@@YT4Me57 I actually learned this in graduate school from a fellow student from the Netherlands that said the Dutch chop kale into mashed potatoes... its pretty good, actually, with garlic. They told me to put it in the freezer, the kale, before I cooked with it. Just 10 minutes.
Girl I missed you, you were just what the doctor ordered. The garden was hot and I was sweating bullets, but came, sat down tuned you up and instantly got laughter, thx for being you. Asia you're a breath of fresh air on a crispy hot day.
Asia, please do not let your fears prevent you from doing what you enjoy. I used to be very afraid of snakes but I enjoy gardening and have been gardening for over 10 years. Love your content. You're doing a great job!
This is why i grow my brassicas in container pots and my chinese napa cabbage. I put vaseline all around the middle of my pots to stop slugs etc ftom crawling up in the pot to eat my brassicas and napa cabbage. Especially when it rains is when all these gross slugs like to come out. But putting vaseline outside of the pots work really really good!
I am fairly new to the channel. To be blunt, there are so many things that make it worth watching. This will be my first gardening cycle with you. I have learned a great deal of tips, here and there. I am mostly seeing the principles practiced and learning from the outcomes. My indoor grow bag gardening has improved because of you. I also want you to know that something about the way you harvest makes me feel just as happy as if I were doing it. I love that everyone who chooses to garden is able to. While you were not the target of my goals, being able to share your garden shows that WE ALWAYS had the right to garden. In some states, they "tried to pretend" people were not allowed to garden anymore. Many older residents told me how the state of Florida forced them to STOP sharing and trading food. It was a way to force people to go to the supermarket and eat foods of lesser quality. I am happy to see you in this space. Just wanted to tell you...enjoy all that hard work! And girl, you are a tough woman...machetes are for snakes as snakers are for falcons. LOL. I know it sounds crazy but I love a good story about how I ran down a snake with a machete as a "opening joke" when people say gardening is boring. Like NO...not when snakes show up and try to be friends. LOL. Everyone loves squirrels but snakes...yeah not happening. LOL.
Oh Asia, I'm SO sorry you encountered a serpent!😢😱 I've been extremely nervous about getting my tiny garden started for this very reason. I only do containers and elevated raised beds (can't stand slugs, groundhogs, cats, etc., touching my food🤮). Still, be encouraged and know that you are Such an inspiration to So many of us!♥
I've heard if you plant Sage it repells snakes. It worked for over 35 years. Thank you for sharing this journey. This is about the size I will have to work with.
i can hearr the excitement in your voice about this harvest and it makes me feel so excited about starting my own garden! i love seeing this so much! congrats about your harvest!
I love the back round nature, there is so much life in one space ^_^ I also enjoy the experimental details that really sets you apart from other gardeners. I dear to dream if you did this full time what your garden would look like with more space and time. I have been reading and watching vlogs cents covid start from different sources and by far you and Mr. Charles Dowding are the most organic gardeners in my option. even though you are doing it all from testing and fun you are doing grate that's very inspirational. I let fear stop me and working full time lately sickness slow me down but all excuses aside I have still made time to grow flowers for the first time and an albino avocado tree she is a small girl but strong. My cat's seam to leave her, but they are loving taking the head off my male avocado baby no matter where I move it smh. Anyway ^_^' I love your channel, and your content keep up all your wonderful sharing it really makes a big difference to someone like me (different out the box thinker pushing boundary's and making my own way). oh, and I got chicken to lol because I saw your pretty girls living so happy I love that she just started laying her fairy Egg's and a lot surprisingly but I love her Thank You so much for the inspiration.
Hey sis you ever tried plating marigold flowers mixed in with your greens. Most bugs dont like it and it worked very well when I had my garden. Your garden looks amazing.
I see snakes multiple times a day at my job and in my home garden. We have tiny brown snakes which are good garden friends. As long as snakes are nonvenemous, they can stay. Venomous ones I will try to call someone to relocate.
