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I’ve only been gardening just over a year and I grown everything in your list except zucchini and that’s just because of the space it takes up. I’d also add herbs to the list. Saves money but also largely very simple to grow.
Great video, Culinary Garden. Looking forward to seeing your next upload. I pressed that thumbs up symbol on your content. Keep up the fantastic work! Your insights on beginner-friendly veggies are so helpful. Have you considered discussing the best companion plants for these crops to maximize garden productivity?
Love growing zucchini. So much to harvest and share. Grate and freeze for winter use, dehydrate and powder. I would add choko to the list. I know it’s not fashionable and the flavour can be bland, but lightly steamed and served with a little butter and salt/pepper it is delicious. Great in stews and curries. Grow up a fence or shed once and it will regrow every year.
Loving ur work could you do a video on starting seedlings for the following season. When to start planting n putting in green houses. And where to put a green house. 😊
Great video mate, first time gardener this season and have lots of these growing in the garden this year. The comment about spinach going to seed was funny as my spinach has gone to seed practically as a seedling lol
Grow things you use. If you use fresh herbs, a small herb garden can be one of the most cost effective and easy things to grow. I know each bunch costs $2 and I end up throwing half of it away every week. Dill, sage, thyme, bunching onions (scallions), oregano are some of the easiest plants to grow. You can get fancy and add marjoram, chervil, taragon and cilantro but cilantro can be difficult cuz it seeds easy and gets bitter. If you use herbs in the kitchen, you can save a lot of money every week and end up with a better product, just with a small bed or containers.
Onions are a great addition to this list. The onion tips work like chives or spring onions, and you get a full onion at the end of the season! 😊 (half cut one stalk on each bulb and it sends more energy to the bulb) repeat throughout the growing season 😊
Excellent tips! Have you got any tips growing Angel Trumpet and Sacred Datura (datura.innoxia and datura.wrightii) from seed? Have been trying to grow them for the past two-months and none have popped up. Cheers!
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I’ve only been gardening just over a year and I grown everything in your list except zucchini and that’s just because of the space it takes up. I’d also add herbs to the list. Saves money but also largely very simple to grow.
Thank you for sharing your video. I grow bolted lettuce and cherry tomatoes.
I enjoy your podcast. The down to earth advice and information is much appreciated.
Thank you!
Ohhhh, make a sweet pickle with the radishes!!! I make it when I have excess and it’s absolutely delicious!!!!
Could you do a top 10 "forever" veggies please? I love the concept of continual harvest plants as well as easy to propergate from your own seeds :)
Walking onions!! Strawberries, rosemary, asparagus, rhubarb, celery are all long term staples in my garden that just keep growing.
@@TrinaMadeIt What are "Walking onions!".. I have problems getting onion seeds to germinate
Great video, Culinary Garden. Looking forward to seeing your next upload. I pressed that thumbs up symbol on your content. Keep up the fantastic work! Your insights on beginner-friendly veggies are so helpful. Have you considered discussing the best companion plants for these crops to maximize garden productivity?
Love growing zucchini. So much to harvest and share. Grate and freeze for winter use, dehydrate and powder. I would add choko to the list. I know it’s not fashionable and the flavour can be bland, but lightly steamed and served with a little butter and salt/pepper it is delicious. Great in stews and curries. Grow up a fence or shed once and it will regrow every year.
Loving ur work could you do a video on starting seedlings for the following season. When to start planting n putting in green houses. And where to put a green house. 😊
Great video mate, first time gardener this season and have lots of these growing in the garden this year. The comment about spinach going to seed was funny as my spinach has gone to seed practically as a seedling lol
Grow things you use. If you use fresh herbs, a small herb garden can be one of the most cost effective and easy things to grow. I know each bunch costs $2 and I end up throwing half of it away every week. Dill, sage, thyme, bunching onions (scallions), oregano are some of the easiest plants to grow. You can get fancy and add marjoram, chervil, taragon and cilantro but cilantro can be difficult cuz it seeds easy and gets bitter. If you use herbs in the kitchen, you can save a lot of money every week and end up with a better product, just with a small bed or containers.
Onions are a great addition to this list. The onion tips work like chives or spring onions, and you get a full onion at the end of the season! 😊 (half cut one stalk on each bulb and it sends more energy to the bulb) repeat throughout the growing season 😊
Where did you get the big grey plastic tubs that are against the wall?
I cannot stop cherry tomatoes growing in my garden. I haven't planted one in 2 years and they come up in my gravel driveway
Literally eating home grown beetroot in my dinner!!!
So with broad beans you don’t pick more to get more?
Broardbeans seem to be aphid magnets at my place . So much so I don't bother anymore.
Broad beans (most beans) are poisonous until cooked.
kale is over-rated and not as useful in kitchen as cabbage, the king of vegetables...raw or preserved.
What are people's favourite kale recipes? I need more. I like kale chips and Tuscan bean and kale soup. 🥬🙂
Excellent tips! Have you got any tips growing Angel Trumpet and Sacred Datura (datura.innoxia and datura.wrightii) from seed? Have been trying to grow them for the past two-months and none have popped up. Cheers!