Full July Garden Tour and Harvest | What's working and What's not | Beginner Gardner

[@rebeccainspiringhope4357]

When you put that single cherry tomato in the basket, I laughed and my heart smiled. 🤩

[@deborahhoward9495]

Start saving milk jugs and cut the bottom out. When you plant your tomatoes next year, put a milk jug over each of your tomato plants and let them stay until you are sure the cold snap is over. The tomatoes love the warmth in the jugs and any frost will not damage the plants inside. When the tops of the plants grow out the top of the jug, it's probably time to take them off if you are sure the cold is over. We have had to rush out before dark many times in Central Alabama to cover our tomatoes when we are expecting a cold snap with frost.

[@outtapocket1220]

Every time you say, "I'll show you what I'm doing with..." Or "I'll show you guys that recipe" Im yelling YES! Love you and your channel, Becky. Way to go on your garden this year so far

[@margaretjacobs914]

❤

[@robynm7221]

Becky, you make me smile & remember how I felt every time I'd see something growing in my 2.5 acre garden. I remember eating some of my harvested items just as I picked them, like you do. You make me feel young again & I get so excited when I see your face lihgt up when you spot something in your garden to show us. You make my days brighten & I catch myself smiling & rememvering days long past. For all the smiles you give me & others, I thank you & thank you for all the gardening tips you share with others who are working their own gardens/farms. You are a very special young lady & I'm so glad I found your channel ❤ ❣ The energizer bunny is envious of you 🤭😄👍❣ Much love❤ & prayers 🙌🙏from S. Florida🏖 ⛵ 🏝 ☀️🌦🙋‍♀️

[@vickiwills9950]

Well said!❤😊

[@hanorabrennan7909]

You're a pure pleasure to watch and learn from. Hope your partner appreciates what a rare treasure you are! Greetings from Ireland ☘☘☘

[@OurSmallholdingAdventure]

What a lovely comment 💚 hi from England 👋

[@anastasiarose16]

🥺 the amount of sweetness here is lovely, hello from NE USA👋🥰

[@Iamhome365]

Exactly! She's amazing. From Ireland too

[@annesofiejuhlnielsen3681]

Hi Becky, I know this is an older video, but I just want to let you know that i am soooo inspired by you and your garden - so much that I am creating my own beds like yours on my newly bought farm! My goal is to grow food for me and my boyfriend, kind of self-substainable and I also want a booth down by the road to sell my flowers, fruits and veggies! (very common summer thing to do in Denmark) My farm has 50 fruit-trees (plums, apples and pears), and I am learning so much from you and how you garden. I am so impressed by your knowledge about gardening and I strive to be like you with my garden, :)

[@MissouriCrookedBarnHomestead]

I have a little story for you. I have several Jack-O-Lantern pumpkins growing out in my garden, however, originally I never planted them. I had 1 random pumpkin come up in my flower bed the first year I was in this house 5 years ago. I saved the seed from it and now the seed that I have every year is all from that original 1 pumpkin that I never planted and did not even have seed for. So these pumpkins likely came from a bird. You can pack and can pumpkin puree from Jack-O-Lanterns as well and it's just as good as any other.

[@jswhosoever4533]

I planted watermelons 2 years ago and got a bunch. Didn't plant them last year or this year, but I have a TON of watermelons on a cattle panel arch this year over top of a couple of rows of peppers😁

[@SaltySeed]

We tried to make puree out of Jack o lanterns it was super watery and we cooked it for 10hrs trying to dry out up some. Now we use acorn squash instead.

[@MissouriCrookedBarnHomestead]

@@SaltySeed Never had that issue, might be an area and how much rain you had. Pumpkins are pretty good at retaining water when they need it.