I am a huge fan! I love your garden and warm personality. I agree with the snake situation. I had many in my yard in upstate NY. You encouraged me to take more of an interest in my garden ( I live in Pennsylvania now). Keep staying real....and funny.
Heyyy Asia! Beautiful hair and nails! You were out there harvesting all the things. 👏 I love drinking mint tea from the garden, however, I’m also enjoying thinly sliced mint and lemon balm leaves in my scrambled eggs. I enjoyed hanging out with you in your garden. 🤗 Have a terrific week ahead!
You might want to move your mint plants into containers. Mint and mint relatives have a way of taking over garden beds. Save your Lamb's Ear in a large planter. It's good for wound care.
Hi Asia! You are so funny. I only use mint for tea and medicinally. I definitely am still germinating seeds in house. I'm in Philly so I also have a long growing season. Squirrels keep digging up my onion pots on my back porch.. but not the ones that are on the ground in pots.. thinking because those have longer onion strands. Who knows. My collards and sugar snap peas survived the winter and came up and are now flowering and going to seed. I love gardening!
What I want to know is how do you keep your pants white in a garden....If I dare wear white pants in my garden they would be black when I was done...lol
Hey Asia! I love your channel and I’m learning so much from you. I’m a beginning gardener and I curious about how to properly clean your food after harvest. I know you said you soak your kale in salt water to kill bugs but I’m curious about the proper way to clean other things like mint, herbs, etc.
I am living vicariously through you right now! I moved and left established garden, and am in the process of creating another, so no Spring harvest this year. I make my own fertilizer as well, and yes it STINKS! But it works great!
Hi Asia! I cooked my dinosaur kale with collards and turnip greens and my girls didn’t know the difference 😂🤣all I kept hearing was mommy these greens are GOOD 😂🤣My kohlrabi is doing great nice bulb forming, it’s the purple one I’m trying first just cause the color so pretty😂.
I've been cooking my collard greens with dinosaur kale for a few years now. The kale flavors the greens deliciously. Whether or not one is vegan, it's an excellent combination!
Thank you! You’re welcome! I got the boots from Hisea. Here is the link bit.ly/44DpCsu I purchased mine in a seed swap with some other people. I saw someone say you can get it from Project Seed Collard. She is IG and UA-cam I think.
Moved my strawberries to a greenstalk this year. Turns out I have 3x as many strawberry plants than I thought. Glad I moved them otherwise I wouldn't have known why I was getting so little fruit. They had no space to grow.
I jinxed myself asking about snakes last week. Girl, I was planting out the last celery seedlings in mom's garden, stuck my hand trowel in, and pulled out a curled up baby one. The scream I let loose! And her back yard is wide open...geez. Dad found big momma a couple days later in a bale of straw he was saving to reseed bare spots in the lawn as they arise during summer. Nope, not for me. I buy a bale of anything and it goes out right away. Fingers crossed thats it for 2024 sightings 🤞
Loved the harvest tour! You're blessed with an extremely long growing season. My last frost isn't for another couple of weeks. Our growing season can be as short as 87 days in 5b CO mtns.
I struggle with strawberries. My bed is so full of plants. I realized this year they need more maintenance than I have time for. This density has created a good environment for slugs and pill bugs or so much retained moisture the berries are rotting before they ripen all the way. I am going to remove my strawberries and plant asparagus instead. I will move my strawberries to my greenstalk. It works so much better for me. I just need to remember to let a few grow runners to replace a few plants every year.
Our neighborhood notorious for rats. And we recently lost our cat, and now these things got all my lettuce and pepper plants and tomato 😑 I need me a snake lol
Awww thank you! I pick them. You can also cover the plants with tulle. I’m not sure of products that can be used because I don’t treat my garden. I hope that helps!
