I Can't Believe the Results!!

[@CocoKmimi]

Love watching Becky enjoy her life. Gardening. Cooking. Baking. Painting a floor. All the things. She is so pleasant and kind.

[@melindawargowsky8176]

If you have the time, you can go to local cemeteries around Memorial Day and dig for pots in their waste containers. I’ve sometimes collected over 100 pots and several trays in one trip😊. And it keeps ‘em out of the landfill.

[@nicholehillabush7211]

Make sure to wait for the 2nd leaves too. The first leaves are using nutrition from the seed, the 2nd leaves will show the growth from the compost.

[@gingerdean1521]

YES, wait for the true leaves

[@robinsmith8299]

Becky I'm so excited! I'm 62 this month and I live in some apartments. I'm disabled. They put garden boxes outside our door in our back yard. They are 6'x3' can't wait to put what I've learned from you into effect. I always buy my fruits & veggies from local farmers to can. As always I'm so proud of you.

[@jodifinnegan4453]

Maybe you can let us know, in future comments, how your garden turns out!! I'm excited for you!!!

[@robinsmith8299]

Thank you Jodi, I sure will

[@hannajoubert879]

❤❤❤

[@catmintable]

Your landscape project is behind but the weather is 1-month behind as well. You can start hardening off your plants that will go out to get them ready. You can start by opening the doors and windows (if possible) for your wonderful grow room for the hardening off process.

[@Aibouify]

Funny story about the wateringcan she's using at 1:40, Husqvarna is a Swedish company that started in 1689

[@Katheverett]

This old lady would be taking notes in a garden journal with all the information you are learning - there is no way I could remember all of that! I’m sure your brain is better than mine, and I guess you could always go back and look at the videos. Beautiful starts!!

[@elaineleduc7948]

Becky, don't stress. It is not uncommon for plants to stay in their pots until planting in the ground. So many plants at the garden centers have roots coming out the bottom. Your plants look perfect.

[@carolyngregory9354]

I get amused how excited you get, working with your plants. You sound like you are talking about your kids. I also got tickled, watching your “girls” walking by the door as you were planting and up potting. I guess they heard you talking. Love all your videos.

[@anneinstx1969]

Love seeing your seedlings progress today. When I had herb garden, I had my Oregano and my Thyme growing around medium-large rocks in my front yard. They loved it and it was very attractive. You might consider putting some on your rock retaining wall. The first one built that looked like built with the big boulders/rocks. Put some dirt down in the crevices/cracks between the rocks to give the plants a place to grow into.

[@homesteadrevivals]

I bought several boot trays on clearance one year, and use those as trays for my starts.

[@carolynlulinski8593]

Hi Becky, those seedlings are doing great. I know this is part of your love language to your family is growing food for them to enjoy. OMGOODNESS how much fun are you going to have planting and working in your fabulous new garden beds.🎉🎉 I can hardly wait.. Until next time. Take Care❤

[@BlushnGlossy]

You've been so inspirational to me. We bought our first home less than a year ago and I'm starting my garden with two 4'x12' beds. I of course want more, but not trying to overwhelm myself this first year. 😍🙌🌱

[@wendysstitching4849]

I live in the city and not able to do any kind of gardening or have chickens but I have to say I get so excited when I see you have posted a video. I love watching you cook and planting. I have learned so much

[@uhhokaywhatthehell8354]

You could grow some things indoors you’d just have to help them pollinate themselves and give them proper light! For fun I would like to one day grow a tomato plant inside my home.

[@jodifinnegan4453]

Herbs in little pots on a sunny windowsill would be nice.

[@w.dossett3332]

Pot gardening for you...........dont deny yourself. Enjoy

[@PaulStarr-ld1kb]

your one pretty lady

[@lovepolarice]

Seeing your smiling face with your plants really brightens my day. I've been laying in bed all day sick with a cold. Seriously, I appreciate your wholesome videos. ❤

[@karenfisk6417]

Feel better soon

[@noranature]

Hey Becky. maybe you could put the cabbage plants in the pots outside now. if it no longer freezes at night they would definitely feel good. I have my cabbage and lettuce pots now outside for 2 weeks, even though we had a slight frost, they did well. my garden also wasn't ready for planting jet. your garden will be beautiful. Hope you found the egg in the garage :)

[@katherinelara1801]

25:00 I have found that using vermiculite across the top of your seedlings can help reduce algae. Also, don’t worry about the lavender. For me it has taken almost a few months sometimes to germinate. Double check the back of the seed packet for germination time. ❤❤

