Laura, Aaron & Ken! Great to see you guys finally had the time to compile snippets from multiple vids to create a start to finish video. Will be helpful to many people I would think. Well done!
Whew, I thought I wasn’t seeing right! I noticed there was something different about Laura, and why was she planting potatoes in raised bed instead of the south garden and at this time of year?! Took me a minute to figure out how hat was going on!! 😆
I almost never comment but had to to say I’m so excited to see this style of video! I don’t care that it’s all old video, the fact I can see all the info in one video is incredibly helpful! Especially because I live in the southern hemisphere and I can’t grow at the same time as you. So trying to remember all this amazing info for 6 months to apply it (or search through old videos for 1 important line of info) is very tricky. Thanks so much guys!!
Will Yukon potatoes do well also? This video made me want to watch The Martian again 😂 !! It also reminds me of one year when I threw some potatoes into my mulch pile and didn’t realize they would grow until some “mystery plants” started popping up 🥔 🪴!! 😂😂
Yay! I know you were talking about doing this I start to finish, and I’m so glad you did! I am a hairstylist, and my clients always ask me about my gardens and it’s helpful to have these videos to show them when they have questions. Thank you so much.
This is great! My only request would be to add the date stamps of when these videos were produced. Being in a similar zone, I follow Laura’s lead often but keep in mind my own forecast. You both are beyond invaluable and I can’t express enough gratitude for the love of gardening I have found through your channel!
I've kept my potatoes in my refrigerator bottom drawer for years without any problems whatsoever. They've never once turned brown while frying them. Great video and well explained!
Love this before & after video. Your videos stand the test of time. Nicely done! Love the reminder that smaller trees, perennials and shrubs grow faster that we think. It so cool to see your arbs in the early stages of growth.
I LOVE this!! My son is very excited to try and grow potatoes, he's only seven and I have never tried it before and I've always thought of it as a difficult crop. You made this look so seamless! I can't wait to get our raised bed filled with fresh soil and get some going 💓
My 3 yr old daughter watched this with me she got so excited because she helped harvest our potatoes this past fall. Can’t wait to see your potato harvest for 2023 🤩
Planted my potatoes 2 wks ago, Zone 9B and the plants are sprouting already 😁🥔 🥔 🥔 also planted various seeds and my spinach, cabbage & radishes are sprouting as well 😋
My youngest son loves, loves, loves potatoes. I want to teach him how they grow, so he can grow his own eventually and instead of me going to buy bags, he can learn to harvest his own potatoes too. How awesome for both of us to learn how to do this.
Perfect! I was just going through your videos on onions and was going to look up potatoes next. I've seen these videos before but it's nice to get a refresher
Loved waking up to the video this morning. There is something so satisfying about growing Potatoes. It reminds me of Christmas morning as a kid and the excitement of discovering what is under the Christmas tree! 🥰 Have a wonderful weekend everybody. We are supposed to have more snow starting Sunday here in So. Oregon. 😊
Drying means to cure the skins so they toughen up for storage. Straight out of the ground the skin is damp and tender and easily bruises or scrapes off if rubbed. Exposed to air laid out in a single layer on a rack let's the skin dry out ( like the bagged potatoes you get in the store)
So thankful for the video i really enjoy watching your videos its so nice to see how you do everything and work the soil up and get the potatoes out of the ground itsj. ust an awesome video
Watch Simplify Gardening with Tony O"Neill he is a pro at container growing potatoes. I tried this last year in 5b, Michigan and got beautiful potatoes out of a 10 gallon bucket
Good video I'm going to follow your method this year. Last year I tried growing potatoes by using pallets. Well that was a total flop and especially considering the effort that went into watering baby sitting it. So needless to say I'm excited to try another method also we are in southern Colorado thanks for the video
These video clips were recorded before I started my own gardening journey, so this was all new to me. That said, excellent video on the potato life cycle!
Oh my gosh I am so glad you put this video together. We just started planning our garden and I'm going to be planting potatoes for the first time. I was looking back on an old video to watch so I could see what you had to say about potatoes. I can't believe how small the Arbs are. Your garden sure is come a long way since you started. Thanks again for putting together this video. Now I only have to look in one place.💗
Good editing!! Nostalgic at seeing your favorite kneeling board. They are still not carrying it.😏 I would add a time stamp and your zone at the lower left side of each video segment. This will greatly help us determine when to plant ours even if we are on a different zone. Did you finally get another video editor? If so, what is his name? 👍🥔🥔🐈
Are those planters isolated from below so that you can have constant PH level and also no bugs? If so, what are some good dimensions, I'm thinking of introducing some to my garden as an experiment, as I've been planting them on my soil as they are.