I’ve been living in the same place for about sixteen years never once seen a snake. My yard man always talking about them, the minute I decide to garden BOOM I finally seen my first snake😩🤣🤣🤣🤣
Plant Onion marigold u got ya Mint planted That keep snakes away I cut up onion all outside my home flowerbeds@garden since I did this method I haven't seen Any snakes but before I saw one my dog was barking at a bush it was a snake in there in my sunshine Legustrum bush So I let my dogs walk thru to snif stuff out first lol then I use a hoe tool to look under everything to be safe before I Dig in to pull weeds or water my garden.
I've been back yard gardening for ages and praise God I've never seen a snake. I also 7rs ago started a Hugelkultur bed which I never got to put soil on it but every once in a while I throw some "snake away" over it 😂😂
We drink it mostly as hot tea. I add a little honey most times. Nothing too fancy. We will mix herbs together or just use one. It depends on what taste we are looking for. We just steep it in hot water and enjoy.
Hello Asia 🙋🏻♀️ Always looove to watch your harvesting videos. You can dry your mint and include in the dishes. I personally love mint and grow and dry mine. Remember I commented in one of your videos talking about healing my sandy soil. I worked on it and turned good; and I started my vlogging channel😊 keep up the good work, you’re a true inspiration🍀
Do you like Thai food??? I use up a ton of fresh mint & fresh basil when I make larb w/ ground chicken or Turkey (I do not like ground Turkey- but the strong Thai flavors (you must use fish sauce & lime juice) plus all the herbs (I at least double the amount of mint & basil in any recipe 26:03 ) totally disguise the Turkey!) … anyhow Google “easy larb recipe”… it freezes really well too- then I add more fresh herbs & lime juice when I reheat. I like it served like tacos but in fresh cabbage leaves (I put the leaves in over the hot larb right when I finish cooking, put the lid on & turn off the heat… let the leaves soften 5-10 min… so they’re not cooked- just softer than when raw…. Omg! Soo good!!! If you think you don’t like fish sauce… get a little bottle & try it…. It grows on you!!!
Hey Asia! What a harvest!!!😊 Beautiful! I'm with you on the snakes. If I ever come across a snake in my garden. It's a wrap 😂 I'm done! Anywho 😂 As always, thanks for sharing!😊
Hey Asia, I didn't get a chance to Garden at all this year, I've spent the last 3 months in Michigan working on some properties that have purchased, trying to get them ready as rental properties. Do you think it's too late to start gardening now in Georgia?
Yeah, those flipping pill bugs used to devour my strawberries. I moved them to Greenstalk planters and I get most every one of my strawberries now. 😋 SNAKES....I AM in the middle of the woods and am constantly being jump scared! I kid you not, my first year in this garden I picked up an armful of straw and threw it to cover a large in ground area and a four foot long black rat snake went flying with it. Heavens! That poor snake was so confused 🤣
Soooo nice.....go sis....Side bar....my cilantro always bolts quick.....just heard u say they do in the heat......1 PEOPLE....1 MIND.....1 LOVE ❤️.....1 NATION....1...
Dino kale in soups, stews or quiche is delicious. I'm in S. Florida, so mine is bitter already, but I'm chopping and freezing to use this way all summer.
Kale picked in the warm months (and this goes for collards as well) will become sweet if you put it in the freezer for 10 minutes after harvesting.
Thanks for sharing! It probably triggers the same process that happens in the cold months of fall and winter.
@@YT4Me57 I actually learned this in graduate school from a fellow student from the Netherlands that said the Dutch chop kale into mashed potatoes... its pretty good, actually, with garlic. They told me to put it in the freezer, the kale, before I cooked with it. Just 10 minutes.
What a cool tip! Thanks for sharing!
Wowww! Thank you for the tip!😃
@@ofrecentvintageLiterally! 🥶🥬😁
Girl I missed you, you were just what the doctor ordered. The garden was hot and I was sweating bullets, but came, sat down tuned you up and instantly got laughter, thx for being you. Asia you're a breath of fresh air on a crispy hot day.
Asia, please do not let your fears prevent you from doing what you enjoy. I used to be very afraid of snakes but I enjoy gardening and have been gardening for over 10 years. Love your content. You're doing a great job!
