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It does work for everything 😏🙌🏻

Thank you for watching! 💚 Yes, that amount of garlic will last us until the next harvest 🤗😬

I haven’t tried red russian yet. Good luck with your harvest in a while 🙌🏻🤗💚

What hardneck varieties are your favorites?

@@growninnewengland purple stripe and I lost my Armenian ones. I’m trying to find more seats. Those were really delicious and spicy and had a grate flavor, but they’re hard to find. Still trying to find some seeds or a bulb. May have to travel to New York or Chicago, and see if I can find one in a cultural grocery store.

@janice.backporch oh interesting, I have never heard of Armenian garlic. Now I am curious to find it too 🤣🧐

@@growninnewengland game changer. I hope one day you get to enjoy the flavor

Nice! I got my seeds from Swallowtail Gardens

Thank you for watching 💚

Thank you, Anna-Maria. That is the Centercut Squash from row7. Tastes so much better than zucchini and is Squash vine borer resistant 😏 and sooo productive 🙃🙈

Thank you! 🥰 do you grow geraniums from seed?

@@growninnewengland honestly I’ve not even purchased before, and not from seed. I have some weird association/ptsdish .. 🤪 to them.. I’ve got some weird quirks 🙃. That said I’ve not paid much attention to them over the years and have only more recently noticed all the lovely colors and a pretty leaf structures they are now in. I may have to add them to my wish list! I just made a large seed purchase at BC for perrenials and winter sowing 😊. And I’m getting ready to start out my fall brassicas!

@@growninnewengland is that display in full sun?

@ruthannecoro6198 perennials are a lot of fun to grow, too 🤗

@@growninnewengland I had decent success with my winter sowing last season and have some lovely plants that I’ve got set up in assorted pots to grow on for next year… or they’ve been planted out! Up until this year all my flower beds have been landscape. Some of which are quite mature and have stories to tell and memeories to share ♥️ my perrenial garden is roughly 4-5 feet x 15 feet and then 4.5ish by 20. And then another 3-4ft x 15 or so. And another 3.5x20 .. oh and a new 6x10 or so space was our former grill space..that’s mostly shade is in the process of becoming a shade garden. I’ve got lots of dividing to do! I don’t even know the actual number of plants I have back here 😊 in 2019 I added my veggie garden that has now grow to an area of about 25x45 with an assortment of raised beds and containers/pots grow bags. I have a new tea garden box this year.. 4x8 that my husband built me that is coming g in lovely. I also addd a cut flower garden space that is roughly 20 x 25 some long rows, a few short, and a few patches.. potage style 🧑‍🌾

I have never tried that on eggs 🤔

@@growninnewengland creates a film that blocks airflow to bugs. Suffocates them.

So far, I am very happy with mine too. And they already have braced some serious winds 😳🙈😅

Make sure you get rid of them early otherwise they multiply quickly 😑

Thanks for being here! 🙌🏻💚

Let’s just say duct tape is magic 🤗🙌🏻💚

We keep a section of folded take in our first aid kits, same with electrical tape. Electrical tape. Only sticks to itself, where dick tape sticks to everything.

Welcome to my world of simplicity 😉🙃🙌🏻 Thanks for subscribing 💚

Simple and usually everyone has some sort of duct tape or sticky tape at home 🙃🙌🏻

That what she said

…Genius. Going to try that immediately. Thank you!

Yes 🙌🏻 any tape which is sticky enough will do it. And I am not growing any varieties anymore which the SVB likes. That battle was too hard to win 😑

You are welcome! It works also really well for the nymphs and adults, if you use the super sticky duct tape 😈

I never heard about it either until I stumbled over the website by accident. I can highly recommend a visit. It was beautiful

Thanks for watching 💚

Thank you, Greg. How did your garden deal with the heat?

Gardening fills the soul and is so satisfying to experience. I truly believe that it catches on fast once you start with something 🙃💚

I typically eat the pea and discard the pod. Because the pod isn’t tender at that point anymore.

Hi Heidi, Yay to starting a cutting garden 🤗 check out my cutflower garden series which shows all my steps on how I setup my garden for success: urlgeni.us/youtube/Cutflowerseries1 Thank you for watching 💚

There is nothing wrong with a little jungle 🙃😉🙌🏻 Thank you for watching

Thank you for your sweet comment, Bridget 💚 don’t let the low germination rate discourage you. I had that with one variety as well which had like a 10% germination rate. I would recommend you try 2-3 varieties next winter if you are still up for it. I know it’s a commitment 🙃🙈🤣 Thank you for watching 💚

It’s a beautiful beast now and I am here for it 🙃 Thank you for watching, Leidy 💚

Thank you! I can’t stop staring at her 😍🤩🌹 Stay cool, too. Thank you for watching 💚

Wait until you see this years line up 🤗😍🤩

Thank you, Dee! Wait until you see the garlic I am going to harvest from it 😉🤩🤗

You are very welcome! Good luck with your trellis 🤗

The easiest veg you will ever grow in your VT garden and don’t need to care about critters 😬 Let me know if you want some seed bulbs. I can put some away for you, as I have more than enough

@@growninnewengland I would love that, thank you! Do you plant them in the fall?

@ValTass14 yes, for VT you probably want to plant them mid October or so (approx. 30 days before the ground freezes hard)

You are very welcome. Let me know if you have any questions. I am always happy to help 💚

Thank you 💗

Thank you, Anna Maria 💗

Thank you 💗. Regarding the spider mites, they are no joke. I would bag that plant and discard it in the trash. They can spread too easily and become a big problem.

this year my cucumbers got it so early!! im also in New England (southern NH) I don’t recall seeing them that early ever 😕

Anytime 🤗 This channel is made for my audience, so please always share requests with me.

Thank you, PJ. I hope the fencing explanation was helpful 🤗

Thank you, Meghan. I love me good jumpsuit 😬😇💚

Thanks for watching! How about I show you that detail in my next Vlog on Tuesday? You will be surprised how simple it is 🙃🤗

Thanks for watching, Carol. And sorry to hear something is eating your dahlias. I would try fencing them in. That worked for me for the large critters, now I only need to battle the slugs lol

@@growninnewengland unfortunately its either a chipmunk or a squirrel and they can climb over a fence. My yard is completely bunny proof so the only things getting in are things that can climb the fence.

@capecodcottagegarden bummer

I should have put varieties name on the video, but I was traveling for business with very little editing time. Next Garden tour I make sure, I have the titles showing up 🙌🏻 The bean variety was called Seychelles from Highmowing seeds 🤗😋🤗

Thank you for being here 💚🤗 and let me know if you have any content requests 💓