Laura question? Last year I grew potatoes. I don’t have anywhere to let them cure. We pulled them from the garden and used what we needed. If we didn’t need them we left them in the garden. Do you actually have to cure them? Or can you use them as needed and leave them in the ground until we need them?
Now with the part of potato that you started with what's the plant part that you got the new potatoes from what you do with the old potato and in the stock can that be used for anything or can you replant that
I have a potato growing in my skullcap. The deer pulled up my skullcap I noticed it after the ground froze so I potted it with some old dirt. The other day I noticed a potato stem growing along with my skullcap in the pot. I still have to take it out but if fascinated me.
@@cynthiafisher9907 skullcap is a perennial in the mint family. It’s considered to have medicinal values but I like the dainty little flowers. It was part of Laura’s video 15 perennials to grow from seed.
Start to finish compilation. She doesn't normally do them so they added another editor to start compiling them as she normally does day in the life vlogs.
@@AB-ol5uz 🍂How do you know they added another editor? She had mentioned they might; but, I don't recall her mentioning that they actually had gotten one. Just curious!!🍂
Did anyone else say "awwwwwwww" at Laura's kneeling pad? She loved that thing!!! And the short arbs!!!
Laura, Aaron & Ken! Great to see you guys finally had the time to compile snippets from multiple vids to create a start to finish video. Will be helpful to many people I would think. Well done!
Wow, talk about a throwback. Look at the arbs; they’re so little. 😮😊
Look at how little your arbs are! Oh my goodness! They have grown so much!!
I was thinking the same thing! This must have been from 2-3 years ago but still great info!
Whew, I thought I wasn’t seeing right! I noticed there was something different about Laura, and why was she planting potatoes in raised bed instead of the south garden and at this time of year?! Took me a minute to figure out how hat was going on!! 😆
I almost never comment but had to to say I’m so excited to see this style of video!
I don’t care that it’s all old video, the fact I can see all the info in one video is incredibly helpful! Especially because I live in the southern hemisphere and I can’t grow at the same time as you. So trying to remember all this amazing info for 6 months to apply it (or search through old videos for 1 important line of info) is very tricky.
Thanks so much guys!!
Yes! I hope this highlight channel continues this style! I watch their videos over and over to refresh my knowledge. But this style was awesome!
Lol blast from the past !! Aw and the red kneeling pad. RIP!
Baby Arbs and baby Laura! I love it!
Yay! The video mashup series we've all wanted! Looking forward to seeing more in this genre (when it fits with your editing schedule of course)
Will Yukon potatoes do well also?
This video made me want to watch The Martian again 😂 !! It also reminds me of one year when I threw some potatoes into my mulch pile and didn’t realize they would grow until some “mystery plants” started popping up 🥔 🪴!! 😂😂
Yay! I know you were talking about doing this I start to finish, and I’m so glad you did! I am a hairstylist, and my clients always ask me about my gardens and it’s helpful to have these videos to show them when they have questions. Thank you so much.
This is great! My only request would be to add the date stamps of when these videos were produced. Being in a similar zone, I follow Laura’s lead often but keep in mind my own forecast. You both are beyond invaluable and I can’t express enough gratitude for the love of gardening I have found through your channel!
I am loving this before and after style!!!
I've kept my potatoes in my refrigerator bottom drawer for years without any problems whatsoever. They've never once turned brown while frying them. Great video and well explained!
Look how little those arbs are!!! They have really grown!!
Love this before & after video. Your videos stand the test of time. Nicely done! Love the reminder that smaller trees, perennials and shrubs grow faster that we think. It so cool to see your arbs in the early stages of growth.
