Did I do it wrong? Chats in the Garden

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[@DaniDaysAhead]

I definitely fall in the faithful regulars category 🤣 always good to see you Jill ❤

[@D4ni3773]

Can’t wait to see what’s to come! You guys do amazing things! The excitement when talking about what’s to come, I’m here for it. Hope you guys continue to do amazing things!

[@chelseagrimsley6689]

Jill, always do what brings you back to the garden! Remember what Jess says, the best medicine for the garden is the gardener.

[@augustagootee6254]

Amen to this to that memory!! Bc I have that memory of family and big huge meals we would fix and all the ppl come!!!!

[@pollywalker2586]

Great video sweet daughter in law! The girls will love it! Nate too!🌞

[@robinjohnston8180]

I love the fresh tomatoes here.

[@threewillowsfarm7779]

My how you have grown over the years Jill. You sound like mother wisdom. We all love you so much. The coat girlfriend where did you get the coat!?!

[@jasminelouisefarrall]

Absolutely gorgeous Dahlias 🌸💕🌸

[@scottlarkin4748]

This was a well placed vlog. It made me say to myself that I need to keep watching.

[@wendyreynolds6959]

I see a cookbook in your future. 🤗

[@takeitslowhomestead5218]

Uh-huh, yes! Thank you for the inspiration once again! 🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱...

[@mgtmoffat8411]

Life is constant change. Enjoy everyday. You are the only you so follow your dreams. 💕💕🌻🌻

[@stephaniehanuman-dale6279]

Gardening satisfies both the left and right side of the brain 🧠Be creative💚 Art and science 🤩🤓

[@tsdogsdragonfliesfarm2307]

I love this we call our garden an ingredient garden. We have a food garden but I’m always adding new things every year. Herbs flowers & food sounds like a Beautiful place. You will find yourself out in the garden everyday and enjoy it.

[@aileenbell6750]

Oh I love this! May I borrow your lovely name for my garden as well? 🥰

[@dougdarr5191]

When your hobby becomes your business it is easy to lose track of the things that brought you joy when you initially started doing it. Sometimes you just have to slow down and get back to the basics. I really enjoyed your video.

[@WhisperingWillowFarm]

You are absolutely correct my friend

[@christineclark]

I love the idea of having a culinary focused garden! We are only in year two of our homesteading journey and we continue to learn as we grow. This year I started with a couple of things that are new to us, such as fresh thyme, rosemary, Lemon balm and six different varieties of basil! While these are staples to some, they are very new to us and experimenting with their flavors has been so much fun! I especially love the lemon balm honey syrup! We can’t wait to see what you do with the space and all of the deliciousness that comes from it!

[@AdventureswithTom]

Hey guys, the Dahlias are spectacular!

[@chezelleconroy2951]

Faithful regular here! 🙋🏽‍♀️ Love it Jill 🇦🇺

[@bethsands7665]

What a nice peaceful garden video and inspirational . Fall certainly stirs the spirit in exciting ways and we should dream big in creating what we love and want in our garden journey of life. Live and grow better each year to fulfill our wild winding whims to stray from the straight and normal.

[@tammyprovost936]

Yeah but you get to learn as you go with you and that means more thank you we really do appreciate it.

[@mrs.bizzybee4437]

It’s so nice to see that garden again I really wish you would do more videos in there that is the garden that inspired me to start mine

[@Holly_at_gypsyhollergardens]

💙sounds like Daniels and Jessica's Instagram chat did some stirring in you 💙 Blessings

[@lindafraser9885]

Sounds like an exciting journey. I’ll be watching.

[@missladylexx]

How fun! Thank you for sharing this and inspiring my gardening mind!

[@kuchdilsecreationsbysonali9605]

Loved it heart to heart ,thanks for sharing

[@bnelson2180]

Hello 👋, I would totally recommend any Italian heirlooms.. They have so much flavor!

[@lajohnson1967]

What you’re describing is really the natural progression that happens with gardening for most people. You start off growing the “old standards” that you may have either grown up or chosen for their ease or high yields and then at some point most folks always start dedicating some space in their gardens to growing new things for their novelty or unique flavors. This is one of the joys of gardening. It allows you to bring flavors to your cooking that are not usually found in the average grocery store or market.

[@collinsddc1206]

Great video! Loved every minute, again thank you.

[@tamiwerner4790]

Love your new hair cut..

[@robinjohnston8180]

I planted old bananas today!

[@aileenbell6750]

Oh I am very excited for you and for us! Beyond having the soothing space of the garden, I also enjoy growing food for interesting flavors. It is always a balance, isn’t it! At the moment (in AZ) I have a ton of a hardy paste tomato growing. A workhorse that will give me lots of sauce…and just a couple of heirlooms, because that is all I had the space for. Next year I also want more space for those delicious (but often temperamental) varieties. Looking forward to your tips on gardening heirlooms!

