I’m building a wall today

[@hannahleeduggan]

lupinelaneco.com officially has Silver Lupine Rings up for presale, along with the original gold ring, journal, and tote ♥️ presale will be open until 7/30

[@lindapolstonjeffords1608]

How do I order the silver ring

[@hannahleeduggan]

@@lindapolstonjeffords1608on the website: lupinelaneco.com

[@aprilbryant8641]

Both rings are beautiful. It was hard to choose which ring I wanted. Finally went with the silver, so pretty

[@steven3479]

@@aprilbryant8641 How's 'bout one of each so you won't clash with your shoes?

[@thisabledwoman3637]

I’m really interested in ordering the gold ring but fearful it will tarnish & the gold plating will rub off. How has your ring held up so far? I’ve noticed that it appears as though you wear it most of the time-or that just could be for videos.;) I adore you & your channel. I believe you are incredibly brave, extremely talented, & wicked smart to have accomplished all that you have. You should be so proud of yourself!

[@mcatronw]

Two garden things: DO NOT put that mint in the ground unless you want your whole garden to be mint!!!! And carrots are a cool weather crop 😊 there’s plenty more to say but half the fun is figuring it out yourself. You’re doing a good job!!

[@Wynsleydale]

Agree! Contain the mint! And ideally in a tall box because it will “jump” a 2x4 and spread on the ground!

[@titteldelmar]

I came here to say the same about the mint😬

[@myoldusernamewastaken]

Thank god, I was just about to comment the same thing but you’ve already got it covered👌

[@missmyoldhandle24]

regarding the carrots, they actually can handle insanely hot weather. I live in the mountains of CA where it is VERY hot and dry in the summer (today was 109) and that is when we all grow our carrots and they do great. Mine have zero shade and like 14 hours of sun and they're perfect. However, because of the climate, everything is on auto twice daily watering, so maybe thats why they do so well

[@cookieclaygirl77]

Also re: asparagus, I made the mistake of cutting it then learning it liked 2 years of growth before it gets cut. Now all of mine are dead haha oooopsie! your garden looks fabulous!!!

[@Annj97]

I remember the very 1st video I watched by Hannah, she was making paper out of egg cartons and cute small flowers! Now she owns 2 properties and has multiple vehicles, gardens and her own merch! WTG Hannah, you are doing amazing since I first started watching you! I know this was kind of a random comment, BUT I guess I had to give recognition! You've come a long way since making your own paper!

[@embellej]

Same me too!! That video plays in the back of my head all the time haha

[@MaybeLily1234]

same! then i loved the vanlife videos

[@cuzondruh]

That's the first video I watched of hers, too. ❤

[@terrizimmerman4264]

Heads up on the mint; you might want to keep it in a place that you don’t mind it spreading. If in the garden, it will take over everything and choke out the rest of what you plant. Mint is extremely invasive!! I learned this the hard way. It even spread into the lawn, which was ok with me because when we mowed, it smelled amazing. lol Keep doing what you do, girl! You’re amazing!😉🤗🥰

[@terrizimmerman4264]

P.S. The weeds and lawn clips work great in your compost bin.😉

[@Sapphire8711]

I was going to say this too! Mint is great but only when it’s separated otherwise it’s so invasive

[@silvia4020]

We have planted mint at the foot of our vines. It is said that the essential oils of mint protect the vines from pests (some sort of "good neighbors").

[@chucky6367]

I planted Pennyroyal here and there in my lawn, l love the smell when it's walked on or mowed 😍

[@utubnoslo]

Glad to know this about mint. I have it in big pots with other mosquito repellent plants and it seems to be taking over.

[@libragirl4471]

Girl you know what having a pantry means right? It’s mean you have to fill it with home canned goods. Yay, we get to learn home canning at harvest time August and September from your garden. Your videos never get old. I watch and rewatch to motivate the projects I need to do.

[@debbiedutton6967]

If you are going to store food in there (like everything you will be canning 😊), it’s worth putting insulation in that wall, especially if that entry gets cold in the winter.