Agreed. Snakes are just as scared of people. Lol. 😂
This is why i grow my brassicas in container pots and my chinese napa cabbage. I put vaseline all around the middle of my pots to stop slugs etc ftom crawling up in the pot to eat my brassicas and napa cabbage. Especially when it rains is when all these gross slugs like to come out. But putting vaseline outside of the pots work really really good!
I am fairly new to the channel. To be blunt, there are so many things that make it worth watching. This will be my first gardening cycle with you. I have learned a great deal of tips, here and there. I am mostly seeing the principles practiced and learning from the outcomes. My indoor grow bag gardening has improved because of you. I also want you to know that something about the way you harvest makes me feel just as happy as if I were doing it. I love that everyone who chooses to garden is able to. While you were not the target of my goals, being able to share your garden shows that WE ALWAYS had the right to garden. In some states, they "tried to pretend" people were not allowed to garden anymore. Many older residents told me how the state of Florida forced them to STOP sharing and trading food. It was a way to force people to go to the supermarket and eat foods of lesser quality. I am happy to see you in this space. Just wanted to tell you...enjoy all that hard work! And girl, you are a tough woman...machetes are for snakes as snakers are for falcons. LOL. I know it sounds crazy but I love a good story about how I ran down a snake with a machete as a "opening joke" when people say gardening is boring. Like NO...not when snakes show up and try to be friends. LOL. Everyone loves squirrels but snakes...yeah not happening. LOL.
Oh Asia, I'm SO sorry you encountered a serpent!😢😱 I've been extremely nervous about getting my tiny garden started for this very reason. I only do containers and elevated raised beds (can't stand slugs, groundhogs, cats, etc., touching my food🤮). Still, be encouraged and know that you are Such an inspiration to So many of us!♥
I've heard if you plant Sage it repells snakes. It worked for over 35 years. Thank you for sharing this journey. This is about the size I will have to work with.
i can hearr the excitement in your voice about this harvest and it makes me feel so excited about starting my own garden! i love seeing this so much! congrats about your harvest!
You’re truly making a difference
Loved the harvest tour! Thank you 🪴💚
Loved this vlog. You are such a natural, pleasant human being.
Great harvest ❤
So glad that I found you! How did you make your raised beds from scratch? I finally have a yard to start a garden!
Great harvest love those herbs you are doing it Love 👀 your videos 👍👍
You are very inspiring!
Thank you!❤
I love the back round nature, there is so much life in one space ^_^ I also enjoy the experimental details that really sets you apart from other gardeners. I dear to dream if you did this full time what your garden would look like with more space and time. I have been reading and watching vlogs cents covid start from different sources and by far you and Mr. Charles Dowding are the most organic gardeners in my option. even though you are doing it all from testing and fun you are doing grate that's very inspirational. I let fear stop me and working full time lately sickness slow me down but all excuses aside I have still made time to grow flowers for the first time and an albino avocado tree she is a small girl but strong. My cat's seam to leave her, but they are loving taking the head off my male avocado baby no matter where I move it smh. Anyway ^_^' I love your channel, and your content keep up all your wonderful sharing it really makes a big difference to someone like me (different out the box thinker pushing boundary's and making my own way). oh, and I got chicken to lol because I saw your pretty girls living so happy I love that she just started laying her fairy Egg's and a lot surprisingly but I love her Thank You so much for the inspiration.
Your garden looks absolutely amazing❤. #goals
WOW!!! what a harvest 🤩🤩🤩
Hey sis you ever tried plating marigold flowers mixed in with your greens. Most bugs dont like it and it worked very well when I had my garden. Your garden looks amazing.
I agree. I always plant marigolds with my tomatoes...no bug issues where I live in the UK 🇬🇧
I see snakes multiple times a day at my job and in my home garden. We have tiny brown snakes which are good garden friends. As long as snakes are nonvenemous, they can stay. Venomous ones I will try to call someone to relocate.