[@andreae8453]

In Spain we grow luffas and we get a looooot of heat in the summer, like 40°C I think it's 110F, so maybe they need lots of heat. Epic Gardening has a KZbin video about luffas, maybe it can help! And what you say about the tomatoes and the bush beans, it might be because beans fix nitrogen into the soil and tomatoes loooove that

[@bettyjoy6361]

Save seeds from the ones that survived the frost or freeze and you’ll know that you saved the hardy ones that are best for your area xx

[@lindsayhanson2338]

All of my tomato cages went completely horizontal during a big storm we had about two months ago and in a feat of epic laziness I decided to just let the plants stay down since the plants were already pretty big. They have been producing wonderfully and require little effort from me so I consider that a win.

[@outtapocket1220]

Just curious, are you having any trouble with pests like mole crickets with the vines being along the ground?

[@lindsayhanson2338]

@@outtapocket1220 surprisingly no! Obviously them being on the ground isn’t ideal but so far it hasn’t been such a bad thing.

[@OurSmallholdingAdventure]

Those potatoes looked amazing, hope they tasted good! You’re doing sooo well, better than many old timer gardeners! Brilliant update Becky

[@angelad6797]

Yes for the growing in containers series!🙌🏻 I can’t wait 😁 I live in an apartment and grow all from containers, just learning as I grow!!

[@tinabow3812]

Becky I'm going through some of the shows I missed I don't know how I end up missing them but I'm going through and I found shows that I never seen before so I keep you informed

[@Chet_Thornbushel]

Your impromptu potato harvest made me laugh! We reconfigured our main veg garden this year adding in some raised beds and eliminating a large in-ground one to give a better layout and flow in our backyard. Welp, I got volunteer potatoes growing out of my lawn now from where the garden was last year 😂 I started watering them specifically and I can’t wait to dig them up to see what kind of harvest it will be lol! We call them the lawn potatoes

[@robynm7221]

😄🤭 Love your name for them: Lawn Potatoes 🥔 😊 You'll have to lettuce 🤭 know how many you were abke to harvest. Now I have recipes going through my mind for your Potatoes 🥔 🙃 🤭❣

[@daniellesunley4807]

Your garden is looking great. Last year my tomatoes really struggled with the heat and wind that we get in Missouri. This year I decided to let them sprawl. I planted 2-3 of each verity at the end of each bed. They have sprawled and set roots into my wood chip paths. I already have about 30, 1/2 pints of tomatoes in the pantry.

[@callmepj4333]

Girl, you’re AMAZING!!!! Love, love, love your channel.

[@AcreHomestead]

Thank you so much!!

[@zirmina1]

Hey Becky I just found your channel and I'm on a legit homemade wine fueled binge! Your no-nonsense realness while still living the dream, to us that want to homestead, is so inspiring. Cheers from the nearly arctic (Finland).

[@AcreHomestead]

Aw thanks!

[@shirleyjjohnston5469]

Becky I heard that your husband Josh built all of the boxes your using in your garden. Your garden is heaven.and your the little angel who is caring for them. I’m learning so much. Thank you.

[@kirtabets]

The little editing touches like the silent shot placing a single cherry tomato in the huge basket are so good!

[@metalmartha2571]

Cabbage growing tip: my grandma used to always take one of the cabbage leaves from the outside of the plant and lay it on top of the head as it grew so that bugs would not burrow or eat into the head. Works like a charm! Loofa will grow anywhere if it’s nice and warm… Unfortunately they take forever to get going. I start/plant mine in the greenhouse every year… by this time they are just starting to grow LOL I am zone 3B northern Canada

[@tammygeorge2756]

I just love your enthusiasm 💕 It makes watching your vlogs so much more fun. And your garden is definitely amazing!

[@shawnfoster6233]

You mentioned that this is your second year gardening, it looks like you've been doing it all your life ! Very impressive!

[@lourddes6341]

Omg just opening YT and see that there’s a new Becky video it makes my evening better. Always a relaxing night when there’s a new video thanks for so much inspiration

[@MinglewithMiMi]

"Oh that's a rock", I found that so hilarious. I never thought I would enjoy a video like this. Thank you. I don't have a green thumb but I am trying to learn. I have a tiny tiny back yard and I want to start growing herbs and other things and have no clue where to begin.

