Seed Haul and Plans for Season 2023 

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Thank you..This is a wonderful time to sow and harvest fruit trees, vegetables and flowers. You are one of the talented ladies with green hands..Keep researching and enjoy the good rewards after a hard days work.God Bless

Katsiaryna, I am so excited for you and your next growing season. A goal without a plan is just a wish, and you have an excellent plan. Please consider making videos over the winter, as we all pray and hope that all goes well for our favorite gardener.

Excellent presentation ！

Thanks!

The passion within the passion 😉. Meaning your passion is gardening but within gardening there is THE 🍉 ! I hardly wait the next season to see your progress in the art of gardening! As always much luck 🍀 to You and your family. ( Note : You know me as Sovago Istvan ,but these days the YT ' politely ' forced me to post under a pseudo ,so sorry for this.)

I did gardening a lot, so did my dad, i love to see your videos bring up so good memories. A big hug and wish you much success with your gardening.

Hi Kat, 💓 My Lovely Friend This is a Fantastic video 👍 Liked it. You are definitely going to have a Awesome gardening Season 2023. I'm very happy to see you are doing well. Have you heard of this Outside Blackout tent? By Gardeners Supplies Co. I saw a short ad. On RU-vid. I figured I would share it with you! Well, Take Care and Stay Safe 🙏♥️ All the kindness in the World I will be looking for your Next Video 👍👍👍👍 Likes ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Stars Sincerely, F M With lots of Love 💖

17:29 The wounds on your arm you are a warrior. More power to you. No half measures.

Can't wait to see your beautiful garden I love your Video's

Lovely. The tunes used in your content is absolutely beautiful just like yourself. Im also busy with seed harvesting from my winter crops. However here where I'm from we don't get snow or frost in our winters. We just get lots of rain. So we can do successive planting. So what I do is, after winter I leave a few of my winter crops in the ground for them to go to seed then I plant my summer crops around the winter crops and I trellis over them. So in the same bed I let my summer crops grow up vertically so then I don't need to get my winter crops put to prepare for my summer crops. This way I can save seed.

Danke!

Spring is around the corner 😊

Very great video thank you katsiaryna thank you so much beautiful katsiaryna Lady 😘❤🌹😍thank you katsiaryna ❤🌹😍

Basil is a great herb for potatoes cooked in the oven with paprika and other seasonings, I first coat them in butter or margarine mixed 1/2 and 1/2 with oil.

You have inspired me to get back into growing veg again next spring! 😎👍

16:39 We had Tom thumbs. They were like a plum and grew like grapes. That is my best tomato memory and they grew along with the ducks.

always glad to watch your videos kat. lots of love

11:40 Our melons are nearly done here now. The back of the mill is bare. Great taste and great times. Most the melons here will be from down South now. When growing you have to think 3 to 4 months out before the season. With fruit trees it is 2 year 8 years to 18 months depending on the trees and the cuttings.

7:57 Mother of herb. I grew up with it and it has so many uses. Keep it in a pot away from soil or it will take over. It must be contained. Best herb for all meat dishes and used in bathwater to heal wounds. A plant to have around the house.

Reference Peppers Katsiaryna : When you cut into a whatever colour variation pepper , do you discard the seeds or dry them and store them for next years growth ? That is what a female friend of mine did last year and this year had an over abundance of peppers in all colours from green to red and not once did she have to buy any from the supermarkets. Maybe you try this and see the results as they should come true to cultivation.

Love when you share the seeds and what your plans is Love cheers 💕

Thank you Katsia for sharing your reflections on seeds and especially the lovely kiss at the end of your video! ☺️ The photos on the packets always look so amazing you wonder if they are real 🍆 🥕 🎃 🥒🌽🍉 Hopefully you'll be able to reproduce them next year! ☺️

I m very interesting to watching your programs , your voice is extremely sweet

12:11 One I grew was called moon and stars. Dark green but with white flecks. Sweet and a little melon.

You are truly awesome and inspiring. Thanks 🌸🕊️

A couple of years ago I bought some seeds of a tropical fruiting tree that's grows well in temperate regions. It does well in shade, tolerates cold winters and has fruit like mango! Try getting hold of some American Pawpaw (ascemina triloba). I bought them because I think in a few years as our food supply chain changes this fruit will be very useful for trading, selling and making delicious desserts.

Don't use much dill in the UK. Aubergines? No, thank you. I do like dried mint in an ayrun! Stuffed padron peppers are delicious. Fabulous vlog. 👍

My Italian neighbor used to grow anise in Arizona. That's the best Italian spice :). Cucumbers grow like crazy there too.

3:39 Radish done well you can eat it all day. I was in charge of the salad at my sister's party and it was the first party ever where the salad was gone and there was still meat. They wanted more salad. Radish is quick about two weeks from seed to eating. 4 ft tall plant if you want to let it to seed.

You are wise agriculturist 👍 having experience and knowledge of vegetables cultivation 👍👍

Love you darling 😘❤️😘❤️

Your seeds and plans are great! Best regards!!