[@sianwilliams8179]

Next year I’d plant marigolds around your carrots as they distract the bugs from your carrots. For your first time your doing brilliantly. You’ll be learning to can your produce next x

[@jimlewis8528]

An I think your garden absolutely looks great!!! Everyone's gardens this year got a later start cause of all the cold n rain.. if this is your first garden then dam girl!! Your doing great!! That's the awesome thing I love about farming an gardening Is you never stop learning an every year you figure out something new or learn something new..You are so great!! An I wish to find someone someday very similar to yourself!! Your a unicorn in this day an time❤

[@arthurshat7793]

@@debbiedutton6967I wondered that!! Once she was halfway up I was thinking there should be insulation just in case

[@RTCPhotoWork]

Don't cut back asparagus until the foliage turns at least yellow if not dies back completely. When it's huge and unruly, it's feeding the nutrients back to the crowns (to grow and spread) and to make seed (which are produced in what will look like teeny red berries).

[@laurieslifeessentials]

I was literally just going to say the same thing! 😀 Other than that, you're garden looks great! Glad you are enjoying it!

[@lardo666]

I live in England near 95 acres of commercial asparagus. They leave it until it slowly dies back, then mow it down. Last two warm falls that was late November - clearly if frost kills it then tidy earlier. And it will grow several feet high...

[@MiauaiM]

Yes, and keep mint contained ❤

[@bygraciana]

i think for some reason this is my favorite video yet. your funny personality really showed (more than usual) and the DUALITY OF WOMEN was just so intense in this one specifically. been watching you for YEARS and your videos are what make me feel capable. actually one of the reasons i started getting into construction. you just make it so simple and fun. we’re learning how things work right along with you. will be in old man clothes building a wall and then in a summer dress prancing around a garden and then in a bikers jacket in a motorcycle. ugh. love ya han

[@hannahleeduggan]

this makes me so happy 🥺 life is so unserious, we can be whoever we wanna be whenever we want

[@echothegoodwolf]

It gives my heart a swell of protectiveness when you ask your viewers to be nice to you and not ruin your day with criticism. You are *doing it*! All the things! And what an awesome life you’re crafting. I hope nobody ever makes you feel bad for learning and making mistakes.

[@mariahwhisper712]

Seriously tho, she’s out here doing more than most people these days that’s for sure, including me. She inspires me😭

[@Tristan_de_Kermadec]

You did it Hannah: 100 million views! And coming soon, 1 million subscribers. You should be so proud of yourself. These are symbolic milestones, but they are a true reflection of your success, of what you have been able to achieve in barely 5 years on KZbin. You deserve it so much. We all know that the road to get where you are now was full of obstacles. Beyond the numbers, your most impressive achievement IMO is that you are so much more than a “content creator”. You create beauty, you create happiness, you create a better world for so many people who are waiting impatiently every Sunday for your new video. And it is amazing that you achieved that just by being yourself, happy, funny, beautiful, free spirited, creative, charismatic, talented… Congratulations Hannah! It is worth a celebration with wine, Champagne, or what you are in the mood for. Thank you for sharing with us these instants of your life. Everybody here is so happy for you.

[@lisarobbinson8835]

She's 100% deserving! ♡

[@mscattale]

900 thousand I think is what he meant. 100 million is a little high!

[@Tristan_de_Kermadec]

@@mscattale No it is not. Hannah really got more than 100 million views on her KZbin channel. Impressive isn't?

[@emysvt]

@@mscattale no she fr got 100 mil views :D !!

[@itsoktonotbeokay]

Love this❤️

[@darlenedavis8690]

Enclosing part of the porch for a pantry was a brilliant idea! You could actually turn the top of those shelves below the window into a baking counter. Great job on your garden. One tip with the basil - if you want it to keep producing, be sure to pinch off any/all blooms. Once basil blooms it tends to stop producing. Also, you'll want to harvest your herbs even if you don't want to use them right away. Don't harvest all of it, just take maybe 1/3 of the plant, and that will keep them producing. Same with the other veggies....the more you pick the more they seem to produce. You could line the inside or outside of your fence with a smaller type of hardware cloth and it will keep most of the snakes and smaller animals out - just a thought. You can also add weeds to your compost pile. Sorry for all the unsolicited advice - I just love gardening. It's so calming and therapeutic. Your wall looks AMAZING!!! Great job!

