7 Crops You Can Still Plant In July!

Here are 7 crops that you can still plant in July so you can be harvesting all the way up to your first fall frost!
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[@brownsonarebojie7802]

This man was harvesting in a suit. You’re by far my favorite gardener for countless reasons and you just added another reason. Thank you for everything you do for humanity.

[@jimmyboy2165]

You seen that one too ehh. I was like gawdam James is without a doubt the boss

[@brownsonarebojie7802]

@@jimmyboy2165 Absolutely agreed, my friend. He’s an incredible steward. Much respect and happy grow season to you.

[@lurklingX]

lol i loved that part ahahaa

[@brownsonarebojie7802]

@@lurklingX Same, haha. James is the man

[@smokcamp820]

Dirt never hurt

[@ffs6158]

I busted out laughing with the clip of you picking beans in a suit. So random, lol.

[@SWags-ly7dp]

0:27 Cucumbers 1:25 Green beans 2:40 Summer squash 4:50 Carrots 8:27 Lettuce 9:54 Swiss chard 11:00 Brassica family of plants

[@kypie8]

Thank you! 🙏

[@cyrilanderson]

Brassicas? He must be saying early July for that one? Yeah, yeah. I know. I’m that dude commenting before watching the video, ha. Can vouch for most of the rest even starting last week of July. Good list.

[@jenniferwinchel1303]

can always do another round of peas as well.

[@jacquelines3685]

Awesome!!❤️

[@tessstewart1893]

​@@jenniferwinchel1303 Peas won't sprout in the heat. In zone 7 you have to wait at least the 2nd week of September

[@bryanrudelich1319]

Hello James and Tuck. I found that a gentle sprinkle of grass clippings over carrot seed is actually better than the board for people that forget to check the board -- oops. It's enough to help retain moisture and stop seeds from getting washed away but light enough that the carrots can still poke through.

[@RA-bh4fm]

Thanks for the tip!

[@joesimmonds2849]

Very good idea!!

[@SpiritusBythos]

Do you plant the seeds or just leave them on top of the soil then? Thanks

[@DanJ41]

@@SpiritusBythos I go the depth past my fingernail (finger knuckle) and space 6 inches between each seed. Good luck.

[@petekooshian5595]

I'll try this! I've never had luck with carrots! 😂

[@cassandracross-soto4133]

Tuck grabbing the carrot and taking off. Exactly what my Guinea Pig does with his carrot…priceless!!!😂🥕

[@MrleiYT]

This was my first year planting my own garden. It didn't turn out very well but I learned a lot for next year. I was about to call it quits for this year until I saw one of your videos saying that it wasn't too late for some crops, so I immediately started sowing cucumber seeds. Thank you for the encouragement!

[@D71219ONE]

Honestly, fall gardening can be easier, even if the harvesting season is shorter. Watering is easier and there are fewer bugs in my experience.

[@8thcelisabeth]

Good luck to you David! My first season of gardening was definitely a learning experience as well. Still is sometimes. I wish you and your fall garden well.

[@melissae.8031]

Glad you didn't give up. You will continue to learn more and more every year!!! Best advice is to be persistent and keep a journal to help you keep track of when you start encountering pests (including remedies like peppermint oil, neem oil, and other treatments) and look at feeding times, location growth (which sunlight/shade does best for your specific plants, etc), and include start dates and problematic dates etc! If you are growing in different types of containers/beds, keep track of your soil types that you used and the type of container/bed! I learned that the fabric "smart pots" were great for tomatoes and but NOT FOR ZUCCHINIS, at least where I live in INDIANA! The zucchini did far better in my food grade five gallon buckets, and even in semi tilled clay ground (with added sand and organic mulch: don't use chemical treated wood) , then it did in the fabric pots

[@marinalhouff]

What were your struggles David?

[@MrleiYT]

@@8thcelisabeth Thank you!

[@miikeydobodobo5304]

man pulls up in a suit to pick them purple beans just came from his meeting becoming a made man lol. great video as always

[@jamesprigioni]

Haha!!! 🤣🤣🤣

[@SowGoodGardener]

CONGRATULATIONS 🎉 on hitting that 1 Million subscriber mark James!!! It’s well deserved and actually overdue! Tuck gets a lot of that credit too!! Thanks for EVERYTHING my friend! -Calvin

[@collinsddc1206]

Amen to that!