I LOVE this!! My son is very excited to try and grow potatoes, he's only seven and I have never tried it before and I've always thought of it as a difficult crop. You made this look so seamless! I can't wait to get our raised bed filled with fresh soil and get some going 💓
Long Live The Red Kneeling Pad🙌🏻😂😂😂
My 3 yr old daughter watched this with me she got so excited because she helped harvest our potatoes this past fall. Can’t wait to see your potato harvest for 2023 🤩
This is really very helpful and very timely for me ;) I will be trying to grow potatoes for the first time this year, so fingers crossed 🥔🥔🥔
Throwback Thursday!
These start to finish videos from the archives will be a game changer! I hope it gives you a couple of days off here and there!
Nice to learn about potatoes while having a flashback to the old garden. 🥔😊
Outdoors always cheers me up no matter what the topic or how brief. Thank you!
Throwin it back old-school! Pre-cellar days. Thanks for bumping this one up for the garden reminders.
I really enjoyed this condensed video and seeing growth start to finish. Thank you!💙💛
Yes! Yes! Yes! I follow Hollis and Nancy and they do this type of video and I love it!
Planted my potatoes 2 wks ago, Zone 9B and the plants are sprouting already 😁🥔 🥔 🥔 also planted various seeds and my spinach, cabbage & radishes are sprouting as well 😋
My youngest son loves, loves, loves potatoes. I want to teach him how they grow, so he can grow his own eventually and instead of me going to buy bags, he can learn to harvest his own potatoes too. How awesome for both of us to learn how to do this.
I'm lovin g these surprise videos on the highlights channel! 💕
Perfect! I was just going through your videos on onions and was going to look up potatoes next. I've seen these videos before but it's nice to get a refresher
Gosh, I remember planting potatoes when I was at home. I remember digging them up also. We would end up with about 10 to 15 bushel. Great memories!
You are a great teacher! Love watching you
You should do a blooper reel for April Fools 😂
THAT would be fun!
I have also had this thought! It would be so fun!
@@jondebbiegraff6492 just j
Loved waking up to the video this morning. There is something so satisfying about growing Potatoes. It reminds me of Christmas morning as a kid and the excitement of discovering what is under the Christmas tree! 🥰 Have a wonderful weekend everybody. We are supposed to have more snow starting Sunday here in So. Oregon. 😊
Drying means to cure the skins so they toughen up for storage. Straight out of the ground the skin is damp and tender and easily bruises or scrapes off if rubbed. Exposed to air laid out in a single layer on a rack let's the skin dry out ( like the bagged potatoes you get in the store)
Love the way your potato looks 😎
This is awesome. I planted potatoes a few weeks ago for the first time ever and I am so excited! LOL
This was great! Thanks Ken. 😊
"Look at that! Look at that!" 😂🥔🥔🥔
So thankful for the video i really enjoy watching your videos its so nice to see how you do everything and work the soil up and get the potatoes out of the ground itsj. ust an awesome video
I really like the looks of your hair behind your ear 😊
Thanks Laura!
I really enjoyed seeing this video. Your property has changed so much since then. Thank you for sharing
Look how little your arbs are here. 🥰
Thank you for all your years of entertaining and informative videos!
This is the best video I have seen. Thank you for sharing.
Love this. I don’t have the space for potatoes this year but I’m putting this on my plan for next year.
I have grown potatoes in grow bags. Makes it very easy to harvest and they can be tucked in anywhere.
Watch Simplify Gardening with Tony O"Neill he is a pro at container growing potatoes. I tried this last year in 5b, Michigan and got beautiful potatoes out of a 10 gallon bucket
Good video I'm going to follow your method this year. Last year I tried growing potatoes by using pallets. Well that was a total flop and especially considering the effort that went into watering baby sitting it. So needless to say I'm excited to try another method also we are in southern Colorado thanks for the video
Love love this type of video ❤❤❤beginning to end on one video🎉🎉
These video clips were recorded before I started my own gardening journey, so this was all new to me. That said, excellent video on the potato life cycle!
The little baby potatoes are my favorite to roast.
Oh my gosh I am so glad you put this video together. We just started planning our garden and I'm going to be planting potatoes for the first time. I was looking back on an old video to watch so I could see what you had to say about potatoes. I can't believe how small the Arbs are. Your garden sure is come a long way since you started. Thanks again for putting together this video. Now I only have to look in one place.💗
Thanks for showing this, from planting to harvest. Very helpful.
Great video!!🎉❤🌱🪴
This was great! Loved the time jump! More of these please😁
Loved this video!!