18:15 I grow Roma it is the largest managable tomato. You can do the three plant tripod style or the commercial one wire under one wire over and a slack vertical string. The string is to wrap around the vine as the tomatoe does not remember it is a vine. Just like the pumpkin that is too heavy to be a vine but will benefit from a 1 metre elevation on a small fence.

14:45 I had a time when I was injured and I craved eggplant. I got halfway through a meal and I could not take anymore. I think children need to taste all foods so when they need it their body will crave the food and self heal.

12:24 Rock melon. The Green one here is a Honey Dew.

5:20 Probably Dill is a natural preservative that is why it is used. I have preserved cucumbers in the fridge here over 10 years old. Salt, vinegar, sugar and dill. There must be a reason for it.

I appreciate your passion and to give us a chance to look into all such varieties

Concerning the cucumbers: The second package you showed are salad cucumbers again, also good for holodnik (I could eat that every day in summer 🤤). They will not serve for pickles. Wishing you all the best with a healthy winter and spring. 🐝

I've just seen your video here. You are performing excellent work here and there's a lot to learn from you.

Your blog is terrific , Katsiaryna , your knowledge is so important for today with the high cost of fresh food . Keep up your great work !

I enjoyed your seed haul very much, thank you for sharing.

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If you freeze the seeds in for example zip local bags, they stay better, and you can use them also far after expire date

So beautiful

I like your garden

Great content. Thanks for sharing

So beautiful place and people ❤️🥰💕🌹

17:05 Yellow Tomatoes are low acid. I have some wild cherry ones growing here.

Nice video Katsiaryna, thanks for sharing...

Hello from Hungary ☺️☺️

Belarus is so beautiful in the winter time.

I'm glad you are refining your selection. I also hated eggplant as a child and still hate it today. Our preferred melons are casaba, honey dew, and cantaloupe. Here's to next season!

U are great👍 Lady

We have a strong mint growing at the water ditch at the edge of the yard and it smells so good when I mow it down, but it took a long time to discover it because it doesn't smell UNLESS you cut or crush it, otherwise it releases no smell. So I am going to take the seed pods and crush them up to plant seeds all over the yard so when I mow it will always smell nice.

I like your videos and you.

10:14 Capsicums are good for you. We all like the tomato but the capsicum is the unsung hero. I will grow more capsicums.

You will be pleased you know that all bar two of your vegetables are Hare-friendly. Cauliflower is not recommended and onions are poisonous to them. As for eggplants (UK aubergines), courgettes and pumpkins I suggest lots of these as they will distract the Hare from the tasty veg. I am awash with mint and I believe your first pack was spearmint and the second was Bowles mint (hairy leaves). Both are good with potatoes. Great video.

7:35 Mulberry leaf tea is good for the lungs.

14:15 Okra looks a bit like these but a totally different plant. Get onto Okra in your Summer if you can.

I like your videos.. ❤️❤️

7:05 Can you grow rosemary there? Carroway seeds area good replacement for rosemary. You can grow basil then you must try sage . They are from the same climate. Herbs and spices add flavour but also your body tells you what you need through flavour.

The polytunnel has been a really good investment.

I don't even garden just want to say you're beautiful-- have fun

Thank you for takeing these videos. I'm watching you since some months and I'm still impressed by your British accent and your ability to make gardening interesting (I've never been into it xD). But I can really relax watching you. I hope all your plants will grow great and am looking forward for your next videos. Greetings from Berlin

Your videos are always so beautiful and helpful, as they help us to know how to grow fruits and veggies better. The selection you made is fantastic and and I think that your garden is and will be always wonderful. The polytunnel is also extremely useful. Thank you very much for sharing this beautiful video

Thank you Katsia. Looks good. Carefull with the mint. They tend to spread every where by root runners.

I had very sad corn this year. I bought a hybrid variety but naturally planted them with no fertilisers. 2ft tall stalks and small cobs. I kept the seeds. Might be a better year next year. I planted some 3 year old seeds from another failed crop of corn. Looking good but they got flattened by the duck. I will see what I get.

Exciting possibilities! Can't wait to see how the grafting works with that giant pumpkin! And I just figured out why your crops are always so spectacular. They are happy, because you hug them before you plant them!

Hello Katsiaryna looks like your going to have a busy season,look forward to seeing the results,look after yourself and take care

Awesome 👏 channel I love to come

Try Queensland blue pumpkin. A really flavourful pumpkin that keeps well.

Big knowledge of specific vegatale Useful knowledge for us Doing work in field THANKS

That's a great selection of seeds katsia with many varieties I haven't seen being grown in Britain . I'll have to search harder now when I stock up 😉 thanks katsia for the inspiration, great vid .

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I am only growing onions from seed this year instead of little bulbs. I grew both last year and for summer onions (not autumn planted) the seed ones were better and none of them went to flower (bolted). I always lose about a 20% of the ones planted as bulbs this way. Also when dealing with weeds the ones from bulbs seem to be less strongly in the grown and often pull out the ground with the weeds. I will see if it will be a good choice this year.

I still have roses blooming in Reno Nevada. CRAZY!!!

