Just a tip. If you are gardening for SHTF, potatoes are the crop that is calorie dense but relatively easy to grow, use barrels with holes or laundry hampers with holes to grow a lot vertically.
Thank you for another vid Lily. Your garden and house looks better and better every year. Amazing. What people dont get, for some reason is 1) petrol/gas is needed to power tractors. No tractors no food.. No beef, no flower, no sunflowers, no potatoes... Gas/petrol goes up, food goes up. 2) if all governments do is subsidised faild crops, money and work have been spent, no food has been grown/made. So subsidiaries alone are not the way to increas or keep crop production. Especally if what you subsadies as a "cash crop" is food for cattle. 3) with lesss and less small farms and only bigger big farms, food production and land are being monopolised from dirt and seed to plate. All run by people who can affored a Tessla and 10€ per 1kg of tomatos.
This year I am trying to start new plants for tomatoes by taking the suckers, placing them in water and then, when roots are established, moving them to my greenhouse. Not sure it will work, but if it does, it will be a way to get two or three plants from each one purchased. Also, starting more of my garden from seed this year.
Love your gardening videos and I appreciate the tips about the tomato plant maintenance, I had forgotten about removing the little parts that grow in-between the branches. I look forward to your updates throughout the summer. Your garden looks great!
It definitely helps. You can also save the suckers, stick them in jar of water for week or so, and plant into soil once it has roots. Then you get a bonus plant! And I agree! Her garden space looks wonderful 🥰
@@celticseaalchemist7667 Oh I didn't realize you could do that with the suckers! Thank you for letting me know. I made a mistake and planted a few plants early because it was so warm that I thought our growing season was shifting slightly but I was wrong. I lost 6 of my 10 or so plants that I had done. That's okay, gardening is nothing if not a constant learning process.
@@xSakixHarukax it definitely is a learning experience and every year has its variables. I used to plant mine out on Memorial Day weekend, like everyone else in my area. But we usually end up having cold rainy weather for a couple of weeks until mid June or so. My tomatoes and peppers were much happier when I waited until mid-late June to plant them in the garden. I hope you end up with a great tomato harvest this year. Ask friends for their suckers too😉
I am in Western Australia and I also have been organising my raised garden beds. Some of my work friends and I have been sharing seedlings or cuttings and tips and hints and problems we may have. Your garden looks really good.
Your blueberries are doing really well! I bought 3 plants but they are doing nothing much yet. I'm in the uk. I'm shocked at the prices even of seed packets. Hoping for a good harvest for all.
You use your space so efficiently so that you will maximize yields in your garden. I am amazed at how much you have fit in that small space. It is truly inspirational. Your gardening talents are impressive. How do you keep weeds out of your garden and yard? I have 120 square feet of raised beds, plus dozens of pots and a 33 feet by 4 foot garden bed and I am constantly overwhelmed by weeds and therefore don’t grow nearly as much as I could. (I am in Florida).
Lilly..your garden is wonderful. I remember years ago when travelling in Europe the beautiful potagers people would have. Food prices are getting to be too much here in Pa. also. That coriander!! Good harvest.
Awesome gardens!!! You are very talented young lady!!! I hope other people can learn to be self sufficient it's so important to learn these skills nowadays!!! I mentioned about pinching off the tomato suckers on your other video...just wait for them to grow about two inches before pinching them off the put the suckers into water to root them and then plant into pots...I don't throw the suckers away because it will grow up into a productive plant increasing your harvest even more!!! 😉
Great garden, raised vegetable containers and green house. The wooden boxes are very well crafted and nice organized. We all need to keep the seeds from the plants we grow. A simple pumpkin can give you around 50 seeds and many other plants also yield more seeds than we can need. I am wondering whether your raised beds connect to the soil underneath them.
It's nice to see you out in the garden Lilly, gardening in good and bad times will always save money , I don't know who these people are or their reason for turning off the refrigerator but that is a no no turn off the computer games instead and do some gardening like Lilly. Lilly .
