MASSIVE Seed Haul l Garden 2022 

Same haha! I am like I am watching nothing but gardeners/homestead/ and preppers lately. We should be proud we are growing and evolving haha.

@@lavarockzz totally agree. Also, so many of the older channels (and some I still watch, but not Becky) have gotten too big, full of themselves, preachy & fake.

Lol same! Started with makeup, then cooking, now gardening

Same!1 😂

Almost the exact same evolution!

thats how I did mine too! I got those containers for ridiculously cheap on sale at Michaels a while back.

I did the same thing

I do that same thing with my 3 photo storage suitcases, lol. Mine are packed full!

Hello!!! Were can I buy them?

@@amandacabanamandacaban3990 id also like to know where to buy them, i didn't see it linked in the description box so couldn't look for one.

I love this comment, I feel so spoiled with these super long videos!! 😂❤️ love it!!!

@@emilycpc yessss! I always find myself rewatching Becky's harvesting and batch cooking videos because they're generally longer 😅

Its like a tv show lol I love it

Just saw a super cute video on stacking plant containers that has three sides on each level. You can build as many levels as you need. That could be a solution for you. Vertical growing area! Good luck and blessings to you.

@@oopsallbugs In a rental house, kind of the same situation. My daughter bought me a Green Stalk for my birthday... I can't wait to see what I can plant in it.

Soooo agree. They'll often overwinter in a deep bed too! X

They have a wonderful peppery flavour and are an amazing addition to salads! They make for a beautiful and tasty dish.

Where did you buy your tea herbs?

Are planting tea herbs based on tea recipes you like or do you just create a recipe on your own from what you’ve grown?

Doesn't sound like a problem to me! 😆

4 here, could use some more lol.

Lol!!! I'm not alone in this😂🤣

Also makes bees happy

Liquid compost. Throw borage in water...when it stinks, dilute equal parts water n feed everything!! 🤗🤗🤗

the mature seeds are edible too but I've never tried them. I've read that some people eat a few seeds every day like a supplement

@@suburbanfarms ahh good to know. I’ve never tried the seeds or pods but the leaves & flowers are delicious :)))

I was coming here to add that Nasturtiums (both leaves and flowers) are completely edible too. They're great in salads and you can even preserve the seeds to use as a caper substitute. Great haul, thanks so much for sharing!!!

I made nasturtium pesto!!!! Yummmmmmy turned out so good.

