The Lazy Gardener’s Guide to NOT Wasting Your Harvest (15 Easy Tips!)

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  @AnneofAllTrades · 2 months ago · pinned

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• LI

  @LisaDolanRoth · 2 months ago

  “I have the attention span of a fruit fly and the time management of a carrot” had me dying.

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• KE

  @Kendergurl · 2 months ago

  I put a sweet potato in a hanging pot. &nbsp;It is now my “mother” sweet potato. &nbsp;I have had her for 3 years now. &nbsp;I trim her in spring for slips and eat the greens during the winter.

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• CH

  @chikyuskincare4675 · 2 months ago

  Anne, watching your videos are not only educational, but always fun! &nbsp;A huge thanks to both you and Adam for making these fun and inspirational videos.

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• DL

  @dlsdyer9071 · 2 months ago

  Pesto can be made with half carrot greens and half basil, cannellini beans substituted for pine nuts, olive oil, Parmesan &nbsp;and garlic. The beans and carrot greens are a substitute for the pine nuts in flavor and texture.

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• AY

  @Aya_Gassmann · 2 months ago

  &quot;I have attention span of a fruit fly and time management skills of a carrot&quot;<br>I feel so called out...

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• SH

  @sharonritchie6365 · 2 months ago

  I laugh in Canadian zone 3 whenever people talk about succession planting. We get one shot. Ok, maybe lettuce and radish. I wish I could experiment more but there’s no time sadly. If I find something I can grow, all my energy goes into that thing. Although, I’ve tried and failed more than I’m willing to admit to grow butternut squash. I’ve changed locations every year because of it. THIS IS THE YEAR BABY! 🤞🏻😬🤞🏻

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• RE

  @Red-Peril · 2 months ago

  For the bigger zucchini (or courgettes as we call them in the U.K.), my lovely mum in law told me about this method of cooking them years ago and it’s absolutely delicious. The tougher skins helps them keep their shape in the dish so you don’t end up with mush. Delicious mush, but still mush 😉. <br><br>Basically, slice the zucchini thinly, so about 1/4 inch or 5mm thin. <br>Place a layer in the bottom of an ovenproof dish, then put sliced onions and garlic over the top. Pour half a tin of chopped tomatoes (or use tomato sauce if you have it already made, you can also use red sauce with ground meat in it as well) over the onions, add fresh basil and salt to taste, then repeat the layers until you’ve filled the dish. Top with as much grated cheese as you can humanly eat, add some fresh ground black pepper, chuck in the oven on a medium heat (180 degrees C or 350F) for about 30 minutes (check at 20 minutes and use a skewer or sharp knife to check whether the zucchini at the bottom are done) or until the cheese is well browned and crispy, then serve as a side or a main. I live on this during the summer, it’s so quick and easy and has all my favourite flavours. You can dress it up with whatever additions you like in terms of herbs and spices - it’s great with fresh chillies and kidney beans in the tomatoes as well for a little kick.<br><br>Great video, lovely to see you looking so well and to see little Alexander growing up big and strong ❤️

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• CA

  @carielchizzlecoil · 2 months ago

  I got a tip how to deal with the strawberries that come in bit by bit. I stick em in my mouth! No canning, no freezing etc needed! ( And I don&apos;t like jam...)

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• BC

  @BCScheibel · 2 months ago

  Ma&apos;am, you have officially become my 6yo daughter&apos;s go to YouTube channel while she &quot;helps&quot; me fold laundry. She goes &quot;mom, I want the lazy gardening lady&quot;. And heavens forbid you forget to show Lucy one day as she and the 3yo will get concerned about her and why she&apos;s not there weeding with you 😂

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• KE

  @Keldom35 · 2 months ago

  Weeding like a crackhead 😂😂😂 Anne I just love you! You’re so funny and thank you so much for inviting us into your home showing us how you preserve your harvest. I’m also a lazy gardener and I truly enjoy your channel and knowledge. God bless from a fellow gardener 😊 thanks for keeping it real ✌️

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• NE

  @needobeedoable · 2 months ago (edited)

  When my compost buckets are full I dump them into the lazy no turn compost stall. Then I put some soil in the smelly buckets, cover and shake, dumping that soil on top of the compost pile. The buckets are &nbsp;now coated with soil and less smelly. 😊

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