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Yeah, What do you do with those? I had two so far this year. I can't eat anymore zucchini bread. Sauteed the rest. My dog likes it ,too.

Beautiful garden and you have lot to plant in the gadern ❤

Oh! You have such a beautiful garden! I wish mine would be even half of yours.😊

Ok, your vegetable garden is so beautiful, subscribe to the channel and interact!

You have a beautiful garden. You must really enjoy your garden in the gardening months.

Absolutely LOVE this!!

My tomato got cut halfway off by a snail, I snapped it off and I'm attempting to root it in water, this video is just what I need, thanks!

Thanks for sharing your journey. It's inspirational and aspirational for us beginners. I heard about you because of roots and refuge. Jessica randomly mentioned your channel because she watches and so here I am. This was the first video of yours that I watched because I'm trying to start a channel myself (🎉Shout out to my 99 subscribers 🎉... lol). But I'm looking forward to watching your other videos! Also then q&a at the end of this vid is super helpful! Be well

I watched another lady's video and she put the seed in boiling hot water 💧 and the seed cracked opened in seconds. You may try this technique to see if it works to speed up the process.

That looks like my pot! I only have one planted in same size pot. I think I will put mine in a larger pot I am watering mine twice a day now!

A wonderful plant and a native to SC. It grows and flowers non stop. Thanks for your video.❤

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Your garden looks amazing!

I am trying Thai basil for the first time. I have been drying it in the oven flowers & leaves. I found it better for that application than sweet basil. Good luck

Some tithonia get absolutely massive. But there are some cultivars that only get 2 or 3 feet tall. I guess we’ll find out 🙃 I waited too long to plant mine out and then we got dry heat and now they seem stunted. There’s enough time left I think…I’m going to try again.

I agree with you! There is still time. Just plant things. We may not get frost till November. What do you have to list? I just planted beets and mini pumpkins and sunflowers.

You still have a lot to pant. I am done, unless i see a good sale hahaha

Oh my goodness, I have 5 sunflowers in my little raised bed I counted 11 blooms on one and 7 on another the other 3 arent as large yet but my tallest one is over 8 feet tall. I had no idea I had sunflowers planted. I planted supersized zinnias well I didnt get supersized zinnias but these sunflowers are a very nice suprise. Good luck on your gardens.

Increíble como la zona 5 pasó a zona 6 en 2 años 😱😱 el cambio climático esta horrible 😞 😢

We have been getting too much rain so I switched to a granular fertilizer. Plants seem to be ok after we straightened them up from storms. The Tithonia I think needs a longer season because what I thought was a field weed last year turned out to be that flower. It had one flower and the frost took it. Not sure if it was a late bloomer 😅 or just started late. The mosquitoes are disgusting and the dew point today is in the 80s, temp is 91 and was a real feel of 104 but we have an overcast now so it’s down a couple degrees-Lol, I don’t think it matters much. Our low this am was 72. Suppose to get drier cooler air for a couple days and I will look forward to it. Right now I’m stuck inside-just too hideous outside. Z5a, WI.

Laynlay hydrangeas are beauties

Hello, my garden friend in central Indiana, I'm in northeast Indiana also zone 6! Question: do you also start your onions in October or at the same time as your garlic? Also do you grow from seed, your own seedlings, or purchased starts. I started onions from seed for the first time thru the winter sowing method, planted them out in late March. Although they did not bulb even though being bulbing onions, I was able to harvest nice size green onions. My husband and I love the freshness of these green onions and I will try again. Any tips. I'm not able to start any seeds indoors, I don't have room nor patience! It's either winter or direct sowing for me. Store bought onions are the worst!

I live in TN. I bought a house that has a huge almost 5ft tall patch of red flowering ones that's probably about 15ft+ in diameter. We just cut them back once dead and even got snow and -11 temps this past January and they survived. They were even popping up in our ditch and pasture. We dug those up and planted in another bed.🙌💓

How did it do the next year? Still alive?