[@stacykb6323]

Mint: best if you can find a large growers pot, a gallon or larger, and plant the mint in the pot. Put the mint/pot in the ground. Mint van be invasive. Beets, carrots are more cold weather. The rest, you will figure out. What fun!!

[@katrinacamara5140]

I just wanted to let you know that your garden is great! The incredible thing is that it is YOUR garden and you get to do whatever you want with it. Celebrate the the harvest you have because just picking and eating one vegetable is honestly the most incredible thing. I’m living where I can’t really garden, so watching you is feeding my soul!

[@Zoe_EK]

4:16 is the most sibling moment😂 Molly just sitting there enjoying her snacks

[@kathleenoverton3263]

This house of yours is having the time of its life with all these changes! It’s like it changes it’s clothes as often as you do! You Hannah are a force to be reckoned with - and all these changes are for the better!

[@angelamurphy3331]

I'm sure Hannah that you already know that gardening is brilliant for your mental health. Love your progress with all you're growing. 🍀🍀🇮🇪🇮🇪😺😺💚💚🍀🍀

[@MonicaMolinar]

Hi Hannah! Thank you for all you do. After a recent hospitalization (3 hospitals & two surgeries, actually, plus a stroke that hit me on both sides of my brain, and being paralyzed on my right side), one of the things that has helped me get better, is that I’d previously mentioned showing you how you’ve inspired changes in my own environment - and life - so I wanted to get back to that process asap. I’m one of those asking for a silver version - thank you for making that happen for us! Keep enjoying your journey. Cheers! 😊

[@juliah5469]

Wishing you a continued and rapid recovery. Bless you in everything you do. Hannah inspires me every day too. And you sound pretty inspirational as well! 💐💐💐

[@SassySue67]

Wishing you a speedy recovery. If Hannah’s videos inspire you like they do me, you might also like videos by “the cottage fairy “ as well.

[@MonicaMolinar]

@sharonfeeney2166 I am, thank you. There might always be things that I need help with. Everyone needs help once in awhile, though, don’t we? Cheers! 😊

[@MonicaMolinar]

@@juliah5469, those are kind words; thank you! Sundays are my day to watch my favorite KZbinrs, and I was just here, thinking about how different they all are, yet I feel so inspired by each of them. Time will tell… I might come up with something worth sharing one day.

[@juliah5469]

@@MonicaMolinar Go for it Monica!

[@judithfox1953]

A friend used an old screen door on her pantry entrance. It looks amazing and would work in your space so well.

[@tduenchan]

A barn door might fit.

[@Laura-49r]

Here's the thing - you take on new projects and learn new skills along the way. You certainly don't need to feel self-conscious because you don't know everything. I admire your tenacity and determination so very much and truly enjoy seeing you make your visions come to fruition. You will figure out the gardening bit just like you have everything else.

[@Choppini]

@Laura_49r well said, Laura. Not being afraid of learning new skills while doing stuff is something not everyone can do, fear of messing up holds most people back. Never a dull moment in my life, in most cases everythings works out right at the first try

[@kielia727]

2 bits of gardening info. Sunflowers are heavy feeders, especially big ones so they will deplete the nutrients in your soil. They need a slow release granular fertilizer with trace minerals. You work it into their soil about 8 inches down once a year. That puts the nutrients back into the soil.When you plant root vegtables like carrots and beets , if your soil is compact ,which yours looks like it is, you need to mix in plenty of chopped up straw or other material into your soil. I know you mixed in some stuff but maybe not enough for the root veggies . Oh, one other thing, if it is animals rather than insects getting you strawberries you might consider building a wire enclosure around them. For your first garden you are doing fabulous. I'm proud of you. Thanks for the garden tour. .

[@ninam706]

As beautiful as the homestead is, there's something magical about those cottages.

[@mamabear0056]

Love how you get all these ideas and just go for it. Alone or not alone, you are very inspiring!

