It's NOT too late!

[@AcreHomestead]

Brown Butter Chocolate Chip Cookies - scratchpantry.com/recipes/2022/7/brown-butter-chocolate-chip-cookies

[@homesteadbythehighway8548]

🍪These are my FAVORITE!! I make double batches and freeze as well. I pull out 2-4 and bake them in our air fryer. So we don’ even wait for the oven to heat up😉

[@lillelucia]

I made these a couple a days afo, they are sooo good. Thank you for the recipe. 😍

[@RedRoseSeptember22]

@@homesteadbythehighway8548 That's a great idea!!!

[@scrappinggrammychristine7508]

Yay! Thank you for the recipe. 😊

[@rablatour]

Try throwing in skor bars chopped up - heaven!

[@maddie2800]

Recently found your channel and I'm obsessed. I'm a lawyer and all day I deal with disputes and bad attitudes. It's so refreshing to decompress on my commute home watching you and your positive and can do attitude. Your community is also full of lovely people with kind messages and I feel like it reminds me there is more good in the world than bad. Loving it, thank you.

[@mcknoc]

You’ve inspired a couch potato to go outside and do some gardening. I’ve planted peas, beans, carrots, parsnips and spring onions.❤️.

[@whitelilly35]

I am also inspired bought myself some balcony planters and planting some goodness soon. Thank you Becky.

[@janevans1821]

Way to go! I know how hard it is to get up and get going. I did well in planning but slacked so now I’m going for a bag garden for fall crops. Hopefully you won’t fail the first time like I did. Good luck, my friend!

[@janevans1821]

@@MH-gc2hr I bought 5 - 10 gallon bags and 20 - 7 gallon bags. Use instead of but just like pots. Much easier to move around and good drainage. Just fill with Miracle Grow soil and plant. I live in zone 8b so I have plenty of time for fall crops.

[@LVT2314]

Grow bags buy on Amazon

[@bluebirdhomestead]

Awesome job planting all of that! You will be so glad you did come harvest time 😊😊😊

[@michellejackson1445]

As I watched you today, I realized how much I like everywhere you go! I feel so at home in your kitchen, your garden, and your new house. Thanks to you and Josh for sharing your productive and meaningful lives!

[@cwdesignsplus9537]

For real you fell as though you are right there 💕. I was thinking yesterday that ive been watching Becky since the beginning of her channel.

[@cynthiaarmstronghopefulhom9672]

You articulated everything that I feel and think when watching her videos she has a way of putting you at ease in knowing that "This is life". She hasn't yet asked what we should call ourselves on her channel however "Becky's Besties " definitely should be a contender. 😘

[@chinodane]

Exactly!!! I’ve been here since it was 30,000 viewers and when she said she was pregnant, I was filled with excitement for her child. Her and josh are going to be awesome parents! I can’t wait!

[@amandajane473]

I 2nd that x

[@lurblur11]

I know what you mean it's like we're real friends tagging along for the adventures!

[@tracystuder5910]

For your new garden, if you break it up into zones in some way, and assign each zone a day of the week. Then weed that zone on that day. (So once a week each zone gets weeded.) The weeds won’t have a chance to get out of control. And by doing it in zones, it won’t be so overwhelming. Just do that zone on that day and don’t worry about the rest of the garden that day as it will get its turn another day. It also won’t take as long as trying to do the whole garden in one day.

[@Takingaleapoffaith]

This is an excellent idea!! Juggling my first garden and a toddler is rough some times. I will give this a go ❤️

[@homefries5557]

Good idea!

[@maddison9510]

This House in the video? Are they keeping the old home with the old garden too ? I don’t think this is the new home garden right in the beginning?

[@lenarrhodes]

@@maddison9510 She mentioned in the video where they bought the new house that they were keeping old house until after the garden is done!

[@Iamhome365]

@@maddison9510 yes like Lena said they're keeping the house until they get all the produce out of it, didn't think she'd be planting more though so nice to see that

[@TheMiikka34]

When you go to recaulk, fill your tub about half way with water beforehand, caulk as normal but leave the water in until set. Doing this will help insure the caulk doesn't separate from the tub or wall when it has weight in it.

[@bluebirdhomestead]

Good tip! 👍

[@paigedevine5586]

Does anyone else want a close up tour of all those beautiful flowers ??

