Grow Beets From Seed Sooner with this Technique 

Thanks for the kind words.

I'd have to say THE BEST gardening channel!

It is. Just discovered it, and it's a shame he doesn't have more viewers.

Thank you. I felt that using suspenders gives me more of a character feel. They are very comfortable also

@@suburbanhomestead Oh, I love seeing you in your suspenders. I have a hard time with antiques, but you fit perfectly in that house. I wish I could garden dressed like you, but not here in Costa Rica... I love everything about your videos. You deserve 100x as many viewers. The only thing is that I have to watch them at twice the speed.

Thanks! I'm happy to inspire

Summer may have finished on the calendar bit it seems the heat hasn't run out here! I hope your autumn garden is glorious! I'm waiting (impatiently) for the heat to break to sow brassicas!

I hope you have success this time.

Great to hear that! Remember to not let it dry out inside

Malayali?!

Yes. Kerala

Thank you very much LaDonna for your support! Thanks for going out of your way to help me produce new videos. I believe you see the value in quality videos.

Thank you! I am just having some fun!

Thanks!

Wonderful

Thank you. I do have to get a pawpaw tree

Thanks. There is certainly bossa nova reference :-)

Thank you. Perhaps in the future I'll try that. But lets do it slowly first.

That is a wonderful suggestion. It would be lovely to see a garden to table book with so many of the vegetables we grow here. I tried growing large pale green summer squash after watching your video/ sandwich. The seeds said superior flavor and texture but wow! What an understatement! Exquisite! And the plants survived or record-breaking 47+°c / 117+F day too! So thank you for encouraging me to try something new, utterly delicious and so unexpectedly robust in our sometimes extremely hot climate!

Steph, It makes my day to read a comment like yours. It means a lot to know that I've helped people broaden they gardening experience.

I love your radish leave dish from one of your videos last year, I'd never had thought of using them like that. It's become a firm favourite in our house. Lovely video once again.

Steph Krunic And when that someday comes up, I can imagine the book : The Suburban Homestead Garden table cookbook.. I can definitely imagine this. Yet Mr. Siloe Oliveira is right, take this slow

Thank you!

Great to hear that Steph. I will try to make the book available in Australia too this time.

Yes, they tolerate light frost, but I deep freezes may not be good for them. A cold frame becomes a perfect environment for them.

@@suburbanhomestead I will keep a close watch on the weather report, then

Thank you!

You are welcome

It's been raining way too much this past year

There has been changes, but more changes will be shown in future videos :-) Also I think your on the spot composting will help make your soil better. Sometimes I forget that I've been working my soil for about 10 years and that it is not so common for people to have soil with good structure.

I just dabble with it, but I an amateur.

@@suburbanhomestead I wouldn't describe you as amateur at anything, including music/vocals. You have a rich timbre.

Thank you. I hope you like it

Thanks! hope you like it.

Thanks!

I completely get you!

Yes, there really is never enough room inside a gardeners home in early spring

I always end up doing that, and yes, they are really nice

Ok

This is the second video already this year (third technically, but I don't count the last one)

:) these are similar sentiments to mine.... even after seeing the previous 2 videos this year.... each new offering is lovely, greeted with delight and deeply appreciated.

I might have missed previous notification.... Anyway happy to see ur videos......💖💖

They do prefer soil that is lighter and well draining

We have heavy clay as well, and until a few years pass and it improves, we finally decided to grow carrots and beets in pots. Much better. Try it :)

You are welcome!

That is true

It is available on bandcamp. The album is called taproot by suburban homestead.

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