[@vanessaroache5293]

Just a heads up. The mildew on the zucchini plant is because it’s leaves are staying wet. Water at the base and trim off and mildew leaves. It will keep spreading. I hope this helps and gets you some abundance!

[@meiraloraduncan8953]

Plant some lavender around the outside sitting/eating areas at both the cabin and the cottages because they not only smell great they help keep mosquitoes away. Definitely add insulation to the wall you built to prevent anything being stored in the pantry from freezing during the winter. If you add a countertop to the area near the outlets in the pantry you can keep the toaster plugged in on the counter as well as other appliances you use but don't want taking up the little counter space in the kitchen. I would store dry goods in glass jars/containers to prevent the nice from having a feast.

[@sherrynitschke528]

Love that you will have a window in the pantry, I find it feels less like a closet and gives some natural light.

[@raimeyewens7518]

Except if she cans any food and puts it in the sunlight she will have problems. It should be stored in a cool, dark place. It will spoil faster and can affect the taste. I’m sure someone on here will point it out to her.

[@iambarnowl]

string trimming with bare feet and safety glasses like a true pro. also, your garden looks 10x better than mine! we've had a stupid amount of rain in june and july in the NE and plants have gotten zilch for sun.

[@pamboone6921]

Ohhhh I’m gonna love that pantry, I’d have to put a old fashion screen door on it. Good job Hannah! And your garden looks way to sweet, you’re doing fine with it ❤

[@samanthaunger8143]

The best part about having a garden is learning as you go! I tell everyone that gets discouraged you learn something new with each growing season. I do not have the amount of land you do but always keep a small garden of my favorite vegetables /container herbs and strawberries. Also if this is your first year with strawberries and they aren’t producing well for you do not fret! It took mine two seasons to establish themselves. I’ve since learned to cut back the runners too-this will help produce more fruit❤ ❤❤ Also, I’m still *impatiently* waiting for the conclusion on the cabin bathroom Reno 😆

[@rachelgrinnell]

Hannah, the best way to learn to garden is to just dive in. You're doing great! It's awesome to have a garden. You'll learn so much.

[@tarasendlessjourney]

My carrots took FOREVER to grow, but then they just exploded. Your garden is fantastic! There is nothing like eating something that you grew yourself!

[@bradray6497]

Your garden looks good however do not plant your mint in the ground. It's very invasive and will spread everywhere. Sometimes it will even spread from pots if the roots go through to the ground. Happy gardening, keep enjoying watching it grow

[@zuziasmr]

Your videos are somehow getting even better and better but how??? because each and every one of them is always perfect, since the very beginning. 😩💗💗💗

[@SunshinesART]

I LOVE YOUR GArDEN! Do not be ashamed of it. Garden Therapy is essential, even if you fail with some plants. Next year, you’ll be all the more wiser with your garden. 🌹

[@Aquame68]

You've come a long way since your living in a van,, happy for you 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@SassySue67]

Hannah, your garden looks great. Don’t put the mint in the ground, it will spread like crazy and crowd out the other plants. Leave it in a pot.

[@shaylagudino5693]

What a great idea. I want a pantry so bad but I don’t have your skill to build one. You might want to insulate the walls and put in some kind of heat source but what a wonderful idea!

[@michelestone2607]

Gardening is harder than people make it look! You're doing great! things are growing!

[@noranature]

your garden looks so beautiful. keep in mind that mint spreads very quickly and can take over many parts of the garden because it have "rizome" roots. the pantry is just a great idea and looks already so nice and practical.

[@deborahdoll4111]

Something I had to learn also. Never shake stain, always stir and fold in from the bottom of can. Your home is so beautiful and so are you!

[@sliverofamoment]

Hi Hannah! I’m a kind of beginner at gardening too but from my understanding carrots need really aerated less clay-y soil so that their roots (the carrot part) can grow deeply without a struggle. Sometimes people mound the soil so that it doesn’t get too dense. Maybe that will help for next year. But you’re doing such a great job in your garden!!😊

[@kmarshall53]

You can also add some sand - that’s what worked for me. Just a bag of play sand…nothing fancy.