[@alexandrajohnston4166]

seconding on the lavender, it takes a bit longer than you might think. just have to wait it out :D

[@missmaziecat5058]

Seconding the vermiculite tip ~ using vermiculite was a game changer this year for me! Seeds germinated so easily through it as well. I found a very fine product

[@PaulStarr-ld1kb]

wow your pretty

[@dessebasey2750]

My husband is rotatilling the garden right now. We have a busy weekend ahead of us. We doubled our garden spot this year. I'm planting some new flowers snd bushes in my mom's spot . God bless

[@LB-vl3qn]

Becky, if you want to go ahead and up-pot seedlings without waiting for 4-inch pots to arrive, you can use Solo cups. I use the smaller clear kind so I can keep an eye on root development. I can fit 17 or 18 cups in a medium-sized aluminum pan from Dollar Tree even if it is a bit precarious. It's not perfect but the plants are in them for such a short time and it's better than allowing them to become roo tbound. Congratulations on such beautiful seedlings - well done! ~ Lisa

[@neptunesharvest9338]

Thanks for the shout out! Awesome!!

[@RachellesGardenDiary]

I have a three year old sage plant I grew from seed using the winter sowing method. I have lavender seeds that I'm thinking about winter sowing vs. direct sowing.

[@carmenwishlow1490]

Winter sowing is so much easier and saves time and space!

[@emilydavidson275]

Playing in the dirt is so much fun! All my dollar tree seeds germinated and I just pit them outdoors for the summer ( in pots) on the balcony in Nashville Tennessee. Love your videos and you are living my dream! Hugs

[@tinamartini2149]

With Celery - instead of planting from seed - the faster way to germinate celery is to go to Winco and buy a bunmch of packages of the cheapest celery and cut off the bottom on the "head". You can then put them in a shallow container with water and watch how fast it grows. You can then transplant them into small pots or the raised bed. I have been growing celery and green onion on my kitchen counter through out the winter. It truly works amazing and you have that beautiful grow room to start your celery in.

[@suegillettful]

The plants look great. What you should do or maybe get Josh to do is use a label making program and show you how you can easily get labels printed. There are various kinds and permanent or removal labels from a stationery supply store. Or even enough better there are little label printers not too expensive, that you can make labels on your phone, tablet etc and easily print out a single or multiple labels easily. I really think you could benefit from doing this. I love your chickens.

[@nickybuchanan2480]

Becky I must first say Thank you for deciding to document your gardening. I have planted some seeds for the very first time. I have to have a container garden but as I was tending to my little garden I have some successful germination outdoors with a small portable greenhouse. I’m excited for the possibility to have fresh salad greens, herbs and a few other veggies on my front porch. I have enjoyed becoming your friend thank you again for the inspiration and motivation to have a little garden of my own.

[@rebeccatucker1747]

Hey Becky, I don’t know if it has been suggested yet. But I learned this year that many perennials like Lavender, sage, and rosemary need to be cold stratified for germination. I do this by lightly wetting a paper towels put the seeds on it then placing them in a plastic bag or container in the crisper drawer for at least 2 weeks. I went from 1 rosemary germinating to 10 germinating this year.

[@tammyr2966]

This is so helpful! Thank you!

[@patprettyman2273]

OMG Becky! Those starts are amazing 🤩.. I live in Otis on the Oregon Coast, we had snow last night,plus so much rain. I just wonder if I can grow a garden this year, because of the weather. Say back in the day, there was no electricity. No grow lights and heat mats, the only way farmers could have a garden is to plant direct seed

[@delphine88313]

So true.When I watch Asian KZbinrs. They put seeds in the ground and fertilizer, weed and walk away.😅 They don't pollinate ( the ones i watch) and do nothing fancy. I think I will do like them .less stress!

[@mistycornelius5994]

I can’t wait to see your garden beds completed and filled!

[@debraflowers5905]

Hi Becky! Have you ever seen Garden Answer on KZbin? She has water ran to her raised beds. There is tubing that is ran from underneath running up to the top of the beds. I think while you don't have any soil in your beds that it might be a good time to at least have tubing at each bed before you have the soil put in. Excellent way to be able to have your plants watered. That is my project for this year, but I already have beds. Oh well, guess I'll be doing a lot of digging. You are doing a wonderful job with your seeds!

[@carmabartschi3846]

Becky, have you considered putting your cabbage plants in your felt pots? Just an idea if you can't get them in your beds.

