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Woke Remnant Gardening
United States
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Welcome to our channel! We are K & Kira - a mother/daughter duo growing in Tennessee (zone 7b) with a love for gardening, self-sustainability, and improving our health starting with the food that we eat. We have learned that growing food doesn't have to be burden -- it's hard work, but we ALWAYS HAVE FUN in the garden.
Join us on our journey as we learn how to Plant to Live!
Email: wokeremnant@gmail.com
Join us on our journey as we learn how to Plant to Live!
Email: wokeremnant@gmail.com
A "Mini" Garden Tour: The Arch Trellis 🌱 | Pumpkins, Tomatoes, Beans, Squash, & Malabar Spinach
Hey Woke Fam!
We’re back with another “Mini Garden Tour,” but this time we're taking you all on a trip around our Arch Trellis -- it's pretty fancy huh? 😏😆
Have you ever heard of some of these plant varieties before? Let us know what you think about them and if you’ve learned anything new!
Stay tuned for more videos on our channel and check out our Instagram at _wokeremnantgardening_, for more garden updates!
We really hope you enjoyed the video and learned something new! Don’t forget to Share, Like, Comment & Subscribe, and as always, Plant to Live Y’all!!!
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We’re back with another “Mini Garden Tour,” but this time we're taking you all on a trip around our Arch Trellis -- it's pretty fancy huh? 😏😆
Have you ever heard of some of these plant varieties before? Let us know what you think about them and if you’ve learned anything new!
Stay tuned for more videos on our channel and check out our Instagram at _wokeremnantgardening_, for more garden updates!
We really hope you enjoyed the video and learned something new! Don’t forget to Share, Like, Comment & Subscribe, and as always, Plant to Live Y’all!!!
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Harvesting 13 BAGS of POTATOES 🥔 | 8 Varieties (w/ Descriptions) | June 2024 | #containergardening
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Hey Woke Fam! We recently harvested 13 bags of potatoes YAAAYYY!!! You know we had to give a little description of each of our 8 varieties: 00:00 00:10 Adirondack Blue 03:45 Purple Viking 07:48 German Butterball 09:18 Chieftain 13:43 Eva 15:20 Kennebec 21:45 Dark Red Norland 28:20 Satina Some of our potatoes were a little smaller than hoped for, but we are very grateful to get this abundant har...
3 Signs Your Corn Is READY To HARVEST | Corn Harvest June 2024
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Hey Woke Fam! The Sun is Blazing and the Corn is Ready for Grazing! All rhymes aside, we harvested some of our Honey & Cream corn today and wanted to give a few signs to look out for before harvesting your corn. Let us know what other tips you have for harvesting corn and your favorite corn variety! We're going to try succession sowing corn this season and we're open to new varieties (including...
SPLIT GARLIC 🧄?! | Garlic Harvest 2024 | Transylvania, Music, & Inchelium Red Varieties
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Hey Woke Fam! We finally harvested our 3 garlic varieties this month 🧄 🙌🏾! Unfortunately, we did get quite a few split garlic due to lots of moisture from the rain and late harvesting. Nevertheless, NOT ALL IS LOST! This garlic is still good to use and believe us.... We're Gonna Use 'Em!!! We hope this was informative and enjoyable to you all! Let us know what garlic varieties you have grown or...
Quick Cabbage Harvest! 🥬 | Savoy & Copenhagan Market
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Hey Woke Fam! In this QUICK video, we harvested two of our cabbage plants: Savoy Cabbage and Copenhagan Market Cabbage. We grew Copenhagan last year and harvested a smaller (but delicious) head, and this is our first time growing good ole Savoy! We’re excited (as always lol)! As always, thank y’all for watching, stay tuned for more videos, and Plant to Live! #harvest #cabbage #gardening #garden...
