Huge Spring Harvest from 1/10th acre front yard vegetable garden (Urban Homesteading) 

Beautiful harvest Jacqueline!

I started putting everglades tomatoes in a bag in the freezer every day. When the bag gets full, I put them in the dehydrator and make tomato raisins to toss in salads, etc. Yummy!!

What a fantastic harvest Jacqueline. Holy cow. I want to get to that! It is so strange that as I was looking at my banana plant, I saw shoots and wondered if they needed to go or not. You gave an excellent explanation on the banana plant. Now I know what I have going on. Mine is about 18 months old.

My Fourth of July tomato, the only one, got eaten by something. I was so sad

In order to follow the growing season in Florida, when do you start your seeds? When do you plant outside? Thank you!

Well done. Definitely a drought this year. Eastern Polk Co (FL) here so dry as a bone. Hopefully my shallow well I used for watering holds up.

I purchased your garden planner and I have a question …. For each month it shows what can be growing that month, is that a full plant, or when I should start seeds?

What type of banana plant do you have? I live in St. Petersburg and want to plant some. Thanks!

FYI - cut the small tomatoes in half and dehydrate then you have sundried tomatoes for the rest of the year.

I’m in Central FL too. What will you be planting next and when?

With as dry as it’s been, I was just thinking, shoot, I wish I would’ve planted tomatoes this year! Usually…we fight with blight when it’s too wet, so this year would’ve been ideal. The dryness also brings me to another observation that St Pete had better uphold its laws NOT to allow aerial fireworks this year (or any year going forward, but especially since it’s so dry this year). They’ve been letting far too much slide and it’s so aggravating. Turning a blind eye to lawlessness and recklessness and putting us through severe trauma. The air around me was completely hazed from fireworks over the 1st. Pretty crazy for a city that requires permits and restated in 2021 that aerial fireworks ARE NOT legal here and to consider neighbors, pets, animals, etc. People do not consider any of those things. They just force people and animals to feel like they’re in a war zone until 2 am and any random day/night throughout the year too, putting homes/structures/fences at risk in the process. The plastic debris everywhere is another frustrating thing.

G'mornin my fave Florida gardener! 2 questions: would you be willing to share the recipes for pickling peppers and this bean- pepper salad awesomeness? Also, when doing the harvest videos, would you consider noting when you planted the items you're harvesting? Im following along and eager for my year 3 FL garden to 'grow up' like yours!

Muy bien

Your poodle is so cute! :) Your harvest is awesome too!

Florida spring starts on groundhog day.

Great explanation of the banana plant. I didn’t know this. So interesting

Jacqueline as far as our garden grows the only thing we have been able to harvest so far is lettuce which has bolted but it is still good I'm thinking either Cucumber or Zucchini will be next. We have sweet cherry 100 tomatoes growing this year and this is our first time growing them.

I wish we have neighbor tells us nah you guys can have our bananas lol. Since my hub loved bananas

How do you handle the stink bugs?

Awesome harvest 😊❤ I'm hoping this fall my beds will be done so I can plant more. Even with all my husband has be having to do he got 3 beds in for me. I had a great garlic harvest and I need to pull my potatoes soon.

Good golly that was an amazing harvest! You are going to have to buy more bowls to hold your harvest. I thought you were going to have to resort to using the kids' cereal bowls!😊

It's soooooo hot. Working on garden this weekend. Too hot the last 3 days. Ugh.

What's your tomato sauce recipe?

Do you ever use shade cloth in the summer?

Can you share your green onion soup recipe? I've had an abundant crop of them this spring, too!

Great harvest!

Great job! That looks delicious. As I was looking at your peppers, I thought on scrambled eggs with peppers and onion. Yum! Also, did you ever tried the green banana salad called “escabeche de guineos” in Spanish. Delicious! ❤

Loved this harvest video, although I have a bad case of garden envy! I'm in 10A too, but with the crazy heat, my tomatoes have given up, just pulled up all the last of the sad kale. Bugs have eaten the beans, also cucumbers and seminole pumpkin leaves right to the ground. Just a few little peppers and 1 eggplant left to look forward to. My only consolation is my 2 mango trees are full and a there are a few limes on my little lime tree. Seems like I'm in a constant battle with birds, bugs, and bunnies. I appreciated your comment about planting abundance for wildlife, maybe it would help to adjust my attitude!

Fantastic harvest! One of these seasons here in zone 11 south Florida I’ll be able to get a better harvest before everything craps out. The good thing is, I’ll keep on trying! Happy gardening.👩🏾‍🌾

What variety of green onions are those ? Those were huge

I’m doing amazing. Thanks. It’s an impressive harvest. Love it. ❤

Good morning.

how good is adding summer crop than just adding more manure? my spring/summer veggies arent looking great. my peppers even though im adding calcium potassium mix everyweek theyre still getting bottom end rot and theyre too small. direct sun. i always seem to be always late for most of the spring crops. i dont have most of the thing youre still been able to harvest now. do you clean up "kill off" every summer crop for fall? tomatoes and the peppers? or you let them be for the rest of the fall ? :(. sorry for complaining i just feel tired lol. what i did THO is bought some sweet potato with potato taste like you mentioned in another video from baker creek. hope they taste awesome :D theyre korean

Great harvest! I had to laugh when you said you needed a bigger bowl. You needed a bucket to harvest all that!!!! Hoping to start my garden in the Fall.

What do you do to preserve kale for a later time? Do you freeze, dry, can?

Your yard appears much bigger than one tenth/acre (66 x 66 ft). Well done!