Ms Lilly It's great you have a New Gardening Channel now. I have a Garden it's small in front of my Apartment.I grew Tomatoes last year and growing more this year. The Landlord Lady won't let me have a Garden on The Property because she owns it all ( If you know what I mean.)so I'm gonna plant in Containers, Boxes,Dog Food Bags,Fertilizer Bags,Improvise any way that I can and not be defeated and let the situation get me down.I'm so happy you have this new Gardening Channel. This really make's me happy and brings me up when I'm kinda getting down. Thanks Partner. You have so many thing's that you do that are Cool plus you're The All Round Cowgirl. Looking forward to learning more about Gardening from you. Have a Good-1 Ken & Rowdy007
I really like how big yor tomato plants allready are. and allready strawberry plants. I planted some chili plants this year on my balcony and built an upright rack for 4 flower boxes on my balcony, which stands on the wall. I think it is always good to have healthy food from the garden.. But British food crisis is a bit different from other parts of europe because with Brexit the people who work there dropped immediately and this lead to dramatic economical crisis during 2020 and 2021.
I just saw the note on your other show so have joined this channel, too. I had tough type of difficulty with invasive grass in my raised beds so planted spinach in a large above ground planter this spring. I had fresh spinach and greens to eat all spring. There is still plenty of chard and kale. I am thinking about destroying the raised beds and going to completely to above ground planters because my health is not good enough to do the work. Anyone can raise vegetables if they have the right set up even if they have poor health. My system is very economical since I can use second hand or found items as planters and can reuse soil and make compost. I converted old food grade barrels into rain barrels and am collecting rainwater for my garden. Right now I have many herbs growing, cucumbers are planted, collards growing, cherry tomatoes, peppers and edible flowers. I will be expanding my garden in fall. One thing I also do is supliment my diet with wild plants and flowers. Here in Texas we have many edible wild plants and I am studying them in order to expand my knowledge from the dozen I already know. Keep up the good work. 💖
my garden is getting underway for winter. ( my growing period) bananas and pineapples are doing good. about to dig up my sweet spuds. prices in the shops are high. Our floods wiped out the crops in our growing areas and we need to get them up and going again.
HelloLilly. I build soil with leaves , chicken manure / bedding , blood meal and bone meal. Even where I live here in Canada in zone 1b I have a pretty good harvest. 🌱
New subscriber over from Doug & Stacey’s channel. Just wanted to say hi from Toronto, Ontario, Canada and to also mention that hydroponics is another terrific way to grow some of your own food if you don’t have any land or outdoor space. You don’t need any fancy equipment just a few small things and once you start you will become hooked and will begin adding more and more to it. I have grown sweet peppers several kilograms of red and orange and yellow. I’ve grown roma and cherry tomatoes. I can’t count the amount of kilos of lettuce I’ve grown I had no idea there were sooo many types of lettuce! I’m growing all kinds of herbs basil, oregano, sage, chives, mint, parsley. Ive grown cucumbers and zucchini and I’ve grown broccoli and I’m trying to grow cauliflower at the moment. We love tatsoi and I grow many of them at one day from seed to harvest is 45days and the crazy thing is they continue to grow after you harvest the leaves around the outside, it’s an amazing veggie some call it Asian cabbage. It’s been an absolute blast to grow my own veggies. I find I only need one plant to provide enough for myself and my husband although I now have a fancy DIY pvc pipe system that I grow 54 heads of lettuce in all at one time. I harvest the outer leaves of all the lettuce every 7-10 days which provides us lettuce for the entire time and then I continue to harvest every 7-10 days for about 6 cycles before I need to switch to new lettuce plants. We absolutely love fresh homegrown organic pest free lettuce! I highly encourage anyone to try just lettuce in a jar that they darken with paper or paint to keep the sunlight from reaching the roots and be sure it’s not chlorinated water because that will kill them. Basil will grow in plain water as well. You can buy hydroponic organic liquid fertilizer and it seems quite expensive but you need the smallest amount in a 5gallon Pail and it will last you a very very long time! Looking forward to more of your videos!!🥰❤️🇨🇦
Outstanding!! And, thanks SO much for your tip on Matt Graham's book ("Epic Survival"), what a phenomenal life and inspiration. Just like you, only in other ways. Thanks again, you warm the heart with the one thing that matters most: genuine care and concern about the welfare of WE, not just "me". Hats off...
