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Pennsylvania is zone 5. They grow outdoors just fine, right in the ground. Update: i realized maybe you're saying if you keep it in a pot, bring it in. If the pot is large enough, like home depot bucket sized, it'll survive the winter outside. I have one that's been sitting in the woods in a broken pot a little bigger than a bucket and it's been there for 3 winters and still alive. (Just saying, in case somebody wants to grow one but doesn't have indoor space over winter... just plant a tree! Put a berry under a thin layer of dirt, keep it watered, and it'll sprout.)

I'm in the situation that you were before your fantastic new pantry. Too many canned jars and bags/jars of freeze dried food and not enough space. We have them stashed everywhere with no place to build a pantry. We have done some shelves and racks in a closet and have rolling totes but nothing as large and organized as yours. I showed my husband this video and we're both so jealous LOL It really makes a difference when you're organized and can visualize what you have. Enjoy your much deserved new space!

This year I been making spaghetti sauce out of my Supersweet 100s. The family love it so much that I'm going to learn canning starting with those. I also found that bunching onions easily replace regular onions in recipes. Great video! Thanks for sharing. 😊

To much effort, dude on Primitive Technology just took chunks of sweet potatoes, put them in a pile of leaves dirt and rocks and let them grow. Grew just fine and from the looks went absolutely nuts.

Okra is one of my favorites anyway that they are made but raw is when you get the chance to taste the sweetest thing but anyway you make it is great

Mulberries are a delicious/terrible scourge to a manicured lawn/neighborhood.

Arent they invasive though?

I have a kitchen pantry, also converted my small home office to a pantry, another pantry cabinet in the hall, and about ready to convert my guest room closet like you. I grow, can, freeze dry for my household and my 3 kids households so yeah… it’s allot. Love your videos ❤

You crack me up, I’m coming to your house for the apocalypse 😂 But seriously, that is amazing, I really want to start canning eventually. And awesome job by hubby! For your tomatoes, I saw another UA-camr make tomato powder from her tomatoes. She just dried them and ground them with a spice grinder. Said she uses it in place of tomato paste and puree. And said it’s good to add to soups and other things for added flavor. Also, you could always get a small wardrobe for your guests in the spare room to use now instead. Can’t wait to see the tea videos, I really want to do that too but have no clue. Please do a tomato canning one as well.

Blessing, blessing. I love your honesty ❤.

Thanks for the cooking demo for the taste of the white. I had bought a orange skin potatoe that was white inside. It has become my favorite.

So it looks like there's not much deep earth for the potatoes to grow ... I don't quite get how deep/shallow the planter you used is. Is there another vid where you can show where/how they grow in that thing? thx

We have so much in common. I'm in Brevard County and preserving so much food. I have taken over 2 closets, under one bed, an armoir and a metal shelf! Lol. I dehydrate, can, freeze but no freeze dryer yet. Anyhow, I saw your photo on IG, but cooler to see the video too. I'm Robin.Florida on IG. Love seeing another enthusiastic FL gardener.

Great video. Would you mind doing some videos on the different ways you preserve food and how to use the various appliances. Than you!

Can sweet potatoes cross pollinate?

I'm definitely going to try trombanzino squash next year. I am in a never ending nature with vine borers 😡. I think they are not as susceptible. Plus they look cool. I now have pantry envy 😁. It is hard to keep up with what you have if you can't easily see it.

Usually like your content, but there is an awful lot of product-peddling going on here. I've never seen affiliate links pop up on the screen during the video. I mean, do Walmart and Home Depot really need you driving sales to them? Just an honest critique, and my personal opinion. We get bombarded with ads everywhere we turn. Now we don't even get a break from it when watching gardening videos on YT.

What a beautiful thing! Being a newbie I’ve been so amazed with my successes that I’ve been sharing most of my fresh surplus with family. It’s high time I start canning and dehydrating and keeping more for the pantry. Still on the fence regarding spending money on a freeze dryer. Maybe next year. Thanks as always for your help and encouragement. Congrats on your bounty!

I put in shelving like that and the shelves were fine for months and then one night we heard a crash and all of the can goods on the top shelve fell and took out all the ones underneath. Needless to say, I had to go back and rethink the process after that loss and put in a wood frame system. No more collapsed shelves.

