FORAGING Food for the DAY -- Touring the High Tunnels

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

To Order GARDEN SEAT: amzn.to/3vrJaNK

[@RoneysPlayNcreate]

Nice seat 👍

[@fourdayhomestead2839]

I made a wood stool similar to that one. Having one is a blessing for us with painful joints.

[@dianatennant4346]

That Garden seat looks like a real winner

[@preppernut]

You have no idea how good it was to hear Wanda say "I don't know, I just plant." My labelling was almost a community joke. I'd start off with good intentions, but then things got moved around, transplanted, labels fell off or faded. I would invariably come back with a quote from the Bible...."by their fruits shall ye know them." Sending best wishes for excellent harvests.

[@slogomary]

It's all good!

[@jeanniewright2554]

Food in the tunnels looks WONDERFUL! Danny, I’m with you - get rid of dangerous snakes as soon as they rear their ugly heads!! Thanks for showing that little piece of reality!!!

[@bondoly66]

Y'all are the hardest working folks I know. Thank you for this video. It has been a blessing to me. I am more mindful that an edible landscape is the way to go.

[@zaynhal]

Who ever is readin this comment, Have a nice day legend❤

[@RoneysPlayNcreate]

You too

[@noneyour.]

You too.

[@s.leemccauley7302]

Nay you also and a great week.

[@MrDcar12]

May 6....you too

[@RoneysPlayNcreate]

Thanks you too

[@fourdayhomestead2839]

Nice tour. Also you don't need to apologize for taking care of a danger to the grandkids.

[@nahnisjourney1406]

I have truly been blessed by watching you two in the high tunnels gathering your food. I live in Georgia now, but I'm a native of Tennessee. I'm glad I came across your channel while looking for videos on growing strawberries. I've subscribed and clicked on the notification bell. Thank you for sharing your journey. God bless you and your family. Ps. You did the right thing about the snake. I'm so glad you saw it and took care of it. Your grandchildren didn't need to accidently run across such a thing.

[@PermaPasturesFarm21]

I’m always floored at how much abundance y’all produce!

[@monicag75]

I can’t believe I’m awake for the upload 😂 BUT we are in severe storms right now. One tornado already destroyed 4 barns 6 miles ne of us. The cell passed over us and that thunder was the loudest ever. We’ve had almost 5 inches of rain and Pauls Valley (town just 5 miles north) had 3’ of water at midnight. We have to watch for tornados all day tomorrow also. I can’t wait for a high tunnel. I pray you all stay safe. I’m waiting for some light to check the property. God bless you all. 🙏❤️

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

Praying y'all are safe.

[@beulahacreshomestead1927]

Jesus please protect and provide!

[@RoneysPlayNcreate]

Oh no I’m terrified of bad weather. Praying for you safety 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@noneyour.]

Prayers for all who are in the storms path.

[@jeanniewright2554]

I’m north of you in central Oklahoma, and all we got was some gentle rain. They predicted the heavy storms for us, too, but you guys got the brunt of it. Things can be replaced - I pray you and yours are safe and well!!!

[@donnaDinMiss]

You did the right thing. You can’t let the cotton mouths move in. They get aggressive during mating season .

[@lindafoster8182]

When I would come to Florida to visit my parents, I would kill three water moccasins every year in their little tiny pond. Daddy used to bathe in there with the snakes in the alligators. I don’t know how they didn’t bump in to each other it was so small

[@pamshouse99]

Yes they do get aggressive and then usually if you find one there’s a mate to it close by.

[@marieanderson6215]

Oh I have enjoyed watching y’all this morning you’re garden looks just beautiful I love being longer like a movie

[@TheCivilwargal]

I am glad that you were able to take care of that water moccasin! I really enjoyed your tour of the high tunnels!

[@TFDchief-fk2sc]

G👀D Morning! Your garden and plants are looking great! Nothing like eating fresh food. Have a blessed day.

[@ChainBreakersGarden]

Everything is so green. You all have such blessed hands. Thank you for sharing.