[@annabland1110]

This year I bought a whole stack of dollar tree wire wastebaskets, and they just live out in the garden area. I always have a bunch of baskets for whatever I need to pick. I also rinse things in the baskets with the hose. So handy.

[@meagantrout2127]

Yes! I got two laundry basket types from there. They are too small for an actual load of laundry but they have handles and make it easy to rinse everything before I bring it inside.

[@britt2607]

Great idea

[@wendyr435]

This is a great idea! Thank you for posting the comment!

[@bluebirdhomestead]

That is a great idea! I have seen others use them as pest prevention too!

[@ericagaertner3088]

We frequently make large batches of cookie dough to freeze. We made your Brown Butter Chocolate Chip Cookies last week and we are BELIEVERS!!! How did we survive without these?!? Many thanks Becky!

[@austinhowland300gmail.]

Hello Erica how are you doing. It’s nice to meet you here on KZbin

[@deborahjames3113]

When my husband walks by and sees me watching one of your videos, he calls out "Hey Friends!"...and my daughter says that if she wants a certain thing for dinner, she's going to ask YOU to make it...because I'm ALWAYS copying your recipes! Ha ha. Well, I know a good thing when I see it! (And I hate menu planning! So thank you for doing all the hard work for me!)

[@racheld5576]

I LOVE Becky's "Hey Friends!" because I really believe she means it!

[@johnolson8073]

I often plan dinner from Becky’s latest videos too. I hate hate menu planning, and my husband is no help. I’ll ask him what he wants, or what he likes, and his answer is either “anything” or “just order a pizza” argh! LOL

[@happymama6324]

My husband says the same! He also knows not to interrupt a Becky video, it's my Mama's Time.

[@bluebirdhomestead]

awww that’s so cute!

[@juliehill8506]

My grandpa used to make me ground cherry pie before he passed. He wasn’t the great baker that my grandma was but the fact that he put the effort into it for me was the best gift of all 🥰

[@Somewhereintime22]

You two are both amazing. I love seeing how smart you both are in how you manage your lives. It’s really so rare to see a couple who are so much on the same page in terms of goals, work ethic, stewardship of resources, and an abundance of creative talent. Your new home is beautiful…and all the improvements are so well done. I’ve done home renovations for years and I know how difficult trim work is…it takes so much skill. At first I was wondering why you were going to spend the time when you have so much going on to replace all the trim but I have to say…Josh’s design and precision skill on the trim…particularly with those tall headers is breathtaking. When I saw the sun room completed it reminded me of something from a historical home or an architectural magazine. I cannot wait to see it all done. Becky…you are a total inspiration. You have inspired me to get back in the kitchen and cook every meal. As a result, I’ve saved money (even with inflation), the food has been so much tastier, and I feel better because I’m controlling the ingredients. You’ll have years of content with all your new home projects, but I really see you moving from this into a bigger platform…a Martha Stewart or a Barefoot Contessa…and definitely writing a series of cookbooks. Those of us who found you early on will be able to say…I watched her when she first started!

[@tanjatries632]

Hey Becky thank you so much for the videos. They have really helped me push on and get stuff done in the laundry and garden. I was stuck in a complete slump after my dad’s passing this week but you happy and productive videos and the excitement of a baby on the way is great happiness

[@robine916]

💕💕💕

[@salettamyers8845]

I'm sorry about your dad, big hugs- These videos do help take our minds away & lights a beautiful fire under our butts🤭I call them beautiful distractions & encouragement sent straight from Father- He knows exactly what we need💪💙

[@jenniferseelen1899]

I’m so very sorry for your loss.

[@marysueper140]

My condolences on losing your dad. 🧡

[@marcwright4790]

Sorry fro your loss.

[@lacyjohnson4316]

Anyone else love that satisfying sound when Becky picks off a bean or zucchini? That simple crunch 🥰

[@13LavenderRose]

Or the crunch when she bites into one? They sound soooooo good!

[@allisongarrett7234]

Becky you and Josh are such an inspiration. Hard working loving couple goals🤟🏻❤️

[@safacuisine5180]

I agree ☝️❤️

[@chic90skid]

power couple they are thats how u know gods fit

[@littlecountrykitchen]

Yes thank you so much! 🌻 Wondering where Josh purchased the drip irrigation plugs? If you have a link that would be awesome! I found some that Didn't work very well after a few weeks. And we would all love ❤️ to see 👀 the water 💧 turned on and how the drip hoses work in your garden! Thanks friends!