I miss all your gardening videos, I learnt so much watching these, I hope you do more for this spring/summer season they are always great to watch and learn from 💛🌻☀️
you can Insulate your Refrigerator and Freezer . there are Arduino's to control your fridge and freezer Precisely so you and your kids don't get Sick . Plus you save energy ⚡
After the American Civil War the South survived by eating BLACK EYED Peas.......I have started to stockpile dried black eyed peas....but plan to start growing them. They will grown anywhere, even in the poorest soil. From Big Ed in Texas
Do you have worm bins there? I have a worm bin that has tiger worms in it I get worm tea and Verma compost from them, I started my worm bin about five years ago and they are still going strong, the way you have your composter will get earth worms but they are not as good as tiger worms, sometimes called night wrigglers
Ja, denke auch, dass es immer wichtiger wird, sich teilweise selbst zu versorgen. Die Preise hier sind echt schon krass und es wird ja schon angekündigt, dass es noch schlimmer wird. Hast einen schönen SV-Garten ... wenn es platzmäßig noch geht, würde ich auch noch Kürbisanbau empfehlen ... irgendwo am Rand neben den Beeten "kriechen" lassen. Erstens weil die wirklich lange halten (im Ganzen natürlich nur), (gewürfelt) supergut einzufrieren sind und vielfältig verarbeitet werden können. Ich mache daraus Suppe, Pürree, Kürbiscarbonara, frittiere sie wie Pommes oder einfach zu Ofengemüse dazu etc. Was noch dazu kommt: von einem Kürbis gibt es Unmengen an Samen, die einige Jahre halten bzw. keinfähig bleiben. Habe welche angesetzt aus 2017 + 2018. 2017 Komplettausfall und von den 2018ern hab ich jetzt 25 Pflanzen :-o)
Lilly, I hope you get this message. There is a serious soil contamination issue happening here in the southeastern US and in the UK and some parts of Europe. It's early stages of discovery and testing, so it is not know how widespread the problem is, or the source of the contamination. I highly recommend that you watch this video from a highly respected homesteader/farmer in South Carolina, and keep your eyes peeled for any indication it is happening near you! Video from Roots and Refuge farm: ua-cam.com/video/-_kpvbGVQaQ/v-deo.html
Have you considered a Can o worms compost system Lilly? With fertiliser nitrogen prices at the moment, it is a fantastic investment. And one I have been doing since 2008. Avoid citrus, all meats and pungent's, and the Ph fuel is both amazing and free.
Anyone else have a strange urge to eat tomatoes every day? I have been eating tomato sandwiches for a week straight now and I randomly talked to my friend and he was eating a bunch of tomatoes also! very strange coincidences going on.
Lily, take a ripe tomato, cut in half & scoop out the seeds, eat the flesh as usual, spread out the seeds to dry overnight, you will get 20/30 seeds depending on the variety,sow them in any compost & I guarantee you that 99% will germinate! FREE tomato plants...you will save so much money & never have to buy tomato seeds or plants again, dry some seeds in Autumn to sow next spring,I fill my 30 foot green house & also give away hundreds of seedlings every year
Yes. IF YOU have a yard or a porch or a balcony, plant a yard garden, invest in some plants for fruits or vegetables or both, plant a fruit tree in your yard!!! It will be nice to have the extra fresh food, the savings on groceries, a little more money toward gas or other needs and it is good for the body, nourishing. Tell your friends, tell your neighbors, tell people in other countries. 🍅🥕🥑🍓🍇🥬🍍🍋🥒🥬
I would like some advice on growing legumes. Do you have any suggestions for me? When to plant them? I live in Sicily, thank you for your work and the information you give us. HI 💐🪴
Just came here from Survival Lilly , didn't know you had a gardening channel. Subscribed.
Same here.😀👍
Same here... 😊 ua-cam.com/users/SurvivalLilly
Potatoes are great to plant. I just stuck a few pieces in random dirt and now I have huge plants.
Just a tip. If you are gardening for SHTF, potatoes are the crop that is calorie dense but relatively easy to grow, use barrels with holes or laundry hampers with holes to grow a lot vertically.
Thank you for another vid Lily. Your garden and house looks better and better every year. Amazing.
What people dont get, for some reason is 1) petrol/gas is needed to power tractors. No tractors no food.. No beef, no flower, no sunflowers, no potatoes... Gas/petrol goes up, food goes up.
2) if all governments do is subsidised faild crops, money and work have been spent, no food has been grown/made. So subsidiaries alone are not the way to increas or keep crop production. Especally if what you subsadies as a "cash crop" is food for cattle.
3) with lesss and less small farms and only bigger big farms, food production and land are being monopolised from dirt and seed to plate. All run by people who can affored a Tessla and 10€ per 1kg of tomatos.
This year I am trying to start new plants for tomatoes by taking the suckers, placing them in water and then, when roots are established, moving them to my greenhouse. Not sure it will work, but if it does, it will be a way to get two or three plants from each one purchased. Also, starting more of my garden from seed this year.