Those boxwood are going to make such a lovely addition. I LOVE you animal print flip flops so cute. I started some coneflower from seed thst I hope end up being hot pink.

So nicely edited from start planting to harvest. ❤ Thank you so much for sharing.. love garlic. I'm planting garlic this fall. Zone 6b Western Pa.

You made this area really beautiful. And who needs mortar?...when a weed burner torch would be a fun tool to kill the weeds between the bricks, and it need not be nerve-racking with the garden hose nearby.

You're the second person who mentioned Music as a good variety. (Erin from The Impatient Gardener was the other.) Garlic is so easy to grow! I'm on my second season growing it. I haven't cut the scapes yet. I just noticed their appearance. Waiting is sort of like Christmas. We won't know the size until harvest. I ordered mine from Keene's in Wisconsin (I'm in Minneapolis area). I still have bulbs from my first crop and that's after sharing the bounty with friends and family...all from TWO heads of two varieties. First year, I soaked the cloves in water with some rubbing alcohol (per their website instructions), but last fall, I just skipped that part after seeing everyone planting the papery cloves. What recipes do you follow for the scapes? I sauteed mine last year and the taste reminded me of asparagus. But gassy! Whoooowhee! 😆

I ❤ your videos, I’m in the same zone but in Central Ohio. The boxwoods you mention in this video are going to be a solution for a long-time design issue for me in the micro-climate by my front door. I’m hoping I can find them in a local nursery.

Good job, good sharing👍👍👍👍👍👍

I'm about 3 weeks behind you and at the scape stage of hardneck purple Russian. Always wishing I had planted more in the fall!

BEAUTIFUL!

Your garden is an absolute dream all because of your incredible vision and hard work, THANK YOU for sharing I love and am inspired by you and PS I LOVE that brick path ‘a weed magnet’ 😂😂

This video was so enjoyable and motivating! You did an amazing job! I have to admit I didn’t see your vision, but wow! It all turned out beautifully. Thanks for sharing your garden with us.

Everything is beautiful, I love the brick path, that gives me a good idea for my garden

Lovely! ❤❤ What are those labels ??? I really like them. So sorry your soil got poisoned on that one bed, I hear sunflowers can help pull out the round up that's likely the cause. Yay, for volunteers!! 🌻🌻🌻

Maybe decompose granite could work with the brick path😊

I love your brick path!! If you do take it up lay landscape cloth then sand . It will takes care of the weeds but it's beautiful the way it is! Sometimes we need to look to our blooms for perfection and you have tons of that❤❤

You did fantastic Roxana! I’m going to try some garlic this fall ✨🫶🏼💚☘️💚🫶🏼✨

Everything is looking lovely. What is the dark leaved shrub on the left side of the border? My hydrangea that i dug up is blooming also. It is super hot here too. I sm hoping for some cooler weather soon. Thanks for the video.

I love the look of a path that is not perfect and looks quaint. Your garden design is so beautiful everything works so well together 🌼🐝

I love watching you planting flowers, you chose such a beautiful colors ! Since you put the roses in the pots, how you will overwinter them ? I’m in zone 6A 🌸

Fantastic job they look amazing 🥰🥰

Everything looks beautiful!

Everything looks so beautiful Roxana! I especially love the updated flower bed with the rock boarder. The brick gives it and English country vibe. I have all my planters in my backyard bordered with rocks the same size, and I moved every single one from areas all around my property. I love the look….kind of rustic elegance?

The boxwood ‘wall’ will block all your beautiful flowers!

I feel your pain on heat and humidity. Good job on garlic. 😎

"THOUSAND DEGREES!" I was cracking up! Loved how you elaborated at the end how nature watered the garlic.

Great video and the garlic are looking good.

I planted soft neck Couldn’t find any garlic this was my first time growing I found organic garlic at Walmart planted and mulched with leaves it did good I would like to try hard neck I live central Indiana also on east side. My leaves have turned brown and I pull them this week