Here you all go! MiGardener $2 per packet, free shipping over $12. 3:10 - 19:28 Oregon Giant Snow Pea ~40 seeds per packet Jade Bean ~ Bush bean variety. ~25 seeds per packet Navy Beans ~Bush bean variety (90-100 day variety) Calypso Beans ~ Bush Bean variety ~ 25 seeds per packet (70-90 day variety) Rough Vif D’estampes / Cinderella Pumpkin ~25 seeds per packet Jack Be Little Pumpkin ~ 15 seeds per packet (100-110 days to maturity) Long Island Cheese Pumpkin ~15 seeds per packet (100-110 days to maturity) Sweet Meat Squash ~ 20 seeds per packet (95 day to maturity) Valenciano Pumpkin ~ 10 seeds per packet Parisian Carrot ~ 300 seeds per packet (55 day to maturity) Royal Chantenay Carrot ~ 1000 seeds per packet (70 days to maturity) Oxheart Carrot ~ 500 seeds per packet (90 days to maturity) Zebrune Shallots ~ 150 seeds per packet American Flag Leek ~ 200 seeds per packet 42 day Tomato ~ 25 seeds per packet (42 days to maturity, small size plant) Opalka Tomato ~ 25 seeds per packet (90 days to maturity) Old German Tomato ~25 seeds per packet (90 days to maturity) Big Rainbow German Tomato ~25 seeds per packet (90 days to maturity) Delice De La Table Melon ~ 25 seeds per packet (Produces 3-4 fruit throughout growing season) Chiltepin Pepper *Hot* ~ 10 seeds per packet Ancho Grande Pepper *Medium Spice*~ 50 seeds per packet Big Jim Pepper *Medium Spice* ~ 50 seeds per packet Giant Marconi Pepper *Sweet*~ 25 seeds per packet Spring Rapini Broccoli ~ 300 seeds per packet Premier Kale ~ 300 seeds per packet Blue Curled Scotch Kale ~ 300 seeds per packet Freckles Romaine Lettuce ~ 1000 seeds per packet Parris Island Cos Romaine Lettuce ~ 1000 seeds per packet Slow Bolt Cilantro ~ 100 seeds per packet Lemon Basil ~ 250 seeds per packet Curled Chervil ~ 500 seeds per packet Grand Rio Verde Tomatillos ~ 25 seeds per packet Utah Tall Celery ~ 700 seeds per packet BONUS! Free salad mix Carnation Chadaud Orange Sherbet (130-140 days to maturity) Carnation Jeanne Dionis (130-140 days to maturity) Strawflower Copper Red Strawflower Purple Red Strawflower Vintage White Zinnia Envy Seeds for Generations 19:29 - 26:06 Dark Purple Opal Basil ~ 200 seeds per packet Common Borage ~ 50 seeds per packet Self-Blanching Cauliflower ~ 100 seeds per packet Lacinato kale ~ 100 seeds per packet Dwarf Blue Curled Scotch Kale ~ 100 seeds per packet King Richard Leek ~ 100 seeds per packet Tricolor Romaine Lettuce ~ 250 seeds per packet Dwarf Jewel Mix Nasturtium ~ 25 seeds per packet Yellow Cippolini Onion ~ 100 seeds per packet Triple Curled Parsley ~ 250 seeds per packet Italian Parsley ~250 seeds per packet Chocolate Pepper *sweet*~ 25 seeds per packet Red Marconi Pepper *sweet*~ 25 seeds per packet Beefsteak Tomato ~ 25 seeds per packet Money Maker Tomato ~ 25 seeds per packet Roma Tomato ~ 25 seeds per packet Butternut Waltham Winter Squash ~ 25 seeds per packet Jarrahdale Pumpkin ~ 10 seeds per packet Blue Hubbard Winter Squash ~ 10 seeds per packet Baker Creek RareSeeds.com 26:07 - 35:44 Kajari melon Natalina Di Fasano Cima Grande Broccoli Rabe (90 days to maturity) Choy Sum (45 days to maturity) Honeynut Squash King of the North Pepper Tabasco Pepper Zucchini Squash, Long White of Palermo (45-55 days to maturity) Purple Reign Tomato True Beefsteak or Fejee Improved Tomato Paul Robeson Tomato Watermelon Beefsteak Tomato Chinese Red Noodle Long Beans Blue Lake Bush 274 Green Beans Contender Beans BONUS! Free packets - Japanese Wasabi Radish, St. Valery Carrot, Beit Alpha Cucumber, Beni Houshi Mizuna. Queen Lime Blush Zinnia Queen Lime Orange Zinnia Queen Lime Red Zinnia Queen Lime Zinnia Purple Prince Zinnia Macarenia Zinnia Cherry Brandy Rudbeckia Cherokee Sunset Rudbeckia Japanese White Dandelion Pink Dandelion Paradiso Super-Duper Echinacea Green Twister Coneflower Alaska Red Shades Nasturtium Cherry Rose Jewel Nasturtium Tip Top Rose Nasturtium Black Prince Snapdragon Territorial Seeds 35:44 - 39:17 Little Snowpea White Peas (Snow) ~30 days to maturity Little Snowpea Purple Peas (Snow) ~50-55 days to maturity Sweet Horizon Peas (Snow) ~ 60-65 days to maturity Pelleted F1 Speedo Carrots Napoli F1 Nantes Carrots ~ 55 days to maturity Musico F1 Nantes Carrots ~ 90 days to maturity Fortex Pole Beans ~ 70 days to maturity Organic & Bodydynamic Glass Gem Corn ~ 110-120 days to maturity Candid Charm F1 Cauliflower ~ 65 days to maturity Veronica F1 Cauliflower ~ 85 days to maturity Pandora Poppy Pot-A-Peno F1 Pepper ~ 65 days to maturity Organic Spice Pepper ~ 75 days to maturity Fresh Bites Yellow F1 Pepper ~ 85 days to maturity Purple Zebra F1 Pepper Johnny’s 39:18 - 42:12 Hybrid Bicolored SH2 Corn ~ 70 days to maturity Walla Walla Onions Rosa D’Melano Onions Patterson F1 Onion Sugar Snap Peas Yellow Fin Hybrid F1 Squash Golden Glory Yellow Zucchini Dunga (?) Scarlett Kale Spinach Storage Number Four Green Cabbage Primo Vintage Cabbage Copper Red Strawflower Forever Silver Status Flower