[@mistyslider6150]

I love that you still get so excited when you find new veggies ready. Sure puts a smile on my face.

[@wendysmith4759]

Just love youre ‘no fuss’ gardening

[@austinhowland300gmail.]

Hello Wendy how are you doing. It’s nice to meet you here on KZbin

[@eddieflowers7939]

It is apparent that you and Josh speak wonderful words concerning each other’s strengths, so please don’t think that what I’m about to say is speaking contrary to Josh’s strength and sacrifice, but I also recognize that you both exert dedicated strength in to making your house a home! You both bring out the best in each other though I’m sure that there are times even that maybe challenged! Continue to always think the best of each other; it’s a wonderful blessing to be reminded of such precious things that we can do to lift each other up! Even the mess-ups with what you think is not a good thing is still a blessing - like overdone cookies (though I would have definitely enjoyed them), plus your dinner and breakfast which was not an issue! I enjoyed the fact that you keep working, on and on so that you work together for you both! No “Princess” laziness in this home. Gale Flowers 🌸

[@wendyr435]

I love overdone cookies! And I agree with you.

[@juliekooiker3408]

Definitely no laziness!!! She digs in!!!

[@Raisin9502]

Can you do a hair tutorial or tell us how you put up your hair…thank you sweetie 🙋🏼‍♀️❣️

[@austinhowland300gmail.]

Hello Cynthia how are you doing. It’s nice to meet you here on KZbin

[@Ma1ingo]

I put my basil in the freezer instead of dehydrating it. It's perfect to pull out and make pesto with. No need to defrost it, just throw it in whatever you are cooking. Same with my Cilantro and parsley - the herbs that lose a lot of their flavour when dried. I'm experimenting with doing the same with St Johns Wort this year as it loses a lot of potency when dried. Thanks for the energy to plant out today, I had a new area tilled and prepped but needed the push to go do it!

[@LVT2314]

I did the same freeze

[@guyonmybike]

Do you chop them up before freezing? Or do you freeze the leaves whole?

[@Ma1ingo]

@@guyonmybike I usually chop but I've been putting my basil in whole. Pulled it out a couple days ago and it crunched nicely into smaller bits to go into the blender for pesto. I'm guessing the others probably don't need chopping either.

[@Jacey101]

was listening while weeding....now I need to go back n watch again for the recipe for dinner

[@austinhowland300gmail.]

Hello Jacey how are you doing. It’s nice to meet you here on KZbin

[@lunayahwitch]

Becky I just wanted to comment that your huge calendula patch couldn’t come at a better time for you. If you pick and dry the flower heads, you can put them in a jar and cover with olive or avocado oil and let it infuse. You can use that to make the best simple baby bottom balm with a little beeswax. You can even just use the infused oil for skin soothing as it’s so gentle and wonderful! ❤️🙏🏼🇺🇸

[@papasfritas6071]

Agreed, calendula is one of the flowers used to heal skin from the 'new' and upcoming m0nkey pox plan-demic. The Virgin Mary has been warning us of the new diseases the elites have released into the air. Use St. Michael oil or healing plants like Calendula to cure diseases in the skin. After this, a new disease in the eyes will happen, use St. Joseph oil for the eyes and any other disease. The Virgin Mary says both diseases will be worse than covid.

[@bluebirdhomestead]

Ohhh I have never tried this! I guess I am going to have to grow some calendula next year too 😊😊

[@erikaguidry7698]

My husband is also a web developer who worked as a finish carpenter while he went to college. Small world

[@ej5249]

Whomever purchases your current house will have the most wonderful start of a great garden. Just remember, when the baby comes everything else will be secondary.

[@dawnvierra4063]

I got so tickled at how your childlike joy just burst forth as you went thru the gardens, as you said, oh friends, look here! It was so dear and sincere. Thank you for being you

[@austinhowland300gmail.]

Hello Dawn how are you doing. It’s nice to meet you here on KZbin

[@candacebaughman420]

Two questions. 1: have you decided which room would be the nursery? 2: have you thought about putting benches with cubby space by the front door for shoes?

