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Your pepper plants looked like trees! WOOHOO! Great job Starry!
OMG! She really gets excited about her carrot harvest. Sounds just like me!
These videos are so very helpful! I live at home with my parents (I'm 18), but when I move out I sure will have my own garden filled with plants, foods and flowers!! It's so good I can watch these videos and collect all this information :) Sadly, my parent s won't let me use their garden for practicing gardening, but I'm trying a few things with pots indoors!
thanks for being you! keep making the videos. I'm listening. and you know what? it's cool to see someone as happy as me, gardening.
Well that was a fun and informative journey. hate to see the end of the garden, but on to new things and start over again in the spring. Hope the transplanted plants survive. It will be interesting to see what goes on with them. Cant wait to see what winter has in store for the homestead!! Big hugs to you and the Mr. Love your videos!! I'm learning a lot, yall are great teachers.
I have seen so many gardening video but this lady is up to something and she is simple yet fast in explanation.
He-man Hilder has the same look I have on my face when my wife is chatting away and im trying to get something done ..i find it so cute and absolutely hilarious love your videos
Tip for transplanting peppers , pick all the peppers off and pinch any flowers off for a few weeks , helps them take the shock a little better , also doesn't hurt to cut them back at the end of the season , to half their height , before putting into pots. =)
+isofaster YES..good advice..I was saving this for another video..but thats exactly what you do!
Was funny today, I had to mow the yard but it's all herbs in permaculture. Mustard, mallow, and a couple of dandelions. They are blooming and so beautiful!!! It's desert here and it will be all dirt brown soon. Well almost. The Citrus trees orange, lemon and grapefruit live. Also a desert orchid tree and California pepper corn. I love your peppers!!! I have some in the fridge. Yummy!!! Blessings Sister!!!
Hehehehee, I like that, old Mr. Hilder ain't studyin' nary video, that old boy just gets the work done.
Hi Starry! Great Video. Love seeing the Hubby working in the background of the video. This is the end of the 4th year of our gardening adventure here in Indiana. We are using a modified Back to Eden method and learning all the way. Since we are in a Urban setting it took a while to teach my husband how I can use the spent greenery in the garden instead of placing it in the garbage can!! I am also using our Autumn leaves and Starbucks Coffee grounds. I really encourage your viewers to start a garden if they have not... it is the total learning adventure.
+xbluebells Good for you...I have heard to about the coffee ground program from Starbucks..See you are living proof that urban gardening works!!
Great tips for garden care. So many people think that the back to eden garden method simply means that you put some wood chips down. People don't realize that Paul processes his wood chips through his chicken coop before spreading them in his garden.
I just love you both! You make me so happy hearing how positive you are and how much you enjoy the off grid lifestyle :) you are a breath of fresh air and motivational! May God richly bless you both and I pray your harvest is great this year! Shalom and bless
brown paper bag and newspapers keep them un-ripened in the utility room for me over the winter when I want ripe ones into the window they go.. then the last few are the seeds for the nextyear::)
Nice Garden ... God Blessed you with a bountiful harvest.
+Frankie Frankerson Thank you!!
Good information as always, I to have started to add compost and chicken manure to my beds for next planting season. I like your idea of chopping up the plants and putting them directly on the beds, I filled 2 compost bins today, hopefully it will be ready for the spring. Love your channel Starry!
starry i think you are amaazing. i have watched every one of your videos. and i am watching them again. [ had back surgery ,so yes i have the time ] , i have only found you a week ago. you actually give the best information, not only that, you explain how to do what we want to do. i have found and bought land for my family and we are trying to get the living area ready. by spring should be ready to start our 1st garden. anything extra you can think of to help ,would sure be appreciated.i no you can't think of every thing so if you have others you think would help us as 1st timers. we need all we can get to help us.by the way i accidentally found you thru your friend steve ,1st time to find him too. thank you so much for all your help. by the way i have done the peppers plants and tomato plants in the buckets for winter and yes they made it for 2 seasons. not other things. would really like to see short video on how to do the potatoes in the garden to save them over winter in the garden. again, thank you. i know GOD directed me to you and i love the fact that you give him the credit for all things. you have touched my life. thanks, i don,t have one of these channels nor do i no how to set one up, wish i did, but i will be looking for you, your friend cece
All I can say is God is good! Wow!