I am a huge fan! I love your garden and warm personality. I agree with the snake situation. I had many in my yard in upstate NY. You encouraged me to take more of an interest in my garden ( I live in Pennsylvania now). Keep staying real....and funny.
Heyyy Asia! Beautiful hair and nails!
You were out there harvesting all the things. 👏
I love drinking mint tea from the garden, however, I’m also enjoying thinly sliced mint and lemon balm leaves in my scrambled eggs.
I enjoyed hanging out with you in your garden. 🤗
Have a terrific week ahead!
Love your garden! You keep me laughing! 🍅🫛🌶️🥕🥦✨
Your nails are beautifully that color is beautiful on you 😊
So proud of you!! Amazing harvest. You are going your thing❤❤
Your videos are so fun!! I love your personality! 🩷🩷 great garden!
Asia Basia!! Lol that Kale looks so beautiful! Wow! Enjoy eating it 🌱🥰😋
Ooohhhh comfrey fertilizer!! I never knew you could do that!! I’m excited. Thank you!!
Beautiful harvest. Thanks for sharing.
Enjoying your garden schooling.❤
It's such a pleasure watching you in your garden! Nice harvest🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤
Looks nice and peaceful
Try the lemon balm in your tuna salad. You're welcome 😋 Just discovered your channel..LOVE IT!
You might want to move your mint plants into containers. Mint and mint relatives have a way of taking over garden beds.
Save your Lamb's Ear in a large planter. It's good for wound care.
Your garden is very green and productive. I make organic compost tea with my fruit peels . The garden loves it.
Awesome video as usual!!
Asia, I love your garden.
Asia i would loove to see how yoiu cook or store your food after u harvest it
Comfrey tea is called liquid gold fertilizer and is great for us to drink as well
Hi Asia! You are so funny. I only use mint for tea and medicinally. I definitely am still germinating seeds in house. I'm in Philly so I also have a long growing season. Squirrels keep digging up my onion pots on my back porch.. but not the ones that are on the ground in pots.. thinking because those have longer onion strands. Who knows. My collards and sugar snap peas survived the winter and came up and are now flowering and going to seed. I love gardening!
What I want to know is how do you keep your pants white in a garden....If I dare wear white pants in my garden they would be black when I was done...lol
Hey Asia! I love your channel and I’m learning so much from you. I’m a beginning gardener and I curious about how to properly clean your food after harvest. I know you said you soak your kale in salt water to kill bugs but I’m curious about the proper way to clean other things like mint, herbs, etc.
I am living vicariously through you right now! I moved and left established garden, and am in the process of creating another, so no Spring harvest this year. I make my own fertilizer as well, and yes it STINKS! But it works great!
Hi Asia! I cooked my dinosaur kale with collards and turnip greens and my girls didn’t know the difference 😂🤣all I kept hearing was mommy these greens are GOOD 😂🤣My kohlrabi is doing great nice bulb forming, it’s the purple one I’m trying first just cause the color so pretty😂.
I've been cooking my collard greens with dinosaur kale for a few years now. The kale flavors the greens deliciously. Whether or not one is vegan, it's an excellent combination!
I do the same thing…and mix cabbage leaves in there. Super good! 😋
Your videos are very inspirational. Would love to see how you preserve and cook with some of your harvests (especially leafy items and herbs)
Yes! I’d love to see that too 😊
Great harvesting video Asia. Thank you. I need garden boots. Where did you purchase yours if you don't mind.😊Also, where do you get your comfrey
Thank you! You’re welcome! I got the boots from Hisea. Here is the link bit.ly/44DpCsu I purchased mine in a seed swap with some other people. I saw someone say you can get it from Project Seed Collard. She is IG and UA-cam I think.
You should post the slow motion video with the song by Plies 'slow motion for me' 😂
I want to see that slow motion kale harvest! :)
Nails were giving red hot chilli peppers 🌶️ 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
Moved my strawberries to a greenstalk this year. Turns out I have 3x as many strawberry plants than I thought. Glad I moved them otherwise I wouldn't have known why I was getting so little fruit. They had no space to grow.
