How to Grow LOTS of Sugar Snap Peas

[@judyabernathy80]

Hollis and Nancy, KZbin unsubscribed me to your channel!!!! Why, I don’t know. I suddenly realized I hadn’t gotten anything from you. So, I looked and I was unsubscribed!! But, I’m back now. I love you two, and enjoy your channel sooo much!! ♥️🙏🏼♥️

[@HollisNancysHomestead]

Welcome back. Yes, KZbin has unsubscribed literally tens of thousands of our subscribers without their permission. In fact, folks such as yourself discovers you were unsubscribed and subscribed again only to find a couple of weeks later they did it again. One man told us he has been unsubscribed four times!!! They also deactivated many folks notification bell. We have also learned that if our subscribers don’t watch any of our videos for 3-4 weeks, they will stop showing any of our videos on your feed. Many folks thought we quit making videos entirely. It is very discouraging for us but we keep trying to keep our channel alive.

[@judyabernathy80]

@@HollisNancysHomestead - Hollis, that’s just wrong! They are doing some very unkind things to various channels. Well, you can bet I will be checking every month to make sure I am still subscribed and that the bell is turned on. You and Nancy are among my favorites, and Bing Bing, of course! You have taught me so much and I love both of you! Hugs to Nancy and Bing Bing! ♥️🙏🏼♥️

[@HollisNancysHomestead]

last night they unsubscribed over 3,000 subscribers! 🥲

[@judithcopeland6821]

@@HollisNancysHomestead I have also noticed I'm not seeing your videos unless I specifically go search for them! Instead, KZbin is recommending videos that I have NO interest in :( . But thank you, for your incredibly informative videos, I appreciate you both, very much :)

[@HollisNancysHomestead]

Thank you Judith. It is so discouraging for us especially for me. Nancy always reminds me to not focus on the numbers and just keep doing videos and God will do the rest. Her faith is sooooo strong. 😇

[@auntlouise]

Your "seed to harvest" videos are the best on KZbin. Every time I decide that I want to grow something in my garden, I just come to your channel and find out how I'm going to be growing it!

[@HollisNancysHomestead]

Wow, thank you!

[@tammywhite9229]

There are only a few Christian KZbinrs that I know will act and sound like Christ! You are one! Thank you for keeping it a clean learning expenses.

[@donblaylock7361]

Also, one year we planted Sweet peas and not one made it to the house because my kids would all go down to the garden and eat every last one of 'em! Great fun. I didn't care one bit.

[@MN_Candy]

That's ME! No matter how many pea plants I have, not one pea has made it into my house.

[@kristycook6041]

The two of you emanate so much peace, it is truly contagious. Thank you for all your discipline, consistency, and spirit of excellence in all that you do. Thank you for demonstrating what love really looks like. Thank you for acknowledging God, and always putting Him first. This video was quite the journey to enjoy the fruit of your labors, but, as always, I can't help but be reminded of the goodness and faithfulness of our Creator. You two are such a beautiful blessing. And to top it all off, the music is superb.

[@speakrighttogod]

Kristy, I agree wholeheartedly!! Bless you and bless them too!

[@gardengirl7446]

Our 5 year old grandson LOVES Nana's sugar snap peas SO MUCH, he has decided he wants to be a pea farmer (oh, and a monster truck driver!) Sounds good to me! 🚚

[@cynthiafisher9907]

That’s precious!

[@HollisNancysHomestead]

Such a sweet boy ❤️❤️❤️

[@donblaylock7361]

Hey Hollis and Nancy! We live in zone 9B just a little more south than ya'll. I absolutely LOVE your videos. Our garden last year was a huge success. I was told by several people that it was impossible to grow in Florida without using pesticides. That is sort of true. I used a home brew of Jalapenos, garlic, and some dish soap. That was great for keeping the bugs away. I want to thank you both for all the videos that you create and I attribute my gardening success DIRECTLY to YOU! Thanks!

[@SouthernLatitudesFL]

Same here! I'm in Brevard.

[@lisawilson9816]

Hi Don, what is your recipe for the home brew?

