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Yup, I was incorrect in calling them the same. We do have plenty of both around here!

I have done a little cheat with garlic when I failed to get the cloves in the ground in the fall. I was able to get some heads with this method. They were a bit smaller but still nice. ua-cam.com/video/wk1NH-AxFy4/v-deo.htmlsi=DXI81KIqxXvEIJs7

Thank you!

We have a published list of a planting schedule for zone 3 planting on our Faceboojd group: Winter Sowing & Planting (Alberta Saskatchewan Manitoba) . I also will be posting my plantings throughout the season on this channel

I tend to use Promix organic herb and veggie blend. It has a light fertilizer that will sustain the seedlings until transplanting

I feel you on that - those mystery plants can be tough! I was so pleased with myself when that light bulb went off

I find that in zone 3 harsh conditions, the milk jugs become brittle after 1 use. I recycle them at that point. Water cooler bottles are far sturdier and can be reused a few times

I'm so glad you've found us! Thanks for your kind words too

Thank you!

Without knowing the specifics of where you are, I'd suggest this. Find out when the normal planting dates are for your region and work back from there. If you don't face Chinook winds, you could wintersow hardy perennials now. Wintersow hardy veg and annuals 6-8 weeks before normal planting out date and tender veg and annuals 4-6 weeks before

Happy New Year to you too!

Thank you!

Thanks for the birthday wishes! I feel grateful to get to grow at the mountainside homestead

It definitely was a good day, eh, when I found that beauty

Thanks, those are some of my favorites too! I really love those limelight hydrangeas and used them frequently when I used to work in landscape consulting

Another Christmas season baby. Congrats.

Thank you so much!

I believe that is site 1, not certain. It may be site 2. They are both great

It's been a labour of love

Thanks for subscribing! I hope you enjoy the videos.

@frankie-lounelligan7050 You're Welcome 😁 Definitely will 🙏 Thank you..

It's definitely a feel-good time of year!

@frankie-lounelligan7050 It sure is 🎉

I haven't done that much myself to eat but have tried that to check on germination rates for older seeds

I'm glad you found it helpful.

I'm so glad you joined the flock!

Thank you, I appreciate your concern... my half-hazard knife handling always drives my son crazy

It hurts my heart more than it hurts my body

Scarlet Runners can cross pollination with other runner beans. I'm actually interested in seeing how a scarlet runner/purple peacock hybrid would turn out. The roots from the scarlet runners should produce true scarlet runners every year.

Thanks for your interest but I don't share my personal contact info

Thanks!

I'm so glad you found this helpful! I've got lots of pickle ice cubes tucked away in my freezer for Ceasars over the holidays.

I hear you! I trapped and relocated a bobcat once, and that was definitely more than enough excitement for me!

@ that sounds really cool. There is definitely a difference between going on a hunt vs a casual unassuming walk for a novice woods person.

The main floor is approx 26' x 52' . We have a smaller planting area on the top floor and another microgreen/seedling growing area between the 2 stacked seacans

I hope it turned out great!.....and you didn't end up choking too much

You are absolutely right! It's such a great cold hardy crops and I've often interplanted it with garlic

Thanks so much, this variety of garlic is so delicious, i hope we get a good crop!

Thanks! I'm glad you found it useful.

We are seeing -10 outside and 6 inside during the nights. Right now we are tweaking some iinsulation, adding another layer of plastic and playing with strategies to better charge the climate battery below.

We will continue to share as we experiment. I hope our results can help. Don't hesitate to ask or use us for brainstorming ideas during your build.

It's always a treat to get a visit from these neighbours....but Luna doesn't agree!

I usually use a combo of hickory, maple and cherry or apple wood. I will sometimes use pruned branches from oir own trees but honestly, im not fussy about it

It's so good on eggs!

I have two, this one was a bit pricey (I think about $150) but I got another one for free by using my PC points to purchase it

@ oh that’s not so bad! Good size too!

We did it with a bunch of our carrot greens too, can't let the goodness go to waste!

Thanks Jen!

I love it too, especially fresh & hot!

I'm glad you liked thr video! I hope more folks start growing their own microgreens too, it's so easy and fun