10 Vegetables You Should ALWAYS Grow

“Just like bugs bunny, carrots taste nice” 😂😂😂. I’ve tasted plenty of carrots, but not many bugs bunnies 😅

What’s that stuff on top of the dirt in your garden bed? Can you do a video on how to build the garden beds that you have ?

Love watching your show. Informative and hilarious 😂

thanks you for this video, i like vegetable❤❤❤

Agree 👍

Chocos , Pumpkin Squash

I would add kale, chard, broccoli, cauliflower, bell peppers, eggplant, okra, and radish to the list.

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Another benefit from growing your own veg is it also keeps you fit and there is nothing better than watching your veg grow. just keep it weeded.

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Good stuff😊😊

Me and Vanessa love it.

Love watching your fun educational videos. God bless you

Good informative information, thanks.

Very educative I have learnt a lot

Hi I like your video

Swap out cucumber 🤢 for butternut 😍

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Thanks for the video, and good luck reading 14,000 comments! I live in the Wet Tropics of north Queensland and many of the temperate veggies can only be grown during the short winter. It's also hard to keep, e.g. potatoes, for long. However there are Chinese versions of many species, and that's what I'm planting this winter, and I was motivated to watch your video.

Love the perspective a truly genuine gardener! I would also list peppers ,and there are to many to suggest. Next maybe Cilantro? Getting to spicey?

I giggled all the way through this thank you ❤

Not Sauerkraut. Weißkohl!

Great list! Being Mexican— I’d add garlic, serrano or jalapeño peppers, bell peppers, radishes and cilantro, 😊

Luv you mate! Keep growin and livin the good life!

Great shirts but you need to have Straya on there I reckon not Yankee Land ??

Good stuff! You are great to watch, lol

Cabbage is "Kohl" in German 😉 Sauerkraut is a way of preparing it (fermenting with salt).

These ten vegetables are excellent choices for beginner gardeners and experienced growers alike, providing a bountiful harvest of fresh and nutritious produce throughout the growing season. Experiment with different varieties and growing methods to find what works best for your garden and taste preferences.

Glad you went on sunrise or I wouldn't of known about this good on ya ❤

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Cabbage is the champion

I don't want to detract from your marketing, however I use hay bales as garden edging instead of iron and once the crops are done the "edging" is replaced by the compost that the previous once were, continuous replacement cycle. Incorporate with a worm farm and some chooks, perfect, organic orgasm 👀

You're delightful

Awesome video

Out here in British Columbia, Second Year Garden, May 2024

Potatoes, Beets, Carrots, Beans, Squash, Peas, Strawberries, Apples, Pears, Spinach, Chard, Lettuce, Zuchinni to name a few 😅 . Lets get into it 👍

Absolutely enjoyed your video. Made me laugh out loud too! Thanks for posting

Are all Aussie this happy and cheerful? It seems like heaven on Earth.

That but about Bugs Bunny was super informative, very briefly then it was hilarious. You are rather amusing.

What are you using to cover your soil?

Typical stupid English. The pleural of beetroot is usually beetroot unless you are referring to different types of beetroot then its beetroots. The more American version is beet not beetroot and the pleural for beet is ofcourse beets. Go figure 😂😂😂

Sunchokes and asparagus

You missed squashes. As far as bang for your money, I would say grow herbs. Herbs, fresh or dried are very expensive and easy to grow.

I love all of the veggies and fruitables you mentioned. I would add peppers and radishes to the list. Maybe corn. Could you address low cost container gardeneing as all of the contebt is about knowing something and all of the containers you have a very expensive! Thanks!!

Love your videos Mark! Your a bloody aussie legend. Have you got a video of what plants/Vegetables/herbs that grow best together in same garden bed or pot?

I love growing tings and I love your video it gave me a lot to think about thanks

German for cabbage is Kohl. Sauerkraut is fermented white cabbage.

Zucchini or other squash