[@HollisNancysHomestead]

Keep up the good work Don👍👍👍

[@donblaylock7361]

@@lisawilson9816 In a blender add 3-4 jalapenos, 3-4 cloves of garlic peeled.. Blend in a cup or two of water until it's very well blended. I use a Vitamix which is a pretty powerful blender and I let it run for a couple minutes on high. Pour that mixture in a 1 or 2 gl sprayer using a nut milk bag to filter the solids, add the dish soap. These measurements are not critical. Fill the sprayer to the top with water. Shake well. Pump it up and spray liberally. It doesn't affect ants but I've watched many other bugs curl up and die or skedaddle. Do this once per week and make sure you spray from underneath the tomato leaves. Also, wear a respirator or at the very least, a medical mask and try not to get this stuff in your nose, mouth or eyes. You'll pay for it if you do. 🙂

[@donblaylock7361]

Also some people have asked me if this affects the flavor of your veggies. It doesn't.

[@margaretthompson6391]

It’s nice to see you experience difficulties while growing your garden. It reminds us all that sometimes things are beyond us. It also teaches us to regroup and roll with the punches that the weather and other external factors throw at us. Have a blessed day.

[@HollisNancysHomestead]

Keeping it real👍

[@inspectorsmalls9197]

Thank you for all of the free education you give to us in growing editable plants. You are truly a gift from God.

[@hellokimmy68]

I'm so glad to see someone else using straight fish as fertilizer! We have a huge natural pond in our front yard, so I get fish from it and bury in the garden. You're right - within weeks, even the big ones are decomposed down and the soil looks like coal, it's so black and rich. I do find scales for some time to come and I always wonder "why is there glitter in my garden?" Haha!

[@HollisNancysHomestead]

Awesome! Fish is an extremely effective way to fertilize. Keep up the good work 👍👍👍

[@kelliesmith4068]

The gardening tips are very useful & even more, your faith in God shared through blessings, grace & scripture. I deeply appreciate the peace you two bring into my world & heart. ❤️

[@kele1264]

😂 You have to go fishing! 😂 It's so great that you both like it! There are two big KZbinrs who now use fish because of your success. I hope they're doing it correctly, sure seems like they're having great results. I really love the trellises! Cattle panel and 4x4s - can't beat 'em! These progression videos are so satisfying. Great thing for the foresight you had and the action you took when you saw that major heat coming in. Unplanned succession planting! Works for me! What I wouldn't give for a big serving spoonful of peas for dinner! So good for your grandson! This is a fine, fine video! Thank you!!!

[@SouthernLatitudesFL]

I grew up by the Niagara river as a kid in the 70s. My Dad always put his fish guts and heads in the garden! Now I'm in Florida. I once put okra on fish heads and they grew to 11'4" tall. The mullet run is happening on the beach. Now is a good time to get bait fish for the garden.

[@HollisNancysHomestead]

Fish is definitely a powerful fertilizer 👍.

[@marmaladesunrise]

So nice to see Bing Bing. I saw him bundled on the cart. Seeing an animal treated respectfully is nurturing to the soul. Gonna try sweet peas, too.

[@dennisdoi8572]

Hi Hollis & Nancy! Seeing your videos using fish reminded me of when I was a young boy living in Hawaii, I saw my grandparents using fish in their garden, too! I forgot all about it until I saw your videos and boy am I glad you reminded me cuz my harvests this year has been off the charts!! Keep up with your excellent videos, especially Nancy’s cooking videos!!

[@HollisNancysHomestead]

Well done 👍👍👍. Fish is a great organic fertilizer.

[@simplelifehomestead5626]

I receive such joy when I watch your videos. Love the videos because you help us with amendments to the soil and well, just the whole process. May GOD continue to bless you both in all you do!!!!

[@HollisNancysHomestead]

Thank you so much for watching and your kind words. So glad our videos bring joy to your day❤️👨‍🦳👩‍🦳🐶❤️

[@Sparkysings2]

Great teaching on how all of this works Hollis. I so appreciate you and all you do! Your garden is always amazing! I’ve been following you for many many years and always look forward to your videos

[@gitatit4046]

Those Sugar Snaps are so much better fresh from the garden! Not even close to what you get in a commercial can. And I never thought about it but that probably is a great way to get kids eating veggie cause they sure are sweet right off the plants. Thanks for sharing such great knowledge and the video. Keep up the great work.

