HARVEST IS ON THE WAY

[@TheWhitetailrancher]

The most important thing to have in your garden is the footprints of the gardener!

[@pamelaburdick8366]

Grammy gets my Employee for the Day! Cooking and transplanting Tomatoes are the most important because of versatility: sauce, spaghetti sauce, paste, ketchup, diced tomatoes, pizza sauce. Possibilities are endless

[@Alextodd007]

Hello Pamela

[@kens.3729]

Drone Footage is Off the Charts, Solid. Keep up the Strong 💪 Effort because your Family makes a Huge Difference. 👍🙏

[@kens.3729]

Grammy is the Chief Cook, Chief Bottle Washer & Chief Transplanter. Definitely a Keeper. 😬👍🙏

[@bethwilt3483]

Love Grammy! Miss Callie girl I sure hope you feel better honey. Crops are looking fantastic! Flowers and veggie plants look strong and healthy. Hanging baskets are just stunning. Teamwork surely shows the results.

[@Alextodd007]

Hello Beth

[@Alextodd007]

Hello Beth how are you doing ?

[@meg4185]

Most important thing in the garden is whatever your favorite plant is 😬 for me, tomatoes and cucumbers

[@Alextodd007]

Hello Meg

[@susankronwall7054]

My husband would say tomatoes are the most important. I say herbs. Daniel you were the star of this video with your grandpa impressions. Hope little Miss Callie is felling better now. Much love to you all, and remember, Grammy is your most important team member!!!

[@newtondak]

I love how, as soon as farmers see their neighbors in the field, they have to rush home and do whatever It is that the neighbors is doing! LOL! My Dad and the neighbor had an ongoing competition to see who got their corn planted first!

[@lynnschantz9185]

Oh my gosh that must be every where. Same here in Cass County Michigan.

[@lisabillard8049]

Onions, garlic, tomatoes,potatoes, peppers ,beans, peas, squash, cucumbers, beets are the most important everything else is extra. Lots of herbs as well.

[@Alextodd007]

Hello Lisa

[@tamb6404]

Tomato's , Peppers, Herbs, Yellow Squash.......Thanks for asking and great to see everyone! May the Lord God Almighty bless everyone!

[@Alextodd007]

Hello tam

[@Alextodd007]

How are you doing good morning 🌞

[@thekingtroll2]

I heard Daniel introduced himself three times in this video because he does three times the work!! My two favorite plants are red bell pepper because even in season they are $1.25 EACH at the stores and mine taste better. My second favorite plant is to buy vidalia onion sets. That is my go to onion in everything I cook. It's a staple in my house.

[@atebingschannel6672]

I love to have flowers in my garden...flowers give me good vibes everyday to keep me going!

[@teresachase47]

Cabbage for sour kraut!!!! When kids were little, I put up least 250 to 300 quarts of kraut a year, after letting it sit and ferment in the 15 gallon crocks for 21 days first...

[@suezqcamacho]

One of the veggie boys family would b great to have in the garden!! Bahaha, great video

[@Alextodd007]

Hello sue

[@thirzapeevey2395]

No one crop is most important. Most important is that we have food for the year, and buy as little at the store as possible. We have lived on one income and homeschooled for two decades, and we couldn't do that while buying our food in a grocery store. Our garden is tiny, but we triple crop our five beds each year, and raise all our fresh produce, food for canning and freezing, and some cornmeal as well. Thanks for the views of my beloved PA mountains. I miss them so much. All of my childhood was framed with mountains, and I never see them anymore. Grumbeere sup with rivels...

[@Alextodd007]

Hello thirza

[@jimcox1015]

I like seeing seed sprout transplanting putting stuff out in the fields gathering but what is really neat about your videos is the way the family works together thanks for the family

[@CraftyGrower]

Cucumbers for bread and butter pickles are a MUST for every season

[@Alextodd007]

Hello there

[@firerat23]

The most important thing in my garden is anything edible and can be canned for winter 😂. Maybe some day you can do a video with your Dad and Grammy talking about the history of your farm and market.

[@terilee7629]

What a great idea.