[@amber_rose_mua]

I think that you should make space to maybe make an "outdoor kitchen" that would help bring you back and allow your friends and family and guests a whole new experience :)

[@bethanymorin3114]

Love the haircut girl!

[@robinjohnston8180]

So between the two of you, you can survive!

[@maribelcruz2459]

Thank you so much for this talk, I needed it. This year my garden didn't do so good but I'm also a new gardener. You encouraged me to rethink my plans and start over. It's not too late. Nice to see you back in the garden.

[@robinjohnston8180]

I have a dish of Cantellope seeds to plant.

[@tricicaskelton367]

I love my garden I wish I could be in it all the time it makes me sad when I have to live it lol that sounds funny

[@luielulu39]

Since I watched the documentary food inc ..( I only eat organically! ) I have only grown organic or non GMO / heirloom in my small garden .. soil has been tricky in WI I've had issues with blight. I totally see you having a farm to table feast.. right behind you with Einstein lights draped from the trees and a cookbook with some of Grandpa's recipes

[@faithfullyfitkitchen]

These dahlias are amazing Jill!! So gorgeous!

[@DaniDaysAhead]

Hey! I know yall 🤣

[@jenedge5579]

If you don’t know of her, I would like to suggest you research Alice Waters and Chez Panisse. I bet you’ll find her interesting. She was a pioneer in being a foodie. ♥️

[@joybartlett9784]

My mother loved her garden and tried to find new way to create a different type of food for the table. She loved her family by doing the different types of things for them to eat and enjoy.

[@kevinjohnson4418]

My sister planted a 2 acres lot of tulips she just love the color and beauty so the last two yrs local flower shop been contacting her for her flower because shipping and receiving was a mess due to covid she was able to make a helfty profit and now sale her flowers to 6 local flower shop

[@augustagootee6254]

This past year I had trellis of beans and ghords and ive gotten so many fun pics with this trellis it's been an awful year for our garden really lot disappointments due to the weather and bad harvest and then when all the things happened with dad and my son I was still able to come back to the trellis. So your right if wasn't for trellis I prob thru the towel in bc its been rough one. But I am so thrilled to learn about hybrid vs heirloom and combine the too!!! Bc yes am for flavor made some the best speghetti sauce and bbq sauce this year with all the varieties but would like to do more maybe sell some produce as well and share this wonderful flavors with others.

[@juliafiore120]

I can’t wait to follow along. Well said, Jill

[@charliehoos9773]

I grow a garden to provide fresh vegetables for my family to eat year round, cook with my own herbs and limit the expense at the grocery store. Tonight’s toasted tomato sandwiches - I never knew there were so many colors and flavors of tomatoes. My mom made the best Thanksgiving turkey and this year I can use my own herbs to season everything! 😃

[@faithfullyfitkitchen]

Jill I always appreciate the transparency that you and Nathan provide. Your channel is an excellent example of what it means to be a homesteader. Sustainability is a main reason for us to pursue this lifestyle. I am also a huge foodie, so fresh & real ingredients is like a love language of mine! Lol

[@karionhawkins3091]

You have a gift, the way you share your thoughts and ideas. You are inspiring and at the same time very real, thank you

[@thepadillafamilyhomestead]

I can't wait to see what you do with your garden. I also can't wait to see what you cook from it.

[@candicecullengrowcooknourish]

So inspiring!

[@lindag4484]

Keep calm and Pumpkin Latte on! I grow because I know it's better and fresher than what I can get at a big grocery chain store. I love your channel. You are ambitious but sweet, creative and interesting, and best of all you are honestly upbeat and not 'doomsday scary' like way too many channel hosts are these days. My sincere thanks for that.

[@SusanHilesCreates]

Awesome video. It encourages me! 💕

[@sandrainontario6710]

, is that your bathrobe jill? Now that is authentic!❤️❤️ and pretty too!

[@billiejoblizard6050]

I always try something new to grow every year. This year I tried lots of new things! It was exciting and I loved it! Not all were keepers but such fun to try different things! I can’t wait to see what you and Nathan do!

[@elizabethhenson2659]

I'm not new to gardening but I'm back from a gardening hiatus. This year was my year for exploration. Most of what I grew and am growing this fall was for flavor/color. Next year will be the shift from growing for fun and curiosity sake to growing more for production. I will have a blend of hybrids and heirlooms. Heirlooms have my heart and I think always will. But I do need more in the way of production.

[@michelledawson9646]

I always turn to you for some peace and sunshine in this crazy world. Thank you

[@robinjohnston8180]

Talk to your Husband about an outdoor kitchen where you can bake your sourdough bread!

