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Today the wait is OVER! We finally get to pull up our Garlic and teach you how to harvest and cure. We also re plant the raised bed with something you probably wouldn't expect.
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@StiversHomestead 4 года назад

To find the Etsy store. Go to Etsy.com and search StiversHomestead all one word.

@GrammaDebsStorytime 4 года назад

www.etsy.com/shop/StiversHomestead?ref=simple-shop-header-name&listing_id=798470693

@TwoFamilyHomestead 4 года назад

Here is your shortcut kids... etsy.me/3fk9Wzz

@debraflecker151 4 года назад

That's some good lookin garlic!

@deborahcrutchfield5022 4 года назад

Thank you that’s the only way you can find it on Etsy . Tells you no such person

@lynnb7511 4 года назад

@@GrammaDebsStorytime took me right to their store!

@kathydodds1333 4 года назад

I live in Iowa (the tall corn state) lol, and in my area the favorite sweet corn BY FAR is called peaches and cream. I will be sending you some seeds for next year's garden if you don't mind.

@suesmith5033 4 года назад

Absolutely the best Iowa sweet corn! Lol I live in Iowa too.

@abbie10001 4 года назад

I live in Iowa too! I don’t grow my own sweet corn because I don’t have enough space, but the guy we get our corn from plants peaches and cream and it is the best! I buy 5or 6 dozen ears 3 or 4 times a summer and can it so I have a little taste of summer in those frigid winter months. Yum!

@robinb3963 4 года назад

Yum... love it!

@tammibolender3785 4 года назад

Another Iowan here. I was going to recommend the peaches and cream corn too. Definitely my favorite.

@LuJustLu 4 года назад

That garlic harvest was BANANAS!!!!! I enjoyed seeing your excitement. I can't wait to see your corn grow. I know it will be great. Y'all are knocking this gardening season out of the park.

@grannianni7681 4 года назад

I would do 3 rows so if you have high winds they will hold each other up! Kinda like how we all need each other..............to stand more firm! Blessings

@sherrystacyrn589 4 года назад

May I suggest watching Hollis and Nancy's Homestead .... Hollis & Nancy's Homestead for his informative instruction on garlic, all the way thru to curing and storage. He has most everything listed very well on his playlist. They now live in Florida, but his playlist on garlic will be when they were still in Virginia. ......you won't go wrong watching Hollis. ....He started as a farmer years ago. ....I'm so happy for you both!

@loritanner4478 4 года назад

You can plant the corn closer together. I did mine 6 inches apart all the way around in a raised bed. It also helps support each other to.🌽

@sharonpack4696 4 года назад

I harvest hardneck, can't braid. I layer the bulbs, tie them by the bulbs, 4 a piece, hang them upside down (bulbs up top) in a shaded spot under my porch that gets no sun to cure for 3 weeks. Three yrs now. Works great. God Bless.

@coleenburris6816 4 года назад

Our favorite way to store corn and cook it is in the husk. Just toss it in the freezer. When you want some don't bother to thaw or shuk. Put directly on the BBQ, toss into the microwave, or the oven. Have paper towels handy to use to shuk your cob at your plate. Having a brown paper bag next to each chair makes an easy way to get the corn husks, cobs, and paper towels to the compost pile.

@jerrylovinjesusrhoades6197 4 года назад

Hello Stivers family farm!! You're video came on today (06/11/20) and I planted my corn today! Now my garden is done and all I have to do is harvest and water!! Yeah! LOL. I wanted to remind you that planting corn in a raised bed is different than row planting in the groud. So, I think you did fine with your 3 rows. I planted in a ground level bed in garden soil. I planted 8" spacing and 8" between rows for a total of 60 seeds. So, in August or Sept I'l harvest all 60 plants with about 2 cobs per stalk!! Good growing and God bless you. Jerry.

@AhuvasarfatiSiberians 4 года назад

you guys in Kentucky are my garden guide here in NY, we are in the same growing zone, and i kinda do what you guys do. So of course i planted my garlic in October, so i guess now i will get ready to harvest mine too, thanks so much for all and i cant wait for my luffa seeds to come this week from your Etsy store too, thanks so much and happy growing

@annescott6137 4 года назад

🙋hi from Scotland hi just came across your channel I love your garden I am looking forward to looking back at your previous vidios good luck with your corn I have been growing all my own veg from seed for three years and I just love it our climate her in Scotland is so different from yours we had a nice warm spring but now back to 12degs today and very misty just hope we get our sunshine back soon stay safe take care Anne Scott from Scotland Jen you have beutiful eyes

@dorenenagy564 4 года назад

Like real sweet corn,you will want to try the peaches and cream if you can find it. It grows well in Kentucky. Also, there is a type called Golden Queen. It is sweet and yellow. The peaches and cream is a mixture of yellow and white kernels. We have grown all of these in Kentucky. I have only grown corn in the ground because we had a big crop growing. The more rolls you have the better the bees can cross-pollinate.