[@rhondahoward4778]

I love Tuck and your channel. We just lost our sweet 13 year old pug mix that was devoted to my husband. He is buried underneath our fig tree that produces no figs. No matter the heartbreak they are worth our devotion to them.

[@sofire6852]

I love seeing the little boss man around the garden!

[@jamesprigioni]

Me too, he’s the king

[@susank6267]

Seeing you and Tuck share a carrot made me smile. Love it!

[@catherinebranche5220]

Congrats on your one million subscriber’s thanks to Tuck he helped you to get there we ❤ seeing him so lots of hugs and kisses for him ❤❤❤❤❤for you Tuck

[@muhammadharoon5917]

I love to see Tuck checking on everything in your garden. He is a great Gardener.

[@frankyvega5232]

I started looking at this channel 1 week ago and I love it

[@oldbear6813]

I had a red russian kale grow over 5'5" in one season alone... It was so beautiful!

[@HomesteadHopeful]

LOVED that thumbnail pic. Such a huge reminder of what can be gained from tiny little seeds. Thanks for the info!

[@lynnlovessoil]

Great video! Lots of KZbin channels post what to plant in July but no detail. You give so much important and very detailed information. It is much appreciated!!

[@mikemalachefski]

Congratulations James on reaching 1 million subscribers! You definitely deserve all the credit for putting out AMAZING CONTENT! Thank you for being a great teacher!!

[@bigduke6764]

Great video and a great reminder to ABS (Always Be Sowing.) I love that Tuck is always on the job. This spring, I lost my garden mate Fionn the Corgi after fourteen years. He was always with me and kept the woodchucks and chipmunks at bay. My garden was decimated by them this year and it just occurred to me that his absence that not having his scent everywhere might have had something to do with it. I lost all my brassicas, lettuce, beans and peas. They left the nightshades alone though. I also like your (to me in Ohio) accent. Reminds me of my old sparring partner from Lawrenceville. I still say "wooder" because of him! Keep the videos coming! -Duke

[@thirstymercfan]

I love to grab a fresh carrot from the garden and chomp on it as I’m doing chores in the garden, it’s the best! It’s winter now where I live and they are so sweet and delicious right now yum 🤤

[@traceythompson7895]

Love you two! Best gardening duo around. The positivity and energy puts me in a great mood. No way not to smile while watching you share a carrot w Tuck and hearing him crunch it. Going to seed my chard now!

[@sandywu1016]

I finally finished my raised beds and planted cucumbers, cantaloupe and sugar peas. Hopefully they will grow lol I am in zone 7/7a it’s so hot right now. Thanks for the info and little “boss” is so adorable and love how he just took the whole 🥕

[@AJsGreenThumbLLC]

First off congratulations on the 1M subscribers! NICE harvesting with the snazzy suit James! Thanks for the tips on the 7 crops to sow in July!

[@chickentender4037]

Planted a couple of Parisienne cucumber seeds 2 weeks ago in my Greenstalk and seedlings have emerged. Am I the only gardening nerd that gets excited when seedlings come up?!! Love Tuck and his veggies!

[@lisaholtslander7039]

Love Tuck, he's adorbs. Thank you James for teaching and sharing so many gardening tips. I love your entire garden area, I wish I had that much space.

[@freakinfrugal5268]

I'm in NJ zone 7A too! I love knowing what you can plant I can also plant too!

[@KarenBowers4]

I loved that you shared with Tuck , it made me smile. Great video time to keep planting that is for sure.

[@alexmayer9159]

For carrots, I just use a mesh or even fleece and water them once a day. That way the water stas in the ground more and the carrots can push up even with the fleece on them

[@waterisgold]

I planted my second crop of corn and it's already about 1 ft High this gardening season so far has been very abundant. I put into practice some of the knowledge I have learned from you James and I really think it's made a huge difference🌾🌱

[@danatennison1655]

When did you plant your first crop? What zone are you in?

[@momtodd1503]

Me too!!!