I just discovered your videos a few days ago and love watching a few at a time. Envious of what you gave going for you there. I pray that my financial situation will improve to the point I can get out of debt, fix up and sell my home, and move out of the suburb into the country somewhere, and build a small community possibly. God bless you.
+B Green Glad you found us..and its all about baby steps...planning...and praying...!! God is good..keep Him first!!
Oooops. Lost my post. I so love, love, love, that you take the time to post all your great ideas. Impressed that you're out there in a mini skirt in October/November, but more power to ya. Thank you for your embellishing on the Back to Eden Method. I have learned so much. Wouldn't have known about the peppers. Great video.
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you really should invest in building a greenhouse to help with growing during the winter... you have way too many plants to keep in your window... your husband has the skill set... and you can do it very cheaply by salvaging the items to build with... i have faith in your ability to make it happen...
Fabulous peppers! just gorgeous!
OH! That would just kill me to pull up all those gorgeous pepper plants. Early winter, I was able to save all mine into pots and they sit in a bay window. Doing fairly well, it has been a mild winter so far, and a few flowers even! I wonder though, if it is important for pepper plants to endure a dormancy period prior to spring. I am growing my variety of peppers this spring, so this plan might not be an option next year. Those pepper plants are JUST amazing. Nice job!
I am going back to eden style next year... I can wait... thanks for all the great info.
Hands down the best garden tool i have ever bought is a 6 tine fork with a full length handle, specifically the Garant G0613L (it's Canadian but i'm sure you can find a product of similar quality in the US). The close placement of the tines makes it great for everything from moving or digging soil, moving wood chips or turning compost and its long handle saves the back. I have two actually and for the last one i bought i paid about $64 CDN but consider it a good investment. I think True Temper makes a good one too. BUT any time you can buy used tools of good quality at a garage sale, snap them up, in a lot of cases the old saying "They don't make 'em like they used to" holds true and you are only paying pennies on the dollar to boot.
Cheers.
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omg you make me so excited to gardening now lol.
Growing tomato plants from cuttings over winter is something I have never seen before - I do grow them from cuttings during the growing season but over winter should be interesting to see! Great harvest of peppers wow - well done :)
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I love all the information you have imparted to getting your garden ready for winter. Thank you. I am going to take some tomatoe cutting and grow them over winter. Never done it before so I am excited to see the results.
+Pam Jones I know its cool how you can do t his!!!! Keep me posted on how yours does to!
+Starry Hilder I definitely will. With God's grace I should have tomatoes to plant for this coming spring. I can't thank you enough for this garden tip. God bless you.
Oh god you make me jealous, by the end of Oct. we are starting to get snow here in Newfoundland. We just built a new home and I am definitely going to be trying the eden method on our clay heavy poorly drained soil.
Re: your peppers- I've seen a video before where a guy would winter his peppers in unheated greenhouse by cutting down the top and leaving short trunk of the plant. Cover it all under tones of straws and munch and next year the plant started growing with already established root system. Pepper plant was over 1.5m tall with tones of fruits on it. Amazing. If you feel like give it a go that might be very interesting experiment.
Love your vids
+Chlebio Chris Haha we just did that..and made a video of it!! wil be posting soon!!! God bless and im glad you enjoyed!!!
Amazing garden!
I struggle with "back to eden" method. I have put thick layer of chips last winter. Everything was ok until late spring. We got slugs explosion in our garden. Granted I didn't have to water and weed but I have never lost so much crop to the slugs. I live in UK so we get lots of rain here. Before, the birds could pick the slugs from the soil but now slugs can hide inside the chips and avoid most of the predators :(. Will wait and see next year.
