I am glad you and Cheryl got to go on your vacation. I bet it was a wonderful time away. I find it interesting how much your garden changed within that week, how everything bolted. I have a question… When something bolts, does that mean that the plant is done for? I realize that means it goes to seed. When you say that your asparagus bolted and he showed all that immense growth, are you able to cut the seedy stalk parts down? Will you still be able to harvest asparagus? I remember hearing that sometimes things turn bitter after certain plants go to seed. I’m certainly not somebody that would cry if you had to put a deer or two into freezer camp. Nobody better cast any judgment your way when that time comes. 😊👍 Thank you for the video. It always seems like I’m learning something every time you guys come on. ~Sharon from Florida
@LittlePieceofHeavenFarm
2 ай бұрын
Once the plants bolt (going to seed) the plant is not very good tasting, lettuce gets bitter, Swiss chard gets woody. The radishes, beets gets hard and woody, etc. Asparagus, I could cut it all out and see if it’ll regrow for another harvest, haven’t tried that. The way I see it, if Deer eats my food, they become food. I have plenty of grass in my so called back 40 they can eat.
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