The BEST Ways to Preserve Your Harvest
Preserving garden harvest is a great way to enjoy your harvest long after the garden fades at the end of the season. Gardener Scott discusses and shows 13 different ways to preserve fresh garden produce. (Video #398)
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“Canning Basics”:
“How to Make Garlic Powder”:
“How to Dry Herbs”:
“How to Make Old-Fashioned Pickles”:
“How to Ferment Beets”:
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There are Saskatoon berries in many places in the city of Calgary, Canada. I pick them in summer, wash them then freeze them. I do the same with the raspberries I grew, wild raspberries in the forest nearby , and cherries from the community garden in my neighborhood
When I was rearranging the freezer earlier today, I found some corn on the cob which I had vacuum sealed almost 10 years ago. It still looked good. I plan on giving it to the chickens, but I was glad to know that vacuum sealed and properly blanched vegetables could store well for so long.
I need more education on this
Great video! A very important one. I had a question if possible. My season is just a little too short for growing mature onions. I have read that they can be eaten at any stage fo their development. But I was wondering if I harvest onions that are + – 90% mature, will they store as well as fully mature ones?
Hi Gardner Scott! Do you have a how to book? I’d love to read all about your steps and directions and recipes! Thanks!