[@WhisperingWillowFarm]

It's on the list 😉

[@mrsB0915]

Your hair 😍

[@snowbel09able]

I'm all in for this culinary garden experience. This is what I've been waiting for. I think you truly have been called to do this journey. Thank you Jill and Nate for all you do. I'm so excited!! Now I'll go and finish the video. Jerris (San Diego)

[@Rebecca.Robbins]

Oh Jill, I feel like you are speaking directly to ME. I've been a production weaver for going on 10 years and now I feel pulled to pivot. I started a KZbin channel and now I'm touring and posting videos about other fiber artists studios. I still LOVE weaving, but I need a change!

[@marikaniemi8610]

This video really touched my heart and it really made me think about why I grow food on my tiny backyard. Earlier I have always tried to grow something new. This summer only the things that I know is easy and I get some extra that we can eat in the winter. Next summer I will grow also something fun. And I can't wait to see your garden.

[@teresafreeman3021]

You get after it girl!!👩‍🌾👩‍🍳

[@lindapaden]

Going to keep learning skills on a small scale now and following along. Because, who knows how I could use those skills later :)

[@fareebug8439]

💡May consider making new high tunnel only Dahlias and Peppers (that both can over winter in the high tunnel slightly warmed by a compost bin in the center), much less work digging up and waiting for maturity every year. 💡 Also can use shade cloth over Dahlia side to promote slight "legginess" for longer sellable stems. 💕 Just thoughts. 💕💕Excited for you!!!! 💕💕

[@joywhitley3141]

How exciting!! ❤️Love that idea.

[@marygrott8095]

Very excited to see where you go with this, Jill.

[@mrsB0915]

Would love to see more cooking videos from you guys! I grew up on a typical processed foods American diet and trying to learn how to cook from scratch and cook from the garden has been challenging

[@joywhitley3141]

Love this idea❣️

[@KathyW5]

I love your hair! I know it was probably difficult to cut off the length, but it looks super beautiful. I also can't wait to explore your garden vision next year.

[@mikkileon6380]

Now I’m really excited to see what you’re gonna do and to learn from you. Thanks for sharing❣️❣️❣️♥️

[@creationsbychristieb]

Totally off the subject at hand, but where did you get your jacket? I really love that style!! It's beautiful!

[@southerngardengigi]

I know what you’re talking about, Jill. I had raised beds and two trellises by my pool and extra space planted out near my greenhouse this year. After doing that I realized I want to do more gardening that heals the soil and my small area of earth. So next year will look different for me as well. Currently looking into some different things like more food forest type design along with rain garden and swale ideas to help control the flow of water down our property

[@kathysykora1195]

Thank you for your video. It inspired me to not feel I have to grow x, y, z to be a veg gardener. I am adding more bulbs, flowers to my vegetable garden next year. We don’t need as much as in the past and I am ready feel it’s okay to grow what makes me smile while I wander in my garden with my coffee and my 🐈‍⬛❤️ P.S. Your garden is lovely 🌼🌞

[@nicoleolson1347]

I really find orderly rows artistic

[@chelseagrimsley6689]

Time mark 1:10, what are those flowers? They are so cute!

[@sunshineandshadow4560]

I'm sooooo excited about this!! Thank you so much for the inspiration 💗

[@teresalynn24]

Where did you get your jacket so cute

[@onemoredoll5791]

For me it was self-sufficiency and the fact I have been a foodie for decades. I like shopping my back yard. My issue now is that I got covid and I still cant taste or smell anything. Its horrible!!! I have a beautiful garden and chickens...and cant smell or taste a thing. How does a gardner plant food they cant taste or smell? This is so difficult and I havent seen anyone discuss this in the garden/homestead world. Im so sad.

[@nicoleolson1347]

Can you make a video of cooking the Asian foods?

[@augustagootee6254]

I hate hate going grocery something about going out and getting ur food in back yard

[@reginagibson1908]

I see Jesus in your lives and the praise you give him, asking for prayers. Gardening is a outlet for you to see and allow Gods glory to shine. Stewardship of what God has provided.

[@sunsetsky594]

The chat was great and inspiring but I so long for a tour of your gardens. Is it possible for you to film a tour while you chat. Or if it's too complicated to walk, talk and film, maybe film the tour first with out sound and then voice over the chat?

[@WhisperingWillowFarm]

Great idea!

[@kevinjohnson4418]

My sister planted a 2 acres lot of tulips she just love the color and beauty so the last two yrs local flower shop been contacting her for her flower because shipping and receiving was a mess due to covid she was able to make a helfty profit and now sale her flowers to 6 local flower shop

[@joandanza]

That’s great! It must look gorgeous to have 2 acres of tulips growing at once

[@aileenbell6750]

How wonderful!