[@jenniferrush8231]

Heads up there are reusable canning lids now. I forgot the name of them but the lid is separate from the silicone ring. Also there are other brands of regular canning lids that have now become available that work great too. Usually they are sold in tubes not little boxes and u’d have order them. But if u can do fresh then ofcourse thats better, same with freezing. U guys are awesome! Its so fun watching you all because I garden in MN. Our season goes from May through September. Sometimes the first week in sept only and sometimes through the second week in October if we are really lucky. I’d want to garden year round if I could

[@FairieChele]

"I don't remember what I planted". LOL Ms Wanda, I just love you!! I labeled my containers for the onions and then planted them in the wrong ones. lol At least they are in the ground. :) I absolutely loved the high tunnel tour and foraging. Y'all are definitely an inspiration!! Much love and blessings!!

[@CamLof21]

You guys are living my dream. Being able to go out and harvest fresh food everyday is such a blessing. Love your channel. Watching what you do is so interesting and relaxing. God bless you both!!

[@syntychiahintsin-tee-shaks2256]

I love the idea of growing fresh throughout the year. Everything looks beautiful.

[@Honeybunny11468]

Good morning Danny and Wanda

[@suzyq6767]

I love gardening for year around food. I also like sun dehydrated surplus, as dehydrating is easier than canning and requires little storage space. I put lots of dehydrated veggies in my pot of beans. I serve this on top of steamed greens or green beans and garnish it with microgreens. But...we've moved to a new place with a new climate. I'll look into your high tunnel. Thank you.

[@patriciasimmon6854]

Thanks Danny & Wanda. Great to see the variety you have growing. Berries are probably my favorite. 💕from Ky.

[@idahohoosier8989]

I have had that garden seat for years. Its wonderful for kneeling and flipped for sitting like y'all are using it here. Blessings

[@amandaforeman2626]

Oh boy! What a beautiful tour ! Love it ! Danny your a terrific shot! Be safe my amazing friends!

[@sharonm.3197]

Good morning Danny and Wanda! I loved the foraging video! ❤️

[@judyabernathy80]

I LOVED going with you through the high tunnel and foraging outside! Everything looks so fresh and wonderful!! Y’all do a great job on your homestead. ♥️❣️🙏🏼❣️♥️

[@beeleener1096]

Everything looks wonderful. Y’all are so talented

[@ReclaimingOurRoots]

I Just love your property. Food Forest would be an understatement. Love the wooden table addition so picturesque! You did what you had to do, anything to protect the children.

[@carlaw2661]

Good morning Mr. Danny and Ms. Wanda.. It's so good to see you harvesting your crops. Inside your greenhouse looks prosperous!! Thank you for sharing! I ❤🙏

[@karenwalker4764]

I also use that scripture give us this day our daily bread spiritual to because me need to eat his word daily .

[@RoneysPlayNcreate]

Amen

[@LazarickHomestead]

OMG I love your setup. Gonna have to show the husband cuz this is what I want!!!

[@dirtriders3615]

Great morning video guys I watched every minute so much to learn from you guys everything in my gardens are growing great with huge thanks to the both of you for all the insight on proper gardening. Y’all stay safe got some clear days ahead next storm looks to be north of us. Much love

[@TheDealDepot]

Have a great day everyone! Love those high tunnel setups!! Looking great!

[@RoneysPlayNcreate]

Good morning ☀️

[@mathieubrault9775]

Nice harvest, God is good!

[@dianatennant4346]

Looks like a feast for the king and queen maybe for dinner and supper.

[@Bluebird_Legacy]

Y'all are living the Good Life!!!

[@leilaniaki344]

You guys are going to end up with a Banana Patch! One plant is all you need. Made me hungry watching you and Wanda picking those fresh veggies! Be blessed!

[@carlabarnes6255]

Love hearing the rain.

[@sparrowgarden1401]

I love going through my garden and seeing what is ripe and ready to have for that day's meals. Having a big variety means you are more likely to have plenty of good healthy food. My first strawberries are ripening. I can't wait for my blueberries and mulberrries. I enjoyed your garden tour. It reminded me of what we have in store for us. My plan has been to have fresh fruit year round. We pretty much do, since we have Meyer Lemons, but I wanted more variety.

[@dlbeal]

What a beautiful, rainbow bounty you have there.

[@deborahedwards7185]

Very much enjoyed today's video!

[@psmamere]

I am mesmerized by these two folks they are rather folks making farming a joyful by the food they can produce. God bless all the information you are sharing..

[@sarahkirbach5040]

Y’all are so cute. And inspiring. I want to do more and a high tunnel really looks like the way to go. I am really wanting to feed my family from what I grow - thanks for sharing!

[@debsenritchedrefuge603]

I enjoy onion greens as much as the actual onion! High tunnels are looking great!!