[@elisheba7938]

I absolutely love your videos.. I love gardening and I am a first timer also. I just started a handful garden of bush beans, tomatoes and okra last year. And this year on my balcony I have peppers, tomatoes, herbs and flowers.

[@terryhenderson424]

For your labels, wash and save your dairy containers. Create a template 3/8"-"-3/4"across, 3"-6" long, with a point on one end which is f,at across the other. Use a Sharpie type perma-mar,er to trace your template around the outside of your dairy container and expendable or garage scissors to cut your plant markers out. Optionally, use an expendable hole punch (or a nail setter punch over an expendable piece of wood) to out a hole in the end for suspending on a trellis. Use a Sharpie or Ultra-fine perma marker to write your plant name etc...9n the white side. For a little more cost, contractors flags are pretty quick and easy to use as plant labels. Use the different colors to color code your garden. Use Sharpies to write in tne flags and keep the text to words you're willing to use through years 2 to abiut 5. They make a bright garden u til the foliage grows; and after dele ding upon the height of your folliage.

[@florence7478]

I love your variety of Tamatoes. Just a little trick we do on our homestead. Tamatoes cross pollinate so to save the seeds of a special variety I use a small organza bag over the flowers to ensure it stays pure.

[@kitt7477]

Hi Becky, I really look forward to your videos. Their such a de-stressor for busy days. Seeing you garden is a pleasure.

[@matthewbrooks1589]

It is so crazy to me that this is only your 2nd year growing stuff. The amount that you are growing and the quality of looks fantastic. I know there is still a learning process going on but dang you are doing SO good 👍👍

[@nancyollis1049]

Blue lake was my go to tomatoes, I kept canning and the more I picked more grew. ALOHA

[@susieQ666]

ive been so busy ...of course as soon as i get a chance i catch up all ive missed 😊😊 ...oh how wonderful ... your gardens thriving n the bees are buzzing ...pure bliss ⭐⭐

[@alexandralukas5406]

I planted two of the Barry’s Crazy Cherry tomatoes and have been living off them for weeks! I will definitely plant those again!

[@1bestfriend2u18]

Thanks for sharing. I just love gardens and yours is such a treat to see. God is good. 👍🏾

[@Tailsofmiloandchai]

Spring starts in about 3weeks for us in Cape Town, so I'm looking forward to getting some growth in the garden especially some tomatoes. Your garden is looking fabulous. Such a great harvest

[@kdonor]

Yay, I just watched your onion and basil harvest and dehydration this morning and then looked at your channel and wished you had more videos made. So thank you! My oven has a dehydrate setting but I really hesitate to use it while I'm running the AC. I have loads of basil but I've mostly been giving it away.

[@Imjetta7]

You could chop and freeze it, or make pesto and freeze that.

[@lesley-annmaggs15]

I am amazed by all you've done!! Do you ever sleep?? How much produce do you have? So much work to preserve it all. You really never cease to amaze me with everything you achieve. " If we have time I'll harvest it this evening..." . Just love you Becky your great, you inspire me and now my daughter, the ideas you've given us for the freezer and the garden and storing in general. You've got me re-thinking how to improve my pantry, yep I have one have instilled in my daughters the importance of having one. Like you it got us through the pandemic ( well at least the 1st bit) I haven't grown anything for a couple of years due to my health. We had a home invasion 12/21/2019 by a man with a hand axe, who assaulted us 3adults,one 13yr old and a 2yr old. We fought back and he was shocked that two 60yr olds had any fight at all. As you can imagine it certainly knocked the stuffing out of us but he was caught, we're still waiting to go to court. Since then we've not been productive indoors or in the garden, which he trashed. Yep, we actually know him ( thought we did) he wrecked the garden November 2019. What I'm trying to get to is you've actually achieved some motivation over here in England. My husband has watched bits of your videos and it's given him the impetus to start planning things again. So, from the bottom of my heart I thank you so much Becky for coming I to our lives. All of us involved have/are struggling with day to day stuff in it's entirety, you've bought some light back into it. I can't thank you enough. I'm so happy to have found you and bulk watched to catch up...worth every second spent. Such a gift. God bless, keep up the good work. Take care and keep safe. Much love Lesley-Ann xX

[@monicas2461]

I came to rewatch this video! It’s July of 2022 and I wanted to know how your garden was last year.