@ginah-t 4 года назад

Could you please do a video on when you start your fall crops and what all in you are going to plant. I am new to gardening, 1st year, not having much luck but I think it's because I thought I could plant "anything", and now learning about the zones and when to plant. Thank you. God Bless.

@gloriahelmer6300 4 года назад

You might want to save those bulblets hanging off the roots to plant. They will each grow a small round bulb next season. Those smaller bulbs when replanted will mostly grow into full-sized garlic head in the following season. It takes a little patience, but is a great way to multiply your garlic and not have to keep on buying seed garlic.

@AuntBecsCreations 4 года назад

The scapes from the top og the garlic are absolutely delicious!!! We pick them when they show up and chop them up and put them in our scrambled eggs

@ashleydempsey-henshoney7583 4 года назад

I cannot believe you didn't harvest and eat the garlic scapes! That's my favorite thing about growing garlic. Pickle those bad boys and you won't regret it.

@Lu-ys9cw 4 года назад

The extra garlic cloves are for the plant to continue after pull it. They will stay behind if you let them to grow a new plant.

@Mericel1 2 года назад

I take a two sided huge zippered 3 ring binder and lots of base ball card sleeves and organize my seeds in the sleeves. Veggies on one side and flowers on the other

@libertymicrofarm6032 4 года назад

I was told elephant garlic takes two years to grow. Plant the clove Let it grow and die back Pull it (it will be one giant clove) Replant the following fall and harvest the following spring/summer. Then it will turn into a bulb with multiple cloves. On a side note you should cut and dry the greens to use for soups and whatnot (same goes for onion greens)

@suesmith5033 4 года назад

Ok this is what I read and was told by my garden center when I asked them. Maybe different kinds of elephant garlic?

@vmorganbogart 4 года назад

Try roasting garlic. It makes it mild & kind of sweet. To roast, just drizzle with oil & put in the oven. Roast until the heads are soft. Cut the top off the head & just squeeze the cloves out. I roast a bunch of heads at the same time. I put it in a jar & cover with oil & keep it in the fridge. It keeps for a long time. You can also use the garlic infused oil in dishes. I use it in all kinds of dishes. It’s also wonderful spread on a piece of toast. I think you’ll really love it. Love & Hugs from Vicki in Ft. Worth, Texas 🇨🇱🇺🇸👍❤️😊🙏🙏🙏🙏

@libertymicrofarm6032 4 года назад

FYI you can plant popping corn from your pantry. We did and they are growing great!

@siege919 4 года назад

Please consider putting your seed collections in half gallon mason jars or vacuum seal bags and sealing them up. (all the ones you won't need over the summer) It will really extend their viability. 💕

@gabbiesmeemee 4 года назад

Hey guys you got a Kansas girl here representing all of this horrible wind. Night before last it took about three-quarters of my plants that are in containers For all over the backyard. But thank God it didn't get my largest tomato plant which is gorgeous. I have what I call Minnie Garden all over my yard because I live in a manufactured home park. Only problem is is this used to be a fleet field which really sucks because I tried everything in my power yesterday to get my post hole diggers into the dirt and it wouldn't budge so now I'm soaking all of my yard completely so that way it can get some moisture down into it.. this is the time I wish they lived in the country or was at least double to have chickens here in a chicken tractor that I can move around my yard. But I could just see how the landlords would have a cow over that one LOL. Protect yourself from this Kansas winds they can be quite treacherous. It was actually a family was pulling an RV when winds caused a deadly crash. Take care and

@songbyrdha 4 года назад

My seed collection is currently in zip loc bags, in a laundry basket, too! It ain’t pretty, but it works! 🤷🏼‍♀️

@margmore67 4 года назад

Wow that's a great crop! Congratulations guys!! I just watched Simple Alaska Living and they show how to cure, store, and preserve the garlic.