[@okieadventure]

I just want you all to know that I really enjoy your videos. The family teamwork and camaraderie just does my heart good. Please continue to update us on all of the happenings there on your family farm and farm store. God Bless you All!!

[@elatedkitten9552]

Y’all are so pleasant. I’m glad I found your channel; very informative. 👍

[@tonileigh8660]

I not only enjoy watching your channel, I learn from it. Last year I would poke a hole, take a seedling, carefully put it in the hole, and cover it up. After watching you transplant, I did it your way this year. So much faster and easier, and they did great! Cut transplanting time by more than half. Your greenhouses are so full of healthy looking plants and your hanging baskets are beautiful! Can't believe how much the grew and bloomed since watching you plant them all. Sorry to hear Callie isn't feeling well. Hope she feels better soon. She's such an adorable little girl. We'll all be shocked someday when after your "Buh bye" she repeats it. Thanks for another great video and chance to see how things are going on the farm.

[@nonyadamnbusiness9887]

The most important thing in my garden is a rotation of rutabaga - potato - yam. Here in Florida, that's a year-round rotation that guarantees I'll always eat, no matter what happens at the grocery store.

[@valeriesanders7227]

I love watching the families working together to get things done!

[@frankgurnzel5255]

We shared a garden with the farmer next door and he always said leave a spot for flowers. So you would have some for the house..learned alot from him...now we just grow tomatoes and peppers in tubs!!!

[@classicrocklover5615]

Flowers also help attract pollinators to your vegetable garden

[@gyanaprasunaravi3863]

I wish you showed more of the flower baskets, and flowering plants, they are extremely beautiful

[@hillfarm7044]

After spending a day in the fields planting I come in and relax by watching your channel. With everything else going on in the world, farming is really one of the only things I find worth doing and apparently watching. Our kids all left the farm to pursue work which pays better, and probably is not so hard. They do eat well, and go to buy their food at the local farmers markets, so they do get it. Love your multi generational farming family. Hope your season goes well!

[@johnperry5102]

in my garden, I like tomatoes, green and red peppers, cucumbers, squash, pole beans, onions, colyflowers

[@apriljoamy]

I think the most important thing to have is whatever I like to eat.

[@Alextodd007]

Hello April

[@Mindy56743]

Grandma is going to make sure you get peas for lunch! 😂

[@cwiii3378]

I see the veggie boys got trimmed up. It's nice to see everything growing and moving out the greenhouses.

[@elegantlyprimitive9150]

Tomatoes, cucumbers, and zucchini is most important in my family

[@chrispileski6640]

Most important thing? That's like asking who your favorite child is. I would have to say it's a toss up between tomatoes or sweet corn. I can't imagine going through a summer without either one.

[@waynespyker5731]

Cherry and beef steak tomatoes, bicolor corn and onions plants. Next year adding watermelon.

[@bethsands7665]

Grammie is awesome and works hard ! She must be treated like a Queen as she is irreplaceable in her sweetness, knowledge of cooking, planting and family values. Just know that most people of her age are suffering from many ailments and are not challenged in skills of keeping young by working and doing useful things for the family . She is love...and we must appreciate her now and shower her with love and thanks as she deserves. I know, Andrew, that you do Thank her.... which is nice, but please ....everyone...shower her in love and praise as she deserves .

[@suzannepaton1649]

Tomatoes and Peppers are the most important for me. I wish I had room for onions and potatoes too.

[@Alextodd007]

Hello Suzanne

[@chelinfusco6403]

Hi Andrew. The most important thing to have in our garden is patience. OK, beans (green and dried), followed by butternut squash, followed by corn (sweet), followed by flint corn. But we have tomatoes, summer squash, cucumbers, okra, onions, garlic, potatoes, and several herbs and flowers. Every garden needs flowers. Everything looks beautiful Andrew, and be kind with your granny. I'm sorry about Callie not feeling good. Tell Matt we missed him. I hope he is well.

[@bendierking6986]

We grow Zucchini and Tomatoes primarily in our garden, but we try doing bell peppers and green beans. Our zucchini grows really big!