[@rainwaterrefugehomestead2267]

I started sage 3 times!! It would NOT germinate until I finally read the seed packet and it said to surface sow them, which I thought was odd because it's a larger seed. I did it and left some on the surface and covered some up but barely. Put some plastic wrap over it and it finally germinated!

[@amymarie6724]

Hi Becky! I found that I had better luck with lavender and marjoram if I cold stratified the seeds in the fridge first. Hope this helps!

[@theadegroot1691]

Your plant starts look really lovely and healthy! It's such an exciting time of year as we see the new growth and dream of our gardens. About lavender, it is another seed that needs light to germinate. I don't cover them with soil, I let them sit on top.

[@teresaobrien663]

Wow! Your starts look so good! I’m really enjoying you bringing us along on all the things in your new homestead. Thank you 🥰

[@charlotteschriener8739]

If I may suggest something: I highly reccommend to get informations on companion planting - so your hard effort on starting seeds will be rewarded by a splendid harvest. It is really usefull to know which plants go well together, which ones should be avoided by all means. E.g.: Carrots should be planted near onions because onions will repel the carrot fly. Onions will also chase away the aphids, so plant them near aphid-prone veggies. There are a couple of other good friends of onions like beets, cabbage, lettuce, parsnips (which also suffer from carrot fly), tomatoes, and spices like marjoram, savory, and rosemary. Never plant asparagus, beans, and peas near onions. There are lots of other companionships. It is really interesting. Good luck for the gardening season!

[@JanicePhillips]

Becky has Clyde's Garden Planner and he list's companion plants on there for ya!

[@jls2915]

Thanks for the tips you guys. I’ve been gradually learning about this myself

[@Brandi_the_Baker]

Where can I find a good source for this information?

[@heidiquayle5054]

also I've learned that radishes are great trap crops so that critters will snack on those (which grow easily and quickly) instead of your more expensive or important crops. Tansy seems to be as important as Nasturtiums and Calendula.

[@heidiquayle5054]

@@Brandi_the_Baker ETSY!

[@CityWideGardens]

I enjoy that Becky is talking to only me because she said hello friend.. not hello friends…. Im not sure why all of you are commenting on the post she made for me…. Lol…. Just kidding. She is just so easy to listen to and watch…… cant wait to see the growth explosion in these beds!!!!! Happy growing everbody!

[@kaylakitty3814]

😊😊😊

[@aliciadupuy9228]

I would be patient with the sage. I had planted a whole bunch of seeds, direct sow into my garden last year and one came up toward the end of summer. It also managed to survive the winter out there along with the parsley, so im happy about that!!

[@elizaeliza1013]

Hi! I'm growing lavender this year too as an experiment and it takes up to a month and longer to germinate, so don't lose hope! Mine germinated after about 3 weeks

[@bellaboopixi]

My husband recently said we can have a few chickens when we purchase a house (hopefully in the next 18 months) and I'm overjoyed!

[@LeighAnn_S]

Hi Becky. Helpful tip for your pump sprayer: Gently pull out on the red pressure relief valve prior to unscrewing the pump cylinder. The valve reduces any internal air pressure from your sprayer, allowing you to more easily unscrew the cap for refilling, and will protect the pump cylinder from undue wear and tear.

[@karenfisk6417]

What pump sprayer do you recommend? I couldn't see the name on Becky's sprayer.

[@gingerdean1521]

@@karenfisk6417 look when she has it in the sink I think it said Huskvarna

[@karenfisk6417]

@@gingerdean1521 you have great eyes. All I could make out was an H. Thank you.

[@terryhenderson424]

Just between this and last year, it seems like your seed starting area has a better set up in the new house and that helps too.

[@trishshahtegardens]

So anxious to get back into the garden with you. It seems like March was 120 days. April is now flying by. Can't wait to garden with ya.

[@Birdhouselady]

Tip for your Greenstalks. Go to Lowes and buy a 5gal bucket Paint strainer and put the strainer over the top where you water the Greenstalk. Keeps leaves and dirt from clogging the small holes. We have squirrels that like to clime up to the top and eat peanuts and that makes a mess

[@SaltCreekFarmstead]

They just announced they are coming out with a cover option for the water reservoir and a drip irrigation option.

[@Birdhouselady]

@@SaltCreekFarmstead the drip irrigation will be nice. Thanks

[@AcreHomestead]

great idea!!

[@Andrea-si2vs]

@@SaltCreekFarmstead Laura from garden answer just did a video on this today! Looks like great improvements to the original offering.