[@LizWilliamsWildflowerLiz]

Composting your lettuce in place is such a great idea!!!

[@maryegerton6848]

I literally have no words……..your garden is perfection. The envy is truly real. I haven’t had to water this garden all year. It’s raining a lot this year and I am kind of worried about them getting too much. My tomato plants are so heavy with fruits, but they aren’t red yet. My spaghetti squash has kind of come to a stand still. I hope it picks up. ☮️💕

[@piscesdreamer1154]

The envy is real here too! I'm in the desert and have to water every morning lol I dream about that rainy life 😍✌❤

[@maryegerton6848]

@@piscesdreamer1154 life is kinda crazy 😜

[@SamGreenslyfox]

Please make a video of the fermenting hot sauce. That’s my goal for mine this year too! 🫑🌶

[@AcreHomestead]

I will!

[@elainebinette6655]

You should have millions of followers. You are simply amazing!

[@nicollekalivoda9454]

Last year I also lost track of what was what in my garden in terms of varieties, so this year I put some effort into making labels. I use plastic yogurt containers, scissors and a sharpie pen. I cut long narrow rectangles of the plastic, fork one end and write the variety on each label and it’s been super helpful from when I started my seeds to now. The plastic labels are durable and can be re-used next year too. No more forgetting what I planted!

[@shamancarmichael5305]

I loved when you put that one tiny tomato in your big basket! It was like a little promise of the baskets full to come! 🍅

[@jodythomas1159]

Ok...confession..... I didn’t watch your video. HOWEVER I listened to it as I cleaned my kitchen (unload & load dishwasher, wash some items by hand, scrub stove top, really wipe down surface tops). This may be a no big deal task for some. For me, it’s huge!!!! I have clinical depression & severe anxiety. I’ve wanted to get my kitchen in order. But I’ve felt too overwhelmed. And too, I had the mindset of who cares. I knew if I at least had your voice in the background, I would connect your voice to your incredible sense of “get er done” mentality. I write this because I did it! My kitchen is clean. So I thank you!!! 🌻 Now, I’ll watch the video. 😉

[@AcreHomestead]

Wow Jody! Thank you for sharing that with me! It makes doing all of this so worth it! Trust me tho I have very messy parts of my house too! You are a rock star and should be very proud of yourself! Keep it up!

[@emcanspell]

these garden tours are my favourite of the videos you do!!! thanks for letting us into your garden :)

[@samanthawoodman2428]

So excited for your garden! Those squash are going off!!! My favorite clip though from this video is you putting that one cherry tomato in your giant basket, lol! That is me right now.

[@marybk882]

That made me chuckle too.

[@deanawells4395]

I had an abundance of hot peppers so I started to feed them to my chickens. They love them and I swear that my eggs have a Beautiful pepper taste to them.

[@jessicaa9364]

I put some of my extra cucumbers in the ninja, froze into ice cube trays, then vacuum sealed. Cucumber water all year long :)

[@kaymack5304]

So funny you posted this. I just got back from vacation and the person taking care of my garden mistakenly put my dukes in the freezer. When I looked up ideas for the frozen cakes, I came across the recommendation to defrost, purée and freeze in ice cube trays. Who knew?!

[@ldg2655]

I think loofahs drag along until you think they won’t do ANYTHING, then they jump into gear and make like crazy.. I threw out a couple seeds of Jack O’ Lantern pumpkins (way too) early this spring, and they, surprisingly, survived several frosts and a freeze.. They must absolutely LOVE where they are because they’ve spread to a 75’ diameter and I have about 30 pumpkins in various stages, and still blooming! I am not new to gardening, but this is My first year to grow pumpkins.

