love seed hauls WE give away seeds on our channel all the time. so I love the reactions of people with their hauls

seed orders are THE BEST mail

Ground cherries are delicious. They are slow starters and then one day all of a sudden a plant with fruit! Mushroom tomatoes are good red tomatoes. We prefer dark and orange tomatoes; Cherokee, Carbon, Black Beauty, Orange Strawberry, Pineapple slicers; Sun Gold, and Chocolate Pear cherry tomatoes; Amish Paste, Jersey Devil, Giant paste and Hungarian paste tomatoes. We planted over 150 tomato plants last year to pear down what we cannot live without. We love all types of butternut squash; Honeynut, butternut, Pennsylvania Dutch Butternut. The Rocky Top salad mix is our absolute favorite. We cut and come again from early spring to late fall. Absolutely beautiful colorful delicious! Cannot wait to see find out what you think about the Japanese Swiss Chard. If it performs and tastes well for you, I'll probably try it next year. Our marigolds become medium size bushes with hundreds of flowers. Nasturtiums - at the end of season, I like to pull the flowers and some leaves off the plants, dry them and put them through the coffee grinder to use as a black pepper alternative (I love black pepper) kind of a sustainable resource. We are in E TN 7a. Cosmos begin to flower in the heat of the summer, late June/July. We Never use any supports-not necessary. They last flower and remain beautiful through fall. We always have cosmos. So does Patara of Appalachia's Homestead. We do not know her but, do live close.

Candy roaster. Excellent baked/roasted & for soups. Dreamy w a sweet potatoes & a few carrots blended into the soup. & Seeds save well. Stores very well. Oh man. I have 2 left. And now I want roasted squash. Today.

I planted borage in a garden bed about 10 years ago, and it has come back every spring since. It self-seeds like crazy! So that one packet of seeds is probably all you'll ever need to buy. The bees LOVE it, and it works especially well in my strawberry patch, because the borage doesn't start to get really tall until the strawberries are done for the season.

I grew that Komatsuna spinich mustard from Baker Creek(i got it for free also) this past fall. Its still in my hoop tunnel growing with our cold Northern winter. It is soooooo delicious, you will love it!! I sautéed it with smoked bacon, salt, garlic and a splash of vinigar!!!👌 Happy growing! 💚

im in Nebraska finally someone to watch its nice

The Komatsuma is really good chopped up in salads. Love all your seeds...

Butter nut squash is very good to make pumpkin pie cause it is naturally sweeteer

i just want to say that i really love your vibe

Jarrahdale pumpkins are AMAZING for both savory and sweet applications in cooking! I know they're pretty but, wow, they are SUCH great cooking pumpkins. 😊

Nice seed haul. You do need to start your brussel sprouts on time. They are a winter vegetable that you start in the spring. Greetings from the Netherlands. Hope you enjoy the variety of aprouts you chose, as they are from here. There are also dwarf varieties of sprouts too. Happy gardening.

I really love this celery !i used it in congo 🇨🇩 I'm growing it this year. We are growing almost the same thing. Love your channel ❤️

I enjoyed your video. I grow lettuce leaf basil. It’s so versatile to make wraps and to cook with it.

Yesss lol so true! Seed orders definitely make me feel so much better 😂🤍 my husband not so much’ 🤍 awesome haul! - Kristina

I am looking forward to sse your plants grow. I am somewhat new to growing as an adult. I haven't worked in a years probably for over 40 years, but now I am going to try a grow a few things this year. Nice haul!

Love baker Creek!!!

Fennel is really nice, I only discovered recently. Its very fragrant when raw, if you really like licorice, but when you cook it, the licorice flavour becomes very mild and subtle. I sliced the bulb into 3/4 inch slabs, salted and oiled and grilled and it comes out great. Its the texture like celery or onion so its good braising, soup, roasted, shaved on salad raw. It seems to go on sale around xmas time for $1.50 so thats great compared to other fresh veg.. Hope yours turn out great.

Very nice. I love seed hauls ❤

New subbie! I'm excited about my seed haul and garden this summer. Will be watching and learning from your journey as well. Thanks for the awesome vids.

Can you please share some eggplant recipes when the time comes?

Yes! Love a seed haul video! 😂 I'm growing for the first time in Michigan (just moved here from Arizona) and I'm super interested in what exactly will grow in these northern zones, so I love seeing what you're growing in your garden.

not to give you ANOTHER seed to buy, but i had great success with lovage perennial celery! it's like the amsterdam celery but perennial. i tried other types of celery and just couldn't keep up with it, it will get woody and bitter if you don't pay attention. also, i live in Ohio and was able to grow lemongrass, but i didn't give it enough space so i didn't get those good thick stems that you can slice up. i didn't know you have to separate each little grass plant and give it space, like a carrot. but it grows fast! and you can still use the top grass part for seasoning and tea, you just have to take them out like a bay leaf.

New subscriber here, can’t wait to see your 2024 garden journey. I love your personality!

Baker Creek carries a lot of Asian varieties.

I also got the Komatsuna as a free seed a couple of years ago, it's so good! We eat it cooked, with onion and bacon and wow!

Ooo you got me adding some items to my cart. Excited!

I'm 4ft 11. Corn I use 2 grabber tools. 1 to grab. 1 to hold steady the branch I'm pulling from. Yes u have used a ladder at times

I growing a handful of similar seeds for the first time too so I will definitely be following along!

Nice seed haul!!! Thanks for sharing!!!!

I’m excited about those beets and strawflowers!!!

I just used my last cabbage from my garden ..for cabbage roll soup. It was so good! I have a BC order coming, and have the mushroom basket tomatoe ..for the same reason as you. So pretty!

Thank you for sharing 🤠🐢 I need to start grabbing my seeds for spring and get them going 👍 I hit the like button and subscribe for all notifications. I'm in Colorado so I'll enjoy the tips.💚 I have only been getting better by learning and getting inspiration from people like you, 🌞

You gotta try the strawberry watermelon and lemon drop watermelon!

Borage tea, yummy!!! Also, Lime Thyme in Cuban dishes (originally from Ft Laud) and tea!!! Lemon Basil in fresh Italian dishes and as tea!!! So many yummy choices! Oregano is my favorite herb! I will be purchasing the variety or oregano shown here. Thank you! So inspirational! Food is medicine!

Brussel sprouts take a long time, mine were doing so well until the dogs decided they were edible 😂.

I wish I saw this before I placed my order. 😅 I guess I can start order number 2. 🤷🏾‍♀️

Hello fellow Nebraska grower!! Great haul.

🌱🌻 me and my family have the same goal of growing all our food from home

Make sure you wait till the ground cherries are fully yellow and ripe to the point of falling off, they are toxic when theyre green. The first year I tried growing them I planted way too many and they still pop up a few years later even in my cold climate so I'd reccomend only planting one or two plants into your garden since they produce a lot of fruit. Unfortunately no one in my family really liked them 😅

I don't think I've ever tried any of these varieties you've got! They look lovely though. 2024 is the year of the bean for me... I've done green beans (bush and pole) in the past, and limas in the past, but I'm going to be a little more agressive this year, I think and am trying new varieties too. I am absolutely kicking myself though for not trying cabbage. And I'm not buying any more seeds this year, so... 2025, I guess

What soil blocker do you have? Are there different sizes?