[@happilyretiredmark2964]

Another great video Guys...one of your best IMO. Two people that obviously love and respect each other, the mention of a Grandson and even bigger smiles appear, a gardening video that shows the challenges and reality of weather along with perseverance and patience. Thanks for sharing hiccups rather than just the successes because that’s life. My wife loves “catching” better than “fishing” LOL. They got to be biting good or she’s done pretty quick. God bless you both!

[@HollisNancysHomestead]

Thank you for your kind words. You blessed us on this day❤️❤️❤️

[@speakrighttogod]

In addition to what you said, Mark, they seem like they would be a real joy to have as grandparents. Fisher is a blessed young man to have two God-fearing, humble, industrious and skillful (along with whatever other gifts and talents they have) grandparents!! And Hollis is one of the BEST teachers of his gardening trade (by way of video). I would love to have them as neighbors in the community. May God's grace, peace, and mercy be multiplied in your life and theirs! God bless you. 😌

[@mirandam8021]

Thank you! I love your channel so much! I have learned so many things since 2017! My family considers me a pro gardener!

[@lisarenee260]

I recently found your videos and I absolutely love your seed to harvest format. You provide more information in one video than most do in an entire playlist. Thank you!!!

[@HollisNancysHomestead]

Thank you Lisa! So glad our videos are giving you some ideas for your own garden. Welcome to the family ❤️❤️🐶

[@titasmom678]

Love the new video! We thought we planted bush green beans but we started to notice them growing more like pole green beans...it's okay we just added a wire cage and can't wait til we start to get some beans. Our container sweet potatoes are coming along. Lots of leaves after 4 weeks. Thank you for inspiring us to start growing our own vegetables!

[@judithcopeland6821]

So glad you explained, in detail, how to use fish to fertilize. THIS is exactly what people like me want/need to learn. I trust your judgment because after watching so many of your videos and seeing your garden results with the way you show time-lapse clips, you give me hope that maybe I can do better. My garden here in zone 8B Texas basically all died with the extreme heat, so I feel for you regarding the heat spell you had to deal with. Hope we all have better luck in the future....God Bless :)

[@HollisNancysHomestead]

You are very welcome. Can’t control the weather ❤️

[@stefanmarkey7030]

@@HollisNancysHomestead Thank you very much...would you consider Alaska's water soluble Fish Fertilizer as an acceptable substitute for fish scraps?

[@sowsweetdeborahallen7256]

Thank you for sharing the story about your grandson. Y’all always make us smile. We know about the little grands. Our grandson Tristan loves being in the garden . He walks, picks and loves to eat the tomatoes and cucumbers. When he gets quiet; 😂😂😂he is snacking on the vegetables. We will add sugar snap peas for him soon. We look forward to meeting Fisher.

[@HollisNancysHomestead]

Thanks so much

[@deltorres2100]

Since I started watching you I use black cow as well every time I go to Home Depot I buy a bag..🌱🌱 thanks for that tip

[@luim0924]

I am sure enjoying your posts, re-listening, re-watching! Thank you

[@anchorageprepper9008]

We tried peas the first time this year. Really easy to get going and prolific 👍

[@dee2busy]

Love the video.....oh and Nancy in the background shaking her head yes...lol. I've learned so much from y'all....ty.

[@louettesommers8594]

Yippee ! I’m so glad to see y’all.

[@Msaltares91]

I use black cow too it’s amazing the plants I grew in it were tremendously more healthy then the spots I didn’t use it

[@emylytle7149]

My husband takes me fishing until the license gets so ridiculous here in California 😔 so we don’t fish anymore we take the grandkids to fishing and they love it ♥️🥰 takes for sharing your video about peas and fishing ♥️👍👍

[@brendawoods554]

You both are delightful, and a great teacher, I have learned so much from your expert growing skills, you never give up

[@HollisNancysHomestead]

I have thrown in the towel many times but I make notes in my gardening books of what went wrong and solutions to improve the next time. This is what turns our thumbs green❤️👍

[@jennbama]

Lol! You ARE blessed. Fisherwoman, gorgeous and she can cook! I am doing sugar snaps this fall too.

