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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ก.ย. 2024
- How have our micro climate planters fared before and after a hard freeze? As well as some lovely and impressively sized sunflowers that grew this summer.
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The micro climate garden looks beautiful. So does that dress ..I love it ..looks very nice on you.
The big row of sunflowers makes me smile. 😊 ❤
For those of us who have been watching Ariel garden since way back in the clearing when she was showing us the Ruth Stout method, way back before she added the concrete blocks, way back when she was dealing with voles and explaining to us why she didn't have a greenhouse, can I just say how exciting it is that...Ariel grew tomatoes!!! 🎉🥳💗
I feel like ive seen end of garden vides for years now Ariel and every year is bittersweet. Excited for the snow to come but the garden season goes by so fast. Your containers were a smashing success, can’t wait to see what you do with them next year now that you know how they’ll produce. And those sunflowers, WOW!!! Thanks for sharing all your hardwork and knowledge.💜
Congrats on the success of your micro garden, love the bachelor buttons my favorite, and the blueberry tomatoes. I feel like your sunflowers need names, they remind me of a family
Having tomatoes, squash, sunflowers wow your garden has expanded. Glad you're experiment worked out.
Your garden makes me smile. So glad you are able to grow food before the weather turns. An idea, cut the sunflowers down to the ground and make the stalks into walking sticks. They can be very sturdy and used for hiking around.
Interesting and exciting to see the success of your microclimate garden. Tomatoes! Yes, I always learn something or hear something interesting on your channel. All the best to you and your family. Hugs for Burley, the #1 smartest and handsomest dog in the world.
So glad you had a summer :) and a great garden. Those tomatoes will taste extra special !!!!!
Good afternoon Ariel, thank you for the update on the microclimate. That’s very interesting. I apologize. I usually follow everything but I haven’t heard you mention the bees at all for quite a while. Do you still have your bees? How are they doing? I realize you have so much going on maybe everything’s just well and you’ve just been sharing the newer updates with us. Thank you for bringing us along.
Enjoyed watching,fall is on its on its way😮🌺🌻🌼🇺🇲
Absolutely beautiful
The sun flowers remind me of the movie “The Triffids “
What a crazy country we live in, you're at 27 degrees and we've had a cold front so we"ll be 94 degrees this weekend 😂. Love the teddy bear sunflowers. I love this experiment, your beds are so colorful!
Those sunflowers are amazing Ariel!
Very beautiful ❤❤❤😂😂😂🎉🎉
So beautiful!❤
You can make pickled watermelon rind!
Thank you.
Very beautiful! There is a short variety of sunflower (Incredible) that you can cover when it gets cold.
You can pick the green tomatoes and let them ripen inside auto window sill
Beautiful. Watching summer grow into fall into winter.
The sunflowers are beautiful and I love beets! Tasty and so good for us too!
Beets, spinach, almonds and chocolate (unfortunately) are just a few foods that are super-high in oxalates and can cause various health issues - see the recent book Toxic Super Foods by Sally Norton - quite surprising! 😳
@@OkKez-c1p - Unless a person has a genetic predisposition causing a reaction to normal amounts as if a toxic level OR a person eats bushels of high oxalate plants, in general people do not need to have concerns about eating foods with high oxalate levels.
I have yet to see one Monarch butterfly this summer - there used to be so many.
Very nice and you’ve learned so much. I love experiments too. You could pick your calendula blossoms and infuse in oil. Wonderful for your skin. I’m in GA just wishing for fall and cooler weather. Thank you for your videos.
"Weather Guessers" Ha Ha! I think that's what I will call them from now on.
What an inspiration to experiment with my own tiny garden. I have the opposite problem living in Texas but I'm encouraged to try something different. Thank you.
That row of sunflowers - gorgeous! And such a treat for the birds. Also,I loved the look of the amaranth - such a great color! Any update on the bees in the works?
Gorgeous!
The high temperatures would have increased the use of sugars. So, less sugars available for antifreeze.
I’d cover them to protect from frost. Tomatoes will ripen on the window sill inside. Have you dried any of your flowers? I do that a lot.😊
You should have a look at her home page where all her videos are listed. Lots of herbs dried, flowers, tomatoes ripened. Lots of interesting cooking things also.
How does a green house will work there ?
Thank you.