[@dumbbunnie123]

I've been homesteading for 38 years and I'm still learning. I just discovered herb salts.take 2/3 fresh herb to 1/3 sea salt.blend until it resemble s course paste ,spread on parchment paper and dehydrate. When completely dried pop in the blender and blend till very fine. The color is beautiful, the flavor is amazing. I use basil salt on cherry tomatoes cut in half and sprinkled with the basil salt and I dehydrate them ...oh my what a tasty snack . You can soak them in olive oil ,like sundried tomatoes. Just another fun way to enjoy your harvest.

[@corinnakohl9474]

Hello, just a little garden tip, you mention that you are going to plant beans again in the same bed, you might want to consider crop rotation, the ground will benefit from this practice

[@MairIsabell]

Love the garden updates and it was nice seeing your orchard update! We are planning to plant fruit trees for the first time and I’m really excited 😄

[@faithannetoo]

Thanks for sharing your garden! It is such an encouragement. It is not uncommon for echinacea to not bloom the first year. Next year it will be covered in blooms starting as early as mid June 😁

[@AcreHomestead]

Oh thank you!

[@claireferrari4805]

You're amazing!! Such a light & you always bring a smile to my face! Thank you Becky! God Bless

[@carolehawkinson7330]

The cattle panels are stellar! Much better than stakes or cages!!

[@piscesdreamer1154]

This is your second year!? Girl, get it. 🙌😍❤ I'm in my second year as well and have A LOT of plants crammed into roughly 400sq ft of space lol Trellised of course. But, its producing and I'm happy. Love and Light sister 😍✌❤

[@lisatangen4213]

Love the potatoes!!! Like treasure hunting 😀 thank you for making these videos. . I'm sure it takes a lot of time and work to do them. You make them so interesting, educational and entertaining.

[@andrewmutavi590]

Love ur enthusiasm, it's infectious, ur hubby should show his face once in a while, he is one supportive dude

[@agnebausiene9958]

Hi, Becky! Your videos are so good! I can't wait to see how you will preserve all the garlic, which you harvested earlier! You inspired me to use the dehydrator, which was sitting lonely in the corner :) Now I'm dehydrating some tomatoes and earlier I dehydrated blackcurrants, mint leaves and lemon and made a fantastic tea out of it! Can't wait to drink it in the cold winter days. Best wishes from Lithuania (country in the Europe) and waiting for the next video. Good luck with the harvest!

[@beckyoverstreet7478]

Becky you r so amazing! I learn so much from you as you pack so much information about your different varieties of plants.. all your thoughts on what you have planted ..for a beginner u really know so much about your garden. I’m so excited about your upcoming patio garden of planting in small areas ! I definitely am looking forward to that because that is the way I have to garden. I’m physically challenged so I can’t do much at a time because I start hurting too bad ..but I love to garden and it’s so contagious watching your videos because you get such a delight in planting and then getting to harvest and I’m the same way even if it’s a single little tomato on the vine it’s thrilling when all the work and time u put into it comes to fruition! It’s so exiting to watch as you go through your garden as you explain so much and it helps us learn as you are learning your garden too! Do you keep a journal on all your garden information ex like next year I’m going to plant this bed entirely with such n such beans .. I would forget by next year if I didn’t write it down. Ha . But I love all that you do on your channel but going to the garden and doing stuff there is my favorite,so much fun to watch, canning , putting up your harvest in any way shape or fashion that you do , and cooking ! Great video ! I grew my first butternut last year when it just came up as a volunteer plant .. I could only tell it was a type of squash so it was so much fun watching it grow and find out what it was going to become! BTW It was delicious! Thank you for motivating us to get out there and garden! Blessings!❤️

[@AcreHomestead]

Becky than you so much! I’m glad you are here :) I love volunteers! They always do so well

[@alexadavidson6227]

I love your videos Becky! I’m a new gardener and I’m so thankful you’re sharing what you learn! 🥰 I use the app PictureThis to help me identify weeds/plants but it can also diagnose problems if you upload photos of your plant. And its free!!! Maybe it can help your sweet potatoes! 🍠

[@terryhenderson424]

Sometime, check out "sweet beet pie". Tratitionally winter overed beets were shred, cooked, riced, and whipped with the cream; or as a mid-winter fresh from the garden treat. It was also used to use up canned beets in anticipation of the current year's food prep season...I had it once with orange-pickled beets which was thickened up with cornstarch or maybe tapioca; I was a little kid so taste and texture were most important to me, not how but what. - it does taste best with small, fresh spring beets harvested for thier greens; and likely to thin the garden.