Love your pepper plants, they are HUGE :)
+bulasty You may want to see if you can find some diatomaceous earth and see if that will kill the slugs.
I have heard of others doing that, and I am curious how that would work out. I will be trying that myself next year. Looking forward on the updates on the pepper and tomato plants. Thanks for sharing Starry.
you are getting more veggies out of your garden as you shut it down for the year than most others that i have watched got out of theirs for most of the season due to the drought
+swany I know..ours really has been productive!!
Starry thanks for all your awesome videos and tips I really appreciate them! Always learning something new with you! Have a blessed day today -Kayla
+parkerkay84 Thank you Kayla..Im so glad these videos are helpful for you! God Bless
Thank you to both of you! Xo
Internal window boxes are great for herbs year round. Maybe in the spring you'll look at a south facing green house for more plants and herbs. We had one out in the Olympics and it worked out really well. You should look at getting some blackberries and raspberies in the spring, they'll do really well there along with plumbs, apricots and nectarines.
+Mark Haushahn We have some blackberry bushes and we also have a friends who has over 6 feet tall raseberry bushes that we get privy to! so we are covered! love tho berries...mmm
Stary pickeld green tomatoes from the ball catalog, great stuff.
+halfazzhomesteader ...I agree. It's been a long time, but you're making my mouth water. Better than frying....good tasting and all, but bad for ya.
That really is some awesome harvest. Great job. Loved and Subbed
+nery colon 1 Thanks dear!!
I"m in Oklahoma and trying to build red dirt and clay! Ugh...I'm enjoying the video's. Right now (Feb.) I'm composting leaves....
another great video!, you guys are awesome...and your doggies are cute ;)
+Danny Boel Thanks !!!
Trim them down like a hedge.... they will survive and come back 10 times better in the spring.
Oh MAN! Fried green maters! DROOOOOOOL!
For winter time, have you considered experimenting with a recycling hydroponics technique? Usually hooked up to some sort of fish tank for manure.
I like how you post a scripture at the beginning of your videos
Im glad you appreciate being fed!
I am SO looking forward to seeing the pepper plant progress. I never thought of bringing a couple in with me! Great idea. I wonder if our sunlight hours are sufficient to keep them going... If it works out for you guys I will definitely be trying it out. PS your compost looked amazing! Great job, Starry!
+AFarmhouseFull We uncovered the rest and within a day the deer found them!! hahah but we have all the ones we need now inside and wil be trimming them back..will d a quick how to vid on that!! glad you enjoyed!!!
AFarmhouseFull ok.
I saw a video on using diced green tomatoes for mince meat pie.
So cheerful :*)
I really need to get my hubby on board with the composting right in the garden itself. He has had to do almost all of getting the garden put to bed for the season since I just had a total hysterectomy and am healing from that. I do want to move my herb plants inside (they are already in large pots), but I am afraid my cat Rufus will just eat them.
+Debbie G Rufus...hahahaaaa
I just love this video ! Mr Hilder is absolutely incredible working the land great team work guys and great info . your garden was amazing this year what will you do with all those peppers
+kimmyjeans2 Cut up alot of those peppers and canned them..also ATE alot..haha!!
Nice video thank you.
Don't know how cold it gets, but why not use hot compost in the bed to heat the hoop house. Just place it where you removed the other plants.
Are the chickens laying...if so will you show a video of you collecting the eggs? that to me is always interesting and fun to watch!! :-)
beautiful videos so happy you are blessed. One video editing suggestion it seems sometimes you will be finishing a topic you are talking about then the transition cuts off the final words of your thought then moves onto the next section. Make sure you arent cutting off your commentary :) or give the transition a few extra seconds so people can digest the advice you are giving. Wishing you success.
I took all my peppers inside and they immediately got infested with aphids! I made a little greenhouse for them outside with a heater in it, but they all dried up! I didn't keep them watered enough!