Love your gardening videos and I appreciate the tips about the tomato plant maintenance, I had forgotten about removing the little parts that grow in-between the branches. I look forward to your updates throughout the summer. Your garden looks great!
It definitely helps. You can also save the suckers, stick them in jar of water for week or so, and plant into soil once it has roots. Then you get a bonus plant! And I agree! Her garden space looks wonderful 🥰
@@celticseaalchemist7667 Oh I didn't realize you could do that with the suckers! Thank you for letting me know. I made a mistake and planted a few plants early because it was so warm that I thought our growing season was shifting slightly but I was wrong. I lost 6 of my 10 or so plants that I had done. That's okay, gardening is nothing if not a constant learning process.
@@xSakixHarukax it definitely is a learning experience and every year has its variables. I used to plant mine out on Memorial Day weekend, like everyone else in my area. But we usually end up having cold rainy weather for a couple of weeks until mid June or so. My tomatoes and peppers were much happier when I waited until mid-late June to plant them in the garden. I hope you end up with a great tomato harvest this year. Ask friends for their suckers too😉
I am in Western Australia and I also have been organising my raised garden beds. Some of my work friends and I have been sharing seedlings or cuttings and tips and hints and problems we may have. Your garden looks really good.
Your blueberries are doing really well! I bought 3 plants but they are doing nothing much yet. I'm in the uk. I'm shocked at the prices even of seed packets. Hoping for a good harvest for all.
Try a little Miracle-Gro
@@tonycolonello1415 I shall, thanks!
You use your space so efficiently so that you will maximize yields in your garden. I am amazed at how much you have fit in that small space. It is truly inspirational. Your gardening talents are impressive.
How do you keep weeds out of your garden and yard? I have 120 square feet of raised beds, plus dozens of pots and a 33 feet by 4 foot garden bed and I am constantly overwhelmed by weeds and therefore don’t grow nearly as much as I could. (I am in Florida).
I do mechanical weeding by hand.
Lilly..your garden is wonderful. I remember years ago when travelling
in Europe the beautiful potagers people would have. Food prices are
getting to be too much here in Pa. also. That coriander!! Good harvest.
The mini compost bins in the actual beds is a fantastic idea. Thanks for the tip!
Awesome gardens!!! You are very talented young lady!!! I hope other people can learn to be self sufficient it's so important to learn these skills nowadays!!! I mentioned about pinching off the tomato suckers on your other video...just wait for them to grow about two inches before pinching them off the put the suckers into water to root them and then plant into pots...I don't throw the suckers away because it will grow up into a productive plant increasing your harvest even more!!! 😉
Great garden, raised vegetable containers and green house. The wooden boxes are very well crafted and nice organized. We all need to keep the seeds from the plants we grow. A simple pumpkin can give you around 50 seeds and many other plants also yield more seeds than we can need. I am wondering whether your raised beds connect to the soil underneath them.
It's nice to see you out in the garden Lilly, gardening in good and bad times will always save money , I don't know who these people are or their reason for turning off the refrigerator but that is a no no turn off the computer games instead and do some gardening like Lilly.
Lilly .
Ms Lilly It's great you have a New Gardening Channel now.
I have a Garden it's small in front of my Apartment.I grew Tomatoes last year and growing more this year.
The Landlord Lady won't let me have a Garden on The Property because she owns it all ( If you know what I mean.)so I'm gonna plant in Containers, Boxes,Dog Food Bags,Fertilizer Bags,Improvise any way that I can and not be defeated and let the situation get me down.I'm so happy you have this new Gardening Channel. This really make's me happy and brings me up when I'm kinda getting down. Thanks Partner.
You have so many thing's that you do that are Cool plus you're The All Round Cowgirl.
Looking forward to learning more about Gardening from you.
Have a Good-1 Ken & Rowdy007
I have planted many Strawberries and thankfully they can take cold weather because it snowed here today.
Thanks for sharing, Lilly. Best wishes. 🙏
You're doing quite well started my garden with seeds also but I bought 16 tomato plants a lot of canning
Thanks Lily ✌️😎👍❤️❤️
Good job lilly. Keep up the great work. You are a very smart girl. You have a wonderful garden.
Thank you Lilly, for all that you do.
😎👍
I really like how big yor tomato plants allready are. and allready strawberry plants. I planted some chili plants this year on my balcony and built an upright rack for 4 flower boxes on my balcony, which stands on the wall.