Love the video i put in ground cherries a few days ago
Beautiful garden!!
I jinxed myself asking about snakes last week. Girl, I was planting out the last celery seedlings in mom's garden, stuck my hand trowel in, and pulled out a curled up baby one. The scream I let loose! And her back yard is wide open...geez. Dad found big momma a couple days later in a bale of straw he was saving to reseed bare spots in the lawn as they arise during summer. Nope, not for me. I buy a bale of anything and it goes out right away. Fingers crossed thats it for 2024 sightings 🤞
Loved the harvest tour! You're blessed with an extremely long growing season. My last frost isn't for another couple of weeks. Our growing season can be as short as 87 days in 5b CO mtns.
I struggle with strawberries. My bed is so full of plants. I realized this year they need more maintenance than I have time for. This density has created a good environment for slugs and pill bugs or so much retained moisture the berries are rotting before they ripen all the way. I am going to remove my strawberries and plant asparagus instead. I will move my strawberries to my greenstalk. It works so much better for me. I just need to remember to let a few grow runners to replace a few plants every year.
Hey Asia your garden looks amazing this season👏🏾I love adding my kale to smoothies super tasty.
Great Video!❤
Hi…
Where did you get your garden bench? How long does it take to dehydrate your herbs?
I’m terrified of snakes as well. 😩
Our neighborhood notorious for rats. And we recently lost our cat, and now these things got all my lettuce and pepper plants and tomato 😑 I need me a snake lol
When you first started filling up your beds and bags, where did you get your dirt from?
You are amazing! How do you prevent caterpillars and other bugs from eating your basil?
Awww thank you! I pick them. You can also cover the plants with tulle. I’m not sure of products that can be used because I don’t treat my garden. I hope that helps!
Great video 👍🏽😊
So is the fertilizer good to where you don't have to use anything else?? NPK? I just started growing the comfrey so I'm excited 😊
I’ve been living in the same place for about sixteen years never once seen a snake. My yard man always talking about them, the minute I decide to garden BOOM I finally seen my first snake😩🤣🤣🤣🤣
🤣🤣🤣🤣…all my life i had to fight🤣🙀🤣. I loves me some Harpo🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Plant Onion marigold u got ya Mint planted That keep snakes away I cut up onion all outside my home flowerbeds@garden since I did this method I haven't seen Any snakes but before I saw one my dog was barking at a bush it was a snake in there in my sunshine Legustrum bush So I let my dogs walk thru to snif stuff out first lol then I use a hoe tool to look under everything to be safe before I Dig in to pull weeds or water my garden.
Love your channel. First view and like today😊
LOVE YOUR BRAIDS❤
Good morning, my first time watching. What are the name of your strawberries plants?
I think I missed how long the comfrey has to ferment for?
That harvest is amazing. Thanks for sharing, Asia! Your neighbor in Kentucky.
Off topic, your hair is pretty 😍😊
Did you use transplants for your lemon balm in your garden or did you plant seeds?
I planted mine from seed maybe two years ago. It’s perennial so it comes back every year now.
I've been back yard gardening for ages and praise God I've never seen a snake. I also 7rs ago started a Hugelkultur bed which I never got to put soil on it but every once in a while I throw some "snake away" over it 😂😂
New sub here. Hi where’s the yellow door?
Hi 👋🏾! Welcome! It’s broken lol. I do still have it. Fixing it is a chore I haven’t gotten around to!
Make yourself a kale Waldorf salad!! Girl!! It's.so good. Be sure.to make the dressing yourself and (chef's kiss)
If your kale and collards are a little bit bitter put a little tiny bit of sugar in them when you cooking them
You mention using your herbs for tea often. Do you make hot or ice tea? Whats your method/recipes for herb teas?
We drink it mostly as hot tea. I add a little honey most times. Nothing too fancy. We will mix herbs together or just use one. It depends on what taste we are looking for. We just steep it in hot water and enjoy.