For those of you keeping score, that's 117 varieties EXCLUDING the bonus/free seed packets.

@@kathrynwitte3398 that is a lot. Thank goodness Becky has such a generous spirit!

Yall are so silly! Do you think she'll actually use every seed, do yall use every seed? I don't think so. She'll preserve everything for the whole year.

@@hermithillfarm1123I’m in full agreement with you. Honestly, Becky has been very clear that her whole ethos surrounding food is about creating as little waste as possible and knowing what’s in her food. It doesn’t make sense to me when others question that when she lives it out so clearly. 🤷‍♀️

That is good to know. Sounds like I might want to alternate years. Now the only problem is deciding which type to plant first.

How about staggering your planting times so they won't tassel at the same time. If you have a long enough growing season, that is.

You can also stagger the corn planting so that when one has finished pollinating the other will begin and not have cross pollination.

good tip, thank you! It's my first year growing from seed and I need all the tips I can get 😂

Oh what does the fan do? You mean keep them in a circulated area, or run a fan on them before planting them? New to planting here!

@@japanesewithnana The fan simulates outdoor wind. The agitation makes the seedlings stronger & they’ll be more likely to not only survive but be more prolific producers. Some gardeners just take their seedlings outside for a couple hours a day.

@@japanesewithnana you run a fan on your plants to imitate wind. It strengthens the stems and prepares them for the outside environment.

Try to go 10 or 15 gallons if possible. I’ve done great with them, but they dry out fast. Easier to keep moist if large.

Me Too!!!

Same! I want to try some herbs and tomatoes.

Same! Last year I grew potatoes in bags… and oh my goodness, I got soooooo many!

Thank you!

@@AcreHomesteadHoney, thank you!

Omg you sold me on the coneflower! I must get it!

Have you tried eating the nasturtium? They are edible and peppery. Leaves and flowers can be eaten.

It'll be beautiful NO DOUBT!!

I agree! I am a new subscriber so I did not watch last year’s garden planting or growth. I’m very excited to see how this years garden grows, especially with all these different varieties!

You should try to grow lace flowers. We grew white and chocolate and they were beautiful and easy.

That's awesome 💞

I also love cantaloupe! It was my favorite as a kid, my grandparents had a hard time keeping any in the house with me around lol

@@oopsallbugs I knowwww lol

Same!!!! I’m nervous though. I don’t have the ability to start my seeds indoors. 😬

@@CatherineShoresHMN I am too.. I don't have everything you need. But I'll try and see what happens.. I've had a garden years ago.. I'm super excited to try it again.

I'm trying those for the first time this season.

I order my onion starts from dixondale every year! This year I did the math on how much I will need to grow for a year and ordered that many! Such a great company!!!!

Ditto. I'm at 38.5 degrees latitude so onions are so hard for me, but their SuperStar is making an enormous difference, Two years running of excellent crops.

where can i find the recipe. Thanks

It will take a lot of plants to get what you'll want for beans! But it's worth it. Fresh dried beans really do taste better than beans that have been bagged for who knows how long!

Me too!

I agree. I grew them last year and they are so beautiful and sweet. The last part of the ripening process seems to take F O R E V E R, but it's worth it.

Poppies love abuse... cold, bland soil and disturbing them sends them ott 😀😀

J A Khan, I recently watched the Impatient Gardener where she just tosses them on top of the snow and that’s it!

That’s my next video lol

Noted

Great 👍