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Yes they’re in the same family (Apiaceae).

Thank you so much guys! I hope you are doing well! How’s Florida?💚☺️

@LearnToGrow1 doing well! Its our 2nd year here and our fruit trees are finally fruiting. We got a good amount of guavas, papayas, strawberry guavas, June plums, and some loquats. Hopefully next year our mango tree will fruit! The weather here is somewhat like Asia so we can grow good tropical things here.

Oh my gosh! That’s awesome! I miss fresh guavas, papaya, and mangoes! Very nice work!

Thank you so much! The light pink is beautiful as well! There are some online stores that sell this color, they call it Carol or pink charm. ☺️🌸

Thank you! 🙏🏽💕

You’re welcome!

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Hi if you want to grill head, harvest the flower when young and the seeds are still white and not ripe.

@@LearnToGrow1 thanks! One of mine started to droop down this week but it’s not fully grown and there are no seeds . It’s about the size of a saucer not the massive head it should be growing into. I didn’t know if I should eat it now or if the fact that it started nodding means it’s not good

You’re welcome! Could be due to lack of soil moisture, but if it’s already moist and the soil doesn’t drain well it could lead to root rot. You can check the moisture level by putting your finger down in the soil about an inch or two.

I received this T-shirt as a gift, sorry I don’t know where it was from, it’s been over 4 years.

@@LearnToGrow1 I thought it was merch that you were selling.

@chinatownboy7482 ☺️

Thank you friend! ☺️🙏🏽

Love patty pan squash! They’re so productive! ☺️ Harvest often so they keep producing for you.

You’re welcome and thank you for watching!💚

Thank you so much!🙏🏽💚

I appreciate your support, Mike! Thank you and will do!🙏🏽 ☺️

Hi, thanks for sharing! We converted one of the 80 gallon compost tumblers into a worm bin several years ago, but still not producing enough. We’ll have to do another bin. Thanks for watching.

Hi Manny! I hope you’re doing well! Thank you! I’ll keep that recipe in mind for next year.☺️It’s great to hear from you, enjoy the rest of your summer!

Hi I already hanged them up to dry prior to harvesting the seeds. Here’s a link to that video. It’s an old video and the quality is not very good, but hope it helps! ruclips.net/video/Jf1hzLb4Q0w/видео.htmlsi=km-BQICEmFeil2to

@@LearnToGrow1 thank you!

You’re welcome!

Thank you! I hope you’re doing well!

Thanks brother and I agree 💯! 🙌🏽☺️💚

Hi! Thank you so much! We’ve shared them with family and friends. I was hoping to make plum jam, but didn’t get around to it, but hopefully next year.☺️

Yes, you can! Start small and expand later. ☺️💚

@@LearnToGrow1 thanks for your reply, unfortunately my location makes it impossible but one day when I have garden space I will be growing again,, For now it is all dreams and gathering ideas from you 🙂

@MichaelMoss-cr9sh You’re welcome.☺️

Thank you ☺️

Hi Mike! I planted the tree in spring 2020 when it was two years old in a 30 gallon pot, then transplanted it in the ground in 2022. It had flourished since then. We got a few plums last year, but most of the flowers fell off from a late spring frost. It’s planted in the southwest part of the garden and gets full sun.

👋🏽You’re welcome!☺️

That’s interesting, never seen them get that big. Thanks for sharing!

Hi! I didn’t get around to recording an update, but we have some new seedlings that I’ll be separating and transplanting some into individual pots with a diameter of 2.5” then transplant again when their roots start to grow out of the bottom. Each can grow 18-24” tall, I think the final pot will be a 5 gallon size, you can do 3 gallon to keep it compact. The seedlings are still too small but I’ll share the process when I transplant them after they’re over 1 inch tall and have at least a set of true leaves.

You’re welcome! The garlic powder still smells strong after 2 years in the kitchen cupboard away from direct light. The ones I made four years ago are still potent as well. A cool dark and dry place should prolong its shelf life. The lids I used made for the jars works just fine. For long term storage, you can store the powder in a Mylar bag with a food grade silica gel packet and should last ten years. Hope this helps! Thanks for watching!

​@@LearnToGrow1 Thank you. 😊

You’re welcome! Have a great rest of your week! ☺️

Not yet, but they will when they start to ripen. I try to cover the figs with organza bags. The squirrels ate most of them last year!😩 Love glads too and the bees go crazy for them! I’m glad you enjoyed the garden walk, thank you!❤️😍

Absolutely is! So fresh and delicious! Thank you Gene!

Hi! We usually put up a netting, but we didn’t get around to it this year. Thankfully, they’re more abundant this season and the birds still get their share. There’s also a mesh type netting you can use. Thanks for stopping by!

Thanks for stopping by!

@@LearnToGrow1 I found wild blueberry + raspberry patches in my backyard! I’m a new subscriber in northern British Columbia Canada 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦 who’s learning fast! Xx, E

That’s awesome! Wild is even better! They must be so delicious. I’m in the PNW zone 8b! Thank you for subscribing, much appreciated! If you have any questions feel free to leave them in the comments or you can also message me on Instagram @learntogrow. Have a great weekend!

You’re welcome and thank you for watching! Have a great weekend!🫐💚

Thank you 🥰

Thank you! I’m sorry to hear that. Which growing zone are you in?

Thanks Mike! Have a good weekend!

Thank you so much! We bought the 5-way apple tree from Costco last year. We had a a week and a half of hot weather, but it cooled down pretty quickly. I hope your garden recovers soon! Thanks for watching! 💚

Hi! It’s to reduce transpiration or water loss through the leaves so the cutting doesn’t dry up during propagation. You don’t have to cut them, just leave the top two leaves on. Thanks for watching!

@@LearnToGrow1 Thank you so much for such a fast reply, and thank you for the videos :)

You’re welcome! I’m glad you’re enjoying them and thanks again for stopping by! Enjoy the rest of your day! ☺️

You’re welcome Tricia and thank you for watching!

Thank you sis!❤️

Thank you! Yes it was. Our young tomato plants were stressed from the heat two weeks ago, but they’ve recovered and are starting to flourish. The shade cloth should help and can bring the temperature down 5-10 F. Have a great rest of your week!

@@LearnToGrow1 Thank you. You as well.

Thank you so much friend! 😍