@yourstruly_diane 4 года назад

The little garlics on the bottom are called corms. You can plant them next year. They won’t turn into giant heads, but you could save what comes up for seed garlic for the next year. Or you can eat them. :)

@beblessed3227 4 года назад

Hi Jen just bought some suave so excited ..when you guys were going thru your seed stash...it reminded me of going to the grocery store reading labels....and l smiled because l guess you two are in a gardeners grocery store in a way picking out your food THANKS for sharing a behind the scene look of Jens etsy store !

@southerngardenesse 4 года назад

You'll love the Golden Bantam corn. We've grown it, gnawed it off the cob and were tickled senseless with it. Great choice.

@sheraldtaylor1297 4 года назад

Nice garlic. I plant corn fairly close together in my raised beds. Helps for stability against wind.

@fumasterchu 4 года назад

I do too. I follow the square foot gardening method for corn and got 72 plants in my 4x8 raised bed.

@AnitaLusty 4 года назад

I want a basket full of seeds like you now! Always blessed!! 💕

@bobbiwilhite5860 4 года назад

I watch life with dearly and she has a nice garden and when they pull their garlic they weave the long green Parts through their fence and let the garlic hang to dry in their fence in direct sun space saving really cool really handy way to not take up space or have to find a place to dry it make your chain link or wire fence the hanging dry rack

@sharonlynn3358 4 года назад

This is my 4th year for growing elephant garlic so I'm no expert haha but I cut the top to about 2 inches and cut the roots off to about 1/2 inch and store in wire baskets in my living room (because it looks cute) and in October I plant what I didnt use! This has worked for me.. i do let them cure for 2 weeks though before cutting anything off.

@brendaarnold8485 4 года назад

I love all of your videos. A suggestion for the kind of corn to grow. My uncle, who lives in Arkansas, grew a corn called Candy Corn. It is always sweet and delicious. Plump kernals.

@piperhomestead5698 4 года назад

Roast some in the oven and freeze them. I take them out of the skin, put them in a container and pour olive oil over them to cover. Then I pop a clove out to use when cooking. There is nothing better than roasted garlic. Cut some of the top off put it on a piece of aluminum foil, pour olive oil over it, make it into a ball, put in a 425 degree oven for around 20 minutes. Beyond delicious! It's sweet and yummy!

@brendacarroll6833 4 года назад

Charles dowding has a video, if you plant the bulbets, they will grow the first year and make a full bulb year 2.

@jemmiestone5731 4 года назад

Congratulations on all that beautiful Garlic. Praying that you all have a great harvest of corn. A lot of people I watch are growing the Peaches and Cream Sweet Corn. You all stay healthy and safe. God Bless Y'all.

@ldg2655 4 года назад

Glass Gem is actually a popping corn, I believe... grown more for ornamental, for sure, but I THINK it can be popped. I actually grew about 7-8 plants of Peaches & Cream corn in a half barrel this year.. lol. The ears were small and pollination was spotty, but I actually managed to harvest enough for a meal... I was proud! Lol

@denisewilson8367 4 года назад

Peaches & Cream grows huge and very well in Michigan. A favorite around here.

@littlefootranch4410 4 года назад

I am the same way when it comes to planting seeds. I can never make up my mind 😂 I do my corn super close. Lol. I space rows 12 inches apart & seeds about 6 inches apart. I live on a tiny suburban lot so I have to grow super tight. But I’ve always had great success! I can’t wait to grow garlic, I’ve never done it, but plan on it this fall!

@Katydidit 4 года назад

a SUPER AMAZING GARLIC!! I need to try this. You will have enough garlic for an entire year! I am super impressed! Binge watching the Stivers to catch up w all your info!

@hollyhock3945 4 года назад

Don't feel bad you are only planting 1 variety. You will have much better results that way as corn produces best when planted in blocks instead of long rows. You won't have cross-germination with other varieties this way either. You can also plant beans inbetween the corn. Corn takes up a lot of nitrogen and beans add nitrogen back into the soil. I am planting my pole beans with my corn for natural trellising.

@1phloxy 4 года назад

Hello. I planted my Garlic after I watched your video last year. Mine is almost ready I have a few wide stalks. You can eat the green stalks like an onion stalk. Stay well.

@SteppingBackInTimeKentucky 4 года назад

We plant groups of 5-6 kernels of corn through out our garden, they will grow good in the group and pollenate good. We have had success with it for several years now.