[@go-healthy8132]

Cover the seeds with some boards until they sprout, always water them good underneath. It keeps them moist and protected from the birds. As soon as you see the greens take the boards off.

[@jewstine1]

One thing I never knew about gardening. Do you want to garden organic or non organic? We (my mom and I) always grew organic with organic fertilizer, coffee, chicken and goat doodee. This year I wanted to try Fox Farm fertilizer and organic fertilizer on all my plants (indoor and outdoor) the difference is day and night lol. I finally have a cantaloupe growing on a trellis that I made lol. Only draw back you need to cut the non organic fertilizer back a month before harvest. My passionfruit has hundreds this year, our lemon tree is back to being her beautiful self. Next year I plan on going back to organic growing though. It was a fun journey this year seeing our garden flourish and to learn some of the people we look up to for gardening inspo might not even be organic gardening lol. There is no right or wrong way to garden, have fun with your beautiful garden.

[@karengreen2437]

Love the garden. What a great space. Others may have told you but don’t put the mint in the ground unless you want it to take over. It’s a great plant but oh so invasive. It will crowd out other plants sadly. Love the pantry. You have done a great job.

[@chelle5447]

Hannah, love your videos & love you! I'm not one to comment usually, but in the beginning of your video, at around 4 seconds in as you are walking through ferns under a tree, you are getting a rattlesnake warning. 😨😱 If you listen, you'll hear it. You may want to take a few minutes to listen to rattlesnake sound online to familiarize yourself with the sound. ❤Depending on the size, they can be very high pitched, or very low pitched; fast or slow. If you aren't taught what the sound is, you tend to write it off as 'bugs.' Just a head's up. No need to freak out or anything, 🤣 just keep some open ears, and watch where your feet are going. Love your channel! SO close to 1 mil these days, it's wonderful. 😊Thanks for making such great content. [Comment section: Please like so we can get her attention and warn her, I'd appreciate it! Wanna keep Hannah safe! 💖Thanks!]

[@hannahleeduggan]

Preciate you looking out, but we don’t have rattlesnakes here! Unless it’s lost 👀

[@susanalario3836]

I love the way you talk about getting something done then immediately think of something else. It's amazing how much you have accomplished with both your homes. It's so beautiful ❤️ it give me incentive to create In my humble abode.❤❤❤

[@Choppini]

Girl, your videos are being more and more AWESOME! "The Kyle" is doing an incredible job with your anyhow already wonderful footage. Over the recent weeks I watched most of the vids TWICE, 1st time on the tablet, the 2nd time always full-screen with speakers. I am in my mid-60s, live alone with my tiny dog, and work like you. Have an idea, think sbout it wide and long, and THEN JUST DO IT! With skills, some common sense, and the right tools one can do almost everything. Especially living alone has in these cases a huge benefit: no arguing about things get done the right way. ANY way that let you finish your project is the right way. Love ya, keep doing YOUR WAY

[@vallovesnature8449]

You’re doing just fine with the garden. Funny thing about gardening, we learn as much as we can about it but we can never predict anything due to weather & plant personalities. You’ll find plants have a happy spot. Don’t stress! Enjoy the journey ❤️

[@angelaallah8011]

My daughter and I got in a car accident yesterday, and luckily, we are OK but I was all shaken up and stressed and your videos helped to calm my nerves and I was able to get some sleep. Thanks to you keep up the good work.

[@mjsps51]

Loved every minute of this one! Can’t wait to see the finished pantry!

[@garnetwell]

good start on your garden! I like John Jeavons "Grow More Vegetables" for basic garden info. From what you showed, Id say you need to add more nitrogen fertilizer for your greens. I use composted chicken manure when I first prepare my my beds. Brassicas need about 18 inches apart. Add bone meal when fruiting begins.

[@conniekeefe8726]

Hi Hannah ❤️, I admire you so much. Your courage and your strength. You do the things that you want to do in your life. I love that you keep on being here watching you makes me feel free like I did when I was your age I am 75 years old and I love watching you live your life. you go, girl enjoy, breathe you are a girl to be admired for your accomplishments. I’m proud of you.

