I love honesty.. I call it like I see it too.. I like you more everytime I watch your videos. Interesting about harvesting your own seeds to accumulate to your conditions
Very good information to know. You know you do have something more important than any degree. You have skill and knowledge learned from the best teacher: trial and error. I would rather learn from you than someone with a degree. Just my thoughts. Have a wonderful day my friend.
Totally agree. We have a local seed company an hour away and they also have growers here, the trouble is though, I've had low germination rates on most things I've got from them. I buy a lot of my seeds through an excellent company almost 1900km! away. Excellent germination, great quality vegetables but I choose carefully what would do better here and the saved seeds or self sown are better every year. Im in a permaculture group here, we seed swap, but so far very little that I've received has been true to type sadly. I just swap for cuttings and bulbs now instead. They are still an invaluable source of information for me. Make the videos you feel comfy with. I liked this one.💜💜
Thank you so much! I have really struggled with low germination rate with certain companies as well. Its so frustrating! Makes saving seed so much more worth it when you know it will germinate!
Im sorry but that goat just stole the video. Great video. We get these weeds that look like there steams are bamboo. Not sure what they are but super easy to pull
Love the garden talk Lisa! Life is the best teacher and your experience and knowledge is invaluable.
I agree 😀
Thank you guys!
I love the way you have your garden set up not all in one big garden spot. It must be a nice walk around your yard and enjoy it all.
Thank you. It is pleasant with a cup of coffee early in the morning!
I love honesty.. I call it like I see it too.. I like you more everytime I watch your videos.
Interesting about harvesting your own seeds to accumulate to your conditions
Thanks for sharing this info and enjoyed the beautiful pictures. You have a beautiful goat, as well. ~Mrs.CHP🤗
Oh my that goat! lol
Thank you for the information. There are so many garden walk around right now. It’s great to have some teaching for once.
Thank you that really made my day!
I agree with you, and I have found it to be especially true with tomatoes for some reason ;) Plus, adorable goat co-host behind you!
Well thank you friend! Hes quite the host!
Very good information to know. You know you do have something more important than any degree. You have skill and knowledge learned from the best teacher: trial and error. I would rather learn from you than someone with a degree. Just my thoughts. Have a wonderful day my friend.
You do the same Cheryl!!
Great video. Thank so much, we loved it
That was great advise. I really would never have thought to do that. Makes a lot of sense.
Totally agree. We have a local seed company an hour away and they also have growers here, the trouble is though, I've had low germination rates on most things I've got from them. I buy a lot of my seeds through an excellent company almost 1900km! away. Excellent germination, great quality vegetables but I choose carefully what would do better here and the saved seeds or self sown are better every year. Im in a permaculture group here, we seed swap, but so far very little that I've received has been true to type sadly. I just swap for cuttings and bulbs now instead. They are still an invaluable source of information for me. Make the videos you feel comfy with. I liked this one.💜💜
Thank you so much! I have really struggled with low germination rate with certain companies as well. Its so frustrating! Makes saving seed so much more worth it when you know it will germinate!
winter right around the corner pick that crop all looking good
I cannot wait until winter! Our favorite time of year!! Those seeds are doing really well!!
@@nutmegknoll Im glade they will last all winter in a cool spot
I like to listen with someone that has real life experience than from books. I wiuld have never known about acclimating seeds to your area.
Hey thanks linda!
I am going to remember this and try to get seed for next year from my garden
Lol. You got a video bomber back there
Hes so naughty!
When you move in the future you will have to learn all over again.
I look forward to it!!! lol
@@nutmegknoll By the way have you recieved the package yet . My husband insured it just in case.
Do you know if you can eat the caulerflour leaves?Love my spelling . LOL LOL LOL
You know im not sure. I would at least dehydrate them for winter soups and stews. But i think they would be good to eat if cooked right!
the goat behind you is a photo bomber he,s cute
Omgoodness! Hes such an attention hog!
Im sorry but that goat just stole the video. Great video. We get these weeds that look like there steams are bamboo. Not sure what they are but super easy to pull
interesting. My guess if they are easy to pull they are not bamboo. Bamboo is so hard to get rid of but we sure do love it growing here!!
Yeah its not bamboo. The steams just look like bamboo. We let them get no bigger than 3 inches. I pull them. Cant be having all those weeds