@cenutt22 4 года назад

I plant mine about a foot apart. The 36 inches between rows is so you can till between the rows. Try Silver Queen, I have a ton of seeds from last year if y’all want some!

@RealFoodComesDirty 4 года назад

Suggested row width is for farm implements in the field to weed. You can plant corn 4-6 “ apart in all directions when planting in raised beds.

@mississippigirlgardening8396 4 года назад

I'm pulling mine today..I don't think it will be as big as yours if anything at all..lol. ..my first time too.. Congratulations on you Elephant Garlic..it's huge!💚🌱💚

@elissapoh9073 4 года назад

I was watching a video yesterday about someone that plants their corn in blocks instead of rows and says that it pollinates better that way because it is wind pollinated so leaving less room between them means that more pollinates. I think in a 4x4 ft row they grew 12x12=144 plants. I can't remember whose video it was though... I'll see if I can find it again and post back.

@thatwhimseyhomestead 4 года назад

Each and every video, including this one, inspires my family to get to work on our little Homestead. So happy for you guys.

@CharliesMom1956 4 года назад

For planting in October, remember to keep the largest cloves from your current crop tp plant. Great job you two. I didn't plant it in the last couple of years, but it is always a thrill 😊😊😊

@hermithag 4 года назад

The little nodes growing off the bulbs can be replanted to start again

@metalmartha2571 4 года назад

Please try sautéing your elephant garlic with mushrooms and green beans from the garden… Fry them up with a little bit of butter, that’s a taste of my childhood.. my mother used to make🥰💕delicious!

@carriem7832 4 года назад

Plant your ornamental corn away from the sweet corn so they don’t cross pollinate......I put mine up against the barn with sun flowers and nasturtiums for a pretty flower bed....

@nanajane9612 4 года назад

I'd go with 4 rows! Chose your variety based on whether you want to eat it or grind it. They are not interchangeable. Plant your varieties in blocks, not rows.

@emileewelch9058 4 года назад

Just a little bit of help for next year's corn. Try soaking your seeds in water for a full 24hours. I do it with mine every year. The seeds seem to germinate faster. Goodluck and god bless.

@marieparks5674 4 года назад

I grew my corn about three inches apart and the rows 12/18 inches apart”, used Illini extra sweet and it pollinated really well in close quarters, 50 feet rows about 6-8 rows, got a lot of corn. Was a little hard to harvest but worth it.

@sherreenations5275 4 года назад

WOW! BEAUTIFUL GARLIC! I have strawberry popcorn glass gem and silver queen planted in different location here, over 70 hierloom tomato plants of different varieties with some multiples. I am enjoying the last of the sugar snaps..waiting for one of my favorites beets. eating 4 types of kale 4 types of lettuce spring onions. 6 or 7 types of squash. TN cornfield beans watermelons and Cateloulop. 4 types of potatoes...2 types of rare ky beans(now filed in BAKER CREEKS LIBRARY FOR FIELD TRIALS) Also ky wonder 45 day bush beans..and ky wonder pole beans.. Seems like its going super well this year.

@libertymicrofarm6032 4 года назад

Any of the colored corn (including the Indian corn, strawberry, and the blue) isn’t just for decoration. They can be used for popping corn, dried and ground for corn meal or masa

@rebccarae7669 4 года назад

I really think Jen that you should try and can some of that and chopped their very chop it up like put in your blender on top and then dump it in the smart the smallest charge you got and just water bath until their Shields and store them wherever in a cool place or even in your fridge because of you leave amount you try to leave them out my experience with garlic is it dries itself out and if you leave it outside make sure it doesn't get wet because then it'll grow mold within the layers you don't want that but congratulations they're beautiful

@cynthiahurry-asoulsearcher729 4 года назад

Jen, my love, that seed collection is epic. Thought I'd mention that Jess turned us onto that chest of drawers from hobby lobby that she keeps her seeds in. Another seed addict. Anyway it's tall, thin, colorful and super cute. I'm sure she'd know the name.

@karenlassalle4880 4 года назад

Not only was that garlic popping today..Jen your eyes are a beautiful sky blue..

@lisanowakow3688 4 года назад

I like to cut tops and roots off. The glass gem and strawberry corn are popping corn. When you grow your own popping corn the outside shell is thinner. Nice for eating.