[@waterisgold]

@@danatennison1655 9a March 13th

[@mommypov4958]

That's awesome! I'm envious! Mine were about a week from harvest, and my little boy wad practicing pitching, knocked over his catcher fence stop thing, lol, and didn't tell me. When I went out the next day for watering they were all snapped. Yes I cried

[@4Grace4Truth]

Corn- knee-high by the Fourth of July

[@onelove8062]

Your genuine passion for gardening, well organized useful information, clear delivery and stoked presentation make your channel wonderfully beneficial and immensely valuable to the permaculture community... Thank you so much for your contributions, you are making a huge difference!

[@TheMixingBowlHomestead]

I love your food forest. I am now in Maryland Zone 7a so I will be planting from the list you gave. I have some of them already planted and I have seeds for the other ones. So, there’s no time to waste. Thank you for all your teaching. Hey Boss, you looking good there eating them carrots.

[@1stAmbientGrl]

Yep! I got sumpn' out of it. Thanks! As of tomorrow, I have 100 days left. 👍😊

[@whills7900]

Wait hold up! James that was you looking sharp with the suit? Man, you was clean as the Board of Health😂😂👍👍

[@nateoghlian1308]

I direct sowed cucumber seeds where my other ones used to be because my last crop of cucumbers had been wiped out by cucumber beetles. Im also in zone 7a so I’m glad that I can still get a good harvest of cucumbers with my second batch of plants.

[@janicew5983]

James, congrats on 1 million subscribers!!! Tuck, these are for you!!! 🥰💗💗💓💕💞❤💓💖💝💕💗💓

[@51rwyatt]

I live in Maine, zone 4 and had this dream of a 20' x 20' corn bed, but the germination stunk. Probably 50%. No worries though, planted zucchini and squash all around, plus beans to fill out the space. Going really well. Make lemonade from those lemons.

[@mercedsoriano3712]

Thank u

[@4Grace4Truth]

Corn + Squash + Beans are the “Three Sisters”

[@chriswaters2327]

I bet crows ate your seeds there are 3 eating my chicken feed out there right now at 5:30 am.

[@squirrelle]

I was watching a guy who puts a piece of cardboard over his seeds after direct sowing to help keep the ground moist (after watering) and also keeps birds from stealing the seeds. He takes it off after the seeds start to sprout. I haven't tried it yet but it seems worth the try.

[@nikkireigns]

Zone 4 here, too. I started my corn in toilet paper and paper towel tubes (cut in half) that I collected over the winter. Just plant the whole tube. Worked pretty well!

[@winningrabbit9843]

James, I love how you specify certain varieties. My garden is humming along because of what you teach throughout your videos as well as some of the varieties you have had success with and loved.

[@gaylelucas5909]

I think including your little pup makes the show! He is not only adorable, but he loves to eat the veggies you grow. A true partner for gardening.

[@angg2957]

I absolutely love watching you and Tuck. Thanks for the knowledge.

[@frugalfixer5469]

I was just wondering what else I could plant as I was harvesting green beans and cabbages this morning.

[@moniquemutee7396]

Congrats on hitting the 1 million mark!! Well deserved indeed!! So grateful to have discovered a native gardener, just got started in April with containers on my patio and thanks to your know how, I have harvested some lettuce, cherry tomatoes, blueberries, and green peppers. Thanks to you and that lil cutie Tuck !! Blessings and abundance even more so in every way !! So excited to be a part of Team Grow. Keep on growing!!

[@ohno248]

James and Tuck, I wish I could give you $10,000 for all the support and joy that you have given me in the last year and a half. Thank you so much for all you do for us. I wish you all abundance and prosperity in your garden and everywhere else in life. 💚🙏🏽🐾💚

[@nativecascadian4141]

I love how much energy you bring to each video. It always gets me pumped to garden.

[@originalbeefman]

Thanks James, I'm over in PA so I love watching your videos. You encourage me to keep adding to my new garden. I hope to one day have a flourishing food forest like yours!

[@4Grace4Truth]

Same!

[@nancyseery2213]

Zone 7 in TN. My cucumber just came up and just put in my second round of bush beans. My "Grow" hat came in just before the first of July and has already had a work out in the garden. Put in some cantaloupe and hope to get in more potatoes. Peppers , tomatoes and sweet corn coming on strong. Give Tuck a "hug" and a carrot!

[@marylandsmann1175]

Tuck! You look quite handsome harvesting in your suit

[@Griz91]

Thanks for all the info. Literally have absorbed a wealth of information from over 30+ of your videos.