+Ella Oh thats too bad...I just talked to a friend at work and what you do with the aphids is go online and BUY lady bugs...they come thru the mail..you put them on your plants and they will eat al the aphids!!
Starry Hilder I know that too, it just didn't dawn on me to do it, I washed them several times but they would all come back in a couple of days.
lol mr hilder working hard i see
+Michael Horsford He was pretty focused!
I also wonder if you could save your tomato plants for winter by transplanting them to an upside down tomato grower inside via a window?
beautiful, how did the bell peppers do over wintering? I thought when you pulled the plant from the ground you had to remove the fruit and cut the plant way back to help them? thnx for sharing
Thanks for this great video! I have been using wood chips for 2 years but am experiencing a host of insects that damage the plants and also fungus. I was going to give up but I will try one more year doing it your way and see what happens. How often do you water? I'm worried that mabye I have been over watering. Should the wood chips be dry? How deep do you pile the chips and also does everything decompose completely under those chips by Spring? I live in Michigan so I'm not sure what to expect. Thank you so much!
What you have done with your peppers I do with my celery... gonna give it a try with peppers.... next year :) Debs at The Toy Box Sub-Urban Farm in Everett, Wa
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I've started mine, I have mulch yet to be delivered and maybe a bit more compost on top of it. I'm thinking of covering it over winter not sure yet. Being its a brand new bed do you think it would help it? Those are nice pepper plants. I know the old timers stored potatoes in the manner you are. Many actually store them still in the barn in the ground around here.
+Ozark Mountain Girl I wouldnt cover your bed..LET NATURE and its elements DO its job!!!:)))
1st comment lol thanks Starry
We fry green tomatoes here in the south
What an amazing lady you are. I wish I had half your ambition and energy. Energy being key here. I just came across your videos tonight and plan to watch more about solar as we have been wondering about going partial. What part of Idaho are you in? Thanks for the great videos.
+icecreamlady driver Thank you!! And Im glad you found us!!! We live in the northern half of the panhandle of Idaho!
Great video, Starry. You and I talked (in the comment section) last summer about overwintering peppers and tomatoes. Our pepper plants are about the same size as yours and we're a bit nervous about bringing them in the hoop house, even though we had pretty good success with them a couple years ago. We're gonna try planting some seeds in the fall and keep them warm and sunny and see if they bear fruit before next spring. Gardening really is a just a series of experiments, isn't it?
BTW, where do you get your wood chips way up there in the boonies?
Karl
+ItsyFarmYes when the pepper plants are this big...a little nerve racking to see what will transpire. We are going to cut them back to alleviate risk of bugs and help them put whatever energy they have into their core......As for woodchips..we go to the local dump...and we dirve the county roads...getting harder to find this year though. We found some in a logging area also this spring....would love to have more though!!
Since the pepper plants now have a stressed root system after digging them up, would it be beneficial to severely cut up the upper part of the plant. It will send out new growth. Wintering indoors will give you a head start on a mature healthy plant for 2016 Spring. Also, aren't you concerned about bringing in bugs that could effect your other house plants? Are you going to use 'soapy' water on the greenery and drench the root ball? Or are these plants going to be isolated in a separate room? Thank you for sharing.
+LARK'S GARDENS yes we are going to cut back the upper plant, and after we transplanted them we drenched the the new pot. havent really had any bugs in the garden to begin with but that not saying we wont have them inside, we will see. they are going to be with the other house plants for the winter. if we have issues we will surely show it! thanks for the great questions!
starry, ihave some 6 month old wood chips and some new wood chips. can i consider the old compost and the new just wood chips? i also have straw with duck poop in it. i have remaining garden plants and old weeds growing in the garden. should i be concerned about the weeds or just put everything on top. do i need news paper first. do i need to add manure. i can get my hands on mushroom manure.
Make fried green tomatoes. or
Make marinated green tomatoe breschetta
Starry, this is a little off topic but I love the skirts that you wear. Whats the brand name? They look so comfortable.