@songbyrdha 4 года назад

That wind was my nemesis while I was flame weeding! It was a battle to keep the torch lit, but I did some body blocking, and eventually I beat the wind AND the weeds! 😁😁

@cherylveevers3768 4 года назад

I find if you leave a long stem on each plant when storing they don't dry out the bulb as fast. I was told to store them in a dark place too. I hope mine look as good as yours. I grew 135 plants...not Elephant though.

@juliebarquin5670 4 года назад

Awesome garlic 🧄 harvest! I usually harvest in July. Just to give a little more time for bulbs to grow. The bulbs you were harvesting looked huge!

@HomemadeImperfections 4 года назад

I'm northern and grow both soft and hard neck. I usually braid them all up together. Sometimes there a little stiff, but you might be a le to braid a few together.

@Joshtruelove81 4 года назад

I planted a little box of white bodacious sweet corn from Southern exposure seed exchange this year. If it doesn't do well I'm going to try some of that silver queen from Hoss Tools next year. Or I could do both anyway. 🌽🌽🥃🥃

@fallenangelwi25 4 года назад

Wrap a garlic bulb in tinfoil with butter salt and pepper and bake or put on the grill until it's tender. It's so sweet and caramelized 😋

@stevebutler1835 4 года назад

You all should build drying racks just put a shade cloth over it so it dont get direct sunlight and you can dry your garlic onions on that

@kathytate2221 4 года назад

Awesome Garlic Harvest. Good Luck on the Corn. Thanks for Sharing. Take Care and God Bless.

@joanneganon7157 4 года назад

I'm so pleased you have a following. I will go to the Etsy store and look now that I know how. It may be next month when I get paid. Give you a chance to catch up. I can't wait! Wow is right , Holy Garlic haul Beautiful 🎉🎇🎆💥

@robbinwelch355 4 года назад

I want to make a $$ making suggestion.... make colloidal silver soap, extra strength. Right now, that could be a good income . I love washing with it after a filthy day working in dirt. Silver Cream & gel too. Once you get the set up...silver is easy to make. That's some handsome garlic! My word does it look healthy. Blessings...Iowa friend.

@dianewalters7289 4 года назад

Pickle the garlic...add it to pickles, tomatoes, and peppers. Just pickled garlic is amazing. I eat a clove a day during flu season and stay healthy.

@flyingpigpreserve8562 4 года назад

Wow Garlic looks delicious. I love roasted Garlic. Homestead us looking good. God Bless and Peace Be With You All ☮️🙏❣️

@tfox1638 4 года назад

Do not know how I missed the products, all sold out! Good for you🤗. I just wanna say you guys are great, I always say a little prayer for you and your family because I only have a quarter of what you have and I get overwhelmed. 🤪 Thanks for sharing, Be blessed🙏

@shannonlee745 4 года назад

I planted 5 rows of corn in my 4 foot beds last year and they did fine! =)

@cafedunier 4 года назад

Again guys, on Etsy search Stivershomestead all one word or you wont find them

@deborahcrutchfield5022 4 года назад

I did they said not such name

@thebarefootgardner4687 4 года назад

Me either can’t find it

@JohnsonFamilyFarmstead 4 года назад

I just googled it and it came up that way 🙂

@nanasblessings 4 года назад

@@deborahcrutchfield5022 ,if you go to Etsy.com then in that search bar type StiversHomestead, make sure you use the capitals, it matters, you should see Jens shop. Good luck! :-)

@nanasblessings 4 года назад

@@thebarefootgardner4687, if you go to Etsy.com and in that search bar type StiversHomestead, make sure to use the capitals, it does matter, you should see Jens shop. Good luck!!

@vidalynag3972 4 года назад

Incredible harvest of garlic. Congratulations. Boy, I wish I can plant some this coming October.

@saralloyd9797 4 года назад

I heard the theme song for Puppy Dog Pals at the beginning and without realizing, started singing it and looking for my three year old. I'm the only one in my house right now.

@richardschmidt2430 4 года назад

I've got "GARLIC-ENVY"! :):):) Good for you guys! :) Dawn @ Rich & Dawn in MN :) First year for us to plant garlic here! :) We'll see! :)'

@Tinkergrumpybuns 4 года назад

Jenn - make a tray with wire bottom, suspend overhead in your pantry! ( the garlic that is).

@deborahfromdcspetersoncity9213 4 года назад

That was some awesome garlic that you picked from your garden!!