[@jmar665]

You only learn anything in life by doing and trying. It is our mistakes that teach us. Your garden is perfect, because it is yours. I also have a small garden and flowers. But this year I have lantern bugs. Many, many, many lantern bugs. They are everywhere and there is not too much to do, to stop them. The adult will come early fall but right now they are in the early stages. I probably would not of planted this year, had I of known they were here. To put a seed in the ground, and to make it grow and see the benefit it provides is indeed, a miracle. Nurturing is a lot of hard work, but so worth it at harvest time. You are doing great!

[@nomymother]

I really like Hannah and her whoooole lifestyle and her "we'll just go for it" mentality. But since I usually watch her videos after Macenna's perfectionism, Hanna's laid back approach always throws me for a loop 😂

[@imagrasshopper9510]

..gotta love Molly's contributions to your project. 4:15 posing for a "looks like you could use some help" GIF 🤣🤣

[@lilagood1963]

Hannah you did a great job with your first garden! 👏🏻👏🏻

[@maddiobi4786]

YAY so happy you have started gardening, you are doing an amazing job! Make sure to cover your soil with mulch! Bare soil is like mother earths open wound! You can 'chop and drop' your weeds too to recycle the nutrients or make compost tea by putting all the weeds in a bucket, filling with water and sitting it in the sun for a while - DIY fertiliser> You rock Hannah!

[@tugceo3]

hi kyle and hannah or whomever is seeing this, first of all watching ur videos are my favourite i feel like i am living in them. they are so calming and inspiring to me. second of all, and i will tell this with all of my love, can you adjust the overall volume of the videos to be a bit higher, i often times have trouble if i am eating and watching or if there's other sources of noise in my environment. :) love yall

[@tobecomeawitch]

I'm always amazed that Hannah does all this work without any shoes on haha! I would be terrified that I would be stepping into screws or wood chips or something. But anyways, love how you're making this house your dream home. :) Keep it up!

[@Zizzi960]

The thing my mind canˋt let go is, that I would have had two doors for the pantry. When you come home from grocery shopping you could put everything straight in there instead of making a detour through the kitchen. Otherwise I’m obsessed! I’m super stoked to tackle my own apartment now ❤️

[@mollykidd9736]

“I’m just a princess in my garden” *starts aggressively weedwhacking* made me giggle, love ya 💚

[@emilygalassini5766]

That shirt is badass!!

[@clinky1979]

Gardens are very personal. It makes sense that you be self conscious about posting content about it. One tip for the mint - leave it in a pot. It is rather rambunctious in the ground and will go everywhere. Seriously. Everywhere.

[@shirleycarter2451]

Hi sweetie, dint plant your mint into the grown as its roots will go mad and you'll be pulling it up for yrs to come, it's best to be kept in containers or large plant pots,then every couple of yrs thin out the roots so it thrives better. Good luck ❤

[@kmarshall53]

I love the garden! It’s gorgeous and such a learning experience every single year. You don’t need to be self-conscious at all…everyone who gardens knows that it is different every year. 💗

[@tahoeblue2491]

Garden looks great. Always fun to plant and watch plants grow. Some do great and some don’t. Keep planting it is very relaxing activity.

[@MEL3803]

your garden is doing great! just please don't put the mint in the ground, it will take over the whole garden. totally don't know from experience lol. put it in a bigger pot, it'll be fine

[@tashoare]

Full-time veg grower here, the garden's looking great :) I would stagger your plants whenever you can, so instead of planting them in a grid shape, plant them in a zigzag shape, if that makes sense. You get the same number of plants but there's more space between the rows. I'd also mulch if you can, especially for things like the courgettes and tomatoes where there is lots of bare soil in between them - you could just use grass clippings and it'll help them retain moisture and feed the soil eventually too. It doesn't look as neat but it does a lot of good. Thanks as always for the videos :)

[@jessbahr9507]

Im SO proud of you and your garden. Once you start gardening, it has a way of creeping into your soul and becoming part of you ❤ Please, for the love of all things good in this world, do NOT PLANT THE MINT IN THE GROUND LOL! It also has a way of taking over your entire life (and garden) forever like a rascally little asshole you’ll never get rid of. Imagine the worst weed you’ve ever had to deal with, multiply it by 100 and sprinkle on a little cocaine and that is what mint is when it’s grown in the ground ☠️ It will literally eat you alive 🤣

[@katelynnb809]

I just started planting tomatoes, strawberries and basil! The experience is so rewarding and calming!