[@matthewgroff433]

When my parents had a garden we grew the same things and our zucchini got huge also. We would go out to the garden to check on them and they were still too small. We would figure another 2 days and they would be ready. In between we get some rain so we had to wait until day 3 to check and when we did some looked more like small watermelons than zucchini! 🤣

[@chitraprabakaran2144]

I like peppers and cherry tomatoes in my garden 🇨🇦 Love to watch your posts 😀 Good job.

[@lesliekayter7956]

Hello from AR! I always have to plant Marigolds to help with the bugs, and Sunflowers just because they make me smile.

[@Wiseguy63]

Awsome to see Grammy saying hello in the video start...Bless you Grammy for that awsome personality and the great loving family you have. So happy to see you.

[@samw2768]

Patience is key in the garden

[@brendacarroll498]

The gardener is the most important thing in a garden. Lol 😆. Love you guys

[@kebergify]

I loved seeing how many times Daniel introduced himself in the intro, fabulous!

[@paulbuckeljr8870]

Cherry tomatoes, potatoes, French fillet beans, Greek oregano, blueberries, strawberries, raspberries, and I could go on and on.... Loving your channel and I just subscribed!

[@illustr8life863]

POTAOES!!!! 🥔🥔🥔🥔🥔 That drone footage is amazing! You property is just beautiful!

[@bethfoster6591]

Good, good stuff: crops are growing, family’s around the table and the fly-by you did was awesome!🤗

[@karauen75]

I always do my salad greens in my kitchen garden at home, and now my kids always want beans and peas in our community plot so they can eat while were in the garden.

[@Alextodd007]

Hello karauren

[@delayalap2221]

Much hard work day by day pays a lot. Love watching the flowers starting to bloom pretty petals and vegetables growing big and healthy but the baby is so adorable and I thank God for getting amused and entertained by your farm work through the veggie boys and girls!! Can't wait to see how the corn is doing!! Buh bye!!

[@ClaireM1979]

I need to keep plenty of lettuces in MY garden 😊

[@Alextodd007]

Hello Claire

[@Wosiewose]

The most important thing to have in the garden? I'm South Jersey Sicilian, so it's tomatoes hands down for me. :) But for my husband, it's sweet corn.

[@takingnames737]

I love seeing the Veggie Girls outside. Green Beans and tomatoes

[@fannybuster]

Tomatoes are the King of the Garden

[@claireperalta3743]

Goodmorning to everyone!!!!

[@JPMac23]

Corn, squash and beans are the most important in our gardens. Everybody has room for enough tomatoes and peppers, even in containers, but most people just don’t have room for the amount of corn and beans we can plant.

[@maryhelene2498]

What I must have in my garden is: variety. Variety allows my family to avoid the supermarket. We love you all Veggie Boys!

[@georgestewart5814]

The most important to me is tomatoes for pasta sauce, salsa, and pizza sauce. The most FUN to plant is potatoes and home grown potatoes can't be beat!

[@brionmiller7696]

The most important thing in my garden is my 7 year old granddaughter, I do all the work and she does the picking and takes all the credit. I would not have it any other way. its such a joy.

[@carinalindberg881]

Tomatoes, pepper, potatoes and garlic. 👍 from Sweden

[@dee_gee_bee6072]

Tomatoes and peppers are the only reason I have a garden. I also love to have herbs bc I used them almost daily.

[@heycrisper]

The most important thing to have in my garden is flowers! :D Don't get me wrong, I love tomatoes and I'll never not have them, but last year I had flowers tucked in everywhere and had the best tomato year I've ever had. Hoverflies are some of the best pollinators you find in the home garden and ladybugs did such fantastic work eating the aphids I got on my calendula plants. Calendula flowers are sometimes called 'sacrificial plants' because they attract aphids away from your plants (if you plant them away from them) and then soon after you'll get ladybugs eating the aphids! Not always applicable to a big farming scale to have flowers everywhere, but you guys have seen the cucumber plants when they're covered in flowers with bees. They love 'em!