I think it is always good to have healthy food from the garden.. But British food crisis is a bit different from other parts of europe because with Brexit the people who work there dropped immediately and this lead to dramatic economical crisis during 2020 and 2021.
Your garden is very well planned and executed! Thanks for sharing your knowledge and experience!
I just saw the note on your other show so have joined this channel, too.
I had tough type of difficulty with invasive grass in my raised beds so planted spinach in a large above ground planter this spring. I had fresh spinach and greens to eat all spring. There is still plenty of chard and kale. I am thinking about destroying the raised beds and going to completely to above ground planters because my health is not good enough to do the work. Anyone can raise vegetables if they have the right set up even if they have poor health.
My system is very economical since I can use second hand or found items as planters and can reuse soil and make compost. I converted old food grade barrels into rain barrels and am collecting rainwater for my garden. Right now I have many herbs growing, cucumbers are planted, collards growing, cherry tomatoes, peppers and edible flowers. I will be expanding my garden in fall.
One thing I also do is supliment my diet with wild plants and flowers. Here in Texas we have many edible wild plants and I am studying them in order to expand my knowledge from the dozen I already know. Keep up the good work. 💖
Just got wird on this channel,gardening is going to be vital to survive whats coming.Teach away Lily.
my garden is getting underway for winter. ( my growing period) bananas and pineapples are doing good. about to dig up my sweet spuds. prices in the shops are high. Our floods wiped out the crops in our growing areas and we need to get them up and going again.
HelloLilly. I build soil with leaves , chicken manure / bedding , blood meal and bone meal. Even where I live here in Canada in zone 1b I have a pretty good harvest. 🌱
New subscriber over from Doug & Stacey’s channel. Just wanted to say hi from Toronto, Ontario, Canada and to also mention that hydroponics is another terrific way to grow some of your own food if you don’t have any land or outdoor space. You don’t need any fancy equipment just a few small things and once you start you will become hooked and will begin adding more and more to it. I have grown sweet peppers several kilograms of red and orange and yellow. I’ve grown roma and cherry tomatoes. I can’t count the amount of kilos of lettuce I’ve grown I had no idea there were sooo many types of lettuce! I’m growing all kinds of herbs basil, oregano, sage, chives, mint, parsley. Ive grown cucumbers and zucchini and I’ve grown broccoli and I’m trying to grow cauliflower at the moment. We love tatsoi and I grow many of them at one day from seed to harvest is 45days and the crazy thing is they continue to grow after you harvest the leaves around the outside, it’s an amazing veggie some call it Asian cabbage. It’s been an absolute blast to grow my own veggies. I find I only need one plant to provide enough for myself and my husband although I now have a fancy DIY pvc pipe system that I grow 54 heads of lettuce in all at one time. I harvest the outer leaves of all the lettuce every 7-10 days which provides us lettuce for the entire time and then I continue to harvest every 7-10 days for about 6 cycles before I need to switch to new lettuce plants. We absolutely love fresh homegrown organic pest free lettuce! I highly encourage anyone to try just lettuce in a jar that they darken with paper or paint to keep the sunlight from reaching the roots and be sure it’s not chlorinated water because that will kill them. Basil will grow in plain water as well. You can buy hydroponic organic liquid fertilizer and it seems quite expensive but you need the smallest amount in a 5gallon Pail and it will last you a very very long time! Looking forward to more of your videos!!🥰❤️🇨🇦
The suckers of tomato plants do grow roots if you place them in a glass of water. & they'll produce tomatoes as well.
Outstanding!! And, thanks SO much for your tip on Matt Graham's book ("Epic Survival"), what a phenomenal life and inspiration. Just like you, only in other ways. Thanks again, you warm the heart with the one thing that matters most: genuine care and concern about the welfare of WE, not just "me". Hats off...
I miss all your gardening videos, I learnt so much watching these, I hope you do more for this spring/summer season they are always great to watch and learn from 💛🌻☀️
I'm growing "Early Girl" they are early ripening and I like the high acid good size.
Thanks from Kentucky
Your garden looks amazing
Nice to see you like gardening also. Have you tried with banana and/or lemon plants?
Danke fürs Update!
Lilly, have you looked into freeze drying for storage longevity after harvest?
Last year I started to collect en learn how to dry seeds, seeds are getting crazy expensive.
