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I am confused. So do you dry it and use it like garlic? Or do you use the tops like leeks?

Great video . I planted out a few varieties of sweet chicory and endive to try as perennial lettuces. I was surprised that even now they have not gone bitter. What varieties of these do you grow?

Everything of mine has taken lots longer than you ... Except my corn, which is huge! I can't offer tips though, except I think we are warmer (and usually drier, but this year... ). My kale has been mullered by the plague of slugs, and now getting white fly (no surprise since it's weak) and I've lost 3 sweet jacks and all but one pickling cucumber. They are even eating potato leaves, Jerusalem artichoke leaves, chilli leaves, basil... The peppers are getting hit too. Not my lettuce though! Not at all. Some cabbage/brassicas, mostly not. I have lots of wild plants around, and I have grass between my beds, which I cut and then maybe the slugs eat the weeds that get cut.. Normally I don't have issues. Less rain and what slugs there prefer the nettles.

Amateur forest farmer/ restoration . Your my hero 😊

Your gifted mullein seeds are multiplying nicely here😉

Red fuscea my first year was last year. I will sadly admit my plants were eaten by deer. Never had a flower. So after making them trying to figure it out. Made one last batch for the property owner and my husband ate them after work. SO our friend will be the first to have a batch

Thank you, great video.

I gavvem a big ol tums up.

Thank you for the video! So many cool varieties

🙂Have they had some time in the cold prior to planting into trays? Or do they not need cold stratification in your climate?

Nice to learn from you how to grow mullein, I need to grow it for medicinal purpose.

I make FPJ “Fermented Plant Juice “from my comfrey leaves a great fertilizer for summer plants works great , takes about 2 weeks in warm weather! Every year I sacrifice one or two plants to propagate more plants for next year! I absolutely love the benefits of this plant!

Very enjoyable video 10:40 and I will plant slips already taken with cardboard and wood chips on top and do the same with shrubs also. Thank you.❤

Inspiring, Martin. Thank you.

Do you spore print your garden , or wood chips ? For mushrooms.

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From past garden experiences, it seems to me that a spading fork would be useful in harvesting. It has four flat tines and can also be used to loosen compacted clay soil.

I must be the only person in the world who LOST their comfrey plants, disappeared one summer from a mixture of drought and torrential rainfall which hung around for weeks. So it either drowned or fried. You've given me inspiration to go and check for roots, they must be there way down in the soil! I miss it so much!

I got my comfrey here in France from U Martin have a huge stack of it now and I am quite brutal with it it never fails to supply - will do this! Love to U!

How easy is it to eliminate if you want it gone? How invasive?

Great show . Still my favorite gardener . Thank you 😊

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I had a random one sprout up in my yard and was just curious so I let it grow it has gotten huge! We’ve lived here 5 years and never planted or had a sign of anything growing. Ours in more than 6’ tall right now and seems to grow more overnight

Great vid ….watch them all … 😊

Nice! I like the organic look of the curved paths. Lots of ways to make a garden!

Your dogs are so beautiful 🤩 What breed are they? I love your videos on perennial vegetables 😊

Hi thanks for the video! I would like to know about when to harvest them is is the harves time before garlic or after? Or are they green the whole summer? I would mostly eat the greens i think . Are they tough like garlic greens or nice to eat like leeks?

All the strawberries that you were eating were not ripe

great video, do you have a link to get the wax ? i like to smoke cheese..but would love to give them to friends in wax !! it would be great as the longer it sits the better it gets

Hi, I put about 6 tubers in 10 gal bag. They are growing about 2-3 ft now after 3 months. How do you think if I pull them up and replant them, so they can have more space? Do they response well to replanting, or they'll shock. Do they have tubers now and the tubers will get damaged by transplanting? You have 5 varieties. Which one tastes best and which one has biggest tubers? What variety was the one you harvesting in this clip? Thank you.

My polytunnel had dried out a lot as well. My solution was to put down an oscillating sprinkler for about an hour and then move it to the other en. That worked well, and I can do something else in the meantime. I have always done this before I planted tomatoes and such. This works especially well with hydrofobic soil. Just repeat it if you feel that the soil is not really watered enough. And I can relate to the kinks in the hose. 😅

We harvest them with more stem.

That's great looking compost there.

We can grow it all here in cali but I’m trying to find a tasting test

where to buy it in the USA?

Thank You for another fabulous video !!! All the best !

"Garlic Bulbils" are the garlic seeds, you'll need about 3 to 4 seasons to get a good harvest. The good part is that after 3-4 seasons you will get a new variety or more of garlic that you can register if you want. Garlic has the ability to regenerate its DNA. If you grow a hybrid, it will reset to its initial state after the third or fourth seasons grown from bulbils. All in all, it is a very interesting experiment to follow.

We've always harvested the whole scape coz there's a lot of meat in the stem.....

Yes, I've grown garlic from seed. No, it's not chives.

Great stuff! Good on you, fantastic to see. Fingers crossed for a sensational harvest when your perennials come good for you. Greetings from the Highlands of Scotland!👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🤞

They don’t taste spicy stuff

I cleaned out all the dandelions from my back yard just feeding them to my rabbit.

Thanks for the advice! Trying to grow some willows because I love them. No idea where I will put them though!

Wow i have been trying to figure out how to deal with the inulin for like 2 years. Thank you!

Fantastic And your helper there is a star ⭐️

kindly add some background music and captions to identify plants

Good Luck fomr NY! It is hard work for sure. Good idea to put more cardboard over the grass as it is a headache in my old garden where some grass came through the compost where I did not have cardboard. In my new garden, this worked well... If time permits.... I put cardboard then any shredded leaves and grass clippings from the fall. then silage tarp over it all for 6 months then 6-8 inches of compost in the spring. then weed fabric over it all. I am liking the weed fabric a lot as my weeding is down 95% and saving me time and aches this year. (Going onto year 2) In the fall I cover it all with the silage tarp to prevent any weeds and preserve the weed fabric to last longer.

I wish I could participate in this event, unfortunately I live in the Great White North/,Canada. Always eager to learn. Enjoy you fun swap/show and tell. I will be watching from afar. I love all your other videos,they are very informative. Happy Planting. Thanks for sharing.