard anyway so I cover my garlic with Maple leaves and I cover all my potato beds that still have potatoes in a more winter I cover those with maple leaves because got tons of them could we're getting rid of them and after that you still them into the garden next spring
Is that price for round bales or square bales??? If you’re paying that for square bales you need to find a new place to buy hay. But if it’s round bales that’s about the normal price actually a little cheap
Got to feed the soil as well as your livestock, I used to think throwing hay out like that was wasting it too but hey you use what you got and we got plenty of hay!
That is square and that is at your feed stores and most of the farms here didn't get much hazard they're not selling it@@lawsonlawnandfarm8073
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Do you think I could plant the garlic in a big container? I have a small Koi pond, that I use for a raised bed. 🤨 Are those potatoes, you’re throwing out? ❤😂 I tried the scapes out too, they were “wild garlic” and so good. Y’all convinced me. Going to try my hand at garlic. 😅 Thank y’all for the tips and any advice/thoughts on the raised beds.
I don't see why not, it should do just fine, and yes those are potatoes, apparently we didn't get them all up! hahaha
Surprise!! 🤣
Could I use pine wood chips from tractor supply on my garlic bed?
I've never used that but i dont see why not
Curious how many pounds of garlic did you keep out of your harvest to what you Planted back
Honestly I dont know how many pounds, i can tell you it was about a two gallon bucket full that we planted back
will it multiple or just geow bigger?
it multiplies