[@jordanwj19]

From a nutrition perspective and perhaps also taste, the number one most important food item to grow oneself is their leafy greens because both a) they likely are the most nutritionally important vegetable to have in one’s diet, and b) moreover, once harvested, their nutritional value tends to degrade fairly rapidly. that’s why it’s so awesome that you guys have a farmstand; the produce is very fresh! I hope Callie feels better very soon, like right now!!! :/

[@atebingschannel6672]

I did not skip ads for grammy's and Cali's allowance. God bless you guys! From Philippines

[@mankind2112]

Tomatoes, cucumber and yellow squash are must haves in my garden. I try with sweeet corn but it always tassels early on me so I end up buying it from someone like yourself!

[@JB-ug5mf]

Glad your crops are growing well so far. Nice to see your extended family all helping! How are Sophie and Uncle Albert related to you all? Nice pasture for your cows! Happy Growing! 🚜

[@russellwall1964]

We always make sure to have cherry tomatoes in our garden. Perfect to snag one and snack on it while you’re out working, but best when chilled!

[@gloriadavidson8599]

Lots of Daniel ❤️❤️❤️ I would love to shop for flowers and your veg starters at your farm but it's a bit of a hike from the UK 😁😁😁😁 enjoyed the drone update on vegetables and the much loved peas!!!!!

[@BethanyMunson]

Good soil is what I think you need to have in your garden and tons or herbs!! Love your channel!!

[@flatbrokeatfifty]

I like growing lettuces, lots of different varieties you can't get in the shops, spinach, beans and potatoes. I like the lettuces because I can pick it and eat when I need and it doesn't go to waste and it saves a LOT of money.

[@Tzippy323]

The must haves in my garden are herbs, potatoes, garlic, and tomatoes. I do all my gardening on my back porch in rail planters, grow bags, and some pots. I am multiply handicapped and I look forward to growing season. It gives me tremendous pleasure to look out my kitchen window and be greeted with all that green.

[@chronos401]

For me, the most important plants to grow are peas and Swiss chard. Almost everything else needs some amount of direct or indirect sunlight. Last year, we had almost four straight months of very heavy clouds that were artificially created and blocked out the entire sky. Those two plants didn't care while the rest did. So, they shot up to the top of my list of must haves.

[@lynnschantz9185]

Funny how we all get those artificial clouds

[@jamesbrown8718]

Potatoes and sweet potatoes to me is the most things to have in the garden

[@alexandralaske9415]

I am self-sufficient, so all vegetables are very important, I love fresh salads and tomatoes and cucumbers. Putting up dog hair in vegetable nets at the edge of the field helps very well against deer damage. Greetings from Germany

[@1978Moonshine]

The most important thing to plant surely depends on what you like to eat. No point wating time/space/energy on plants that's sole purpose is to go to seed (unless your a seed provider of course). If you eat/use a lot, plant a lot. If you eat/use a little, plant a little. If you don't eat/use it, don't plant it.

[@johnjdumas]

I can find someone who needs my extra veg.

[@stevengunter2843]

Looks great before you know it be time to start picking!!

[@Melinda_WA_US]

Tomatoes, chard, and garlic are the most important things to have in my garden depending on the season.

[@delight3337]

Thoroughly enjoy your vids. In my garden: 1) tomatoes 2) beans 3)carrots. I hope to grow enough of each to last a year.

[@nurseinthegarden]

I really love your videos. Such a good mood watch! Makes my heart so happy when I watch your family. But the most important thing will be herbs-herbs of all kind. Then flowers to help pollination.

[@nathanhollis8496]

Thanks for another great upload. 1.Yellow Squash 2. Peppers 3. Tomatoes 4. Okra 5. Garlic 6. Onions 7. Cucumbers 8.Radishes

[@yourredemptiondrawethnigh2342]

Don’t be complaining about Grammy. She works hard and most importantly, she cooks your food 😏😆

[@claire0donovan117]

Another good video ,people popping up every ,where just like the flowers ,thanks you all ,hope Callie is doing better .