[@hummerfan9360]

Becky, your garden is gorgeous. Good job, I think you are a gardener for sure.

[@TheBridgeFarmstead]

For your tomatoes I've found that it's good to let your tomatoes keep 2 suckers. Try and keep them even, one on the left of plant and one on the right. This way your tomatoes have 3 strong producing branches. I mark my suckers I'm keeping and then make sure to remove all the others. 🙌

[@sherryshelton199]

I share your excitement in growing a garden most rewarding thing ever. Don’t have one going right now ☹️. I would love to be your neighbor! You know for when you just have to much and need to give it away. 😊

[@BitznPiecez]

I love how knowledgeable you are about all these homesteading techniques! did you learn from a book or by experience ? What book would you recommend?

[@taneriapollins9225]

I have been learning a lot from KZbin about fruit trees. The gardening channel he says when you have rot in your fruit trees remove them from the property because it will cause other stuff to rot. Also with cabbage maybe if you space them out more they will grow bigger. I love your channel. You have a great personality.

[@valerieelfering692]

Remember to rotate your crops to reduce nutrient loss in your soil and minimize pests year after year.

[@gwendolinecarrie3214]

Borscht is a great way to use beets 😉

[@FernandaStarling]

idk why, but I laugh so much with the tiny tomato in a huge basket clip hahah ... your garden looks stunning and really producing.. I found your videos about a week or two ago and I'm already starting to run out of videos to watch.. can you please upload like 2 a day ? lol ... I'm kidding... I know how time consuming KZbin is .... Anyway .. I just wanted to say hi from Brazil! 😘

[@christinacrafts]

Harvard beets are a family favorite here! They can well too. You make gardening look so easy and fun! You're an inspiration, love your enthusiasm! Sending love from 🇨🇦

[@villanella]

you have a beautiful, lovely garden. i really love that it is very natural. good job, i hope you will have a more successful garden this year!

[@anahidkassabian4471]

I am so, so impressed with how much you plant and keep up and harvest alongside a full time job. It's just incredible, and super fun to watch. I have three tiny raised beds, some pots, and another patch on the side of the house that I'm just starting to plant as a bee garden, and that's plenty of work for me! And even in that tiny amount of space, I have three volunteer squashes and a tomato that can only have come from my compost, so I'm super curious to see what comes of them. Thanks for taking us along in your garden as it's growing!

[@krisjx3]

Yaaas! Love it! Everything is just thriving Becky!

[@nerdymax1616]

I have three pumpkins starting to grow from my surprise pumpkin patch! I’ve made sure to water them tons. I also love seeing how many bees 🐝 have been hanging around.

[@dawnmabe8777]

You will love your blue lake green beans. We had six rows prob 25 or 30 foot long and we canned 120 quarts off them plus they were picked 2extra times by my husbands aunts once we were done with them. My favorite. My kids while picking loved to see who could pick the longest beans

[@christinemcnamara8787]

Your garden is so big and beautiful you do a very good job

[@christinemcnamara8787]

You're welcome Becky you really do a good job in your garden

[@evilvampireduck]

My favorite cameo was the whole ass lil frog that popped out of the cabbage 🐸

[@nashnash7997]

Becky your garden is looking SO beautiful 💙

[@robynbrown8071]

Wow what a lovely veg garden channel. So glad I've found you (kind of) near the beginning of your journey. Off to binge watch all the other videos after this one. Much love from York, UK 🇬🇧❤

[@nicolekerr7065]

LOL the one tiny red tomato in the basket

[@LizGross]

If you want to see some super large tomato clusters, grow BLONDKÖPFCHEN. My favorite tomato.

