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Thanks so much for the video! Yes, please make more videos about raspberry care ❤❤❤

My favorite food is pho and that has coriander in it (at least the way I learned to make it)

I have about 20 or more wild raspberry plants ony land. Do you care for wild plants the same way as domestic plants? Thank you!! Good video.

I was so naive I thought those garlic flowers had mini bulbs I could plant. Put them in a ziplock bag to save for the next year. What in the world was that horrid smell, did something die? Nope, it was fermented garlic seeds. Lesson learned.

Yes I wanna learn how & what to prune & raspberry bed maintenance ❤

You r such a sweetheart to share your successes. Thank you so much !!!

Best gardening channel on youtube

Just so everyone knows collard greens And broccoli greens Are delicious. Brussel Sprout greens, not so much. They're too pungent. I won't. be including them in my greens mix anymore. In fact, I probably won't even grow them Anymore, They take up too much valuable real estate in the garden. and I don't really like Brussels sprouts all that much And I definitely don't like Brussel Sprout. greens.

You should try Green Stauk vertical growing systems

Great video! Tfs! Doing this today!

Thanks for the info. Just an fyi…Guelph is pronounced like Gwelf. 😊

Can you freeze scapes

Hello, can you realize them if they are set with fruit but not ripe yet? The leaves on the fruiting branches are a bit yellow/brown here and there. Assuming it's not mosaic virus

@ReSprout I like the black trellis looks good looks modern and clean

I have been looking into planting berries on my little farm ( Too Many Oaks Plantation ) in South Carolina while cruising you tube I found your channel. It has been very helpful . Thank you for this video I have now changed my trellis design

Hello! thank you for sharing your information on blueberries. I have my berries in a large planter. Can I top dress with new soil or compost as the soil level is really getting shallow? I am happy with the abundance of berries.

What blueberry varieties do you have? Let us know your climate and how they're working for you!

I’m in zone 6b

I’m looking for bigger bulbs so what do I do cut down all the stems?

So glad I found this 😊 this is right on time, ok 👍🏿

Definitely could use some information on pruning and maintenance. please do another video

Boooo....

This is my first year growing garlic and I’m here because I wanted to know more about scapes because I just noticed them. I’m excited! Thank you for the info!❤

Just cut my first scapes. I cut them early to maximize the bulbs and I'm going to pick up pine nuts to make pesto in the morning. German Red 🧄 Variety - Zone 6b

Nice video

Thanks miss

Hey this was a high quality video with lots of good information, thank you 🙂 Is a trellis required for an erect/semi-erect bush?

I’m Japanese, yet I didn’t know edamame leaves were edible! Thanks for the invaluable info.

What zone are you in? Thanks for the great video!😊

Have you ever taken the plunge and tried the “mowing down” pruning method? How did it go? Was it as nerve-wracking for you as it was for me??? 😱

When do we harvest THE BULBS …& HOW ?…after the scapes?

Just planted my first thornless blackberry last fall, I'll come back to this in the fall...

This video came out just on time! Just planted 2 blackberries and one hybrid(tayberry) today on a trellis! Thankies for good tips ! 👍

Great vid. Tks. I'd love to know how to look at a plant and know if it's a raspberry vs a blackberry. I have a few plants that I can't identify.

I expect to eat more blackberries this year.

very helpful, thanks!

Growing spinach for the first time and I’m fighting aphids! 😭😭😭

Hello thanks for the instructional video. My cilantro has grown a bit like 7ft bushes full of cilantro which has been enjoyed over and over again. The seeds were sowed in early March however during the storms that caused wide spread disaster with flooding here in San Diego, it got very muddy and seeds were washed all over the garden. Now they are beautiful large bushes with tons of little flowers and seeds. FYI I am a weekend gardening junkie so just wanted to share my gardening story and love your videos.

Excellent TIP: I just went and plucked one off that was almost a complete circle. WOW to the flavor! Thanks!

Mine looks like that but all Cannabis seeds lol

May want to try Cover crops to suppress weeds & add nutrients .. check out no dig gardening

This will be my first garlic harvest! I'm just seeing scapes now, and hoping to harvest them tomorrow! Who knew?

Save those rocks, you can use them for a million ideas.

I've never tried it but I surely going to I love broccoli 😁🥦

You answered all the questions I had. This is my first year growing garlic I'm in zone 7 and the scapes are just starting to bend over I can't wait to harvest the scapes and try them in recipes. Then can't wait for the garlic.

"Because Italian food. DUH!"❤😂‼

Great video !!! And you are beautiful !!! Thank you from Alabama

I just an hour ago picked 6 lbs. of elephant garlic scapes, 12 inches or smaller. I transplanted 4500 cloves last fall / winter. I cut them into 1 inch pieces, unopened flower heads and all, and simmered covered in water, and a few large sprigs of rosemary from my greenhouse. I will freeze the 4 quarts I got (covered in water they will not experience freezer burn) and then use as soup base. What I cannot figure out is the rhyme or reason to topset seed, which elephant garlic DOES produce, but it seems to be erratic. Consistent seed would result in a massive increase of plants... but I can't figure out why or when or how it produces topset. First year from corms, first year after dividing, first year after cutting off the scape? The 6 foot tall stalks with purple bulbs at the top are beautiful, especially among a bed of red bee balm... but in letting them grow all season to hopefully produce erratic seed, of course, wastes a lot of time and energy that the bulb needs to divide, develop corms, and increase in size... If I knew why and when they produce topset seed... it would be wonderful. But I cannot find anything on it online.

I guess I didn't know about TriStar. It looked like no plants were included just roots. I put them in garden and watered. Probably nothing will come up. I should have just paid more for the already established plants for sale!