@hambone6553 4 года назад

Zack I got an ideal don’t know if you’ll be interested. in one of your videos you were talking about building a pole barnAnd you would like to use all wood if possible. I don’t know if you’ve ever seen them on RU-vid but art and brie Homestead are tearing down 100-year-old barn and they’re saving the lumber just a thought they may want to sell some. check them out see what you think.

@candacemadsen4843 4 года назад

Watch Deep South Homestead's video "Being SUCCESSFUL with Large GARDENS __ Porch Time" June 9th of this year. Among other things, Danny talks about eating or preserving your homegrown corn within a certain amount of time...

@tennisisme222 4 года назад

My 1st year growing corn too! I'm growing Sweet Corn in a raised bed similar to yours...I put t-posts in the corners and as the corn grew taller "Roped" it off around the t-posts to keep it from blowing over in our crazy north texas wind. Danny at Deep South said to process corn quickly like you would sweet peas (within a couple hours I believe) or they become starchy and not as sweet. :)

@cuttlebugs 4 года назад

Beautiful garden,beautiful people 💜

@thelmabolden5388 4 года назад

If I check out hollis and Nancy s homestead on youtube you can see tons of awesome videos on gardening and they have a great ones on how to harvest garlic and store it. It looks great. Good job guys

@thelmabolden5388 4 года назад

Ive just started buying seeds from online. I can't wait till baker creek opens up again. Any ideas where I can get more seeds?

@loritanner4478 4 года назад

I started my popcorn corn, 2 types, in my greenhouse. I planted them outside in my raised beds last week. They were 2 ft tall when I finally got them in.

@GreenWitchHomestead 4 года назад

NICE HARVEST!!!!!! just incase you didnt know. Elaphant garlic is not as strong because it is like you said more like a leek. It may not make good garlic powder You can do 4 rows of corn in that bed :) I plant my sweet corn 10 inches apart.

@lynnb7511 4 года назад

I love growing garlic, last year I put in the dehydrater then ground up with a coffee grinder to make powder, It is so good. Great job!

@bobbiwilhite5860 4 года назад

Dang you guys with all those seeds I highly suggest you go to Goodwill by an old filing cabinet and some Manila hanging file folders and put your seeds in alphabetical or monthly planting order to make your life easy because you have a lot

@kflan3342 4 года назад

I make and use calendula salve, comfrey salve. Have you ever considered packaging dried crumbled comfrey with instruction for a poultice for strains, sprains and bruises?

@nursesheris8777 4 года назад

Those bulbs on the top are called garlic skates I believe and they are edible fried in some butter, Per Jess from “Roots and Refuge” RU-vid channel

@SarahNicole6 4 года назад

Such an amazing harvest I can’t wait to try planting garlic 🧄 And oh my word, Jen you have absolutely gorgeous baby blues 👀 💙 they sparkle

@dawnculp8259 4 года назад

Your smiles always make my heart happy.

@ingridskitchengarden 4 года назад

Golden Bantem Corn is a good choice. I live in Oregon on the coast and our family has grown the type for years. You’ll be pleased.

@Roefam95 4 года назад

I’m from NE Kansas and I’m tired of the wind! It’s not as intense here as it is in Western Kansas!

@FermentedHomestead 4 года назад

Omg! I hadn’t even thought about the fall garden yet!

@marthasullivan7521 4 года назад

Quite the seed stash! Your garlic haul is very impressive. Can't wait to try elephant garlic.

@sugarandpennythepooh1211 4 года назад

Nice garlic. I love your garden! 🌽🥕🍅🍓🥒🥔🌶🌞❤️🙏 Joanne

@denisewilson8367 4 года назад

can/pickle some garlic. dehydrate & grind into powder. slice & dehydrate. They look wonderful!

@TheTinkerersWife 4 года назад

That's great you are hitting your stride with the production shipping and all that. Looking forward to see how those luffa soups turn out. Nice harvest on that Elephant Garlic. and glad it was so encouraging for you. Did you clean the bed of the little garlic bulblets? If not they will sprout for next year and it will take a couple years for them to reach a good harvesting size. I know it seems I could never get them all and had them sprouting up after I was sure I'd gotten all of them, Happened every time without fail. Just so you know...lol. Elephant garlic as a wonderful perennial and regenerative food source. I'm hoping you corn will be a big success for you guys. The kids will really enjoy it. I remember it was one of our favorites from our garden growing up. Dad always let us help too, so we looked forward to those fresh sweet ears of corn from the garden for dinner. even more. We could hear the corn squeek as it grew too. Yup...it grows so fast it makes noise.