[@annalissauer4482]

My gosh you are the cutest! Everytime I think you're about to finish in the garden, you see something else and get so excited 🤗 I never thought I'd want to garden but because of you, I'm going to start a small garden this summer (currently in New Zealand winter ❄️) and hope to preserve a bunch of herbs from that too 🌿 🫑🥒🥬🥦

[@rainwaterrefugehomestead2267]

Welcome to your new obsession :)

[@Iamhome365]

Oh the best of luck with your new garden!! Its very exciting starting a new adventure. Having visited New Zealand years ago you're in a beautiful part of the world ! I started a garden but due to my Dad dying my heart just wasn't in it but my daughter ate a few peas out of it - they did terrible, nearly no carrots germinated but she ate 1 that did 😊 Onions are good and we ate a cabbage out of it 😋 oh and I have beetroot in the fridge - delicious

[@bluebirdhomestead]

yeah!!! 🌿😊🌿I am so excited for you and starting to your gardening journey!

[@AlexandraAndStuff]

I make a similar dish, with chorizo and summer vegetables that make their own sauce, but let me tell you, add a glass of red wine to this and take this meal to another level!

[@vickiblizzard1001]

Your dinner reminds me so much of those I made when I had my garden many years ago. I'd pick whatever what was ready when I got home from work (lima beans, tomatoes, summer squash, green beans, beet greens - whatever was ripe that day, and it changed every day), wash it all up, and then saute it in butter to serve over rice or pasta of some sort, or a baked potato if it was the weekend and I had time to bake one. Some days I'd add meat of some sort, some days it was just vegetables. Delicious dinner out of the freshest produce I'd ever had! I miss that garden!

[@jackieadams5458]

So looking forward to seeing your new website…the printable option will be a game changer! Your excitement when you find those hidden treasures in your garden is purely contagious! Thank you for putting out such fun content!

[@austinhowland300gmail.]

Hello Jackie how are you doing?

[@stormyweather2807]

Becky, you pronounce words however you feel like pronouncing them. We all get what you're saying. My mom was Japanese and got such heavy teasing about some of her pronunciations that it made her anxious at times. It's just not a hill anyone needs to die on. Love your gorgeous new home and all the work you two are doing!

[@carolynlulinski8593]

Good morning Becky, hope you are feeling well. So happy to see you enjoying the garden. It’s awesome to see how much is ready for you pick & enjoy. So exciting to be getting the house painted. Things are moving along. You have got to be over the moon. Do you have an idea or a room chosen for & the theme chosen for the nursery ? I know you have so so much on your plate but this project would be so much fun & would bring a lot of joy. So happy the you are going with beige for house paint color. It seems that everyone & their mother paints with grays. If your like me I don’t want my house to be like every house you see.

[@AcreHomestead]

Morning!

[@patriciathomas1502]

Love your put together casserole! Will try, looks delicious 👍👍😍😋

[@austinhowland300gmail.]

Hello Patricia how are you doing. It’s nice to meet you here on KZbin

[@ajacob509]

You should plant in pots to take to the new house. You should dig out alot of your plants and take to the new house.

[@theferalhomestead7302]

Messy gardens still grow food ❤️ thanks for being real and transparent.

[@heathersumner4497]

That zucchini is perfect size to stuff 😃 We do this sausage, stuffing, tomato, onion and cheese mixture. So good! Definitely a summer time treat since the stores would never sell them that big. Our Taiwanese yard long beans are producing and the beans taste like green beans to me. Will definitely be replanting. Such a space saver.

[@amybrinkman8132]

I love getting an abundance of basil from the garden! Hot tip for picking it strategically to maximize growth: Pick it above where two new shoots are coming out (in the "sucker" zone). That way, every time you pick, you are essentially making that stem grow into two new stems. It leads to bushy bushy basil with LOTS of growth. Off two plants, I can now pick a one-gallon Ziploc bag full twice a week. Happy growing!

[@janicethomas6692]

I admire your gratitude for what you grow. You are such a delightful and engaging person. Big shout out for Becky at Acre Homestead, from a follower in Australia

[@austinhowland300gmail.]

Hello Janice how are you doing. It’s nice to meet you here on KZbin

[@daniellesunley4807]

Hard wood looks good but won’t stand up to dogs claws. I high quality laminate is much better for dog owners. The house is looking great.