[@sharleent1561]

I love your videos! Your so up beat and enthusiastic! Plus I love seeing the Boss eat veggies from your garden! Thank you for the gardening tips. I live in MI and my backyard doesn't get as much sun as it needs for my garden because of all the trees, so most things take longer to grow. But I think I will start now on my brassicas for fall. So far I have 4 different kinds of bigger tomatoes & 4 different kinds of cherry and or grape tomatoes, 5 different peppers, 2 different kinds of cucumbers, 3 kinds of regular potatoes, sweet potatoes, asparagus that's on its 2nd yr, kale, bush greens beans, strawberrys and many herbs & flowers. This is my 2nd year in ground gardening. And I have built 3 raised beds plus containers. I'm am looking forward to my 1st year growing potatoes. Can't wait to dig them up and see what I have grown!

[@Wisdomseeker6770]

I'm so jealous watching you and your dog eat that carrot! I'm growing ( trying in S. Tx. heat! Feels like 106° right now) vegetables in containers & your videos have helped me tremendously. Thank you James!

[@doloresreynolds8145]

I have had a lot of success growing in containers, too. If you intend to grow radishes, or anything that likes a steady water supply, I would use some of the moisture retaining potting soil and ollas to keep them moist, because containers dry out surprisingly fast.

[@Pjdlharvey]

James you just have a special touch. I am still trying but I just have no luck or very little. I love watching your garden grow. Can't wait to see what your fall garden does.

[@TheMrRichard]

JP!! My dude!! You neeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeed these two types of cherry tomatoes, you may be able to get away with still planting one of them now because it is a determinate! They are the honeycomb (ind.) and Indigo Fireball (det.), these are by faaaaar the tastiest ones I have had in a long time, the Fireballs are beautiful and taste like candy! The honeycomb are super sweet and look like they are going to be HEAVY producers -- that's coming from someone in the Philly burbs!! Thanks for all you and Tuck do!

[@Livn-4-Rapture]

Love seeing the "boss" and you eating the carrots!!! Love the crunch! Great job JP! I am learning so much from your vids and can't thank you enough for sharing your knowledge and experience!!!

[@Jaxxie1981]

I'm in zone 7b. I just sowed brussel sprout seeds, but I'm also starting blue lake bush beans, a second batch of zucchini and cucumber, and rooted some cherry tomato suckers. I'm also going to try and start carrots. 😁

[@StubbsMillingCo.]

I started oxheart carrots the end of June, I made small rows maybe 1/2 inch deep covered the seeds lightly watered lightly and covered with PINE STRAW. I checked about 4 days later and had about 75-80% germination rate( planted 16 seeds per row, 4 rows).

[@Gloria.A]

💕Lots of love from 5b. Went from overcast everyday this spring to scorching summer so adaptability came in handy. Harvested my first rounds of potatoes and snap peas, looking forward to the cukes and tomatoes too. 💕💕

[@tammymeador268]

I love your energy and excitement James and I look for you garden videos above every other channel. Thanks for educating me

[@bryannazoltowski]

This man is to be credited for the food forest we now have... Thank you JAMES!

[@tonyarice2877]

I love how your in the garden doing major gardening in a suit♥️🤣

[@brittany5629]

Thanks for all of the tips. I’m from PA and my garden wasn’t doing too well this year. Tons of vegetables bolted and now I know why. I wrote everything down in my garden journal and maybe I can try these tips for July and see if I can get a harvest out of them

[@tcanderson1313]

I like your can-do attitude! Don't cry, just try in July!

[@anitaharris8687]

Love your channel. Your energy and the love you show in your planting and harvesting gets me excited to grow more and more. Thanks for all your fantastic tips it has really helped me a lot. I have zucchini, tomatoes, green peppers, chili peppers, potatoes, bush green beans, radishes, beets, yellow bell squash. Everything is growing great except my green peppers???. I usually have a good crop of peppers but not this year. Thanks again so much, I enjoy my garden everyday. And it’s always nice to see Mr. Tuck helping out. 💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞

[@tcanderson1313]

Bell peppers seem to always take the longest to get going.