A "MINI" Garden Tour 🌽 | Corn, Asparagus, Amaranth, Sweet Potatoes, + Volunteer Plants | June 2024
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Welcome Woke Fam! We wanted to give you all our very FIRST garden tour (YAY!). We have a lot of plants and wanted to tour them in doses for the summer (i.e. Mini Garden Tours). As you can see, this tour isn’t very “mini”.... (“Sorry, I’m detail-oriented… and maybe a little long-winded” - Kira); nevertheless, we hope you gained new knowledge, inspiration, smiles, and laughs. As we both get in th...
Why You Should REMOVE (or KEEP) Your Tomato Suckers | + Planting Our Suckers | Quick Facts #1
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Hi Woke Fam! We are coming at you with a new segment: QUICK FACTS. Tomato suckers are fast-growing, so if you don't catch them in time.... things can get chaotic REAL QUICK (believe us, we know from experience). Here's a quick guide to know whether you should or should not remove suckers from your tomato plants, and how to get new plants via #propagation . Bonus: a little update and planting of...
How to Plant a Dwarf Mulberry Tree in A Container! | #containergardening
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Hey Y'all! The cicadas were loud and rampant, but that didn't stop us from planting our Moral Dwarf Everbearing Mulberry! Planting it in a container was fairly quick and easy. Just make sure to give your mulberry tree a little TLC and plenty more love. We hope this was informative! Happy growing and Plant to Live!!! Until next time.... [Note: Click the subtitles if needed! The cicadas are almos...
How to Plant a Gooseberry Bush in a Container | Black Velvet Gooseberry
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We planted our first Gooseberry Bush and we're very excited! It typically takes 1-3 years after planting to get fruit, but we're willing to wait! Variety: Black Velvet Gooseberries are a hardy, disease resistant, late-ripening cultivar reaching around 6' (height) by 4' (width) at maturity and produces high yields of reddish-black fruit described as tasting similar to blueberries or grapes. We h...
Planting A Goji Berry | Experimenting With Shoot Propagation
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We Finally Planted Goji Berries Y'all!!! Goji berries are one SUPERFOOD that we're SUPER excited to have in our garden for years to come. This variety is called Phoenix Tears which are described as being high in nutrients and carotene levels (higher concentrations that carrots), 5-6 feet tall with high productivity, and has a sweet, slightly acidic flavor. We're excited as we continue our journ...
Building Our Strawberry Patch and Pathway!!! | #urbanhomestead
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Building Our Strawberry Patch and Pathway!!! | #urbanhomestead
Let's Plant A Square Foot Garden! | 2024 Spring Garden
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Let's Plant A Square Foot Garden! | 2024 Spring Garden
Preparing Our 2024 Spring Garden | It's Go Time!
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Preparing Our 2024 Spring Garden | It's Go Time!
EASY Way to Revive Leggy Seedlings: Step-By-Step Guide #gardening
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EASY Way to Revive Leggy Seedlings: Step-By-Step Guide #gardening
PEACEFUL SILENT GARDEN TOUR | Summer 2022 | Novice Gardeners
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PEACEFUL SILENT GARDEN TOUR | Summer 2022 | Novice Gardeners
Get to Know Us! l Introducing Woke Remnant Gardening
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Get to Know Us! l Introducing Woke Remnant Gardening
Cut one potato into 4 chunks...for each bag Let it dry & heal then plant it Those were too many whole potatoes for one bag
Is it not true that potatoes are very high in carbohydrates and that these are turned into sugars that enter the bloodstream easier than pure sugar ?
Beautiful garden 😍 ❤😂
Thanks and thanks for watching! ❤️
Thank you for putting in information on each variety. I wish more people would. I am in Oklahoma, and just put in my potatoes for fall harvest. They will be seed potatoes for spring. I chose Purple Viking and Sarpo Mira. I will probably get two additional varieties next spring to try also. Blessings on you both!
Of course! It’s always great to learn about the varieties that are available- there are so many different varieties. We will look into choosing a couple new varieties for next spring also. Blessings on you as well!