[@weathermanplus]

Good morning Wanda and Danny! Plants look great!

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

Praying the weather stays north of us.

[@weathermanplus]

@@DeepSouthHomestead It looks good so far, maybe Friday night into Saturday morning

[@DebbiesHomeplace]

I really enjoyed this Garden Tour. You've got some nice bucket full of delicious groceries today. Glad you spotted that Moc, needed to nip that in the bud for sure.

[@debbee6449]

Love this tour! I am inspired and am praying for The Lord to show me land. Thank you so much for your excellent teaching.

[@gerhardbraatz6305]

I bought one of the blackberries 2 yrs ago and they produced so many runners which I moved that this spring I have a full row of blooming plants. You will have so many blackberrie plants, you won't know what to do.

[@magicalthinkingbarbi1195]

Looks great!!

[@dianatennant4346]

Wood sorrel is one of my granddaughter's favorite things love it and calls it sour grass like I did when I was little. Have to leave some growing

[@sarahkirbach5040]

I used to eat wood sorrel as a child too! I still eat it. One time I picked a bunch of it for my Sunday school teacher and ate half of it on the way to church ⛪️ 😊

[@besavedbygracetoday7367]

Wonderful to see everything! I’m inspired 😃

[@Emeraldwitch30]

I was in a hurry and forgot to grab a few dandelion plants last night for my chickens. They were not happy at lock up. I thought I saw what almost looked wild geraniums in with your oxalis. They are good for the hens too.

[@EdiblePlants]

Nice to get out of the rain looking good my friends

[@PurePondering]

I just sowed some wood sorrel seeds in one of my beds a couple weeks ago. Finally saw some sprouts yesterday afternoon, after we had 2 days of rain.

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

They will be there forever.

[@PurePondering]

@@DeepSouthHomestead yes. More memories of home.

[@wanamcwhirt2121]

Love your High Tunnels. Working are some myself. Much love.

[@staceya8227]

Your high tunnels have screen? I have never seen that, how awesome.

[@paularizzo5217]

I love the "in real time" weeding. Lol My Royal purple beans & Cherokee yellow wax beans are doing well, Contenders are slow & going to replant. Beautiful tour and foraging. Thanks.

[@AbleGoodman]

You guys are awesome! I don't see how you find so much time to do videos. We got our two garden plots planted. We also made a 3rd garden plot. We border ours all the way around with comfrey, which makes a perfect divider between the grass the the veggies. Somewhere I read that organic fruit growers put comfrey around the trunks of their fruit trees so it makes its own mulch in the winter. In the two older plots, we use cages made out of the 6" square concrete wire. In the new 3rd plot, we're going to use the fabric and pins you recommended. I also ordered a seed planting tray and the drain tray which goes under it from Hoss Tools. That way we can plant some things (like strawberries) which need to be closer together and hard to weed. God bless you guys for all the helpful information you give your followers!

[@sandhollowhomestead6972]

Lot's of goodies to eat. As the old timer said, God don't make no junk!

[@rhondamontgomery9796]

Love the videos!!! Was raised on a farm in hard times.... & we made it thru!! Dad was awesome. We worked hard -6 kids- Lots of canning. We had a sweet potato barn, made of logs, heated all winter & sold by the bushels for buying other things... like shoes 😂 Thank you for your time you share. May God bless you abundantly!!! From Arkansas

[@roxannern9393]

Wild huckleberries are the one thing I miss from the SE Alaska island.

[@BeauteeInTheGarden]

I just love watching to guy harvest! Happy Gardening and Hi, Mrs.Wanda how is your roses garden going?🌹🪴

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

Several have bloomed and lots of buds

[@BeauteeInTheGarden]

@@DeepSouthHomestead love it I have a weakness and it is flowers 🥰🌹🌺🌸 have a blessed day 🪴

[@RedRoadgifts]

The birds are yelling for the berries LOL

[@cathybehle-ernst5796]

God's wonderful garden. . . . .how beautiful. Yes, sir, you don't want that snake.

[@apiecemaker1163]

Danny’s happier in front of the camera with Wanda filming. Lol

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

Danny is a horrible camera person. He gets the worst shots. 😆

[@apiecemaker1163]

@@DeepSouthHomestead It wasn’t that I was talking about. My husband is the same. When you’re doing something, he is chomping at the bit for me to just move so he can do it his way. We’ve been married 40 years so I’m used to it. I just move and let him have it. Then he is happier which makes me happier. And the work gets done either way. Win win. ❤️🏡👏🤗

[@mattsmith4420]

Great job guys 👍

[@bethanyfields4706]

Good morning! ♥️🍅👏🏼

[@stevem6949]

Awesome!