Calcium for tomatoes: you might try adding watery milk, 1 part milk to 4 parts water. In this form it's already dissolved and readily available to plants. This year, I took some cal/mag vitamin tablets & powdered them in my Magic Bullet blender and mixed that in with compost that I put in each transplant hole. I also powdered some old multivitamins & mixed that in as well. It's been working really well.

[@pjk1714]

I use spoiled milk.

[@almaremarais2494]

When you make your own cream cheese you can also use the leftover whey in your garden.

[@wendwas]

I dry out my egg shells and banana peels then grind them to powder in a coffee grinder. When I'm planting my tomatoes and peppers I mix a couple of tablespoons of the powder in each hole.

[@lelanoel3499]

We also save all our egg shells and we just crush ours and we have beautiful tomatoes. I would think using whole eggs would really draw critters to your garden.

[@wendwas]

@@lelanoel3499 I used to just crush them too. The shells take a long time to break down so I just bought a cheap coffee grinder and do it that way. Egg shells and banana peel fertilizer is a thing in my neck of the woods.We also add a bit of epsom salt into the mix.

[@lisaoconnor7897]

It is nice to see becky gets excited . I love how she loves everything she grows. Keep your videos coming out.

[@yahzidoes7743]

I was wanting a new garden video! So excited 😍 I’ve been binging your videos lately.

[@AcreHomestead]

Hope you enjoy! Thanks for watching!

[@racheld5576]

I have been rewatching all the old videos also, anytime I get a chance!❤️

[@Tzippy323]

Becky - here is a tip. I grow tons of basil and dill from seeds I get at dollar tree. When your basil is ready to start harvesting, cut off gone nicer piece with stem, and stick it in the ground. It will take off and give you another plant with a head start. I double the number of plants I have that way. I always blanch my basil before dehydrating it. That way the color is preserved and it looks so pretty.

[@robine916]

In August I'm going to try planting my carrot seeds like Mallorie from Quebec Homestead did, as it's supposed to reduce the need for thinning. You mix the seeds with cornstarch and water to make a slurry, place in a Ziplock baggie, cut the corner off and squeeze out a ribbon into your trenches. Depending on how this works out, I will either do it again or try the pelleted seeds! Dinner looks amazing! 😍

[@almaremarais2494]

I was taught to mix small seeds with a bit of cornstarch and the sow. The white of the cornstarch will show where the seeds was sow, so you can see if the seeds are to few per trench.

[@LP2488]

It's so great that you can plant more things before moving out of this house

[@racheld5576]

I pulled my first round of bush beans out yesterday and planted purple beans and carrots and lettuce. I also planted more potatoes a week or two ago. I'm not sure if it will produce before our frost (zone 6a) but like Becky says, they definitely WON'T if I don't get them in the ground!😁

[@tammyhunter8295]

I just planted more potatoes a little over a week ago too. I am zone 6a/5b they are already popping out of the soil so hopefully I still have time. The way this year is going maybe.

[@racheld5576]

Tammy, yes, my 2nd potatoes are GOING CRAZY already! I'm so pleasantly surprised.

[@nerlana1281]

I'm right about to plant my first potatoes also in 6a! I'm heading to the garden center for grow bags and some straw to hill them. I can't be mad if they don't produce, my potatoes sprouted as time got away from me and I didn't realize it had been that long since I pulled from the bag and thought "What the heck, what if I cut them so each piece has at least two eyes and plop them in bags". Looking forward to even one little potato ^.^

[@joelenehammers8486]

Should plant some in the owners old garden at your your new house . That way you have stuff to harvest there after you move up there in case you can't harvest from your garden after you move.

[@jensage58]

Love what you two are doing to the new house... just a couple side ideas.. I am an avid fan of built ins.. that panel by the kitchen door, would be a great place to have small show shelves on the kitchen side.. a place to show off your home processed herbs in their jars.. I think it would make an awesome show piece for your kitchen...on the living room side.. perhaps a plex glass panel that you turn into a fo-stained glass art piece.. I saw your paintings and you do WONDERFUL work..

