What a fantastic video. It makes me realise how much we clip back and throw away without realising it. Farmers too no doubt who are eager to plant the next thing rather than wait. I'm looking forward to seeing more videos and your gorgeous location too.
Green onions are perennial but they get really big and strong flavor so not for everyone. I use it as a decor plant. Also my sage is perennial started with a tiny plant now 3x4 ft bush 😅 I’m a zone 5
Have you ever grown borage ? Parts of the plant is edible but the bees are crazy for it, seeds are easy to harvest but it self seeds and I’m in zone 3 of northern Minnesota. I’m not sure where you are, I’m guessing BC Canada ? So you are warmer than me. But anyhow, it’s a great plant for your bees. I don’t have honey bees and haven’t seen one in my garden in years, just bumble bees and several kinds of wasps but this year I had honey bees, not sure if someone around me has hives or not but they came to my borage. Blessings
Perfect to come back to nature, if no wifi, the perfect place to be " zen "
What a great location
What a fantastic video. It makes me realise how much we clip back and throw away without realising it. Farmers too no doubt who are eager to plant the next thing rather than wait. I'm looking forward to seeing more videos and your gorgeous location too.
Thanks so much
Green onions are perennial but they get really big and strong flavor so not for everyone. I use it as a decor plant. Also my sage is perennial started with a tiny plant now 3x4 ft bush 😅 I’m a zone 5
thats so cool
Have you ever grown borage ? Parts of the plant is edible but the bees are crazy for it, seeds are easy to harvest but it self seeds and I’m in zone 3 of northern Minnesota. I’m not sure where you are, I’m guessing BC Canada ? So you are warmer than me. But anyhow, it’s a great plant for your bees. I don’t have honey bees and haven’t seen one in my garden in years, just bumble bees and several kinds of wasps but this year I had honey bees, not sure if someone around me has hives or not but they came to my borage.
Blessings
How do you ensure you have seed-fast plants? So that they don't develop back to a poisenous "basic" variety like zucchini do?