[@SaltCreekFarmstead]

@@Andrea-si2vs I know! I watch her too :)

[@juliespencer1164]

Wow the seedlings are coming along Becky, these things take time i am sure it will all be fabulous as time goes on. Starting over is always a task. love to you all. xxx

[@michelles3318]

Hi Becky, if you cut one corner out of your seed trays you can easily water in that corner without lifting your seedlings up and down.

[@bethany3797]

I know it isn't ideal, but the cold weather crops could be planted in the existing garden. That way they aren't stressed and waiting in case of more delays! And then you can get a good harvest hopefully. Oh this is from a few weeks ago lol well hopefully they are in your beds by now :)

[@tammyr2966]

So exciting to see all the growth from seed! I get so excited too, with my seeds starting! I’m learning so much this year about starting seeds from everyone! Gardening is so fun! Your new garden will be amazing!

[@thereal270]

I saw on migargner where he said to put lavender in refrigerator in wet paper towel in ziplock bag for 2-3 weeks then try to germinate. I just put mine in fridge today.

[@RRR-CVNV]

I think your a wonderful person, thanks for being REAL, love your shows, been watching you..Blessings to you and yours Becky🌼

[@serresaschrock2359]

Starting poppy has worked really well for me when I winter sow. This year they all came up

[@christiemorris9808]

Hi Becky, I always look forward to your frequent visits into my home with your practical instructions and advice. I have been an amateur gardener for many years in your area and would like to caution you to go slow when purchasing perennial plants for your landscape. They may claim to be deer proof, but few are. Test out a variety first and see what they don't eat. Your new home and garden design is amazing!

[@gingerdean1521]

@@cynthiafisher9907 Deer will eat anything when they get super hungry Need an 8 foot fence or an outside dog yard

[@kathyhoot7277]

That was a beautiful snowfall! The garden beds will be done before you know it! Your plants are some of the best looking starts I've seen in forever. I think I'm going to have to order me some Vermont compost!

[@esmamyren6792]

This is literally the first time in my life I've ever been first to a video. And acre homestead out of all youtubers! What a treat!

[@reneeandrews]

I am using the Vermont compost for my seedlings (at your recommendation) and they are looking sooo good! This is my first year starting seeds and I’m loving it. Thank you for all the inspiration and encouragement you give us.

[@terridantzic4361]

Becky's recommendation is probably why the Vermont compost is sold out! She recommended the Presto canner and I could hardly find one! The price went sky high as well. A lot of us are listening to you Becky!

[@rainbowe6738]

Curious what kind did you end up getting because they have different selections.

[@AcreHomestead]

YaY!!

[@leahwithheld783]

@@terridantzic4361Presto canners were hard to find before the pandemic, at least in the cities. The pandemic made it so much worse for canning supplies!

[@PaulStarr-ld1kb]

very very pretty love fro canada

[@vivianharwood1123]

I've always been told and do, when pricking out (transplanting) pick them up by a leaf not the stems, they are so tender and you can damage the plant without even noticing

[@gingerdean1521]

yes

[@lindagraff2484]

Nothing wrong with seeds from a dollar store, you should get a gardening journal where you can mark the dates and stuff. I always get excited when I see a new bid from Becky.

[@haleyhompstead5526]

I'm so excited for this year's garden. Year 3 I've followed you, you've learned so much! Last year I remember how you had a lot of seedling loss and this year you are having success!

[@Brandi_the_Baker]

I started all my seeds in the Jiffy greenhouse kits and they are now amazing. I just up-potted them to 4 inch pots. I am in love.

[@Brandi_the_Baker]

@@cynthiafisher9907 I love it.

[@cassie4714]

when you finish drinking the milk in your milk cartons, you could cut it in half and use it as a temp pot when you need extra space.

[@sewingstoryprojects6178]

Great job on caring for the plants and labeling it all!!!

[@amandeez5782]

We have a big work day in our community garden coming up. You’re getting me all excited for the season! We’re trying lots of new things this year.

[@debbiepaquin8842]

Years ago I had bought king of the north seeds and planted, none came up. Back then I used cow manure compost and soil I heat treated in my oven. Well the next year when I heat treated and reused that soil I had king of the north peppers come up in what I had planted. The seeds from the year before still in the packet germinated the second year also when I planted them. Crazy garden experiences. Lol

[@wendyhall8834]

Becky, you are so adorable, how excited you get about planting and growing your veggies and flowers, I just love watching your videos! You are living life to the full and getting joy out of every little moment! I hope the best for you, your husband and your little one in 2023 with all you do!! God Bless!!!