What a good kitty :-)
I can't wait to try it. 😊
Great potential for alot healthy havest of potatoes
This was great! Excellent video concept. I'm sure it was a lot of work! I hope you're able to do some for other crops too, it was extremely helpful.
Look how little the arborvitae are! This was a few years ago 😁
Gasp! Laura Of past wearing gloves?! 🤣
Wonderful video
Tnxs for the teaching
Thanks.
Thanks for sharing.
Such a great video!!
Loved this. Thank you so very much for sharing this with us.🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦
Love this !!!!!
Nice style of video. Very helpful.
Sure wish my yard had a lot of sun.
Awesome video!!!
The Arbs!!!!
Maybe you can air the garden videos we submitted and now have a chance of being shown on highlights now? Maybe?
Handy idea to use an old video.
Aaron, Editors
Great Video. Ty
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Good job
Good video
Very helpful video 👌
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Good editing!! Nostalgic at seeing your favorite kneeling board. They are still not carrying it.😏
I would add a time stamp and your zone at the lower left side of each video segment. This will greatly help us determine when to plant ours even if we are on a different zone.
Did you finally get another video editor? If so, what is his name? 👍🥔🥔🐈
Howdy y'all, thanks for re-uploading this video 👍 thanks for all y'all do🤠🙏
Are those planters isolated from below so that you can have constant PH level and also no bugs?
If so, what are some good dimensions, I'm thinking of introducing some to my garden as an experiment, as I've been planting them on my soil as they are.
You know it’s an older video when she said , let me put some gloves on first 😅
Love this! Thanks for sharing!! ❤️❤️
WOAH! THROWBACK!!!
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work you good in the girdans
Aaron already does that
I the cat work inspector. 😊
So no problems with potato beetles by you or do you spray anything?
Laura question? Last year I grew potatoes. I don’t have anywhere to let them cure. We pulled them from the garden and used what we needed. If we didn’t need them we left them in the garden. Do you actually have to cure them? Or can you use them as needed and leave them in the ground until we need them?
I have heard of people doing that. There may be an issue with rodents eating them.
Now with the part of potato that you started with what's the plant part that you got the new potatoes from what you do with the old potato and in the stock can that be used for anything or can you replant that
😢please don’t get rid of Russel. He’s up in years. He won’t be around much longer. I just lost my kitty. I miss him so much. My kids grew up with him.
I had a great harvest but the skins were green and I was told not to eat green potatoes. What did i do wrong?
Hmmm, usually it means they’ve been exposed to sun...my grandmother said never eat them green either.
The video was first shown on April 15, 2018
And your point is?
@@cynthiafisher9907 I was wondering when it first appeared - and if I did, I'm sure other did as well. So I posted the information
@@melcoleman7372 I see. Thank you.
Hum... No use to seeing recycled videos being presented as a current video. I think I like having one plant going from seed to harvest in one video.
Does anyone know why my potatoes get scabby?
Also, don’t let the potatoes sit in the sun. They turn green under the skin, which is poisonous.
Yes I remember my grandmother saying never to eat green potatoes. It shouldn’t kill you but you can be terribly sick!🤢
I remember these videos first time round and I think you should do this with your garlic, onions, tomatoes and pepper videos 🥰
I have a potato growing in my skullcap. The deer pulled up my skullcap I noticed it after the ground froze so I potted it with some old dirt. The other day I noticed a potato stem growing along with my skullcap in the pot. I still have to take it out but if fascinated me.
I found one today in my compost pile. 😊
What is a skullcap?
@@cynthiafisher9907 skullcap is a perennial in the mint family. It’s considered to have medicinal values but I like the dainty little flowers. It was part of Laura’s video 15 perennials to grow from seed.
@@Terri_Stauffer Oh, thank you.
@@cynthiafisher9907 I believe it is a native plant here in Texas. Has a pink or red flower.
old videos??
Start to finish compilation. She doesn't normally do them so they added another editor to start compiling them as she normally does day in the life vlogs.
@@AB-ol5uz 🍂How do you know they added another editor? She had mentioned they might; but, I don't recall her mentioning that they actually had gotten one. Just curious!!🍂
I like the video, but I can buy a giant bag of potatoes for $8 and this whole process looks like a collasal pain in the butt.