
Some subscribers have asked for updates to gardens that I have built with friends and neighbors. Here is an update from Albert and Irene’s Mittleider garden….
Video Rating: 4 / 5
Some subscribers have asked for updates to gardens that I have built with friends and neighbors. Here is an update from Albert and Irene’s Mittleider garden….
Video Rating: 4 / 5
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I say go for it! You have a very level yard and that is a bonus, I have a
slope and drop to work with. Can’t wait to see it when it’s done!?
Check out this video on YouTube:?
Do you know what exact species of romane lettuce that was at the end.
Thank you for your informative videos.
I let 2 of mine bolt late last year. I then let the seed heads dry, and
harvested the seeds. I just planted them as a fall Romaine lettuce crop and
they are doing well!
Interesting update Dave, thanks for going back there and doing that update!
Well done. Wayne
looking good.
They are working on it. Please call the phone number on the site and tell
them that LDS Prepper told you to call. They will then take your order over
the phone and mail it the next day.
Thanks for the update. Great progress.
The gardening course book link and the gardening library link are broken
I have heard bolting lettuce does get a bitter taste. My wife had bolting
lettuce and I cut the “bolt” off and kept harvesting. It tasted great. The
lettuce in this video has not bolted. I’ve found if you harvest the leaves
often it helps to stop the plant from bolting.
I don’t have much luck with my garden. Friggin cats eat what they wish then
turn around and do their business in the very same spot.
Was that a bolting romain lettuce? Doesn’t it get bitter!
Great update!
Its amazing that its already so tall.. another example of how great the
Mettlieder system is! Great video update. Thank You!
I do not. I’ll check and post it here.