Hi from Canada, where I just found a 13 dollar cauliflower in my local grocery store 😮
thanks for the video lilly!!! beautiful as always
I do believe these video’s are some of the best you have ever done. It’s obvious that you have an amazing green thumb. 🙏
you can Insulate your Refrigerator and Freezer . there are Arduino's to control your fridge and freezer Precisely so you and your kids don't get Sick .
Plus you save energy ⚡
A great savings plan for such times.
you are indeed a professional accountant ,,,,lilly🙂
After the American Civil War the South survived by eating BLACK EYED Peas.......I have started to stockpile dried black eyed peas....but plan to start growing them. They will grown anywhere, even in the poorest soil. From Big Ed in Texas
Do you have worm bins there? I have a worm bin that has tiger worms in it I get worm tea and Verma compost from them, I started my worm bin about five years ago and they are still going strong, the way you have your composter will get earth worms but they are not as good as tiger worms, sometimes called night wrigglers
Ja, denke auch, dass es immer wichtiger wird, sich teilweise selbst zu versorgen. Die Preise hier sind echt schon krass und es wird ja schon angekündigt, dass es noch schlimmer wird. Hast einen schönen SV-Garten ... wenn es platzmäßig noch geht, würde ich auch noch Kürbisanbau empfehlen ... irgendwo am Rand neben den Beeten "kriechen" lassen. Erstens weil die wirklich lange halten (im Ganzen natürlich nur), (gewürfelt) supergut einzufrieren sind und vielfältig verarbeitet werden können. Ich mache daraus Suppe, Pürree, Kürbiscarbonara, frittiere sie wie Pommes oder einfach zu Ofengemüse dazu etc. Was noch dazu kommt: von einem Kürbis gibt es Unmengen an Samen, die einige Jahre halten bzw. keinfähig bleiben. Habe welche angesetzt aus 2017 + 2018. 2017 Komplettausfall und von den 2018ern hab ich jetzt 25 Pflanzen :-o)
Lilly, I hope you get this message. There is a serious soil contamination issue happening here in the southeastern US and in the UK and some parts of Europe. It's early stages of discovery and testing, so it is not know how widespread the problem is, or the source of the contamination. I highly recommend that you watch this video from a highly respected homesteader/farmer in South Carolina, and keep your eyes peeled for any indication it is happening near you! Video from Roots and Refuge farm: ua-cam.com/video/-_kpvbGVQaQ/v-deo.html
Have you considered a Can o worms compost system Lilly? With fertiliser nitrogen prices at the moment, it is a fantastic investment. And one I have been doing since 2008. Avoid citrus, all meats and pungent's, and the Ph fuel is both amazing and free.
No potatoes, or did I miss that?
You can live on potatoes and sweet potatoes.
Anyone else have a strange urge to eat tomatoes every day? I have been eating tomato sandwiches for a week straight now and I randomly talked to my friend and he was eating a bunch of tomatoes also! very strange coincidences going on.
Gesündere und selbst gezogene Nahrung und viel Geld gespart! Super Lilly!
ok i subbed, even thou gardening is starting to get to tedious for me.... lol
Hello from Mississippi
need some more gardening videos
Survival Lilly is best ♥️
Lily, I know that UA-cam frowns upon anything to deal with guns. But I’m curious are you still hunting in season for food supplementation?
wedding ring is usually on the left hand.....
not in my country.
@@SurvivalLilly wow... really? that is strange, I wonder how many countries are the opposite like urs....
🏠🍓🍐🍑🍊👍
Lily, take a ripe tomato, cut in half & scoop out the seeds, eat the flesh as usual, spread out the seeds to dry overnight, you will get 20/30 seeds depending on the variety,sow them in any compost & I guarantee you that 99% will germinate! FREE tomato plants...you will save so much money & never have to buy tomato seeds or plants again, dry some seeds in Autumn to sow next spring,I fill my 30 foot green house & also give away hundreds of seedlings every year
Yes. IF YOU have a yard or a porch or a balcony, plant a yard garden, invest in some plants for fruits or vegetables or both, plant a fruit tree in your yard!!! It will be nice to have the extra fresh food, the savings on groceries, a little more money toward gas or other needs and it is good for the body, nourishing. Tell your friends, tell your neighbors, tell people in other countries.
🍅🥕🥑🍓🍇🥬🍍🍋🥒🥬
I would like some advice on growing legumes. Do you have any suggestions for me? When to plant them? I live in Sicily, thank you for your work and the information you give us. HI 💐🪴