Ripe for the Picking | A HUGE Fruit Harvest From On and Off the Homestead


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  1. zimm4er
    zimm4er says:

    You should watch Cross Legacy. She washes all produce in short vinegar soak, then air dries before putting into refrigerator. Helps inc produce longevity time

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  2. Sarah M
    Sarah M says:

    Rhubarb loves sun and water
    You will get pups off it eventually

    My great grandfather cultivated his owner variety as he was a market gardener with his own land, we have it in our yard.

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  3. Stuckinmo Pro
    Stuckinmo Pro says:

    Just curious, were you picking at Roloff farms from the “Little People “ fame? I haven’t watched the show for a few years and I vaguely remember that they were selling the farm because none of the family seemed to get along. It’s a beautiful area!

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  4. A H
    A H says:

    May I ask you (or anyone else here) why you use the silicone bags in the freezer? I noticed that you have chopped onions in a ziploc, then put that inside a silicone bag. Can you enlighten on how you use these? TIA.

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  5. Krystel Mast
    Krystel Mast says:

    I'm not a pro gardener at all, but we have had rhubarb since I was very young. We lived in Spokane, WA. When my husband and I bought our first house, my mother split her rhubarb and we planted it in spring, which I was able to harvest twice that summer from that split bulb. I let it go to seed and had an abundant harvest the next year! If you let it go too long, it loses its flavor and the stalks start to split. We always said the redder, the better! And yes, it loves water! We have since moved to Oklahoma and my mother brought me some more split bulbs. We planted them immediately and they love the 80-100% humidity we've had all summer!

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  6. Erin
    Erin says:

    You may know this already, so sorry if this is a repeat, but I learned with my rhubarb plants not to cut them, you pull them and the plant will do a lot better. Also that rhubarb looks ready to harvest to me!

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  7. JuJu Bee
    JuJu Bee says:

    Hi Becky because of your videos I want to learn how to can pickles , is it necessary to buy the salt specifically for pickling? Or can I use regular salt ?

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  8. Talmarie Halliwill
    Talmarie Halliwill says:

    I'm sure with over 800 comments already, someone has probably mentioned this, but my best guess on the tomatoes you sliced and salted over the sink and said you thought they were Dr.Wyche's, I would guess they are Pineapple from the sunny yellow color with red streaking. Dr. Wyche's tends to be a bit of an orangy-yellow without the red streaking. Both are lovely tomatoes, but I am partial to Pineapple for its meatiness. It is one of my faves, second only to Pork Chop tomatoes. 😊🍅

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