[@jameyfisher423]

Great idea! I love built ins too

[@jeannieselzer7984]

I love how excited you get while in your garden. I also love seeing what you come up with as far as useing what you find in your garden.🥒🥕🥗

[@MrsJDMc]

We just harvested our very first watermelon today and although it was small we were proud! We have been struggling with the Florida heat with trying to grow food but we keep trying and we learn from you to keep persevering! I get so excited to see what you have next for us to see. Even if it is watching you fold laundry! LOL Thank you for keeping us entertained and keeping me company while I learn and again, persevere.

[@ubwaterman]

We so enjoy your videos!!! Thank you Becky&Josh

[@coleengoodell7523]

I know you will be absolutely thrilled when that Rhinoceros is finally out of the living room in your new home. Such a joy to see you finding unexpected veggies in your garden. God bless.

[@lisarosebud6404]

Haha. Cute 🥰

[@marilyntorsch3970]

The house is coming along beautifully. How exciting. The garden looks great. Looking forward to your new format for recipes. The one you use now is easy to use and I like to download your recipes. Thank you for sharing 🤗

[@austinhowland300gmail.]

Hello Marilyn how are you doing. It’s nice to meet you here on KZbin

[@mariezafonte6473]

Becky, you are an unstoppable bundle of energy. Since your first day on youtube we've watch you and Josh grow your garden , your home, and now your family. The garden looks so beautiful with flowers between the vegetables. I too love Adelle's sausages. Great dinner. No more paint samples!

[@grekahg3938]

I’m an truly amazed at your dedication to homemade meals while you are so busy with the new home AND maintaining still a garden. Goodness, you put me to shame! Girl, but I keep asking where you get your energy, can you please send me some! 😉 You guys at doing a super great job! Josh had accomplished so much with all the molding and it looks so beautiful

[@angelarae1278]

I love your channel, Becky! It feels like I'm watching one of my beloved nieces, thriving and growing. Your KZbin success, in such a short time, has been a joy to see. From one PNW girl to another, congratulations!!

[@opaltickle6991]

Josh is such a master craftsman, and the two of you work so well together. Your new house is going to be amazing!

[@austinhowland300gmail.]

Hello Opal how are you doing. It’s nice to meet you here on KZbin and

[@richardproebstel6201]

Great job Josh with the trim! You have so many skills! It looks FANTASTIC!!! Also, you taking time off work to do this is so thoughtful of you! We love you all and hope God overwhelms you with blessings!

[@Tina-su7rw]

Thank you watching you have inspired me to start a garden using the potting bags and pots.

[@lesliearcher8464]

Love the blue lake bush green beans! I get Soo many beans it's crazy. I canned around 200 quarts last year. I have enough for my household and my 3 grown daughters family's too.

[@pjk1714]

They seem to be the best and freeze well too without becoming mush.

[@lesliearcher8464]

@@cynthiafisher9907 I have one interested in learning. I love every minute of it.

[@karensmith3569]

I just want you to know I tried your Apple Cinnamon baked oatmeal oh my gosh it is delicious. Pretty sure it won't last the week since I keep walking back and forth to the Kitchen grabbing a bite every time. That has to be the best recipe ever. Cannot wait until we get the print button. You certainly inspire me to make new things. I made cowboy candy but I think I cooked it too long it got hard but, it is still delicious. I will make it again but I can still eat what I have just more like a lollipop consistency lol. Thanks for the great recipes. Keep on bringing great content and recipes, love watching!

[@austinhowland300gmail.]

Hello Karen how are you doing today. It’s nice to meet you here on KZbin

[@brendagreen7371]

You ladies out there who's husband's will eat whatever you fix are so blessed. My husband will not eat any veggies but corn and peas. He does love pinto and brown beans. But he will not try anything else. Can't blame his parents cause they ate everything. My oldest son will eat anything middle child is very picky like my husband. And our 3rd son will eat a variety of foods I ate what was put in front of me and didn't complain cause you had food to eat. I love your videos wish they were longer. God bless.

[@tamararoberts9307]

Ik you haven't been gardening long but I think you're a natural gardener !

[@KeyClavis]

Becky, when you get disheartened by the weeds, keep in mind that 1) many of them are edible and even taste good & 2) most are medicinal. Dandelions alone are valuable enough that I refuse to pull them when they show up in my garden. They're highly nutritious and chock full of antioxidants. I eat the greens, make jam from the flowers, and the roots are good for gut health, as a diuretic, fights inflammation, and aids in blood sugar management. Get a good field guide and identify those weeds. You may find that a surprising number of them are actually useful.

