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Your garden is beautiful, and so are you :)

This one is very good for stir fried as good as Thai sweet basil.It’s give a peppery test but high fragrance and sweet finished.Very easy to grow and it reseeds itself.You grow once enjoyed it forever.One of my favorite basil.🥰

Please do this outside. You are putting concentrated alcohol fumes in your house. Get a coffee pot warmer and do it outside. Also, try to use the highest proof everclear for a cleaner final product.

Great video! 😋🤗🌿

Your kitchen is so beautiful

Great greens growing .

It has to be fun and educational for you to have a permanent video history of your past gardens. I take notes on my garden each year and they are in the same notebook, so far. But, having that visual library has to be so great. I've never recorded or even taken very many pictures of my garden. I have a few memories that pop up on fb tho. And that is so fun! To see how far I've come in the same plot I've been gardening now for 12 years. What I've learned, changed and moved. But, you have an actual week to week diary of that. Plus people that are learning from you!! So awsome.

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Hey you what amazing garden tour thanks for sharing this with us 😮😮

I bet that Adirondack chair is just a glorious place to chill. I’ve been trying to figure out how to add some seating into the garden area.

Your garden looks amazing! While you're hoping for some rain, I could do with some drier weather. This year has been really wet in western Europe, resulting in sooo many slugs. Besides peas, garlic, 1 cucumber and tomatoes, nothing managed to survive the slug invasion. I removed half of my tomatoes yesterday due to blight (normally this would happen in September or October). Luckily I planted a lot of tomatoes that are quite blight resistent.

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and rashberries, last wummer was my first time I actually got green leaves and a few rashberries.... so for next summer as we are winter here in Adelaode.... do I now cut them right back or just leave them see what happens?.

so with your cucumbers do you think trelling them better than just having them on the grown?....

Our neighbor feeds the deer. She says that she likes to watch them. I'm not kidding. Everyone else is upset. We have these fat, big, healthy looking deer everywhere. A friend of ours said that he and his friends would come out one night and act as a predator. They like deer meat.

Great video! Love your videos!

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Beautiful tour! I miss my old houses strawberry patch

Woo sweetcorn

Thanks for the tour garden looks great...

Looks good. My sweet peppers get really big ,there's no way I could plant them that close.

When will we see another appearance by your sister? Doesn’t she visit in the summertime?

Sometimes raised beds are best when dogs coexist with the garden areas. For example, my two poodles enjoy running over my garden spaces during play time, and a large/tall fence would severely cut my yard in pieces. A tall raised bed would deter the dogs from damaging my garden.

THE DEER ATE MY PIE PANS! NOW THEY WANT ONLY APPLE 🎉PIE OR THE THEY THREATENED TO BURN THE HOUSE DOWN.

1:08 That's the crown root?! That looks intimidating!

Great info thank you.. especially regarding bolting

Do you enjoy eating tomatoes now ? Those "little sweeties" peppers look perfect.love the arbor and new furniture 👍👍👋🇳🇿👨‍🌾🐈🐈‍⬛ NZ 🌺

Remember Stevia is a contraceptive. It’s a great medicinal herb But NOT if you’re trying to conceive. Brazilians have successfully used it for centuries as birth control.

This happened to my tomato plants so I planted basil and rosemary near them and that stopped it

I really appreciate the cooking idea! Now you have me thinking about making it with some cucumber to balance the kick of the radish.

Raspberry jam is easy!

Thank you, this knowledge will be a valuable reference resource for me a first time radish grower , living on the west coast of Scotland with its Atlantic climate I may have to bring the pods indoors for a longer period , all the best.

First time growing onions and havn’t harvested yet. 🧅 This is amazingly helpful. Thank you so much!! Also love your little kitty…so cute!!! You have new subscriber. 😊

thank you!!!

Your video was excellent, unfortunately I did not watch it before pulling all my red onions; cutting the green tops off and peeled so the dirt was removed. So now I guess I will have to give my beautiful red onions away because they will not be able to harvest! First time growing onions, live and learn. Question, is there any way I can harvest at this point? I even saved the tops thinking I could use them for sautéed scallions. Should have watched your video first, guess I was so happy to see how beautifully the onions grew. Thank you

hello dear auxhart .that was such a great recepie .thank you so much .and i also should mention that you are so beautifull and lovely . ireally enjoy watching this video .good job❤

How many leaves is a tablespoon?

This method works very well .. until the deer are hungry.

I love relaxing on my patio. Someday my garden will be in my backyard

Can you grow seed pods from radish tops? Thanks for this 10 mth video lol

I don't know if anyone suggested hostas as shade tolerant, edible perennials. They are toxic to cats but so are tomatoes and your two seem to be dealing fine with those.

It's so good to see what you got going on in the garden Rachel

Zone 6b here, dry as you know what this year. I had to use tap for all annual plants (perennials had 0 issues; deep mulch). Typically this time of year I use my rain barrels to make tea for the emergence of my summer rotation; barrels are dry. Im going to add more barrels for storage.... My success rate with germination (summer) is half of what is typical for me. I think the tap could be the culprit.... I may be wrong( I hope).... I had some excavation done and reseeded my lawn at the same time. The grass seed was exclusively fed tap and is doing fine.... I don't know if soil temperature cooked the seeds or what.... I did screen the lawn; growing grass in the summer is impossible without it... Had to be soil temp, right?

Peat moss will help out blue berries

Same here with the heat and drought. I finally have ONE lone cucumber on the vine. It's bonkers! We have a cool down coming with like 7 straight days of rain in the forecast after none for weeks. Curious to see what that will do in the garden. Hopefully, everything will be so happy and start fruiting! Unless the forecast changes... Hmm. I wonder if I should harvest the potatoes. Plants are dying back. Was thinking of giving them a little more time but don't want them to split with all the rain expected. Really hope you get some peppers and eggplant! Love the spider! I love them in the garden! I had a baby praying mantis in the garden today. Such a cutie! Take care!

Citrus gal here! I think the general rule is don't let it fruit for about three years so it can grow in size and strengthen its roots. If you think about that tiny plant trying to support that many fruit form its current blossoms it's not going to fair too well. However three years is a long time, life's too short, and the scent of citrus flowers is of the best, especially in the morning, so maybe leave one or two on there once the blossoms create tiny fruit, thats what I normally do! Loving the vids from Sydney Australia 🐞❤

Hey what a fantastic garden tour thanks for sharing 😊😊

The heat is on that's for shure...

Nice video! Haven’t seen your garden for a little while. How big of an area are you growing now?

Its so easy. Why on earth are stores charging $20 for a little bottle?? 😠