[@cherylpresleigh6403]

As a second year seed starter and only the fourth year of having a garden, I SO appreciate your comments about the nutritional value of the soil used to start seeds. I used seed starting mix and after germination things stalled. Now I realize I should have started feeding the germinated plants right away. I’ll make note of that for next year and for now, I’ll just start fertilizing and hope they put on some growth quickly. Thank you for taking us along, and sharing what you’ve learned in this years seed starting journey!

[@leahwithheld783]

Wait to fertilize until they have their second set of leaves, otherwise you can burn the seedlings.

[@cherylpresleigh6403]

@@leahwithheld783 thank you for the reminder!

[@thewhitehorsefarm]

Hi Becky! Congratulations on successfully starting those seedlings. Mine are no where near yours but I’m in zone 7. Can’t wait to see the beds finished.

[@JanicePhillips]

Zone 7b here in SE OK! Thing's are coming along... Our last frost is supposed to be April 1st, but we've lost our tomatoes two years in a row, so last year I started everything two weeks later and just set my garden planner to last frost date of the 12th instead. So far, so good! It does put me behind, though...but better than loosing all that hard work starting seeds and having to replace them with inferior store boughts!

[@thewhitehorsefarm]

Janice, my last frost was supposedly 4/7. I’ve never put tomatoes out before Mother’s Day. We always have a freak frost in late April.

[@laural.b7515]

I adore your personality! So happy that I happened to hop on KZbin the second you posted 🎉 Lot's of love from France

[@TheGlutenFreeGardener]

you inspire me so much! Im gardening this summer with my cousin and im so excited to start canning! i just bought my first water bath canner

[@Sandhill_Farm]

I’m so happy for you Becky! Your seedlings really do look amazing.

[@jeansafron8568]

I’m so jealous!! My seedlings did not turn out this year and I am going to have to get starts. 🙁but I think I know what I did wrong so I know what I can do better next year!!! 🙂

[@MissBetsyLu]

Wish I lived closer. I would share seedlings.

[@amandaberube3320]

I got a bag of that Vermont compost from Amazon because of your recommendation. We live in the same area. Our seedlings did so well too!. Just got them in the ground. Thanks for the tip!!❤

[@Pdubbsloveraven]

Awesome job!!! We've had so many changes in the last five weeks not sure about our garden this year. However, we are going to try some patio pots using scraps we've grown from things we've eaten. So far celery and carrots are growing very well

[@michellejackson1445]

I'm so glad everything is carefully labeled this year! I would not be able to tell the difference between the cabbage and broccoli plants!

[@sydneykasmar]

I remeber you choose not to buy the packaged Chives for Easter because they were done. Last year I bought one of those packets of Sage. I selected pieces that were 3 inches long, put them in water to root and had success. I had four of the largest Sage plants I couuld have ever imagined for $2.95.

[@M2TC]

I’ve cut my seed trays down into smaller sub-units. Reduces incompatible germination rate. Also easier to bottom water I just plop them into a container with water in the bottom until they rehydrate

[@AZJH8374]

This nurse, Judi, in Scottsdale AZ, feels like you are one of my best friends ❤️

[@tammyhester2570]

Just put 27 tomato plants… 22 pepper plants ( 2 types of bell peppers ..Tabasco… cayenne)..6 green cabbage…6 squash…now have room for a few more plants…so going Saturday to get more plants

[@The_Mouth_of_the_South]

What a journey you're sharing! Thank you for bringing me along! I'm learning so much and I'm hoping to put it to good use soon!

[@krisirolfe4332]

I use plastic chop sticks to make holes and help transplant the seedlings. Wash them off as to not cross contaminate. I use wooden chopsticks to help plants like tomatoes and peppers to lean on. I also throw coffee grounds with some crushed egg shells once a week.

[@willow8094]

This year I went with 12 cell trays so I could have everything organized and allow for them to all grow cause they are all alike. 16 dollars was a easy decision from Amazon. I will order more certainly. Staying organized is the only thing that keeps you sane during the frenzy of seed starting.

[@mrsdscraftdesk]

Suggestion: start a binder with what you’ve learned. Take pics and include them. Write down if you used heat pad, grow lights- all the details. Good records now mean less to try to remember next year.