[@gardenspicemb8731]

Omg...lovely garden,but DO NOT put your mint in the ground,you can thank me later lol as a trained landscaper,I can promise you you can do your best and in the end I say mother nature decides the rest

[@pamelataylor412]

Im very impressed with your garden! You seem to be following my number one rule in gardening. Have fun! Don’t take it too seriously and just enjoy!

[@bellebiteme]

Hi Hannah! Just so you know every year I plant my garden I learn something! Gardening is peaceful, yet a journey! I absolutely love your videos and you make my imagination soar with all of your fabulous ideas. Asa 49 year old woman I want you to know that you inspire me so! Thanks for sharing your life and your creativity ! ❤

[@nimuehmoon872]

...H....try keeping mint in a pot...it can spread like crazy...👍...your garden looks great!

[@firequeen2194]

I’m always amazed by you. I’m just installing a roof rack on my van and it’s already a two day project 😂. I keep getting distracted. You absolutely ROCK and give me hope and inspiration for my own future homestead.

[@keira5632]

I grow carrots every year and it’s a hit or miss, I found planting each tiny little seed one by one makes a huge difference even tho my patience hates it. The ground has to be very soft! Turn over the soil every year and remove as many rocks as you can, if they’re still struggling my mum likes to mix in some sand to make it extra soft. Don’t forget ur manure!! They’ll grow like crazy :) to store them so they last through the cold winters you have to wrap them each in newspaper and put in a box that has holes so they can breath, in a dark warm space. This technique was used by my great grandma in Russia to keep her veggies over the winter! Your garden look great!

[@laribergantin7097]

omg the rainy shots aaahhhhhh SO BEAUTIFUL

[@mariabento4624]

Inspiring project maker, funny , sweet and peaceful . You made a life at your image 🙏. And you are a master in quick Problem solving : forgot my shorts , just cut my trousers 😂. Thank you 🌸

[@Lowshoehighhat]

I have worked with a very knowledgeable botanical person and i agree with him that there are no wrong way in the garden. I love to experiment some time it work some not. Hydro planting is something you should look up. Way less water and maintenance

[@missemmyful]

Hannah!!! You can make wine from anything including table grapes! I don't know what kind of grapes they are but if they are purple you can make a nice sweet sparkling wine from them that is super quick to get to drinkability. (It's fondly known as backyard bubble in a bunch of wine groups). Wine making is super fun and I think it would be right up your alley. Plus now you have a pantry for all your brewing gear!

[@kristensaenz6421]

You can garden any way you want. In my opinion if veggies grow you're winning. If you keep up with the weeds youre really really winning. Have fun with it and enjoy it. You will learn what works best and increases your harvest if that's what you're after.

[@unspokenheartstillness]

I have seriously planted an 8 year old garden and have learned a lot. Now I grow many leafy greens, bunch onions in containers. So much easier including growing strawberries and endless swiss chard. Have fun.

[@barbararoberts6989]

I love your videos I get so relaxed when I watch them, the music and nature are awesome. Good luck on all your projects. Love the Homestead!

[@midwestbramble6435]

Depending on the variety of strawberry (June bearing vs ever bearing) you may not get strawberries until next year. If they’re June bearing they’ll all come on next June and you’ll have to make jam or something to keep up 😆 Ever bearing are better for snacking. Also if that was a garder snake, that’s a good sign for your garden. Though they still startle me too lol. You’re doing great and am so happy to see your progress on both the house and the garden!