I've been trying to find good producers, this year, just got tromboncino seeds yesterday, great to see you like them!

Awesome idea for your pantry. What is the liner that you used onto of the shelf’s?

Love the pantry! You could make Bloody Mary mix with your tomatoes! That’s on my to do list this year. And I’m growing cucamelons for the first time and I think it would be cute to pickle them to add to the Bloody Mary drink and have it look like a mini watermelon hanging off the glass.

I just love how neat and organized you are. You always inspire me to do more! I so wish I lived in FL and could tour your garden. 😊

This is my dream. I'm only on year 2 of growing, in Florida. First year hardly produced anything but did teach me a lot. This year I was able to produce enough food to eat from my garden but not surplus. I'm getting better, more knowledgeable, so I'm hoping this fall season I will thrive and be able to start canning my food. I'm getting closer with each season. Thanks again for all your knowledge, tips and tricks.

Your husband is an incredibly thoughtful & skilled man. You make a very effective team ❤

Do you think clipping off some of vine would have sent more energy to making potatoes?

Thanks for the video. Ya'll are so smart.

I LOVE this video! I just finished rearranging/organizing my pantries. I have places where more shelves could be installed - now to get my husband to do it! One pantry is in our large walk-in closet, and the other used to be a linen closet in the hall. Also have the typical 3 bedrm/2 bath Florida home, and a small yard.

Sweet potato leaves are edible, too.

Wow, you have officially crossed the surplus threshold for a single family! 😂 Excellent work!! Most Florida homes do not come w decent pantries, we, too, have had to build one in every home we've lived in here. Perhaps bc many of the builders came from colder climates & assumed we wouldn't stockpile food like they have to do in those places 🤔

What an awesome way to be challenged.

This is so awesome Petrina! Guess that means you’ll be taking a break from growing for a season?? 😆😆

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As a lifelong Florida kid… I’ll never forget going to a friends house & she had them SO HUGE u could actually CRAWL inside of it like a massive canopy (reminds me of those circular clothing racks we use to hide in as kids at Walmart) It was a sleepover; everyone had moved into the house… her mom noticed I was missing…she was looking for me everywhere & started to panic until her dog showed her where I was… I had been held up under there for God knows how long just SHOVING mulberry’s into my mouth. She walked in to see my completely stained black mouth + fingers like 👁️👄👁️

Authored any books?

Would like to ask for help in obtaining the roselle seed or plants. Where do you get yours from? I would like to see if you could also make a video on care and maintenance of the roselle. It’s a plant that isn’t common.

I had a wild one grow outside (itbears white fruit) but its been 8 years and still no fruit and I do now know why

Para que sean mas dulce debes dejarlas guardadas por algun tiempo, saludos

I have been all my life. I've gotten most my earth boxs planted rain stopped me a couple times. So I'm gonna get some done this weekend. And try to get the ungrounded bed ready. If the good lord willing and the creek don't rise

Mulberry trees used to be all over Perth, some also grew wild on vacant blocks when I was a kid in the 70’s. We’d have a feast and then go home covered in juice stains much to the disdain of my mother. They’re so sweet & delicious!

So delicious. Unfortunately I can't eat them.

I just got my greenstalk5 today. Would it be smarter to wait until we get past the viscous Florida heat? Planning for herbs, strawberries, and greens.

There are different kinds of mulberries. Black, Red, and White are the most common. White being the most hardy, down to zone 3, Red being the sweetest taste, and Black being the fastest grower along with typically yielding the most berries.

how do you keep your lawn grass out of your raised beds?

These are invasive in north america so I’m not surprised they grow with a vengence

Mulberries LOOK like raspberries, but the ones I have tasted are disappointingly bland. There are varieties certainly hardy in z 5. You may also regret planting them over sidewalks, paved paths, etc., because the berry stains won't come out of concrete with just a few rains. Getting the stains out of clothing will be even harder. Even before falling to the ground, mulberries have very tiny insects crawling over the fruit, they don't seem to damage it, but the ick factor might be a factor. Plunging them into ice water might solve that issue.

What brand of compost do you have and where did you buy it Please and Thank you