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I recommend doing a gardening scrap book, almost like a journal, showing what you liked and didn't and why. alot of fun to see everything you grew over the years.

You have a lot of peppers and tomatoes. I love having a lot of varieties, some always do better than others. I used my corbaci peppers in rice dishes and stir fries and they worked well. I grew MIGardener Pepperoncini's this year, they did very well, got two big harvests to pickle/can. I would suggest Jimmy Nardello Sweet Peppers, one of my favorites and it's ready in early summer.

If you like winter squash I recommend a delicata squash, they are fantastic and produce a lot of fruit. Expect the vines to take a lot of space if you dont trellis. I grew the kajari melons a couple years ago. They are cool but they dont get very big(mine were about grapefruit size).

My all time favorites are Dr. Wyche’s, Cherokee Purple, Black Krim, Big Rainbow & Pineapple. I also agree with you about Barry’s Crazy Cherry. I won’t ever grow it again.

You are soooooo awesome, I took notes while watching your video, Lol. My all time favorite is the pink brandywine, I grow it every year. I hope you have a great 2025 season, keep us posted on your growing adventures !

i support your channel 100%. keep it up.

Note: If your cuttings are too large they will have a hard time rooting. I wouldn't suggest taking cuttings much larger than I did here. Hope this helps!

Very nice sharing my friend thank you

Have you had success overwintering peppers?

Plant zinnia flowers to attract pollinators to your area!

Tip: Increased heat and humidity promotes quicker rooting!

For the winter dreamers..

Cosmos are a great flower to attract your local butterflies!

Do you save your basil seeds a different way?

Are you trying to overwinter your peppers too?

How many seeds do you think are produced by one whole basil flower?

Did you spot the giant zucchini?