I live in the UK and use alot of herbs but have never used dill. Might have to give it a try. Great video. All the best 🇬🇧.

Can't wait to see what comes of them all! 🙂💚💚

Hello sweetheart I'm new to your channel I see you are Gardening I'm pretty much in love with Gardening specially when it's fertile sweetheart beautiful 💯🌈🥰 love you

Thanks for sharing your seed selections. Being north of you, I would struggle to grow a lot of what you can. I noted that you are trying out leeks, which I really like for soups. They can be left out until very late, sometimes well into the new year although getting them out ground is tough. The other brassica for Christmas is Brussel sprouts again they harvest them very late. I grow mostly flowers and i found some red Dutch irises to try out and I planted a few new hyacinths. Normally the frost would have taken hold and killed off plants but I still have lots of dahlias and fuchsia bushes flowering! Have you ever thought of growing Poinsettias, I think they would sell well as indoor plants and are basically your national colours. They are incredibly popular as Christmas indoor plants. There is place not far from me that grow them by the thousands.

5:40 I had a heap of seeds that were out of date. I just dug a trench and threw them in. What comes up I plant out. They are not dead until they don't come up. Then there is growth hormones that is another story.

I wish You a blessed New Year with lots of fruits and vegetables. May You grow the biggest, sweetest, juiciest and crispest watermelons in whole of Belarus 🍉. Sorry to see your fig trees in such condition, but as your godmother said November was cold before, same in my Country, so we can't complain. Who knows, perhaps in a few years You will maybe be able to grow bananas and mangoes there 😁. 🤗

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I recall growing broccoli in winter and it was lush green and crisp even with snow sitting on it. A good winter food and I think cabbage is also. I hope you have a winter garden. Good to see you.

Great content Katsiaryna, I look forward to next spring and your plantings ❤ stay safe xo : ) Jesse

hoping to see some new videos of your veg garden if you are able to make them now

I'm not a fan of eggplant too although my Mom would make it greek style I also didn't like green beans but now I can eat some anyway Your amazing I can't imagine producing all of those plants myself and I'm a Gramma (PS My Uncle used to farm when I was very little and remember him bringing my parents some watermelon strawberries and greens too loved the melon that I recall now Thanks for this! )

Love your videos , Hi from Canada ! I always suffer when it comes to planning my garden as i love trying new veggies and flowers each year but it seems that what we have here is also what is every where else .I do search for new varieties each year from all over the world , Must be annuals as we have the same short season you have .I have searched for seeds from Russia but it's not easy finding companies .I have planted from South america with great success but always looking for new seeds and veggies to try ........all the best , hope to find some unique seeds from your country one day

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Dear Katsiaryna, please research the wintersowing methods developed and shared by Trudi Davidoff in America. Her methods offer ways to grow/start seedlings throughout the winter months. I think you will find this method useful. Have a nice day.

That seems like a good seed plan. I wonder if that’s something that would ever be settled or if your plan will continue to evolve for your whole life. Thank you for sharing. 😊

Too cute to be true. Can You do a reading from "The Olivet discourse "with that Velvet voice of Yours? Thanks

Always great to see such a lovely girl with seed packets as well!.(tho the dislike of broccoli came as a bit of a shock)!.😀X

Katya,you're a real experimental and intellectual gardener. I used to be an all year round gardener but I'm a fair weather potterer now. Not really due to age,more I just have a small space now,and I do other activities also. I'm quite happy. I saw that kind of Purple Basil this summer and it was so pretty. I'd happily grow it in my flower border as an ornamental but I wouldn't eat it as I don't like the taste of Basil. Two brands of budget supermarket here in Britain Aldi and Lido sell packets of seeds in springtime that are really budget priced and also excellent,they germinate well and grow into sturdy plants. So,no we don't need to buy the expensive seeds. However I'm sometimes looking for something more uncommon and then I do order from a particular seed company. Pardon me please using a shorter version of your pretty name. I cant spell the full version. I hope you all get through this winter alright. Yes,winters are very mild now compared with years past that I am old enough to remember but I like mild winters. Once you reach a certain age you don't like cold and ice and snow.

Exciting! Whoo you have chosen so many varieties of melon and cucumber😄 I am growing parsley and basil from seed in small pots on windowsill and keeping them there all year round it looks possible here in uk but maybe your winters more extreme. Can you do that? On the seeds quality I had a butternut squash packet where some of the squashes turned out to be a cross between butternut and green striped marrow, not ideal. I hope next years will not be cross-breed hopefully

It seems that u have a Mediterranean taste regarding veggies, few ingredients that I always have in my garden or my freezer, Basil, Oregano, Parsley, Mint, next, eggplants, cucumbers, tomatoes, Garlic, Onion and lemon tree. Those r the basic ingredients for a Mediterranean dish. My fig trees says hi to u. Still giving me figs at this late stage of November. There’re many different types of Mint, only one variety that u can use it either in tea or better yet in a salad dish.

imagine if kids were taught life via gardening, cause it involves delayed gratification and planning, something i never learned till it was really late in life

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