[@terebrown2892]

Thanks for taking us along. While you were over there at the seed starting table I was breaking my neck trying to see what else you got started there. It'd be great if you'd run down thru there and show is what's there, keep us coming back for more, us know? lol Thanks for another great vid!

[@cynthiafisher9907]

Some kind of brassica, it looks like.

[@lisawilson9816]

I used to watch your videos before you moved to Florida and wondered how I could have the same success where I live (in Florida) with this sandy soil...I can't even begin to tell you how joyful it made me to see that you moved here and that we are practically neighbors! I can't wait to retire so I can cultivate my garden with all I've learned from you and Nancy. Big Thanks for all you do!

[@HollisNancysHomestead]

We moved to Florida in November 2017. You have some catching up to do 😂😂😂

[@lisawilson9816]

@@HollisNancysHomestead I know...I've been quietly watching.

[@HollisNancysHomestead]

Thank you for watching Lisa❤️❤️❤️

[@bmacdougall53]

Last year was my first adventure with sugar snaps. I had no idea about the fish, but, being led by our Lord I put sardines in the earth and said a prayer. They were beautiful. I've amended the soil this last fall, "Maine" and am looking forward to and early spring planting. I went seed to earth. Wonderful harvest. Again thank you Holis and Nancy. God be with you

[@MiindGames]

Your positive attitude is a breath of fresh air! Wishing you both well!

[@stockpicksbytim1228]

You are both a gardening GODSEND! Love your complete start-to harvest vids 🌱

[@jenniferfar]

you two are SO CUTE. Inspiring. Some love and good people still left.

[@DeePuett]

Don't know if it has been suggested, but I grow with containers in the Midwest. And I have an abundance of maple and oak seedlings that crop up my yard every year and I pot them in pots up to 14 inches and use them as moveable shade for some of my more tender plants when the heat comes on here in the summer and early autumn. I rotate them in 3's and keep about 9 plants growing at a time. When they outgrow the pots I give the tree away or plant it somewhere I am allowed to plant. I am so glad I found your channel, you have answered so many questions I have had about my garden, where my success and failure have come from. Thank you so very much for these videos!

[@RiceaRoni354]

I want to plant some in a planting table with a trellis. I think that’ll work. Can’t plant in the ground because of my back but I’m experimenting with friendlier ways.

[@sonnyamoran7383]

Thanks so much. I'm trying green peas this fall. My first fall garden and I'm so excited 😊.

[@terry902]

I had some of the same problems with my green beans this year; my scarlet runners had beautiful flowers but no beans, I’m going to try some peas now and hope for the best. 🙏🌱 Hope you and your homestead did okay with Ian, I’ve been praying for you all! 🙏🕯👩‍🌾🧑‍🌾🐕

[@tracestevens1773]

Thanks for introducing us tp planting limed fish with our plants. This is a wonderful idea. I also use oyster shell in my garden for calcium. Iced more pot ash in mysoil. tms poet Ohio 2/3/23

[@teaghanaltamore6134]

I love watching seed to harvest videos. It covers the entire journey.

[@brittanyfuller8723]

Perfect timing 🥰. I had my different pea seed packs in my hand when your video notification popped up on my phone 🥳❤️

[@michelleowens9838]

Sugar Snaps are one of my Favorites!! our Growing season in the Tampa Bay area is short, but I have had some success with them. i know I need to plant at least double what I planted this fall in order to get the quantities I would like. There's Nothing better than having them in your own yard! I don't ever peel them, I just eat the whole thing. They are awesome! Thank you for all you do, and keep the Videos coming! I Love Them!! I'm continually re-learning with your help what was taught to me decades ago.

[@nildaotero2933]

Excellent video. Grew peas last year and my 5yr. Old grandson loved them. He picked them off the plant and ate them

[@charlesebrown7808]

Thanks for all the info tips on the fish, people should understand very well now how it all works. Looking forward to Nancy doing a video on stir fry with the sugar snap peas. God bless you all.

[@marktoldgardengnome4110]

My son was a Pea lover. He was (helping) me clean the shed one day and asked if he could have some Peas. I told him yes, but only 2 or 3, it's almost supper time. Went to check on him after about 15 minutes. There he was, sitting on the deck, surrounded in pea PLANTS and empty pods. "What did You Do" "You said I could pick 3" He was right, he picked exactly 3 PLANTS!!! I knew right then and there, I'd been had by my own words. Outsmarted by a 4 year old. lol TYFS 😇

[@margobrannan1966]

Hello - Love all these videos from seed to harvest - I've heard you should soak the peas before planting to get 100% sprouts - What do you think about that?

