okay guys welcome to my channel again in this video I will show you a brief update of how
things are progressing in our garden also in this video I'm going to give your information about the
veggies that you can grow within 30 to 45 days that will give you quick wins spinach is ready
to be harvested and as well as many leaves let's see in this video if you are not subscribed to
my channel please subscribe and watch my other videos number one and the Lester's making your
fenugreek leaves it only takes about twenty to twenty-five days to harvest after the seeds
germinate my dad is harvesting the methi leaves as you see here fenugreek is thought to treat a
variety of conditions including every everything from boils diabetes tuberculosis to name a few
other disorders the seeds are used as extracts that are put in maple syrups fenugreek has been
shown in a few studies to possibly lead to lower cholesterol levels helping people control their
bad cholesterol numbers which in turn helps improve health fresh and organic method lives
now harvested a small bunch of methi leaves cost about one dollar ninety seven cents in
superstore we harvested about 10 bunches in a span of twenty five days spinach is the
one I want to talk about next these are the different varieties of spinach that we have
sowed this year there are three varieties as shown it's one of the easiest crop that grows
very well in Alberta Canada and it takes just 25 to 40 days to harvest you can directly sew
the seeds on the ground immediately my dad is cutting only the matured leaf and leaving the
young leaves in the plant so that it continues to grow spinach plant lasts about 45 days and I can
sow the seeds again for the next cycle this is our harvest tree and about 3 kgs of 4 spinach 1 kg of
spinach cost support $7.98 and Knox superstore chopped and ready to be frozen for storage
third in the list is long red radish all types of radish takes only 25 to 30 days for harvesting and
grows very easily in Alberta number four in the list is cilantro herb and it takes just 20 to
30 days for harvesting number five in the list is white radish and it takes only 25 to 30 days
for harvesting and he can sow the seeds directly around mid-april and he can see that it is ready
for harvesting number six is red round radish and it takes only 25 to 30 days again for harvesting
and it grows very easily in Alberta so maintenance is quite low all radishes are ready for harvesting
and my dad is going to harvest it right now radish plant leaves are edible too and it can be used in
salads they are rich in nutrients this year again we have cultivated lots of radish under spinach
varieties we are also planning to buy a freezer so that we can save it for winter white radishes
are being harvested right now by my dad and it looks great radish is very low in calories and
is completely flat free the root vegetable is a good source of vitamin C containing 27 percent of
the recommended daily value it can be cut into smaller pieces and can be placed in a freezer
safe container for freezing it's for storing it for longer duration it's a very good crop
for cultivating in Canada as Canada usually has very short summer and you can cultivate it twice
this is today's harvest and we have more than 40 bunches harvested the approximate here valued $40
in superstore apart from the monetary benefits we also came mental health benefits from gardening
leaves are cut from the radish and stored in the freezer bags number eight in the list is keel one
of the most nutrient-dense foods on the planet seeds can be sown directly on the ground around
mid-april you can start harvesting the leaves from 2050 and kale leaves keep growing at least until
the end of September a single cup of raw kale has the following vitamins and minerals as shown kale
is very easy to grow and eating more kale is a great way to dramatically increase the total
nutrient content of your diet now let's go around the garden and see how plants are growing this is
beet tomatoes are growing very good the plants in containers and grow bags are growing really good
the spinach leaves are harvested and continues to grow they are planted cauliflower for the
first time and we'll let you know how it grows later in the season raspberries are growing a
much slower the season and this is our blueberry plant kill kept in a container and this is our
strawberry plant which were planted last year another raspberry another blueberry plant and
waiting for it to grow bigger and give us a bounty harvests this is our another strawberry plant
however Romeo cherry tree which we planted three years back this is the Pembina plum
which we planted a few days back this is the pollinating prayer for our other plum tree
which is called Pipestone this is our Pipestone plum which we planted a few years back there are
few spinach leaves around the Pipestone Club and this is the beans which is growing much
slower this is pumpkin and we are growing this for the first time in the first vegetable bed
we have sodor beets and it takes about 50 to 60 days for it to get harvested we sowed the seeds
around mid-april and it is growing quite healthy and the leaves are edible too in the second bed
we have potatoes harvest time is around 70 to 80 days we use the bird came from the normal
regular grocery potatoes and then planted those the other half of the bed is planted
with carrots and it takes about 60 to 70 days to harvest he sowed the seeds around maybe April
this is the mint leaves that is coming from last year its perennial the third vegetable bed we have
the green piece and it takes about 60 to 70 days for harvest green peas grows very well in Alberta
and in rest of Canada and requires very little maintenance and finally in this last vegetable
bed we have more spinach zucchini and some peas so it's all growing really well and we are starting
to harvest and this is the wild rose that I kept as a stem and it grows really well so in
summary our vegetables and the fruits are not that difficult to grow in Alberta and I would
recommend everyone to grow their own veggies and fruits all you need to do is to protect
your plants and which is initially in the season specifically in Alberta thanks for watching my
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