[@guyonmybike]

Yess!! I use the flowers for tea and I feed the greens to my bearded dragon. I had no idea how big dandelion plants grew until I had one this year that got to 2ft wide in my garden.

[@sarahsfavfan]

That sinner looked fabulous! Fresh ingredients need are a true blessing.

[@J.C.EXODUS14-14]

Good morning Becky...many blessings for Josh, You, & baby 👶

[@susanm8957]

I think the beige paint will be beautiful. I think grey has had its day & is on its way out in a way, so good choice! Can't wait to see that wall come down!😊

[@austinhowland300gmail.]

Hello Susan how are you doing. It’s nice to meet you here on KZbin

[@msariela08]

Loving the "home and garden" combo !!

[@donnamcmanus7360]

Your calendula flowers are beautiful! You can pop the flower heads & let your chickens eat them-the yolk color should become more vibrant.

[@sanditschoepe2622]

Love those little surprises you found growing in the garden and the house is coming along just great, betcha can hardly wait to move in!

[@GAPeach58]

Good morning. I just made my spaghetti sauce & put it on the stove to simmer & sat down & there's Becky with a new garden video! How exciting.

[@loriwatts4449]

That dish with the pineapple sausages and rice was so beautiful and I think I am going to make it right away. I don't have pineapple sausages but I have other sausage so I will use it. Because like you we need to use what we have! What a bright spot you are in my day. I really enjoy seeing your adventure!

[@austinhowland300gmail.]

Hello Lori how are you doing?

[@loriwatts4449]

@@austinhowland300gmail. I am married and not looking for any male friends

[@bluebirdhomestead]

20:19 Great idea using the floor plug outlet! We had those put in in our living room and it we are so glad that we did! -Cara

[@debbiecanada8204]

Wow Becky I Love Love Love your enthusiasm and the way you are so passionate about everything you do 🥬🌽🍅🍆🥒🥕 Thank You for sharing your amazing Garden with us ✨🙏✨😊🦋 🌻 🐝 💐

[@Ani1boo]

You are amazing . I love the brown butter cookies . I bought the cooking school cookbook after watching you use it.

[@austinhowland300gmail.]

Hello Ani1023 how are you doing. It’s nice to meet you here on KZbin

[@cc-lm6nu]

Congratulations 🎊 on the wee one! Love learning from you. As a single woman I am doing what I can. On day I’d love to have a homestead of my own. Peace and blessings to you!

[@amylamar1]

I love that Josh chimes in on the videos now! He seems more comfortable being in the videos, too - yay!

[@deborahtrout8821]

Thanks for your inspirational tidbits. Wondering why your planting if you are moving so soon? Maybe work with the beds at the new house? ☺️💕

[@ophiuchusoversoul1785]

Omg, I caught that you said it right hahaha, too funny that Josh noticed too. 😂😂

[@gholzem]

I love how easily distracted you get. I am wait for 2 knee replacements and can't squat and bend over easily. I want to garden so bad. Hopefully next year. You've inspired me a whole bunch. I live in Hillsboro so it is fun watching you. Thank you and God bless you and Josh with your pregnancy!

[@patbury4642]

Try planting carrots without a trench. Scatter seeds in rows. Cover lightly with potting soil or seed-starting mix. Water in well. Cover with some board(s). Check every day for germination. Remove boards as soon as seeds germinate. Start watering well as soon as you remove boards. Then the drip alone should work. I normally get close to 100% germination and healthier seedlings.

[@imanjoseph612]

YAY!!!! you said caulk right!!!!! I love your videos and watching the progress of your new house and gardens. I found it funny that Josh commented too 😀. I am looking forward to seeing the paint on the walls,. I am also looking to paint my walls and liked your selections. You did the hard work for me of selecting various colors and testing them on your walls.

[@austinhowland300gmail.]

Hello Iman how are you doing. It’s nice to meet you here on KZbin

[@raedelhallock9385]

Clorox that tub before re-claulking. When you make up a meal out of what you have...my name for that is a #99. Enjoying watching all your blessings!! I am now going to think of housework as "Blessing my house"! Thank you for that!