[@montufaraj]

Love your videos. I live a couple hours north of you, so I get a lot of ideas for my garden.

[@evelynrogers7145]

I use wood chips too. And I grew sun gold cherry tomatoes for the first time

[@pocasanchez]

I'm so excited about how fast your channel is growing lately!😊 All your hard work is paying off and setting you up for even bigger dreams! Sometimes I feel like I'm watching the beginnings of Roots and Refuge here:') Thanks for sharing!🙏💕

[@heatheringram2976]

Your garden size is my dream. I’m having to pull out summer crops that are still producing, in order to have room for the fall crops that will live all winter under covers where I live in zone 6b. I plant a lot of lettuce, leeks, greens, carrots. In your zone you could definitely have salads and greens to sauté all winter if you cover them. I just cut pvc pipe to make hoops for the covers to go on top of. It holds up lots of snow off the plants.

[@mirandahoffman-giles9655]

Your garden is beautiful! I'm just north of you in the Seattle area, and I have had a really bad time with my squash this year. I have had to hand pollinate every single one. Just a real bummer compared to previous years. It is like the bees are just not interested in the squash when they have so many other options. Maybe I need to start beekeeping!

[@carrief1759]

Your beets are beautiful. I really enjoy sauteed or stir fried beet greens.

[@inabates8919]

Try putting a big pot of lavender amongst your corn to get the pollinators there.

[@debbiealtman4572]

What a beautiful garden Becky. Every year you’ll get better.

[@AcreHomestead]

Thank you Debbie!

[@brittanyash8340]

I would love to study your Vedic astrology chart. Haha. I vibe a lot with you, and I'm willing to bet you've got some heavy Capricorn energy and also Aries energy too.

[@theoldfarmerswife5915]

I’m impressed that you are able to have tomatoes so late in the summer. My tomatoes are still very green. I’m concerned they won’t ripen befor the freeze

[@alexishodgson7624]

Love it! I love everything you share! I wish I could slow down the video because your excitement shows in talking faster. LOL. I love it, I like watching at a bit slower pace.

[@ssamuel408]

Thank you. Very impressive. Please pace yourself so that you do not burn out. I have a garden and sometimes things can become very overwhelming.

[@mszeppelin5764]

I have a suggestion. Maybe you could build raised beds next year where your tomato 🍅 trellis is already ... to give that wonderful area better soil. Much much love 💕. Your content is so fun. 😎

[@vivecah6011]

Its so good to watch u harvest n see how well ur garden is doing. I wish I could do what u do. Great to watch.

[@terryhenderson424]

For your potatoes - look at what are called "potato stacks". For an experiment, begin with a square tomato cage and line it with a King bed sheet, burlap coffee bean bags (in hindsight, there are reasons to look for organic coffee bean bags), or the sides of card board boxes which just fit inside your square cages. Slough the 3dges of cloth based items down the sides. As the potato tops grow, add your cloth or box based sides in about 12" (or 18") tall increments, then add dirt or growing medium. The buried greenery roots up then grows more potatoes. To harvest, you topple your tower and go from there. - if this suits your fancy, you can drift to locking/ fastened wood frames; diy of course but you amy be able to buy them. Others use repirposed metal items but, they can be burned to kill eggs and larve like the dreaded potatoes battle or potatoes fly. Metal culverting of one type or another is a favorite. Metal can get hot in tne heat; cloth and cardboard can get dry and even wick (or suck'cause it sucks) moisture out of dirt or growing medium.,

[@pamt8430]

Everything looks gorgeous!!! Please show when you harvest your potatoes and carrots. I haven't had good luck and need some encouragement. 😊

[@rachellt6690]

Love your video's, takes my mind off all the negative things in the world these days.

[@AcreHomestead]

Thank you :) I’m so glad

[@karenedwards9510]

I love your zinnias. I didn't think I would like them because I never saw this breed.