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Yes! Sometimes, I crush them up and add them into the treat mixture I make for the chickens. I also powder them and add them into my garden beds / compost.

My pleasure!

Thank you ❤️ I need to build a protective cover, lol

Thank you my fellow Canadian gardener! I grow the sun flowers for beauty and our chickens and for eating bugs 🤣 Turnips! Omg, well at least I got a pepper for a pepper 😂

Sauerkraut goes with everything 🙂

You are welcome!

Thank you. Yes! I've seen people eating them as a meal and of course since I have some, I want to try it, 😆

@@GardeningintheNorth I can understand that, me too!

Thank you, my friend! This is definitely my favourite garden to date. I'm open to trying new things, but there's a hard no to bugs 🤣😂😅

Thank you so much. The one veggie we eat the most is peppers! I plan on freezing and drying them! Great plan about the EWO. They seriously are my favourite perennial. Always producing, can be moved easily and there is always lots to share with friends and family!

Thank you 🙂

Hello! These onions are perennial for zones 3-10, so you would be good.

This is the tomato my dad grows too. That and a paste tomato. I try every year to get him to try a new variety 😅

Hello! That's actually funny because the owner of our local nursery told my husband the same thing. 😆If they were mixed all the way through, I would agree, but they are on top. I've never had any issues with a lack of nitrogen. There are many gardeners that use wood chips on their gardens, but if your garden was lacking nitrogen, you could plant peas and beans throughout your garden for nitrogen. Or use an organic fertilizer. I give my garden a lot love. I call it my "me" time. I listen to an audio book and I water, weed, prune, deadhead, and just love it 🙂 my favourite fertilizer is Marphyl Organic liquid fertilizer found on Amazon. Thank you and Happy Gardening 😊

I do something very similar! The ones I pull I put through my food processor and slice them up, then freeze them in vacuum pack bags. I only have one bag left from last year! I was going to plant a bunch tonight, but it was pouring. I just love these onions.

It's never too late with these onions. The ones I have planted have greenery growing out of the little onion tops. I'm going to plant the little onion bulbs this week in the ground, and they too will produce the small onions for planting this year! 😁

@@GardeningintheNorth That just made my day! Thank you! 💜 Happy growing 💜

Would you have a list of the perinneal?

@@dushyantx Of the perennials I'm growing?

Hello! I'm on a new property and am starting to plant them here, but I might be able to get my hands on more. Are you located in Canada?

@@GardeningintheNorth U.S

@@ethansoderstrom8287 oh shucks.

That's wonderful news!!! I'm so glad to hear it! I will be planting them here on our new property this week. Happy Gardening 🙂

Thank you for your suggestion, I may give this another try, using your method. But first, I need to build a few more beds, lol

Well... you know our phones are listening, lol. Happy Gardening, my fellow Canadian

@@GardeningintheNorth Fair enough, lol. Cant deny that. Great content. Appreciate the reply as well.

Great idea!! Please let me know how it turns out.

Thank you 🙂

Ah, you are so kind, my friend 🙂

They are a great perennial. Here in 5b, mine can be replanted now. Happy Gardening 🙂

@@margaretschwartz8405 2 teaspoons of each of these herbs, oregano, rosemary, parsley, basil. One teaspoon of each on the bottom, add dried tomatoes, then add another teaspoon of each. Cover tomatoes with oil.

This gets rid of the harsh bite that comes with raw onions.

My pleasure, my friend

That's awesome! Yours should have the mini onions growing at the top. Break those off and plant them everywhere! Or pull the ones in the container and replant. Use the ones you pull.

Thank you 🙂

I wish I could, but I've spooned all my onions. Next year, I will sacrifice an onion. Thanks for watching 🙂

You can do it sooner, but you run the risk of a hard wind blowing them over. Waiting until the are the size of mine will help them support themselves. 😀 my onions went through a few weeks, where I wasn't sure if they would make it, lol

Hello! Using the shavingd in the new beds, means I can just add compost right on top next year after they sink. I need some kind of drip system too.... sounds like a next year problem 😅 thank you my friend

I'm so glad 😊 thank you and Happy Gardening

That's awesome news! I'm sure you already know, but 1. Use a very large pot. They will do better with as much room as possible. 2. Use potting soil. The roots will have an easier time growing and moving. 3. Fertilize on a regular basis 4. Water on a regular basis Happy Gardening!

Hello! My calendula has just started blooming! I've harvested a pint of chamomile, but you would never know it, 😆 my husband says, how many do you need? I say, all of it 🤣😅😂

@@GardeningintheNorth #allthethings 😂 they shrink so small! We're storing for winter 🐿 🥜

Yes, but I find them very hard and personally don't like them. I have tried dehydrating them for powder, but preferred the dried bulbs.

Hello, wow, that's a big move! There are 2 ways. One, if you have space, plant a few in a container now, to bring with you. The day of the move, take all the small onions off the stalks and bring with you. I would suggest keeping them dry in a cooler. Plant them once you get there.

Thank you ❤️

Hello! We are all good, thank you 🙂 I hope you are having a great gardening season! Yes, they can definitely be moved inside. It would be similar to having a citrus tree outside on the porch in the summer and then bringing it inside for the cooler months. My only concern would be the water drain. You could place it on a boot tray to catch any runoff water. You would also need to amend the soil. And remember to fertilize it often. I'm most likely going to put mine in my husband's garage (he doesn't know yet 🤣) for the winter. In the spring, I will pull them back out. I will amend the lettuce / herb tower by adding some new soil and fertilizing, and then replanting. For the strawberry tower, I plan on amending the pockets and adding fertilizer, and then I will wait to see which pockets I need to replant new strawberry plants. I hope this helps!

@@GardeningintheNorth great to hear and that is what i figured. Once i do get a couple I'm not sure where i would put them but I'll figure it out. I was also thinking they might also need some supplemental lighting for the winter months.

Hello! Great question. If your goal is to rehydrate for scrambled eggs, then cooking first could be the way to go. I've never done it that way. Dehydrating raw eggs gives you the option of using the rehydrated egg in other things like baking. I hope this answers your question 🙂

Thank you so much for the quick answer back. I really enjoyed your video today. This was the first one and I’ll be watching all of them.

That sounds interesting 🤔

​@@ENEMA_AND_YOGA_CHANNEL Well this is a bit of an uncomfortable tmi 😅

@@GardeningintheNorth Thank you. I have loved doing enemas since 1995 to avoid stomach acids from weakening the potency.

Thank you so much, my friend 😀

Hello! The Chamomile was done at 105. The oranges were done at 135. I do all herbs at 105. If you are doing both at the same time, start at 105 until the herbs are done, remove them, and leave the oranges in at 135 until done. I hope this helps.

Thanks so much. Garden is going well and we are finally getting items checked off the house list. I hope your garden is doing well

I can give you some 😊

@@GardeningintheNorth Thanks❤️

Chamomile and lemon balm grow great in containers. If you don’t have the space, grow in containers 😊

@@GardeningintheNorth great idea, thank you

That’s great!!! Dry what you can can’t use fresh for the winter months 😊

Thank you 😊