Vegetable Gardening Tips For Beginners + How To Bake Bread

40 Comments

1. Kiki 4 years ago

   Came across to your video and I instantly loved it! It is so calming and inspiring!♥️☺

2. Alex 4 years ago

   This is such a random question but where do you buy your clothes? They are Beautiful!

3. TUBE ZONE 4 years ago

   I came to see you look so fkin good in that yard

4. Michelle Gonzalez 4 years ago

   I am loving this content! It’s so calming and inspiring. I went and bought my first starter herbs yesterday for my windowsill 🙏🏻 Thank you for the motivation!

5. Jess Bumpz 4 years ago

   Hey Carrie I don't know anything about baking bread so I was wondering if you bake the bread using the canister in the oven or you take it out 😮

6. My Therapy Garden 4 years ago

   Awesome. Wanna be friends

7. Allison Foxworthy 4 years ago

   Can’t get enough of your videos! I am SO grateful you shared your home made pesticide and the mulch tip, my husband and I are on our 2nd season with a produce garden and every tip helps! 🙂

   We also have a rain water harvester which has been incredible, (we live In Oregon so no shortage of rain) so we love to give our garden the most natural nourishment. ❤️

8. Rob V 4 years ago

   I'm not sure if you know this tip or not, new to you channel. Try 2 tablespoons of Epsom salt per gallon of water on your tomatoes and peppers when you water them. You will get more blooms, and stronger roots, which stronger roots helps against root pests. The cracks can be from inconsistent watering and even if you suddenly get lots of rain. Also certain varieties crack easier, Heirlooms suck as Brandy wine, or black krim crack very easy, Hybrids such as Early girl still can crack, but not as easy. I like Heirlooms for flavor, so I learn to live with some cracking.

9. idiosyncraticgirl1 4 years ago

   Bread cuts better with a serrated knife!

10. Celine Boterman 4 years ago

    I've been makeing bread since I was a child! Here in Belgium bread is pretty important and not the same as in the rest of the world (except for france maybe!) I just made 'pistolets' this weekend, here's a recepy (perfect for a sunday brunch!)
    Ingredients for 15 pistolets:
    – 500 gr flour
    – 22 gr of fresh yeast OR 11gr dry yeast
    – 300 ml roomtemp water
    – 50 gr of roomtemp butter (the good kind)
    – 2 teaspoons sugar
    – 10 gr salt

    1) Delute the yeast in the water. Put all the ingrediens together and stard to knead for 15 min (adding flower on the oudside can help if it is too sticky)
    2) Set aside for 40min to rise, put a towel on top
    3) Kneed a little more, make a ball and let it rise fot 10 more minutes
    4) Devide into part of 50 gr, make little balls by folding them to the inside (hope this makes sence)
    5) They need to rise again for 40min (or until they dubbeld in size)
    6) Bake on 220 C for 22 min
    7) When they come out of the oven, paint on some water

    I really hope you try this 🙂 15 is a lot for 2, just saying :p
    (I translated this for you, so if it's not all writen the right way, I'm sorry!)

11. Eva Dvo 4 years ago

    Just found some aphids on my eggplant leaves 😕. Going to make your special spray. Hope it works! 🤞🏻Broke my spray bottle…. I strained it but I think the oil clogged it or something. Can I spread it on with a paper towel?

12. Manon B 4 years ago

    Loving the content recently; feels like you've definitely found your path ! Lots of love

13. MOLLY PELLETIER 4 years ago

    such a calming vibe 🤍 i’m posting a video soon on how i make my gluten free bread!

14. Books With B 4 years ago

    Thank you for sharing the pesticides. I’ve totally been baking so much bread and this book looks like something I need (knead 😜) in my life! Thanks so much for sharing these.

15. Bianca Lynn 4 years ago

    This makes me want to get into gardening, thank you! 🙂

16. Danielle Bene 4 years ago

    As noted in other comments, tomato cracking mostly will come from too much water. A lot of times this will happen after a heavy rain. Try to remember if you've had a lot of rain recently before you picked them in Cali( I know you dont get a lot of rain, but when you do, it's a lot!) 🙂 I also noticed you said you picked them while green or lightly coloured last year. What you can do is a process called topping the plant. Just cut the top growing leaves and this will stop the upward vegetative growth and all the energy will go into the fruit production and can speed up the ripening process. We do this in Canada since we can get our first frosts in early October, so we top it a few weeks before the first expected frost 🙂

17. KateN 4 years ago

    I love baking bread! I use a different book, by Bonnie O’Hara, which I love. In addition to artisanal breads it has sweeter recipes such as cinnamon rolls and cinnamon sugar swirl bread. But I just bought the book you use and can’t wait to get baking!

18. Linsey Huffaker 4 years ago

    LOVE THIS!!! i grew up making homemade bread with my grandma:) they are wheat farmers so we use fresh ground whole wheat flower. its impeccable and literally can't be beat

19. Rocio TM 4 years ago

    More bread baking clips !!

20. Ally Ehmann 4 years ago

    what kind of flower do you use?

21. Jessica King 4 years ago

    New sub here! 👋 SO happy I found your channel! I love your garden and your dog is absolutely adorable!♡

22. Rhayne Smith 4 years ago

    I’m starting my own veggie garden for the first time!!! Wish me luck!!!

23. Rhayne Smith 4 years ago

    Garden tour please!!!!!

24. Ashley Tune 4 years ago

    This makes me wish I didn't live in an apartment! 🙁

25. illuminatedsoul 4 years ago

    Does the homemade pesticide make your vegetables taste spicy?

26. Novels&Needles 4 years ago

    Which brand of dish soap do you use for your pesticide? and will Dawn do? 🙂

27. Sedara Peacock 4 years ago

    Does the homemade pesticide only help with bugs or does that help with small animals (squirrels, rats) as well?

28. Jeammy Cruz 4 years ago

    Yes!!!! My new goal for 2020. Grow tomatoes. Pick them before they ripen. Bake homemade bread. And eat fresh bruschetta. ❤🌱

29. Kristine M 4 years ago

    Hey there! Where did you get your mixing bowls from?

30. Zacco Music 4 years ago

    good video
    I hope you keep update 🙂

31. Love always Jasmine 4 years ago

    Where do you buy your coco mulch

32. BELLAVIE 4 years ago

    Wow! I love it. Are those strawberries as sweet as you? 🙂

33. Lexi Dufour 4 years ago

    Where did you get that apron? I love it so much.

34. Meggie Spaghetti 3 years ago

    So happy I found your channel today! Do you have any recommendations for tomato hornworms? Will the homemade chili pepper flake pesticide work on them?

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37. Stephanie Wilkie 3 years ago

    Hi Carrie! I know this is an older video, so I’m not sure if you read these comments, but I have a question. Where do you buy your coco mulch? What brand or type is it exactly? Love your videos and especially inspired by all of the gardening tips! 😊

38. Con and Kris 2 years ago

    I love this! Also where is your hat from?

39. Rhodé Baas 2 years ago

    Your voice reminds me of Reese Witherspoon

40. A D A H R O S E 2 years ago

    Okay so… I’m about to plant my tomatoes and, hoping all these tips will help!! Gardening has been a NECESSITY for me this year!! Thanks Carrie