Hey there everyone welcome back. Let's get funky in today's episode and talk

about some weird stuff that you could grow in your garden. Now most of us can't grow all of these. We have different climate

restrictions, but I figured I would run through a few and just talk about it. So the first one is

a really massive radish. It's a watermelon radish. My friend Nicky Jabourg A really

well, up in her climate, and a really radish.

They seem to do really well up in her climate in Nova Scotia,

but you can still grow them.

You're going to want to pull them up during the cooler months, of course,

grate them into a winter salad, do whatever you want there.

But they are just really, really big.

You want to grow it in late summer or autumn because it needs some time to get

large without bolting. So you want to push it into a colder season rather than push it into a warmer

summer and planted in the spring.

So watermelon radish are a fantastic ones.

Now there's also a white strawberry like an alpine strawberry

or sometimes called a pine berry.

They are just really a wild strawberry.

They just look white.

They almost look like they're albino.

It's a very interesting look.

Birds don't seem to go for them as much as they would a giant red one, and they don't have as much of a

pungent, super sweet strawberry flavor. They're a bit more mild, a bit more mellowed out and

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