[@patcochran9036]

Your plants are very beautiful and healthy looking. Wish great success with your gardening this year You are so helpful for those want success with their gardens. Keep up the good work. Awesome.

[@CrazyCrafter-le9ge]

Great video and congratulations on your seedlings. I am just starting as we have just passed our last freeze day. Mine go into a mini greenhouse that is on the eastern side of my house. Another viewer recommended companion planting. I do also. Plus look into trap planting. Both can reduce the need for pesticides.

[@christyfox1477]

I am so envious of your weother. I live in the desert not a fun place to live. But I grow a garden now and I will be out in the summer in the desert. I willprobably Water 3orfourtimesaday. My babies will struggle.

[@LurkerSmurf]

Yes, celery takes forever. You could seed them in November and have them ready to plant outside in April.

[@JanicePhillips]

I'mma have to try that next year...hopefully I'll have my greenhouse set up by then.

[@milliethemillinator3154]

Truth

[@AZJH8374]

Being a nurse for years, I've been putting a courtesey flap on ALL tapes 😊

[@whynotbekind1957]

lol

[@judybyers8252]

Solo cups with holes in the bottom make very good up pots 38:11

[@andreaota3984]

Omg Becky you’ve done very well with the starts. So fun to watch it all come along so well. YAY!!🌷🌷🫶🏻🫶🏻🌷🌷

[@melindawargowsky8176]

Poppies hate to be transplanted, so starting them in homemade paper pots or soil blocks where they don’t have to be potted up is perfect😊.

[@leahness3588]

Direct seed in the spring.

[@serresaschrock2359]

Thats why I winter sow them and plant the whole clump in the ground

[@Angela410R]

Becky, I'm not sure if I missed you back soiling your beautiful cabbage plants or not that of course would be on the top of the plant that you repotted into the four inch pots. I'm so excited for spring and a new Fresh season of growing plants vegetables and flowers and the fact that I found your Channel and I'm thrilled. Have a blessed day

[@carolyost6733]

Parsley directs sows really well. I threw seeds out last year into the soil and they took off .and they are coming back this spring. I couldn't belive it!

[@heidipustelniak652]

Wow! Those baby plants are looking so good! Hopefully you will be able to get them into their permanent homes soon!

Yay! It's time for Becky! 🌼 I only grew celery from seed once in zone 4. It took FOREVER to get going & wasn't really worth growing (in zone 4).

[@tamrahawkes3170]

I bought seed from Peace River, AB for celery, it did amazing. I’m zone 3.

[@marilyntorsch3970]

Your seedlings look great. Love seeing the chicken peeking through the door. Thank you for sharing

[@jenn9579]

Sharing tip-Testing seeds: Take the seeds and place them in a container of water. Let the seeds sit for 15 minutes. If the seeds sink, they are still viable; if they float, discard, because they probably will not sprout.

[@gingerdean1521]

@@cynthiafisher9907 Just do it to seeds you want to start when you are putting them in soil

[@dessebasey2750]

I've heard that!Thanks!

[@tammyr2966]

Super helpful! Thank you!

[@bethsands7665]

Live and learn. We learn so much just trying ...and our passion can take it to the next level as we are always growing bigger and getting better each year . Good job Becky, you are doing awesome and getting better, stronger and faster each year. I think your awesome soil choice tis year is giving you a nice edge on growing smoothly.

[@saraa4824]

Hi Becky❤ I really enjoy watching your videos as soon as you post 😊 Wanted to say that I totally see you in few years running your local farm for others to benefit and enjoy with you, with your own little team along with you 😊

[@AZJH8374]

What were the 4 cuttings from the other house? I can't remember. I know you took them as you were leaving. I think figs. I hope!❤❤❤❤

[@tamararoberts9307]

Your husband and family must be so proud of you and all you do because I know I am ❤

[@amymillerart]

Lavender is very finicky to start from seed. When my Dad did some for me I know he had seeds in damp paper towels and they were in the refrigerator for a certain number of days and then in warm a certain number of days and didn't even go into any soil until they were sprouting. Even then, the percentage to actually make it was lower than most other things. Didn't seem to be much different between varieties. Best success has been from pinning down new spring growth branches on established lavender into the soil and waiting for it to establish roots. The good thing is, once lavender gets established, if it's in a spot that it likes, all you need to do is harvest/trim it back and it will be happy.

[@jcus300]

Rosemary too

[@toniatalley1977]

Everytime I watch your videos I learn something new. You are so good at this and inspire so many. Keep up the amazing work. Everything looks so good.