[@AlleyCat-1]

I'd say most important thing to have in the garden, is plant's/seeds & a way to water. 🤣 And Grammy is 1 busy lady. Hope Callie get's to feeling better soon & it's not too serious.

[@God2glory]

I love watching all of your videos. I have a very small garden in my back yard. I started my garden out of grief back in 2002, when I lost my mother. I needed an outlet to help me through my grief. I had never garden before then. So,when I lost my dad in 2006, I continued gardening. Recently, I lost my only sibling and my best friend. I initially, thought that I would not garden anymore. But, the hurt, and missing of my best friend has been unbearable for me. So, I continued gardening. I currently have tomatoes, and onions, and peppers. I recently planted cucumbers for the first time. I am praying that my cucumbers and yellow squash come through for me. I never planted them before. Here in Florida, the sun gets very hot. So, I go out each morning and water them. I really hope they all do well. Keep the videos coming.

[@jamiehinton2349]

The most important warm weather plant to me is tomatoes. I just had my first garden tomato of the year and I am so happy about it 🥺

[@bethgoellner6470]

Didn’t get to see video until today. Hope Callie is feeling better. Thanks for drone footage. It is so wonderful to see the field. A new cousin, Sophie. Just love meeting all of your family. Keep up the great work!

[@Sheenasalesthriftytreasures]

I love watching thank you 😊 everything is important in my garden

[@debra8499]

Tomatoes and herbs!

[@Alextodd007]

Hello Debra

[@lisaputt2385]

Most important thing to have in my garden is everything that I plant. I only plant what we eat. Homegrown tastes so much better than store bought. My most favorite are green beans and tomatoes.

[@MissJean63]

The most important plant in your garden should be the one you know your family will eat. Personally, I like tomatoes 🍅

[@Alextodd007]

Hello Jean

[@tinkerbelltinkerbell1003]

Tomatoes of course! However I love to plant green beans, cucumber and eggplant also.

[@user-hq3gn5xy3m]

Most important thing, green beans! We have planted it in most of our garden, with only some garlic and onions

[@dc0145a]

Andrew, Just want you and your family to know you all bring a smile to my day; always uplifting content. As for our garden, onions, tomatoes and peppers.

[@kimtaylor3271]

I'm not sure what is the most important thing in the garden but it all is . Love your channel so much.

[@whitestone4401]

Potatoes, onions and carrots. So many possibilities.

[@thejacobhill]

Wow that price is great for the consumer. Especially seeing how many times you handle each plant.. it's a better price by far than any of our local feed stores/ far Store for transplants. If I was close I might consider just buying.. it's alot of work to seed our garden.( We seed mostly in trays then transplant)

[@garyhunter6030]

The most important thing to have in your garden is the veggie you like best,

[@lyndacuppage7353]

Thanks for the tour

[@gillianmiller9710]

have a large pot on my patio, I have a Celebrity tomato; in a hanging basket I have planted verbena in hopes of attracting butterflies and hummingbirds

[@mhampaddle9632]

Just love all of y'all! Wish I could come visit your market. SE Georgia potatoes are planted Feb 14 along with English peas. Green beans, summer and winter squash, corn, cucumbers and watermelons end of March. All varieties of peas (cowpeas) in August and then end of Sept cold weather crops, greens cabbage and broccoli and carrots.

[@LizNicholsArt]

Sending up a prayer for Callie to feel better.

[@carrols.hawkins7770]

Your fields are beautiful. The flower baskets are breath taking! Andrew, why don't you like peas? I am ooold, so grew up on boiled canned peas.😬 I like fresh baby peas cooked until soft. I like raw baby peas and raw sno- peas. Now that I buy peas, they are name-brand babies or frozen. 🥰🥰🥰

[@mjay4700]

As a gardener the "most important things to have" would be whatever grows the best and produces the most usable/storeable food. That usually means Potatos, Onions, Green Beans, Peas.. They grow very well for me without a ton of input, yet they produce the most pounds of usable food that can be preserved/stored. Tomatos, Peppers, Herbs, etc are great but they're more for flavor than sustenance. Also finicky to grow for some climates/regions, more prone to disease and produce less.