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I had a couple twice as long and 8 inches across when I showed them to my neighbor he said you’re supposed to take that put it on your neighbors porch knock on the door and run because nobody eats them you only eat the tiny ones

Yeah here in Zone 9A, the temps are STILL reaching the 90s, almost 100s, so it's best for us to wait/start indoors first😂😅

Beautiful varieties! 💐 I love your music choice, too 😉

Good video. Looove the pink overalls❤

Time to get your stomping boots on 😃

I think they look so pretty like bug marshmallows

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@growahealthygarden...great video...simple and to the point. I'm ready to harvest my spearmint. Due to the length of the stems, I'm going to hang it (in order to dry). Would you recommend washing beforehand?

Nice video I have lemon balm And I dried catnip for my cats

Beautiful! Love it! Do you prefer spearmint or peppermint? Can’t wait to grow mint again. Love pineapple mint especially.

good to know :) my problem is that I can't always tell if it's just growing new leaves or if it's flowering

Hi new friend Thanks for sharing this nice video

Thank you for your sacrifice!

What do you do with the carrots? They’re edible right so salad?

But what if I need more than that lol

New friend

So true.

You definitely have the right tools.

I'll just stick to my chemicals and stick

I'd rather just use a stick lmao

I learned this very quickly when I started gardening with my dad, but like most insects do ick me so here's some tips for my fellow entemophobes! 1. Companion planting helps control common pests and guides for it are freely available on the internet 2. Spiders are your best best friends crab spiders hunt spider mites, aphids and thrips, brown recluses love protecting your grapes, jumping spiders take care of your ants, beetles and various larvae don't kill them 3. If you don't like spiders in your home keep Cellar spiders around those guys actively hunt other spiders, including the scary venomous ones, as well as other household pets like flies, mosquitoes, cockroaches, crickets and ants. They are completely harmless to humans though! 4. Agricultural lime takes good care of maggots, beetles and slugs and snails and neutralizes acidic soil too! 5. Copper foil tape, like the type used for stained glass, keeps away slugs and snails too. 6. Netting works well too, and there are organic pesticides and fungicides that help control insects and common diseases 7. As she said some insect activity is not a problem, just soak the veggies in salt and baking soda water for a couple of minutes before thoroughly rinsing before you eat it, kills most pests and helps remove dirt and debris! Make sure to use about a third of a cup of salt per 2 liters of water and dissolve it well before adding your veggies. 8. Insects and other garden pests are incredibly important to the local ecology in that they are decomposers, pollinators and a huge part of the microbiology in your soil. Insect poop feeds the ground which feeds your plants, and so do dead insects. They benefit you more when they're there than they do when they're not.

There was a caterpillar on your shoe 😊

My swiss chard plants just did that as well. They survived through 2 winters and grew back. Resilient plants I guess

Freedom seeds

So the process is just making the plant adapt to new environment

Why

Sorry. What cover material is this and where to get ?

When you use an image of a bug you want to keep out of the garden, don’t use an image of a beneficial one!

I go out of my way to look for the vegetables that have critter marks

Great point! We should all think about what is really going on with our food.

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So proud of you! 👏🏼👒🍅