[@debbyatwell7851]

love this

[@gerhardbraatz6305]

Weeds are just plants that we have not cultivated and in most cases are much higher than our veggies in vitamin content.

[@cindyharris8098]

Loving the sound of the rain while you’re harvesting.

[@ScottHead]

Looking good yall! Crazy winds!

[@poodledaddles1091]

I enjoyed the tour!

[@augiemanfredo1697]

Get you some feral cats, Snake problem solved. I live about 45 minutes NE from you and had problems with Copperheads and Moccasins around my pond...UNTIL I got the cats. I consider them "Contract Labor".

[@johnspires6102]

Mr Danny just watched you install the new greenhouse , you are a genius , thank you for teaching me a lot of things I never knew about gardening , God bless you and Miss Wanda

[@MrCntryjoe]

Yeah yeah. Good morning. Rain 🌧️ 😊! Great morning harvest. Radish, tender greens, n sprouts. Zone 6a. Peas replant, taters up, onions barely. No beans sprouting. Very nice tunnel. ☮️ HTGDE.

[@royholt6980]

looking good we got rain sat 2 in

[@DidiArte]

I wish I could give ten thumbs up! You and Wanda will be hearing from me soon! Watch for an message with "from Didi" in the subject line. Much love in Christ to you both!!! -- from Didi.

[@jenniferbeach6166]

Morning from Texas😊

[@LONESTARPIONEERING]

Yalls garden always look so good

[@derickmitchell9852]

Thank you for your gardening segments!!! I know we are both heaven bound. I know you are concerned about the future. We may disagree about politics but we do agree about gardening & God.

[@paulawaldrep9882]

MY HIGH-TUNNLE!!! You go girl!🙏

[@jamesstjohn5468]

Hey Danny, it's Jim down in Titusville Fla. Thank you for your Videos I Watch All. Thank You Also for your Wisdom. God Bless You Sir..

[@mysuburbanadventures9241]

Thank you for a wonderful time in the garden today learning excited for my crops to grow like yours. 😎

[@loriy7532]

What a fabulous onion resting idea. Great tip..

[@Outtahide540]

Yes definitely I would have done the same, moccasin gotta go. You guys are awesome with the food gathering. Would like to see how you brought the produce picked to the meal on the table. Great video and tour

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

That's on Wanda's channel Crazy dazes.

[@jamesbaker9383]

Our huckleberries don't get ready till fall down here in East Texas.

[@maroosk]

Gooood morning from Orlando (ish) I cannot wait for beans, my soil spots are finally lush, so ready. Great videos. I wish every grower great abundance and good health (plus helpful weather❤).

[@charmainemontgomery582]

Thank you for the tour of your high tunnel & the great outdoors 😊

[@pinetreehill586]

Great video! Thanks for sharing!

[@MatthewSherriff85]

I was thinking about growing some mini popcorn to pick as baby corn

[@jamesbaker9383]

YEP,,,, Keep those kids safe ! Didn't bother me one bit !

[@lanettel.5089]

Thank you. I'm a new city gardener and you guys are so awesome to give other tips on how to survive. My sweet potatoes I did what you said I got enough slips to plant all around the yard.

[@Cherie5353]

I really love your greenhouses. I was hoping to have a smaller version before I retire but it’s not going to happen. I will just have to watch you guys with yours. I love them.

[@PopleBackyardFarm]

Everything is looking wonderful Wanda

[@patricacompton9603]

Raspberries love "acidic" soil. Water with 1 tbsp white vinegar to 1 quart water then watch leaves.........also peat moss, small tree bark, or pine shavings will help.

[@RedRoadgifts]

Love your High tower thinking about trying to do that.

[@ravenlaughs9757]

So nice to see u two harvesting we cannot even start most seeds till May 10 where I live and to plant in the ground is June 1. Love seeing the greenery and green house♥️

[@mollysmith6055]

How awesome to see the bounty you have created there. I've been growing purple beans for a few years now and it is so much easier to see them when they are ready for picking. Thank you for showing the Cherokee Tan going on your cattle panel, I'm hoping to get mine to climb an arch this year to save space.