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You sound Like Donald trump 😄

What you don't say is that Moringa is full of oxalates that are a major cause of kidney stones. Ask me how I know😯

I wanted to buy some for my Bible group to try growing. A few church goers and I have started a group where we garden and teach the bible to people. We have options for people to grow in our garden for those that do not have yards and we also have options for people to start seedlings and take home potted plants. I am saddened that the place linked will not ship to my address.

You can crack the outer layer of the seed, and eat the seed! Drink water after eating it, it’s sweet. It cured my uncle from high blood pressure and diabetes. He was able to get off big pharma pills. My family is big on eating the seeds.

Cholesterol is not dangerous! It is essential for health. It is part of every cell membrane. It's needed to make hormones and vitamin D, which is an immune modulating prohormone. Cholesterol is a healing agent. Cholesterol being dangerous is a myth.

I wonder what about the white seeds?

Great, new invasive species just dropped

7A or 7B zone?

Where did you get the seeds??

We have two moringa trees, we gave two small separate planters: One to one of my priests {Father Latimer, FSSP} and the other planter to his mother.

What kind of dirt?

Future plant idea that's native to the southeast U.S....Yaupon Holly. Grows best in Florida and on the Carolina coast, but can be in zone 7. It's a naturally-caffeinated tea with several potential health benefits.

yes it is miracle tree super food given by God

Herbs are amazing in seasoning meats!!

Basil is a variety of mint. This explains everything.

Thanks for this. Oh, you surely can eat the bottoms! If you grow them spaced 8” apart and then dig up the whole plant in late summer when they start to go dormant you can have good sized onions!!! Then replant again in the fall at 8” and repeat the process.

An old Australian Army digger i knew, who only just recently died (pray for his soul please) told me that, when in the army (ww2) the diggers use to hang a pumpkin from tree in a pillow case (what we skips call pumpkin, you seppos call squash, i think). It would rot and then ferment. It would drip out and be filtered through the pillow case, so have a container to catch the pumpkin beer (cider/ wine, really) in. Serve cold in a tall glass!

Is there a video or book on what you can eat in Ireland and what healing herbs there are in the wild, and what you could grow easily that would come up every year by itself

Will there be any Fr. Ripperger lectures about gardening on this channel?

Glory to God friend. Good luck with your channel.

The beauty of this video is knowing you are Catholic first. My husband and I are so grateful Steve and look forward to more. We started our basil from seed and it has grown HUGE!!!!

I have Egyptian walking onions too! They are great:) excited your starting this channel!

After the sermon channel im subscribing to anything you put out..

I think this may be similar to the spring onions I grow. That's wonderful to hear you already have ladybugs. Thank you and may you and your garden be blessed.

Ugh japanese beetles are my nemesis! Neem doesn't even seem to work well anymore. They're SO destructive! I'll try some of these tips thanks

So great you’re starting this channel! I love your sermon channel, and to see this makes me even happier. I started a foodscaping company in mn. We use Egyptian walking onions on our projects. I also copied the list of saints on this channel so I can ask for their intercession. God bless your journey.

Lime leaves have a higher waxy protection on top. The dawn water is like a magnifying glass that focuses the sunlight to burn the leaves. Lime leaves have better resistance to the burning

There is a wasp you can release that helps and neem oil shouldnt kill the plants like dawn. I wish I could grow bananas up here in indiana! You're way ahead of me in growth. Just started developing tomatos lol!

Thank you for sharing your gardening. Your rosemary is growing just like mine, and I'm in NE England. Any chrysanthemum or glowers like painted daisy's, marigold... that help deter pests because they have natural pyrethrins in them. Ladybugs are great for controlling aphids on plants. I don't know what part of California you are in, but when i was in Antelope Valley, where I stayed, I had just enough room for a cement mixing tray of cat grass and a grow bag for a few tomatoes. Over here in England, the biggest leaf eater I have found are lilly beetles. They are a beautiful bright red and make little noises, so I have collected them and let them live out their little beetle lives in a natural vivarium habitat 15x15x15 glass with mesh top. I can feed them extra silly leaves to keep them happy. For me gardening feels like I am closer to God. I work with my hands, and sit for hours as I go around the garden pruning, cutting, pinching out, and regrowing cutting to make new plants like rose bush hybrids. My favourite if you ever see one is called scent from heaven. It's a climbing floribunda rose that has a very beautiful sweet rose smell. The other is twice in a blue moon which is also a climber that has large beautiful lavenders color blooms and a strong smell that is also unique. I look forward to the next video.