You ladies are too cute! 🥰🌱❤️ And you had me crackin up 😂😂😂 More singing throughout your videos, please! Loved this informative and entertaining mini tour. 💕
LOL thank you!! We’ll try to put more mini concerts in our videos 😂🤣 Thank you so much for the support! ❤️
I love your little animation 😊
Thank you so much! The visuals/animations are fun to use. Glad you enjoyed the video 😌!!!
Yall make the Ancestors' hearts smile...... 🥰.
AWWW 🥰!!! Going back to our roots with growing our own food has been extreme gratifying!!! Glad to be on this journey. Thank you so much for the support!
Jim on Home Grown Veg on You Tube has a lot of good tips, especially regarding potatoes, but also lots of other veggies. He lives in England. For potatoes, he puts 2 inches of soil in a much smaller bucket or bag approximating 2 gallon size, and then puts in just one potato, mostly from store-bought potatoes that he later chits up. Most of the potatoes as you also saw, are in the middle. He does experiments as well which are interesting.
Thank you for the reference! We’ll check out his channel. Very interesting to watch experiments in the garden - it’s always great info! Thank you again for the suggestion and thanks for watching!!!
You were very close to correct say it like this.... Inch ah lee um Yes I lived at In helium Washington for 40 years.
Haha!! Thanks for the correction! Guess we were close, but oh so far…lol We’ll try to keep that in mind next time. Thank you!!!
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Every eye (chit) on the seed potato will grow a plant. So if you use multiple seed potatoes, you will have a lot of plants competing for nutrients.
That’s very true!!! We’ll remove most of the eyes and reduce the number of potatoes in the bags next time to see if we have a better outcome regarding their size. Thank you!!
Thanks for this! You are growing fabulous garlic, your bulbs are way bigger than other videos I watch!!! I really appreciate that you talked about what group the varieties are in, not just the old hard neck and softneck simplification! I reckon you are doing everything right to get garlic like that! Up here I grow all hard neck varieties including Porcelain, Rocombole, and True Purple Stripe. I generally like to pick when there are four or five green leaves remaining, as green leaves represent the number of intact wrappers around the bulbs.
Thank you so much for the reassurance! We’re glad it was informative - there are lots of garlic varieties out there, so it’s always good to know which variety is most fitting for your interests and environment! Our hardneck garlic performed very well, so we’ll definitely be growing some more next season!! Of the varieties that you grow, do you have a favorite or favorites based on taste and size? We’d love to try different varieties. Thank again for watching and happy growing!!! Thanks for the harvesting tip as well!
@@WokeRemnantGardening My favourite for taste is in the Rocombole group, the variety is called Spanish Roja. Spanish Roja is often considered the finest tasting garlic of them all and is the garlic all others are judged by! It peels more easily than most other varieties, its down side is that it doesn’t store all that well so most people eat it first. My favourite garlic for size is in the Porcelain group, it’s called Big Boy. The bulbs of Big Boy are huge, even bigger than Music!
@WhatWeDoChannel Thank you so much for the suggestions!!! We’ve never heard of those before, and you’re description has us invested now lol. They sound delicious - we’ll definitely consider them for future growing seasons! Porcelain types seem to be one of the better options for size and storage, so they’re going to stay in our rotation! Hopefully we’ll be able to test out Big Boy soon!
Nice harvest ladies!!❤❤
Thank you so much for watching!!! ❤️❤️
I love this video. First garlic one I watched that added the information about type, history, etc. while you were digging. Very informative and fun to watch. I just harvested my first garlic three days ago. I had never done it before and made the mistake of sticking a few sunchokes in the same container, (an old leaky horse trough), so the chokes took over and I forgot about the garlic. I was a bit late in harvesting also but am so thrilled with what I got. I am peeling a few heads of it now to put in with my dill pickles. I do not know what kind it is though cuz I bought it from a bin on the side of the road last August. Zone 5B, I do think it was at least labeled Hard neck. Thanks for sharing your experiences!!