[@carolyncarlon9870]

“…bump into food…” Love that! Vermont Cat Lady

[@deebirdwell2051]

Hi from Tampa Bay FL. Totally enjoyed this video and you’re so on point about continuously sowing and having extra/backup plants in the event something happens to the first plantings. The heat here in my area has been brutal and I have had to replace a number of plants, peppers and okra included. A couple tomato and green yardlong bean plants are thriving. Just started several more prize head lettuce. Thank you for a great video! Hi Tuck! As always, such a joy seeing you in the garden 😊

[@audreyvann5336]

It's been in the 100 region for almost a month now in the Houston area. It's been rough keeping things alive let alone producing. Pretty frustrating. I've gotten next to nothing from any of my green beans since the last half of May- except some shade since they are on an arched panel.

[@Listenclearly1979]

Ollas can be useful for plants that don't like mulch. I live in Australia and they are very handy during summer as it saves a ton of water. We can water heaps and it will dry out extremely quickly and may not even make it down to the roots, so an olla helps alot

[@islynmercurius3338]

James you are always there to help us I am happy and thankful Tuck is always there to support you I love you guys all the vegetables and fruit you have I love thanks for sharing 😊

[@lisazelko3353]

10000% love seeing Tuck and his flying nun ears, I just wanna play with him ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@elaineylane]

Been watching you for yrs from Missouri. My husband is now a fan, too! Congrats on you million subs❗️I will now have to go look for that video.

[@Godwinpounds4333]

Hello 👋how are you doing?

[@CyberSERT]

You packed this video with great info. Excellent job!

[@Abbybabby29]

❤️❤️❤️thank you ! I’m in sone 9 b I just pulled the blue lake beans and planted more so I hope they are going to cone up

[@nancypeplau9747]

We’ll look at that gardener all suited up! The Lord sure has blessed you James. Give Tuck a hug from me! He’s adorable.

[@michaelshoop5616]

My daughter and I love seeing Tuck.

[@Bigfoottehchipmunk]

Thank you for the enthusiastic encouragement to keep planting. :) I am going to pull my pea plants out and plant green beans and wax beans this week. I am going to try some more squash as well. I will take your advice about mulch , maybe some light straw or a little bit of our chicken bedding. I might need to create a new bed beside a fence for cucumbers. haha I have a table full of leftover tomato and pepper seedlings, which some peppers will be replacements for ones that didn't survive a hot dry spell. The potted seedlings are doing great! I just pop the umbrella up a noon and put it back down in the evening. I also pop it up if a heavy rain comes, which I'm glad to say we've had a few in the past couple days. I need to give away some of the rest, because I just don't have space to plant all of them. I used your board trick last year for carrots, and I had sooooo many! They were part of the reason I bought a pressure canner. This year the early heat may have stunted some, but they are growing where they will be lightly shaded by tomato plants. Again, thank you for the kick in the pants. Edit: I went right out and swapped in some bigger seedlings for my cool-apeno peppers. I planted some squash seeds in a mound with a giant climbing frame in the middle in the somewhat sheltered compost corner and mulched the recently weeded area around with some old straw that needed used. I weeded some and tended some... basically I played in the mud. haha

[@cltinturkey]

Your garden is so lush, and I love seeing Tuck! My golden used to walk around the garden "harvesting" endless snacks. I picked a bunch of tomatoes, put them on the stoop, and returned ten minutes later to see Dix eating the last one. How do you avoid or deal with cabbage moths and other pests on your brassicas?

[@grovermartin6874]

CLTserendipity, I bought floating row cover online. I cover all my brassicas, leaving a good bit of fabric on the top for the plants to grow taller. I hold the edges down with a few Earth Staples on one side of the row, and stones on the other side, so I can lift the cover to harvest, weed, and water easily.

[@davewilson8308]

I will definitely plant more cucumbers, can never have too many cucumbers. Thanks for the great advice, love seeing Tucker.

[@thecyclingcouple4438]

Today's Lesson: Love Growing as much as Love Harvesting... keep sowing for continuous harvesting 👍

[@kristenm7380]

Thanks, James! My growing zone is also 7a in Virginia. I love videos like this that keep me on time with my garden.

[@dandydonslife9869]

Great late season planting ideas, love your channel.

[@missmartpants2269]

Tuck is pup goals🌱🌻💙 God bless!