[@meghanhughes]

GO OFF GARDENING QUEEN! so many of your plants are doing amazing! those beans & sunflowers especially! to add to what you already said you were gonna do: when you do trim back the tomatoes, i like to clear the bottom 4 inches or so of the stalk so that they will grow tall & not as wide. that helps them not topple over or bend their cages as much. tomatoes are very resilient! also, when you showed your zucchini it made me realize you may have the same problem as me which is either powdery mildew on the leaves or squash bugs (those little bastards)... so just something to watch out for! i am currently trying to remedy the same thing lol

[@emilyroselea]

I never really comment on KZbin posts but I absolutely love your content, it’s so relaxing and peaceful, im glad you get to share your life with us in such a relaxing environment, it is a dream for me to live like you do one day! ❤

[@deborahmartyn97]

You are doing very well in your first year with the veggie garden. Gardening is a continual learning and adjusting dance.

[@smallcatbigworld]

You are doing so good. Gardening is just one giant experiment, which you seem to be fairly good at! Fiddle with it until it works.

[@marianl3447]

Hannah ..thank you for so much packed into one vid...that i can learn from you . Did i hear Isabel and her guy singing and playing music near the end in the garden? And anyone get to read what the back of Hannah's shirt says? it's really pretty cool ...

[@AlyssaAllDayVlogs]

My motto with gardening is to fail forward! You learn the most by killing things. 😊

[@findingpeacedailyfpd6064]

Hannah's construction going strong. Mollasus, egg shell and bone meal makes good fertilizer. They make a pantry door that's shaded opaque glass with a lil graphic that says pantry. Let's light they but hides the storage. If u can tangle with a bat you can handle a garter snake. He's eating the bugs 🌙✨✨✨🌀 💜

[@robinsmith9734]

Wall to Wall, Wall! A great asset having a functional separation from the kitchen. They are great. Progress, with a singing carpenter, a bonus. Vision, 10 out of 10, execution 10 out of 10, with the gardening ensemble, a bonus. Vision complete, and goodnight from New Zealand.

[@megand576]

Obsessed with your new pantry! Love how you came up with the idea to build it from empty space you didn’t need.

[@ednarichardson3442]

That’s a great idea‼️u are so creative.......love watching u....your bedroom is so pretty...and the whole house is looking fab👍🏽

[@deewise552]

Brilliant idea creating your pantry! Wasted space becoming needed space is the way to go!

[@northcarolinagirl]

If you start seeing squash bugs... which kinda look like stink bugs, sprinkle the plants with a bit of flour. Yes, the regular kind of flour as in baking flour. It will wash off and be non toxic to the environment. The flour irritates the squash bugs little moving parts and gets under their wings... and kills them by this method. If that doesn't work... then you can get food grade diatomaceous earth which is a bit more irritating to them and still ok for the environment. You'll have to reapply after the rain. Google it so you know how it's supposed to look so you don't cover all the leaf and knock out the sun for the plant's growth process. I think it all looks really good. And you can use this method on all plants. Love the pantry too.

[@tessnf]

For your first time gardening, you did an amazing job!! One tip that will save you a lot of time weeding and watering is to MULCH between your plants! Especially the plants that will be sitting a while like garlic, squash and peppers :) It adds nutrients, helps soil retain moisture and prevents weeds. I love using lawn clippings because it is convenient, but hay and other material work or even compost! Happy gardening!

[@stevewheeler6920]

I love what you wear, I love your common sense, I love your music choices, I love your carpentry, I love your ability to see your designs before you even start, I love hearing you sing. I could go on. 🎉

[@rebeccahollinger3301]

Your going to love gardening, cant wait until you get your first harvest!

[@rebeccahollinger3301]

You need chickens next!!

[@deborahlee8135]

Good first garden Hannah. Carrots prefer a loose, sandyish soil to for nice carrots. Coolect your weeds and start a compost pile, then next season you can add that in where you grow carrots. ❤

[@GingerDodson]

Look at you!! So awesome!!! Glass Cafe doors would look cute there

[@bryans8656]

Our house had this huge, open area as you walked into the house, totally wasted space. I did essentially what you did and created a room. I toenailed the studs into the plate and cap, sheet-rocked and taped, and hung a door. Now the entry area isn't stupid big and we have a meditation room (that my wife also uses as a sewing room).

[@genevievesteier8228]

Lovely garden, cantaloupes love a trellis...also when fruits get heavy make a hammock nest out of panty hose or something like that to support it attaching it to the trellis