We’re very glad you enjoyed the video!We believe it’s important to provide details about plant types and varieties to let people know that there are lots of options available to grow and consume - so many flavors to choose from, and some grow better in specific regions! We’ve never grown sunchokes before, but we heard they’re delicious! Would love to try some one day. Also, dill pickles with garlic sounds amazing! We’re most likely going to pickle some of our garlic as well. Never had pickled garlic, but it doesn’t hurt to try! Thank you for watching and happy growing!!!
@@WokeRemnantGardening Thank you for your kind response. BTW, My family loves pickled garlic. If you make dill pickles, throw in a few cloves so you can try it before making a whole batch. Bur honestly? Garlic in any form, what’s not to love?
Very informative, thanks for sharing.
We’re glad you enjoyed!!! Thanks for watching!
❤ your channel from Maryland I have a small patio garden growing fruit and vegetables and herbs in a small space and I grow in all kinds of containers even milk crates Happy growing
That’s AMAZING!!! We love growing in containers - they’re very convenient. We’ve never thought about growing in milk crates before. That’s a brilliant idea 💡! Love it! Thank you for the support and happy growing to you as well ❤️!!
"Taste so green, I'm already feeling healthy". Greatest quote ever 😂😂😂😂
😂 Just telling it like it is lol!!! Still feeling healthy over here!
Listen, y'all are wonderful!!! Keep it up 🌱💚
Thank you so much and will do 🫡!!!
Just found your channel. Thanks for this video on Malabar Spinach. I am considering it for next year. It is a very pretty plant. I love using cattle panels for arches. Way stronger than anything you can buy in a garden center. Cheers!
You’re welcome and we definitely suggest trying Malabar spinach at least once! You may like it. We also love using cattle panels for trellises - they’re very durable. Thanks for watching!
What a great channel you have here!! Great harvest, new sub ❤
Thank you so much for watching and subscribing ☺️!! We were very glad to get that potato harvest and can’t wait to start eating them.
Beautiful.. watching from Trinidad and Tobago
Thank you so much and welcome!!! Much love from Tennessee!
Love love love the video! It’s my first time watching and the personalities are everything! I can’t wait to watch more videos.
Thank you so much and welcome to our channel!!! We’re glad that you enjoyed this video. We have more to come!
Improving eyesight...sign me up! I love how neat your garden/yard is. LOL, not "I feel so healthy already" And a free concert LOL
Thank you! Yes, these plants still making us feel healthy LOL 😂 I’m one of those people who can’t sing, but LOVES to sing 🤣 Thank you for watching!
😂I was not ready for the impromptu song but loved every moment of it so I subscribed! This was such an informative and quite comical video. I can't wait to try the malabar spinach amongst many others. Thanks for sharing, and happy growing to you all! 🌱
LOL Expect the unexpected - I had to get my groove on 🤣🤣!!! We’re glad you enjoyed the video! Malabar spinach is such a great medicinal vegetable. Happy growing to you as well!
Love your garden! ✨
Thank you!
I got a question why do y'all plan them in bags if y'all have all of that land I don't understand the concept do you get more potatoes in a bag than you would have ground
That’s a fair question. The short answer is for convenience. It’s easier for us to harvest potatoes when they’re in grow bags/buckets than digging in the ground. Potatoes are one of those crops that can grow just as well, and sometimes better, depending on your soil type, in containers than in ground. Thanks for asking. I’m sure other people may be curious as well, I know we would be. Thanks for watching!
Fun a d fabulous video yet again. I love the serenade to your pumpkin 🎤
🤣 haha thank you! You know I had to put my singing voice on lol! Thanks for watching!
Hi love the harvest! I'm in the UK I used those size grow bags too, I filled one to about 2 inches from the top to see if I could lift it comfortably the answer was no so I chatted to some other gardeners and mixed the soil/earth/compost what ever you call it with brown leaves I collect in the fall and chopped up hey because potatoes don't mind the odd twig and the soil to be rugged I think they like the challenge and a bit of manure etc but anyway my point is it makes the bag half the weight! and we got a pretty good result out of 8 bags so far we have 24lb I'm well chuffed I really want to see if we can get the blue one's over here love the funky coloured veg! I love there are so many gardeners now! love light and laughter to you both xx
Thank you SO MUCH for the info and encouragement! That was so sweet! We may need to consider your method and reduce the weight with some leaves next time. Much love from Tennessee, USA, and happy growing!!!