[@jimdonaldson3420]

Thank you for posting this video. Getting ready to move to 6 1/2 acres in Texas hill country. You ended with my favorite verse!!! Much love. JD

[@silvercurlsyaya]

I'm a new gardener in NE Fl. I just recently found your channel. Hands down, your channel is the most informative for growing in our state. Thank you for explaining the how and why for everything you do. Thank you to Black Kow for supporting your channel.

[@annamaria54321]

"Am I blessed?!" -- haha, yes, you are!! (Nancy telling you have to go fishing!)

[@HollisNancysHomestead]

You got that right!

[@traciyancey6704]

Wonderful video - nature is unpredictable and I appreciate you showing that and how you adjust to compensate for the many things that happen to us as gardeners. I believe that gardening is a great teacher of patience. This video is so helpful and I’ve really been wanting to grow sugar snaps. I’m in zone eight so I think I’ll wait for late fall.

[@yesyoga]

Good heavens. The patience of Job! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼💕

[@crappo8459]

Lol you are blessed ! Now get out there and fish ! Beautiful peas .thanks for sharing !

[@HollisNancysHomestead]

👍🎣

[@bamafuhok2257]

Thanks again Hollis and Nancy, for another great, informative video. I’ve been sharing your videos with my produce growing family. I enjoy them so much, and also Nancy’s recipes and cooking demos! I would love to see more planting, fertilizing, harvesting and cooking of the Asian veggies also. Thanks “Team NancyHollis”!

[@HollisNancysHomestead]

Our pleasure!

[@stacyclark5910]

Love your gardening videos & scriptural encouragement! I have learned a lot about a variety of veggies & am always very encouraged in the Lord! Thanks ❤

[@TotCarloMusic]

Sir, I’ve just gotta say your video really made my day. No need to explain the how’s and why’s,. Just know that in the opposite corner of the country up here, north of Seattle Washington, you’ve earned a subscriber. Gardener to Gardner, THANK YOU! Sidenote, my fiancé, and I happen to fly into that storm down there when we arrived at Fort Lauderdale that season. The tropical storm was kind of reckoning and eye-opening. It’s ironic that we experienced that all while you were filming your experience. Hope you and Nancy are doing well this season. It’s the beginning of our gardening season and my sugar snaps are doing pretty good. Appreciate the Advice

[@olgag5385]

Hello, one suggestion, when temperatures are so high, you might want to use a shade cloth or something similar. I plant mine on the east side of my house, they have plenty of sun to produce, and the hot does not affect them as bad. I love your videos and how naturally you grow your veggies. Thank you for sharing with us.

[@HollisNancysHomestead]

Thanks for the tips!

[@cathymccall9846]

Love the tutorial. Especially love the message from Isaiah about the love of my life! Peace and blessings to you this Christmas season 2023 xoxoxo

[@pandorafox3944]

Recently found your channel! Planted my carrots according to your instructions and they are doingngreat so far. Here now for snow peas! Thanks 💗

[@HollisNancysHomestead]

Enjoy your garden and the videos ❤️❤️🐶

[@NPC2_4_U]

I started a spring planting of sugar snaps about 2 weeks ago. I direct planted and they're doing great. I love em as well. I have a 'Mature Manure' T-shirt myself. I love wearing it to the store.

[@Maggie-Gardener-Maker]

Thanks for sharing. I eat the entire pod. I love them raw pod and all. I am so glad you showed the fish remains in the ground because I was wondering if you had ever shown that in one of the older videos like maybe when you were up north. I wrote the question while I was watching video so I wouldn't forget to ask and then I had to go back and delete the comment... LOL

[@MrLee-kh5tg]

I've been using black cow ever since I watched your videos. Thanks black cow!

