regarding okra, it might be heavily dependent on the variety. If you see okra at your local farmer's market, that's might be the variety to grow. or connect with other local gardeners and ask them. okra is probably the easiest plant to grow where I live. so it's definitely not a skill issue on your part!

Thanks for sharing all the wonderful plans that you picked up to plant in your garden. They all look so beautiful.

Thanks for sharing another great garden tour with us and what you’re up to in the garden. You have a beautiful garden. Love your garden hat also. I was your number one fan today the first one to leave a comment on this post.

Thanks for sharing your cute little daughter in the background also loved her. So sorry that you had a pull so much up.

Thanks so much, my dear friend for another great video. Thanks for sharing your beautiful property with us. Always enjoy a wonderful video and a wonderful garden tour. Thanks so much for sharing my sweet friend. Hugs and kisses from grandma Sandy and Debbie gave you a thumbs up and I wish your number one fan today the first one to, leave a comment. Sorry to see the lilies are having so many problems with this disease. It really has messed up your lilies.

Now remember your green tomatoes do ripen even though they're green so if you want green fried tomatoes make sure you pick it before it ripens so you get that green fried taste Just thought I would point that out 😊

Thanks so much, my dear friend for stopping by my channel. I’m coming back giving love and support to you always enjoy a good garden tour and you have a beautiful garden and thanks for sharing all the beautiful flowers growing in your flower garden.

Strawberries look beautiful thanks so much for sharing them with us

How was your number one fan today? The first one to leave a comment on this video your garden is looking beautiful.

Thanks so much for another great video my dear Rose you are so sweet and kind and always so thoughtful. Your garden is looking fabulous.

Think it’s good that you show us when you do good and when you don’t, we all struggle with our gardens from time to time nothing is always easy so it’s good that you share the good the bad and the ugly

Hi Rose, thanks for another great garden video. Thanks for sharing it with us.

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is climbing aloa edible ?

Don't underestimate the environmental impact of having to buy dozens of bags of organic material every year. That's a real downside of gardening in raised beds.

So my question is if you cut one big long piece, can you cut it into two and have two plants or two new plants?

Does that mean the rest of it’s going to die? And like you cut the top off and plant?

Lots of trees! I’m impressed!!!

Container Gardening, Grow Bags, this way you can control the amount of soil and bags. this is my second year and I add more vegetables, look in to it. I reused my soil just added some fertilizer.

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I'm new to gardening and working on my first beds. I'm following the REBEL GARDENER book, so I plan on putting small logs in the bottom too. Thanks for sharing this honest video!

Plant Iris in that bed. It's very poisonous to wildlife, so nothing usually eats it. Also, bulbs like hyacinth, daffodils and allium are very disease and pest resistant. They are careful! I like gladiolas for late summer and nothing eats those. Catmint and russian sage is a sure bet too.

I have wasted so much time, effort, and money planting things that are eaten by deer and/or rabbits. The deterrent sprays work, but can be super expensive. So, I made a decision....unless the plant tag says pest, disease, deer and rabbit resistant, it can stay at the nursery. I recently fell in love with Heuchera/Heucherella and bought several colors. Something has eaten all of them. I will be removing and replacing. Just a note for your consideration. Large shrubs can be transplanted. It's not an easy job, but if done corrrectly the plants can survive. Also, azaleas and hydrangeas are deer favorites. Try spirea, peony, buddleia, diervilla, or boxwood instead.

Thanks for the inspiration. I love lavender and a hedge would be perfect in my garden.

Great growing plants...Happy gardening..

Love to see what you're growing and how your yard is coming along! I always look forward to your videos ❤

did the beheaded part also sprout??

What is your worm bin called? Would additional trays help?

Omg, please be gentle

When you cut your tulips do they come back the next year?

Nice yard. I recommend label your trees with metal tags. Permanent and inexpensive. I add the year I planted on the back side. Good luck!

What about an espalier tree against the fence near the gate?

What’s your growing zone?

Those tags may very well girdle your trees and cause permanent damage even death. Just create a map of your yard with the varieties 😊

how do you trim if its too tall?

Thanks for the nice video. Maybe plant the sweet pea seeds directly in the ground after the ground thaws a bit even if they bloom a little later. Much easier. I’m not sure where you are located but I’m in Minnesota and decided to outside winter sow in jugs and water bottles this year plus start more seeds directly in the ground and pots to save me work of starting seeds in the house, hardening them off and then transplanting. I am also going to direct sow my tomatoes and peppers this year in their pots with a water/juice bottle or jug over them like a mini greenhouse and see how quickly they grow in full sun outside. I realize I may have harvests and blooms later but it can also extend the season in late summer when some flowers started earlier are dwindling down. Hope everything does well for you and looking forward to updates.

The Heavy Hitter from BC is the worst okra variety I’ve ever grown. I gave it every opportunity trying 3 different years 21, 22 & 23. I’ll not grow it again. If you ever run across a variety named Baby Bubba buy it. It’s the BEST one I’ve ever grown!

you might want to try winter sowing for some of the flowers you did'nt have success with, I had great success with those

Scabiosa is a cool flower. They like to sprout in colder conditions. I winter sow mine in plastic bottles. They can survive some frost if well established. The one plant in the greenhouse survived but the one outside got hit pretty hard with minus 13 C. So far is not showing signs of new shoots. My guess is that it can survive maybe up to minus ten as my greenhouse is small and not heated. They kept blooming up to that very hard frost despite being hit myltiple times by minus temperatures. They seem to like cold and humid weather kinda like the one we have in UK.

Love it!

We give out seeds on our page all the time and LOVE your seed haul GROW BIG

Did the garlic grow successfully?

Both my thyme and oregano overwinter in 5b

Beautiful. I love seed hauls ❤

i fill the bottom tray just under half way with water then set the dry soil pods in, the dirt will suck up water as needed so there isnt any need to water as much

The black heirloom tomatoes are fabulous, multi-varieties from Baker Creek. They are a household favorite. Yes, milkweed seeds and bells of Ireland need cold stratificationm so do poppies and columbines.

"Little girl tent?"

Thanks for posting again so quickly. Please keep it up.

With the Aster, moist cold stratify 4-6 weeks on a damp paper towel inside a plastic sandwich bag inside the refrigerator before sowing in soil. The lemon basil makes delicious tea. I am not a basil fan. Nor am I a lemon fan. So, I grow lime basil for tea. It is absolutely delicious! The Orange Wonder Snapdragon looks beautiful. Share all those pumpkins with the neighborhood kids-or your oldest child's classmates. We share with our elderly neighbors and co-workers.