Gotta get that Malabar spinach into my rotation next summer! Thanks for the great video!🙂
What’s up New Victory!! Yep, Malabar is a keeper! If not for the taste, then at least for the beauty & benefits 😂. Thanks for watching!
Love it. ❤❤. New sub here.
Hey 👋!!! Thank you for supporting! We appreciate it ❤️!
Nice.
Beautiful
Hey new sub from Anne Heyns channel. I will be starting my own garden soon. 😊
That’s AMAZING!!! It’s great that you’re starting your own garden 😌. Nothing beats harvesting your own produce. Much success to you on your gardening journey and thank you for supporting our channel!
@@WokeRemnantGardening yes I’m super excited about it. You’re welcome. Thanks for having me and sharing so much great information regarding gardening because I can learn so much . Thanks a bunch 😂💗
Awesome tour!!! Thanks for sharing!!!
Thank you, G.W.H.!!! We appreciate the support!
Very nice garden
Thank you!
16th done ! Nicely done, stay connected! New supporter friend
Thank you and will do 🫡! We GREATLY appreciate your support!!
Love your very informative videos and your lovely garden☺
Thank you so much! We’re glad you find our videos informative and thank you for the compliment on our garden! We did our best to design a good layout for our plants 🌱 😊
You two are quickly becoming my wife and my favourite gardening channel. I appreciate the health benefit discussion. Hello from Ontario, Canada.
Awesome 🤩 We love that the video was beneficial for you and your wife! Thank you for supporting our channel!
Hey Y’all! Correction for 0:40, we are actually growing Basella rubra (Red Malabar Spinach). Basella alba (Green) is the variety with more flavor (supposedly) lol 😅 And at 11:23, it’s a low-glycemic food which may help lower BLOOD SUGAR, not blood pressure. Sorry y’all 🤦🏾♀️! Thanks for watching and happy growing!
I wouldve never thought about asking someone else to grow in their yard. I think that is such a great suggestion. I just started growing vegetables in my backyard (3 containers) this season and excited about whats to come! Happy to be a subscriber and thank you for sharing this journey/knowledge!
We consider ourselves non-traditional gardeners since we don’t garden where we live. We hope that people consider alternatives if they don’t have the space or have other “restrictions” to grow food. Congratulations on getting started with your garden!!! We love container gardening - that’s how we started too. Thank you following us on our journey and happy growing ❤️
Love this! Thank you for sharing 😆
Glad you enjoyed the video!
Awesome video! What a duo! 😊
Thank you so much! We enjoy gardening together. It’s a lot of fun growing with our family 😊
Thanks-
I wait until my potatoe leaves are 100 % dead i mean brown and crunchy until i harvest my potatoes.
We should have harvested some of the bags a few weeks later when the leaves would have been more brown and crunchy. We were a little eager this year 😅 We’ll let them dry out longer next time. Thanks 😊
New sub from Anne channel
Hey there! Thank you for watching and subscribing!
Awesome harvest ❤❤❤
Thank you!
Very Impressive Video! Nice harvest! The Potato Variety Information provided is so helpful!!!
Thank you. We're glad you found the information helpful!!!
Porridge is delicious. Green banana, corn meal just the name a few and yes it is similar to oatmeal only smooth.
Sounds pretty good. We may have to try porridge someday. I saw an amaranth apple cinnamon porridge that looked delicious!
Beautiful garden, great narrator and nice young lady. 😊
Thank you so much for the compliments and thank you for watching 😊!
I am watching and can just imagine the fun you're having..I also used all my old potatoes from the year before.. New friend here from Growing My Own.
Potato harvests are so much fun! It’s like a scavenger hunt, and using the old potatoes is the way to go! Thank you for the support 😁