[@lastdayshomesteading6288]

Hey Hollis this garden season I used the fish I caught out of my creek to fertilize one row of sweet corn. It grew very well, no issues with the cobs. The squirrels loved it. Lol take care love your videos

[@HollisNancysHomestead]

🐿🐿🌽🌽🌽

[@gwenannblondie1]

Love how you go from seed to harvest

[@WhatWeDoChannel]

I really enjoyed that, very relaxing! I’m growing edible podded sugar snap peas. Up here in the Toronto area I put them in around August 1st to replace my bush beans, we should have a nice harvest in the fall. I reckon my climate is a little more conducive to English peas than Florida’s! I really liked those beautiful trellis beds you built, I was imagining all the different crops I would use on them. God bless Klaus

[@mousiebrown1747]

I love Ms Nancy’s winter outfit ! Very chic!

[@1phloxy]

Hi 👋 I really enjoyed your video time ,work and sharing about your grandson 😀

[@ironrose888]

I love sugar snap peas too. They are my favorite snack. 😊

[@DAHNIDOM]

I love Miss Nancy. Those meals are beautiful!!! U too Mr Hollis!

[@HigginsLawLLCWinterHaven]

for those of us who don't fish, what are best practices for fish emulsion application? love your podcasts and recommend to others

[@HollisNancysHomestead]

You can also go to your local fresh fish market and they will give you the fish heads. If you don’t have one then yes, fish emulsion is good too. You can purchase fish emulsion at most retail garden centers. If you know any friends that fish, they will most likely y more than happy to give you fish heads when they go fishing. ❤️

[@jeffwindrim975]

I decided to plant beans for the first time in the garden. I’m not a big bean eater but I wanted to try different variety’s so I planted yellow wax beans and some purple beans and I also planted rattle snake beans. The yellow beans didn’t do very well neither did the purple beans but the rattle snake beans grew really well and gave me a great harvest. I’m going to save some beans to plant again next year these were delicious 👍

[@donscott6431]

Thank you Jesus, thank you GOD Thank you, Hollis and Nancy

[@mousiebrown1747]

How great! I thought they were for February in 8b but much more useful to grow in fall. I asked Rouse’s grocery and a local fish store, but both now get fish delivered already headed and gutted, they say.

[@lynetteledoux2845]

I wonder if all these fish emulsion fertilizer companies have cottoned onto this bounty from the fish stores, etc.

[@lindadixon9580]

Thank you so much. That was sweet to watch this whole presentation. God Bless you all. Amen

[@rebeccaberlin4141]

Do you have a video of building these trellis's? Are your 4x4 concreted in? How many inches of 4x4 is buried? How far apart are they? Thanks from Punta Gorda zone 9B.

[@HollisNancysHomestead]

Only the End pieces are concreted in. 4x4s are on 8’ centers buried 30” deep. 16’ cattle panels. Didn’t make a video on the trellises

[@teresawebster3498]

I love fishing, I even like the smell of fish!

[@HollisNancysHomestead]

Nancy here! Me too :-)

[@dexterking9959]

Out of all the videos I watch Hollis an Nancy you the best ❤️

[@HollisNancysHomestead]

❤️

[@brendametube]

Wow! We’re so thankful for the blessing of finding you both here on KZbin:-))) We can’t wait to try growing sugar snap peas. We noticed in the end you peeled them… we’ve always eaten the whole pod, raw and stirfried. They’re so crunchy, sweet and delicious but when we eat the whole pod, they are also juicy. Does anyone else here eat the whole thing or is my family just strange about this?

[@HollisNancysHomestead]

We eat the entire pod as well. We were trying to show on the video what the pea looks like. But, yes, the entire pod with the pea is delicious. No need to shell them

[@brendametube]

@@HollisNancysHomestead Hello☀️Good morning and thank you for your reply. Glad to hear that it is OK to eat the whole thing. I was a little concerned because while on a hike I once found wild peas and wanted to forage and eat them. Thank goodness, I looked it up first. I found out the pod of this species was very toxic. I’m so glad these delicious sugar snaps that we find in produce are fully edible! Strange thing is when I was a kid these were not around in any of the grocery stores down in South Florida. I wonder if we could’ve found them in small towns or if they were “discovered” as a wonderful food when I started seeing them around 25- 30 years ago.. I pray you both have a beautiful, beautiful day filled with God‘s love, peace and joy!

