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Like this if you want me to do a list of veggies and herbs you can grow indoors
How often do I water and how much
I put EVOO in bottom of pan, add layer of sliced radishes, put a salmon filet or grouper on it, add salt, pepper, lime juice, dill, and a drizzle of raw honey and bake.
loving the h in herb haha from "Australia"
New gardener here in the southern Louisiana areaZone 9b, or so. This is my first year of growing in a partial shady spot. My home came with an OLD chicken coop area that I have been converting to my garden. I’m doing container and raised bed gardening. I have a gold mine of repurposed wood, tin, chicken wire, and other wires as well. I’m keeping the handmade chicken feeders for planters. Anyway, you’ve given a lot of wonderful advice AND ideas. Thank you.
Thank you very much very useful
It's pronounced "En Dive (like diving into water).
we have COLD…need a warm greenhouse. Moved to the frigid North….not wisely. Now, cannot afford to leave….
I would love to see someone do an indoor winter garden video.
Ok you’ve convinced me I’m building a garden bed in the shadier side of my yard!
A rock or brick wall, border, or path around plants will give off heat after sunfall will extend the growing of plants.
You mention growing veggies in containers so that they're portable, however if you can set up a raised bed that's 12" to 24" tall in a shady area so that your plants are higher off the ground, often they're able to get more sun. Another way to take advantage of this concept would be to set up a table and then put your containers on that.
Very easy to listen to…
Fall radishes will sweeten if you leave them in the grown until after a frost. They are great fried and mashed like mashed potatoes.
I’ve got a tough space on the north side of the house where in mid-summer I get pretty much full sun, but in early Spring or late Fall, it’s down to barely three hours. I assume I just need to swap out what I’m growing there a couple of times during the year, right?
Was there literally an ad interruption ONE MINUTE IN?!
EY MATE WHERE IS everyone getting the metal containers from i see them as high end?????
HHHHHHHerbs. lol
Herb is not a british accent thing. It's just how it's pronounced in every English speaking country except yankville. Why yankville just tries to do everything different for the sake of it is anyone's guess. The H is there for a reason.
Love your videos!
Last year we had a wicked ice and snow winter, but spinach and cilantro survived and we really enjoyed it this last spring.
Does anyone have tips for a full shade garden ?
I have a small bakyard in the middle of the city. I'm surrounded by buildings and my garden gets absolutely 0 direct sunlight. But, all the walls are white so the indirect light is somewhat preserved. i'm still in what would be called a full shade.
Every time I read on websites and forums what plants are suitable for shade, they always mean "partial shade". And they still recommend to expose as much as possible. I have 0 point blank. I there any hope for me ??
How about COLLARDS? My whole balcony is shady… No sun at all because of the tree…
you could put a mirror in your garden
Raspberry's do great in partial shade
Awesome …….!
Great! So useful!
Very helpful. Thanks for sharing the tips – I wished I caught this before I put in my raised bed :(. I will keep coming back for more tips. Happy Holidays!