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You are welcome

You are welcome

Thanks Anne!

Thank you so much 😀

@@gardeningwithcopd YOU are very welcome. We are in Texas and we were flooded and now it's Hot. 97 degrees. Our garden is not doing too good. But thanking GOD for the rain bc we were in a severe drought. GOD bless you Brother.

@@melindaroth5796@ melindaroth5796 I'm so sorry to hear about the garden. Our spring started wet but no rain now. It will be 95 here (NC) tomorrow, slightly less today. The heat is normal for summer but the no rain part is not normal. I hope things get better for you and TX.

@@gardeningwithcopd Thank you Allan.

Thanks! Welcome to the channel.

Thanks 👍 I can't use all the buckets but I use many of them.

Thanks Anne. More to come!

Thank you.

@@gardeningwithcopd You're welcome.

Big thanks Anne!

Can't wait to eat.

@@freeandfancy Yum

Looks amazing 😊 All the rain apparently made them flourish.

@@Momtocam1997 I always plant the largest cloves from the largest bulbs. Each year they a bigger than the last. Having all that rain certainly helped.

Absolutely it can. However, I have COPD and will have difficulty pulling it up the hill. Thanks for watching!

COPD is no joke, dude. I am amazed the creator of this video is even able to do what He does.

@@mallinen0777 Thanks. I try to do the best I can, even if it takes me a little longer to do than it should. Thanks for watching.

Thanks Anne, that is so nice of you. Looking forward to next year to try a strawberry. I will pinch off all flowers and runners this year so the roots will get strong and established. I need to show you my new Rhubarb patch I put in.

Diging is hard work but the right tools can make it easier. Thanks for watching and good luck!

So nice of you, Thank you Anne. The garlic is almost ready to pick! A lot earlier this year.

After your inquiry, I have given it much thought and I will make a update. Many changes to the setup.

@@gardeningwithcopd I will try to keep an eye out.

How did it go?

Thank you.

Well, I am behind on comments. New video incoming.

@@gardeningwithcopd looking forward to them

I just watched a video that recommended right side up to allow any nutrients left in the stem to flow into the bulb.

For me, I can not tell any difference. I have never grown elephant garlic but I would like to try to.

I will have to look into that. Thanks Lisa.

Maybe one day! Thanks Anne.

As you can see he eats plenty but he forages on his own.

OH! Ok I always wondered what they ate. Thank you so much for answering me 😊👍

@@nadine.lipslocs3154 Turtles do eat a wide variety of things from plant leaves and fruit and even insects and grubs.

He isn't afraid. I had to film 2x because I didn't hit record! LOL

It's the best my garlic has done. Thanks Anne!

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Glad it was helpful. 😁

I am so glad to hear. This is a popular video. My garden is now 4 years old. I have so much to learn still. Thanks for watching. Subscribe to the channel.

Good to hear. Thanks for watching :)

Thanks. Those rodents are all over the property. Last year we had cicada and now the grubs are everywhere. Some rodents are feasting on the grubs while others are after my garden.

@@gardeningwithcopd awe I'm so sorry 😞 we have raccoons and squirrels and the list goes on. I will be praying for yall and us. Have a great weekend.

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Yes😊

This is fantastic! You did it. I am proud of you for taking this action. It is good exercise and a lot of work but can be rewarding. Now you can grow your own food. Yes! Thanks for sharing this with me. Best of luck and keep gardening, Allan Gardening with COPD

Well done on your new garden!

@@Sam-747 Thank you

Interesting. That could be true. I tried in the garage and also unprotected outside and both of those died for me. Thanks for watching.

Thanks for watching. You should check out part 2. th-cam.com/video/Y4NBHMycPYA/w-d-xo.html

Thanks, it's still growing today in zone 7. It's worth a try. All you need is a big pile of leaves to insulate it from the cold. It got down to -14f for a few days here.

Thank you for sharing! Can't wait to try it.

I've never had one make it through the winter unprotected.

Thanks Anne. 😁

You are so very welcome, Lynne.

Thanks Anne!

Thanks, that's a good idea.

@@gardeningwithcopd hi Allen you are truly welcome my friend. ❤🌱❤

Thanks Anne, I did the hard part already with the digging. I go out at least 2x a day to hunt squash bugs and now other bugs too. I already have ideas to improve for next year.

I did try, however some animal ate the good part of the 1 melon that did grow. I did not have a fence then nor did I have raised beds. I have picked several already this year.

Thanks 👍

Thank you! Cheers!

Thanks Anne. :)

Thanks, I can't wait to have them on a plate.

Thank you Monika.

Most buy 1 year old roots to save time. By waiting an extra year, I saved $25 and gained experience.

Thanks Anne, will do!

Nice haul. I may have first tomatoes this week, maybe?