[@savingmayberry387]

You are so blessed Hollis! Nancy too, yall are just great. Thanks for another great video.

[@HollisNancysHomestead]

Our pleasure!

[@ronhill3931]

Thank you so much for replying have a blessed day!

[@Lifthimupmusic]

I love this channel.. so happy to have found it!! ❤🙌🏾🙏🏾

[@HollisNancysHomestead]

Welcome to our homestead family 💕

[@laurachatfield4142]

Lol, I'm blessed that my husband didn't like fishing or doing any other kind of sport, including being a spectator. Just wish he'd lived to enjoy the house we bought right before he passed away and could be here now helping plant

[@katherinebelk8398]

Watching your videos is like falling in a rabbit hole 😄 I want to grow ALL THE THINGS!

[@t4ac]

Hollis and Nancy, love your honest to goodness style, showing us how challenges do come for gardeners! So surprised to see you pop up another standby tray ready to go! Yeah, Plan B. Here in west coast, we term these as snow pea - yes they don't like the oppressive heat at right. A great blessing recaaling our granddaughter did better than us spotting the pea pods and make them disappear in her mouth :) Much blessings to you two loving couple +

[@melindagoldsby33]

Hi Holis and Nancy how are you? This is my first year gardening and I live in zone 8a and I have question do you have to harden all of the plants off in the Summer months also or is this something you all only do in the winter months? Thank you and God bless you all for all that you do.

[@CB-vj5fw]

I love the videos when you show how to grow veggies and Nancy show me how to cook it. It's like two show in one♥♥♥♥

[@HollisNancysHomestead]

Those are nice but difficult to do. We are trying to do more of that for you❤️👍

[@sansaviera]

Its so great to see this type of video from you guys again! Very informative. Successes and trials I'm here for it all.

[@HollisNancysHomestead]

Peace to you❤️Thanks for watching. Got plenty more videos coming your way

[@carlettacampos5365]

Just found you 🙂 KZbin cancel you... Love you guys

[@HollisNancysHomestead]

Welcome to the family Carlotta ❤️👩‍🦳👨‍🦳🐶❤️

[@ethereal369]

Tons of super helpful information, THANK YOU!! 🌿

[@ProudPatriot007]

I love y'all channel! You are great at showing and explaining and the way you show the full growing season is great. Thank you both for your hard work and for sharing with us. Wishing you a Blessed Growing Season! 🙏❤️✝️❤️🇺🇸

[@HollisNancysHomestead]

Thank you so much for watching!! So glad you like our videos. Enjoy the peace of your garden this year ❤️❤️🐶

[@jackiehorsley9263]

wow Nancy I just love to see the smile on your face when you eat those peas Its like a kid In a candy store your peas look wonderful thanks for sharing that video

[@HollisNancysHomestead]

Yummy 😃👩‍🦳

[@speakrighttogod]

Yes, the peas and the pods are good. Sweet & crunchy!

[@dianacunningham2228]

I am really enjoying your seed to harvest videos. Instant gratification.

[@HollisNancysHomestead]

Seeing the entire life of the plant really makes a difference to folks.

[@amyschultz8058]

Beautiful video. I love how you take us from start to harvest and I am always amazed by what people can grow in the various zones at the same time as myself. Nature is such an amazing thing. We'll be planting our sugar snaps in a couple month's here and I can't wait. Definitely a favorite. Thank you for the fish information. I know what we will do this summer lol.

[@HollisNancysHomestead]

Our pleasure!

[@Liwayputi]

Thanks for explaining everything!

[@lynnlovessoil]

Nice video, thank you for all great advice. I would love to see an experiment where you plant some transplants with fish and some with out. It would be cool to see the difference. I wonder if you get more harvest or quicker or both.

[@speakrighttogod]

That's a good idea, Lynn. At least on a small scale to see the difference.

[@IjeomaThePlantMama]

Very good idea, I have some sugar snap seedlings in getting ready to transplanted, I think I'll try this experiment!

[@solobluebird]

really enjoy your videos and gardening knowledge. God Bless You. I have shared your videos with a friend who is a dead ringer, a look-alike of you Hollis. Looking forward to his reaction.

[@gloriakipfer3144]

Love your videos !! I've learned a lot plus I can get a cup of tea and just relax. TY