[@susanmurten6178]

Beck I live in PNW too, Cal- Mag folliar spray works great on tomatoes, and other veggies like cucumbers and peppers! I'm so glad you posted this, I have an empty bed where I pulled lettuce and cabbages from. You've given me the inspiration to plant some seeds!

[@kristicharnes7618]

Wow, we just arranged to do our new house in accessible beige as well, fun!

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Hello Kristi how are you doing. It’s nice to meet you here on KZbin

[@katelynhalt5192]

You go Becky! I get so excited every time I see a new video! This week I planted radishes, spinach and snap peas. I've been harvesting tomatoes, herbs and hopefully soon will pull my carrots and potatoes! Oh and bell peppers and jalapeños. All this in pots and raised beds on my patio! I've been so inspired by your determination!!

[@brandybellmann7513]

Yes the garden is exploding I'm excited to follow the harvest. Josh is doing an amazing job. You two of you are a great team Becky.💚

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Hello Brandy how are you doing. It’s nice to meet you here on KZbin

[@teresadofredo9908]

Becky I am super excited for the new website. Hopefully your garden is doing ok after our week of high Temps. I am in Sammamish and have had to shade some of my plants to prevent sunburn. I am able to set my harvest clock by your videos lol. You are a few weeks ahead of me when things ripen. So weird what a couple hours north can do.

[@sophiapadilla9987]

Love being your friend!!!I celebrate with you, the success of the garden and the beautiful flower's.

[@gretchenramsey9918]

Looking forward to the printable recipes! Thank you ❣️❣️

[@saramikulas4159]

Hey Becky, You may be having issues with carrot germination due to the depth you are planting them. I am surely not a master gardener, but I have always been told to sow carrot seeds on the top of the soil and just sprinkle a dusting of light soil on top and water in well. If you are in a windy area or hot area, where the seed may not stay moist through the day, you can put a wood board on top of them and that will keep them touching the soil and moist enough until your next watering. The carrots with germinate without light and then you take the board off once you see germination. Hope this helps! :)

[@ShanYalesTale]

I hope you are doing well. Watched your dad this morning too! I am so thankful for all the inspiring videos you post. Thank you!

[@pjk1714]

Her Dad has a vlog?

[@ShanYalesTale]

@@pjk1714 yes. It's a Christian teaching channel called Be With Jesus 365. I really enjoy his teaching. She shared it on her IG about a month or so ago.

[@austinhowland300gmail.]

Hello Jakes 👋 how are you doing. It’s nice to meet you here on KZbin

[@kristinstetler6857]

Your excitement in the garden is contagious! You are so fun to watch! Thanks for sharing your homestead with us. One of my favorite childhood memories was gardening with my great grandpa and getting dirt all over my dresses.

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Hello Kristin how are you doing. It’s nice to meet you here on KZbin

[@tekashiii]

Much support from the Philippines 🇵🇭❤

[@rockytopfarm7165]

Watching your videos brings me joy! Seeing all the realness and making everyone feel so welcome!💕

[@John-ww3ji]

Take it easy! Lovely recipes, gardening tips and house Renovations tips and ideas. God bless you both. God bless you and your beautiful families abundantly.

[@alicelarez4311]

And the excitement over seeing the fruit of your efforts is contagious.

[@emb54]

Looking forward to the new website. Heading to the store to see if they have that pineapple sausage and try your recipe. Sounds great. You two are amazing and making great progress!

[@inabates8919]

No problems I’m willing to wait on recipes, as the saying goes. All good things comes to those who are willing to wait! 👍😉💋❤️❣️🤷‍♀️ Thanks Becky. 💋❤️

[@anuwingren4554]

Hi Becky, if I remember correctly you can use only the eggshell to fertilize your tomatoes. Greetings from Sweden 🇸🇪

[@brikhouse22]

Surely the whole egg wouldn't hurt them though right?

[@christyleigh696]

We put a whole egg but we do crack them.

[@nancyjoberg1486]

I always put a whole egg in and I never crack them. The tomato roots should crack them when they need the nutrients. I’ve only ever found one leftover after I pulled the tomato but I believe it was because for some reason that plant was never thriving. I’m 55 years old and have been growing a garden for over 30 years now, and I’m still learning new things!