Just ordered onion seeds today, off of your site! It’ll be my first time growing them. I’m so excited! Thanks for sharing all of your wisdom gained over the years 🌹
If I can help anyone, my collard greens kept bolting and I would just cut the flower part off over and over again and the leaves would still grow but it was slowly still trying to bolt. I kept picking off leaves, cooking them and they tasted amazing all the way til the end.
Hi Brijette, you mentioned drying some herbs to use even though they've gone to flower/seed. I just pulled some Basil out this morning and thought about heading to the compost bin with it but set it aside until I did some research on drying it and here you are. So what do you recommend? Dry it and try it? Love the hat by the way!
Definitely give drying a try! Even if it's not "fresh" it's still so fun to have your homegrown herbs all year long. If it's gone to seed, the flavor might be a little different so just give it a try first
We use a grease marker but it still fades before the season is up. Pencil works great on wood! And yes celery will spread like nuts. Don’t let it do to seed if that is an issue for you.
First year gardener here👩🏽🌾 and love your channel! This might be a silly question, but I live in Menifee, California. I think I’m in zone 9 too, but am I in A, or B ? Is there a C? Remember this is my first year and I’m totally clueless. Go ahead and laugh 😆. Thanks!
@@SanDiegoSeedCompany Thanks so much! I am in 9a. I have 6 - 4x12 raised beds and 4 - 4x8 beds. NOW I can order more seeds because I actually know what to grow and when. Take care and THANKS AGAIN. 👩🏽🌾
👍 for the shot of the cat zooming by. 😂
Thanks for explaining the sunlight thing. I never really thought of it that way, but it makes so much sense.
Just ordered onion seeds today, off of your site! It’ll be my first time growing them. I’m so excited! Thanks for sharing all of your wisdom gained over the years 🌹
I love your videos. I'm in zone 9b and it truly helps me with my gardening!!
That makes us so happy!
😁👍💕 thanks Brijett for being an amazing teacher. I'm always learning, and my humble garden is my classroom.
Love this!
Execent channel for beginners and the experienced Gardner! Thank you!
Thank you! We are so happy to help!
We moved from zone 5 to zone 10 and starting a garten. Thank you for the info. We like you:)
I bought some seeds from you and the plants are doing amazing! I live in Escondido zone 9. Thank you for sharing your knowledge
Sooo good to hear!
Great video I'm in Vista myself.
Another local gardener!
thank you plant teacher. happy to share knowledge
Your so welcome!
Extremely informative. 🤓😍
So good to hear!
Thank you! Great video 😊
who scared the cat😂😂😂❤
If I can help anyone, my collard greens kept bolting and I would just cut the flower part off over and over again and the leaves would still grow but it was slowly still trying to bolt. I kept picking off leaves, cooking them and they tasted amazing all the way til the end.
Hi Brijette, you mentioned drying some herbs to use even though they've gone to flower/seed. I just pulled some Basil out this morning and thought about heading to the compost bin with it but set it aside until I did some research on drying it and here you are. So what do you recommend? Dry it and try it? Love the hat by the way!
Definitely give drying a try! Even if it's not "fresh" it's still so fun to have your homegrown herbs all year long. If it's gone to seed, the flavor might be a little different so just give it a try first
think I like it Yeah
What are the beautiful red flowers in your herb box?
The big, dark red flowers are amaranth. The smaller, circular flowers are gomphrena
Cool video! How do you keep celery from spreading everywhere? It’s like a weed here in L.A. What is the best permanent garden marker for labeling?
We use a grease marker but it still fades before the season is up. Pencil works great on wood! And yes celery will spread like nuts. Don’t let it do to seed if that is an issue for you.
What's the beautiful 😍 vine w yellow flowers 🌻 on the round trellis? Do you sell those seeds?? When's the best time to plant that one?
Black eyed Susan vine (thunbergia alata). In coastal California I've seen them everblooming - also comes in a beautiful orange color.
She’s correct! It’s black eyed Susan. We do not sell those seeds. Yet!
Do you grow Dahlias? I am in Israel, similar weather to you. I was thinking to sew my Dahlias now, since I had no luck growing them in the summer
No, potatoes are the first time we've sold tubers. Some people do have success with them here, though!
First year gardener here👩🏽🌾 and love your channel! This might be a silly question, but I live in Menifee, California. I think I’m in zone 9 too, but am I in A,
or B ? Is there a C? Remember this is my first year and I’m totally clueless. Go ahead and laugh 😆. Thanks!
Isn't a C, but you can check your zone here planthardiness.ars.usda.gov/
@@SanDiegoSeedCompany Thanks so much! I am in 9a. I have 6 - 4x12 raised beds and 4 - 4x8 beds. NOW I can order more seeds because I actually know what to grow and when. Take care and THANKS AGAIN. 👩🏽🌾
is it to late to plant seed outside now zone 10a
What zone are you in? You will want to see when your hard frost dates are.
To make a long story short, winter crops go to seed when days lengthen, and summer crops go to seed when days shorten.
Bingo