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I don't have much to comment, but I'm still doing it to contribute to the video's engagement metric so that fellow gardeners are more likely to get this in their recommended and enjoy the good vibes.

Thank you for the video. It was very good. I don’t do much container gardening. But I may in the future. God bless you and your family. Duane

Your video was SO helpful and informative!! I harvested about half of my scapes today and hopefully it’s ok to freeze them until the rest are ready to harvest…? I love the scape powder idea and also sautéed scapes! Definitely plan to try both of those 👍🏻

For either garlic scape pesto or traditional basil, use bulk purchased unsalted Pistachio nuts. They are around half the price of Pine Nuts and add a richer flavor. We also use either fresh lime juice, instead of lemon, or bottled Key Lime juice. If you're freezing the pesto use ice cube trays and once frozen, store them in freezer bags. It's way easier to control amounts when thawed for use. Try spreading garlic pesto on a grilled cheese sammy. Wowzers. Have fun.

That's great, friend. new registrant

Thanks for sharing your garden looks wonderful

Sorry im leaving so many comments, lol. Just writing thoughts as Im watching. ❤

The chamomile on my property is out of control right now 😅

Those poppies sure are pretty! Poppy pods are a neat addition to flower arrangements too!!

Those blue hydrangeas!!! Gorgeous!!

The slugs have demolished so many of my seedlings too. Its been a frustrating season for the organic gardener.

This looks like a great harvest. Those poppies look so beautiful! You sure seem to be able to grow a lot of broccoli and kale. We can grow broccoli in fall, but I haven’t had luck in spring. Our kale is always bitter. I’m guessing it gets too hot before I harvest. Some creatures always eat our strawberries too.

Yes its that time of the year. These bugs and critters are something else. But i know you can figure it out. Have you tried a beer in a shallow dish to catch them? Thanks for sharing this video. Have a blessed day 😊

I'm late in getting to my scapes. I've been in the hospital twice since I first watched this video. I harvested some today and decided to cut the flower bulb open since some of them are kind of big. How cool is that!!! They are pre-flower and just like mini bulbs of garlic with tiny little cloves. They taste delicious. I'm going to just go ahead and use them like garlic 😊 Thank you for your video, ideas, and recipes.

I'm shooting 50/50 this year with what is growing, but that's what I let about gardening, plant and what and see what takes. The weather this season has been great for the grow so far

Try used coffee grounds around your melons to keep slugs out.

Thank you. I plan to try this sometime.

Growing up, my dad gardened a lot and I of course helped him, but this year has been my first year really gardening myself from start to finish. had a ton of failures, especially seed starting and trying to work with my compacted soil, but this has really encouraged me to keep on working on it. Thank you!

While not fun for either of us, I'm glad I'm not the only one battling slugs on my seedlings. I bet i have seeded cucumbers and melons 6 times.

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What a great video! I’ve never knew what I was looking for with scales before. Your pesto looks delicious!

Great video. I agree with you on both the Cherokee and Abe Lincoln. I also love Mortgage Lifter, Gold Medal, Paul Robeson, Belgian Pink slicers. For sauce, Amish Paste, San Marzano Redorta and Russian Orange Oxheart 117. Blessings to you and your family!

Do you use lemon juice even for pesto you plan to freeze?

They are all edible. Dont understand how you "cant use them". Your harvest was a blessing.

I love learning about all the medical herbs. This is something I need to get more educated on. Thanks for sharing!

You did a fabulous job, not only explaining when and how to harvest the scapes, but providing recipes. So much appreciate your presentation and wealth of information which covers just about everything we need to know.

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I’m doing pineapple and Pomegranate kefir soda it’s delicious

I have both hard neck and soft neck and both gave me scapes🙃

Best video so far thank you

Nice video! Speaking of bulbils, have you grown walking onions?

I’m working out in the garden and watching to catch up with you, I could use any tips to make things easier around here, I hope you are doing well. We put mulch down on the pathway this year. It is helping to keep down the grass/weeds.

Pour into garden..good for plants

I have a 7 year old Heritage Everbearing garden that's about 7 years old and i occasionally would just prune some dead canes. It's now become very unruly. It's now Mid July here in Pittsburgh and my first harvest was very good this year. My question is is there any thinning or pruning I can do now in early summer or do I have to wait until next winter/spring. Also I get confused on the type of canes i'm seeing. I have older brown wooden canes that new growth came from the nodes. I also now have very new green canes that came up from the ground this growing season. Is the brown canes last years new canes that grew in the summer? I'm just confused about what to prune in the winter because everything looks dead at that time but new growth comes from that dead looking wood if I refrain from cutting out. Any help would be appreciated. I would like to get it thinned out for more air.

I like planting marigolds and zinnias😊 oh yeah and nasturtiums❤

Do leeks produce the same edible scape?

You should put the powder back in the dehydrated for about an hour as the heat of the grinder puts some moisture back in.

I love using tea enemas instead of drinking it. Stomach acids weaken the potency.

I'm just getting into growing some medicinal herbs probably towards the types of teas...chamomile and lavender this year

How can you tell the difference between cat nip and mint they look the same

Thank you for this informative video on what to make with garlic scapes! We planted garlic for the first time last fall and just harvested the scapes. I’ve watched a few videos on what to do with them and yours is by far the best and - because of that - I’ve subscribed to your channel. ❤️

That first tie on a tomato plant you showed is not good, because the branch will prevent it from growing up. My tip is to use a strait stick with a zip tie.

I've tried all of the support methods for tomatoes over the years I think. I now use the string trellis/lower and lean method for indeterminates, and square tomato cages for the cherries, determinates, semi-determinates, and dwarf indeterminates. The cages take a lot less maintenance but I guess that's mainly because I don't prune those plants much. This is my first year with dwarf indeterminates, so we will see how that works out. I prune my indeterminates to a double- or triple-stem, so I run each stem up a separate string or sometimes they can share a string. I get better yield this way than with single-stem. I find that with a relatively short season, I don't want to prune off all of that potential fruit especially early in the year. As the season winds down, I start to terminate some of the stems so I don't wind up with a lot of immature tomatoes when the frost hits. I don't usually have much pest pressure on tomatoes. Blight and spotted leaf disease are my main issues to control here.

If you would please make Garlic paste I would really appreciate that. I don’t know if anyone else is interested in it or not though. Please be safe on your trip. God bless you and your family. Duane

I like the part where the caterpillar starts goin crazy whippin it round town to knock off that piece of molted skin LOL they're so cute honestly.

Too much alcohol is In it . Every time I drunk it , I feel the alcoholic effects on me . What am I doing wrong ? The taste is great ! I follow all the steps but I don’t want the alcohol .

I’m starting a few new pepper plants and never thought of planting them in my GreenStalk! Great idea!

I like your video but I see you speeded up the voice. 👎

Your tomatoes are looking great Great tips on how to take care of them I have been growing mine on cattle panel trellises in previous years but I am trying the lower and lean method this year