THANKS FOR SHARING #NOT A DAY WITHOUT JESUS 🙏
Such a bountiful harvest. Love your channel 💕
Do you have tomatoes and bell peppers?
Yes I do but they aren’t ready for harvest just yet.
Hello Asia 🙋🏻♀️ Always looove to watch your harvesting videos. You can dry your mint and include in the dishes. I personally love mint and grow and dry mine. Remember I commented in one of your videos talking about healing my sandy soil. I worked on it and turned good; and I started my vlogging channel😊 keep up the good work, you’re a true inspiration🍀
Do you like Thai food??? I use up a ton of fresh mint & fresh basil when I make larb w/ ground chicken or Turkey (I do not like ground Turkey- but the strong Thai flavors (you must use fish sauce & lime juice) plus all the herbs (I at least double the amount of mint & basil in any recipe 26:03 ) totally disguise the Turkey!) …
anyhow Google “easy larb recipe”…
it freezes really well too- then I add more fresh herbs & lime juice when I reheat.
I like it served like tacos but in fresh cabbage leaves (I put the leaves in over the hot larb right when I finish cooking, put the lid on & turn off the heat… let the leaves soften 5-10 min… so they’re not cooked- just softer than when raw…. Omg! Soo good!!!
If you think you don’t like fish sauce… get a little bottle & try it…. It grows on you!!!
When collards go to seed, how do you stop it?
They normally start to go to seed when it gets warm. I haven’t found a way to stop it. I just replant in the cooler season.
You got the things planted already to keep snakes Away like mint marigold Onions All those keep snakes AWAY
❤.nice video
Do you dilute your comfrey fertilizer?
Yes I do. I don’t do a lot of measuring but I do dilute it.
That comfrey tea is awesome
Heyyyy Internet Cousin!!😃. I’ll have to grow me some comfrey for this reason. Now I just make a “weed” tea to use.
Loved the video! Thanks for the valuable advice! Hello from NY! 👋🏽❤️
Hello Asia enjoyed the video thank you so much😍🤗🌹
Slow motion for me
Slow motion for me, move in slow motion for me
Slow motion for me
Slow motion for me, move in slow motion for me…😁
Hey Asia! What a harvest!!!😊 Beautiful!
I'm with you on the snakes. If I ever come across a snake in my garden. It's a wrap 😂
I'm done!
Anywho 😂
As always, thanks for sharing!😊
Hey Asia, I didn't get a chance to Garden at all this year, I've spent the last 3 months in Michigan working on some properties that have purchased, trying to get them ready as rental properties. Do you think it's too late to start gardening now in Georgia?
Yeah, those flipping pill bugs used to devour my strawberries. I moved them to Greenstalk planters and I get most every one of my strawberries now. 😋 SNAKES....I AM in the middle of the woods and am constantly being jump scared! I kid you not, my first year in this garden I picked up an armful of straw and threw it to cover a large in ground area and a four foot long black rat snake went flying with it. Heavens! That poor snake was so confused 🤣
Oh dear Lord! My family would be hosting my funeral if that happened to me....eeekkk
I’ve been weeding and picked up a baby brown one in the weeds. Yikes!!! 😬
I think snakes should stay away from your garden because you have chickens :)
The greens look delicious, I love your hair too
Soooo nice.....go sis....Side bar....my cilantro always bolts quick.....just heard u say they do in the heat......1 PEOPLE....1 MIND.....1 LOVE ❤️.....1 NATION....1...
Hey 👋 where did you get your yellow boots? Love them
Look at one of her recent videos (I've forgotten which one). She talked about them.
Impromptu May gardening part 1
Hey! I got them from Hisea. Here’s the link bit.ly/44DpCsu
Dino kale in soups, stews or quiche is delicious. I'm in S. Florida, so mine is bitter already, but I'm chopping and freezing to use this way all summer.
How do you cook the red Russian kale? Like spinach?