[@little_wonderer9290]

I actually went, "Awwww!" out loud when your little dog took the carrot away for a snack, too cute 🥰

[@jackiek4159]

Love seeing Tucker in these videos and munching on some carrots! You guys have the best relationship! Thanks for all of your knowledge James! 🙌🏻💞

[@taracruzan5908]

Thanks James! I planted carrots and covered them like you said. I really hope I get some! Thanks so much!! You’re excitement is contagious

[@chrisdarry-roseelrod4481]

It's not a happy video without Tuck! We love him. ❤️

[@jeremylawson6648]

i can never get over tucks obsession with carrots.

[@deusdragonex]

This video was very well timed. We had a crazy hail storm that decimated my garden. So many crops were set back, or killed off entirely. So I'm itching to get things back in the ground. Thanks for this video. ❤❤❤ for you and the Boss.

[@marilynbarrett1804]

Nice video. I agree with what you said about continue sowing, like some sweet potatoes that I had to replant . good thing I still had slips my neighbour's dogs thought it was mighty cute to use them for scratching practice.

[@tibbs4000]

My family loves James and Tuck...the best gardening team 💙

[@jamesprigioni]

Let's Gooo!!! And we love you all as well!!

[@75Bigsistr]

I've never planted swiss chard, but those leaves are just so beautiful! I think I may just try to grow it, I have some space left!

[@Bigfoottehchipmunk]

There is a rainbow variety that is amazing.

[@eleanormccarthy2713]

Thanks! That was really helpful. I would like to know more about growing carrots. We have very heavy, clay soil. So i’m not sure what to do.

[@Godwinpounds4333]

Hello 👋how are you doing?

[@yuppers1]

There are some videos of people growing them in nursery pots

[@monkeypuzzlefarm]

I had a good giggle seeing James harvesting in a suit! Only James could pull that off! Lots of love to Tuck!

[@doctorcrew2388]

With lettuce, I choose a summer crisp lettuce (I’m growing Ice Queen), keep it in shade, and will eventually have a second crop in September (depending on first frost)

[@bluebutterflywellness2273]

I'm in Zone 7 too and just started my garden this season. HOW did you get your crops SO HUGE???🤩

[@657449]

What is the source of the magic Pixie Dust that the uses?

[@arthurlouis8326]

Years of mulching and composting. Ever year you get more and nutrient into the soil and you get more earthworms that helps with areation of the soil.

[@nicolefrontin2329]

I see a lot of gardening videos and one thing that is always missing. We fail to thank God. Without Him our crops and would be nothing He sends the sunshine and the rain to bring the harvest give Him praise.

[@OneShot-kh2ft]

I love how you gave your dog that carrot

[@seekwisdom5102]

Great tips. I am finally doing this. As soon as my bok choy and giant mustard were ready to be harvested, I had napa cabbage and other plants ready to take their spot. I am trying to grow parsnip in the ground as we speak, I hope that its something I can leave in the ground even after the frost. I am WA, zone 8b and hope it works. I ate this root for the first time and absolutely loved it

[@TheBobelly628]

You are my absolutely favorite gardener! Your intro ALWAYS makes me smile! Appreciate your work and your channel!☺️❤️❤️

[@hannahbotanica3311]

So cute! 🐶 My pup loves carrots as well. 🥕 Thanks for the great info! This is the first year I'm doing a fall garden and a summer garden. I appreciate the tips & ideas!

[@doloresreynolds8145]

James - I love watching you and Tuck in your garden! 💞

[@tootie6944]

planted all of my stuff in late april-mid may, they’re doing really well right now. im growing 2 watermelon varieties, cucumbers, cantaloupe, peas, green and wax beans, cherry and beefsteak tomatoes, 4 pepper varieties, strawberries, and carrots. everything but my watermelons, cantaloupe, and strawberries have started to fruit.

[@patriciaphillips6925]

Thank you for all the good information. I started some of my perennial flowers in July to plant later in the season. I live in Zone 4 so is very short growing season. I did start a second crop of beets and turnips for fall this month.

[@kayspencer4234]

In Michigan, we planted potatoes once on July 4th. Scraped the snow away November 11th and dug up huge beautiful potatoes!! What a treasure!!

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Tuck is just the cutest pup 🐶 What a healthy fella eating carrots 🥕