Thanks in advance,
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What if you have bunch of weeds? Can u just leave them under there to decompose under the wood chips?
She calls her husband Mr. Hilder.
I'm waiting for Peter cottontail to come into the background.
Im glad you tied your shoe lace. Do bears come in your yard?
+joe best Haha lot of people watching my shoes!!!:) no bears ..
I heard you say in another video you were gardening in Wisconsin and the pests are bad. I'm in Wisconsin and the last 2 wet summers have hurt our production. Where are you located now? Good information by the way.
Starry, You had so much good information in this video. However I was concerned about the point at which you diced up the tomato plants and put them in the layering. I would have wished you to mention that you should not do that with plants that have disease and also not to put the plant bits on the bed that you are going to plant next years tomatoes. All this to avoid diseases next year! Love your videos!
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Chopping up tomato plants like that is asking for trouble anywhere except the driest and most arid conditions. Anything with warm humidity and moisture is going to allow blight to wreak havoc. Sacrifice a couple of cabbages and that will work a lot better.
Just curious how the trees are holding up. Have they all survived so far?
Thanks
+55Herbie1 They are fair well except one!!!
It is sad to see the garden ending.
+Lucky Robin Boohoo i know:(((
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wow! what do you do with all that food? can it? my produce rots in the frig before I eat it. Boy I got alot to learn, I gotta start canning
+HappyHigh we eat alot of it fresh..have a good healthy diet of mostly veggies...and lots of canning..some dehydrating
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I love the videos I learned a lot but why do you refer to your husband as mr. Hilder?
OK. She is really cute. But if she was in my scout troop she would owe ten push ups. Why? Shoes untied. LOL. Serious side. I just put up a 10x12 greenhouse and being in El Paso I will be able to grow throughout the winter. One thing though, I will try to transplant one or two pepper plants. Blessings.
HAHa love it..I will do 30 push ups just for you!!
Where do you put your pepper plants in the house? Near the window?
in the window
How do you save all of that produce? It just seems like so much for you two...
+Kirk Shadel Hahah we eat alot!! Thats number one..and whatever we have left over we can and dehydrate..and the rest we also share with friends!
What are you using for your video...camera?
What are you going to do with all the peppers Starry?
+Jayne Carey I can alot of them..dehydrate..and eat!!!!
Canning salsa?
So do you not garden at all in the winter? I'm wanting to garden year round if possible to get us out of the dependence of the grocery store. But after watching your video I'm confused if with the back to eden gardening technique if that's possible? Since it seems you need to give it a break to rebuild the soil?
Or can you keep gardening and then when the winter garden is done you just relayer your garden bed? And then it's good? Or does it NEED the time to decompose a little?
We live where we have winter..snow..so no gardening..thats why I can and dehydrate and have a cool pantry to store the foods so i dont have ot run to the grocery store either!!
Starry Hilder what about cold frames or hoop houses or green houses though?
Do you have a video on your cool pantry? That sounds interesting :)
Thanks for the reply :)
keep watching.. i have lots of vids on the pantry...
Starry Hilder I've seen a few on your pantry but I haven seen any on the cold pantry yet. I'll take a look around some more and see if I can find it :)
Where do you get your untreated wood chips?
Ask the county, city or contracted tree trimmers you see along the road. They will dump 10 yards at your home for free.
Do you can you Vegies ?
When you let sun or light to the patetoes 3-4 weeks, they turn green and this green is not good for your health!!
Mr needs a shredder.
Would you guys be surprised if a trick or treater came to your door last night?
+Moby Dave Surprised!!! YES! They'd have to get by the locked gates...and the dogs..and the chickens...and they'd have a long lonely walk!! They'd be exhausted if they made it up here!!:)))
plz tie your shoe lace :)
+Kris Follett Hahah so many people noticed! Wait till you see my socks in the winter!!
I wanna tie ur shoe lace when u were picking tomatoes