My trick to PLANTING TOMATOES | VLOG

Hey ya'll, I'm Jess from Roots & Refuge Farm
Welcome to a place that feels like home. A small farm with a big family. We hope you'll pull up a chair, grab some coffee and visit awhile.
There was a time that all I wanted in the world was a little farm where I could raise my family and grow our food. Now, that is exactly what exists outside my door. In watching it unfold, a new dream was formed in my heart - to share this beautiful life with others and teach them the lessons we've learned along the way. Welcome to our journey, friend. I am so glad you're here.
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[@8dreamersfarm]

I enjoyed spending time with you, Jess. ❤️ If you’d like to spend a couple minutes with me… I was first introduced to your channel early 2021. Living in the city and half-hope for a small garden, I didn’t watch much homesteading KZbin stuff. In June, my husband mentioned looking for places with land (out of the blue! He started looking without my knowing because he could now work remotely from home). He spotted this particular one that sounded amazing. We prayed about it, scheduled to go see it after family vacation and nothing felt real about it yet. Just toying with the idea. While on vacation, I shattered my T11 vertebra. That gave me A LOT of time laying in bed to read blogs, articles and watch homesteading KZbin videos. I went back to the beginning of yours. I loved your cheap cattle panel trellises and goat content! Can you believe my husband and six kids prepped our house to sell, got it sold, packed it up and moved us 1,000 miles away without any physical help from me?! I still can’t believe it. Without God, it would have been impossible. That’s right, we still moved even though I broke my back. We moved to a world we had zero experience with in northwest Missouri. Only 1.5 years later, we have a bigger garden, we’ve raised and butchered meat chickens. We have put in fences, and had successful kidding of six doelings and now have a herd of our own goats and Kunekune pigs! This life still feels unreal. I still feel like we’re playing pretend. My husband BALED HAY last year! As for my back, I’m healed. I feel like the animals/garden/farm life was exactly what I needed to heal. No surgery, no cement, nothing but supplements, patience, respecting my body and faith in the Lord. I thank you for sharing your journey. I can’t say I’ve seen every video, you’re way too quick about posting them and with a “farm” of our own, I spend my time wisely on what we need at the moment. But I’m SO GRATEFUL for you in sharing your life. Those early videos of limited budget-homesteading are life changing. Your faithful attitude gives city folk courage. Thank you! May God bless you for all you do. ❤

[@steveegbert7429]

There's nothing happier than a Jess in her garden!🤗

[@billiejoblizard6050]

I am glad that you use words like piddling! I consider that a heirloom word. As an older lady I really appreciate your enthusiasm and passion for the garden. I too have those things. Just takes me a bit longer to accomplish it all! Happy Gardening!!

[@deewinston5651]

Thank you Jess. Always enjoy hanging out with you and seeing what you’re planting today. Happy Anniversary to you and Miah. This August, my hubby and I have been married 54 years, and I’m thankful for every day. God bless you and yours.❤

[@lisacooper5544]

My hubby & I's Anniversary is in August as well, 16 years married, 22 together. Happy Anniversary early to you & your hubby

[@suesotelo2060]

The egg is a game-changer for me. I started doing this two years ago and my plants were healthy, stronger and more productive. I also put potting soil in as you did. Works great!

[@jollyranchers516]

Do you put the egg in the hole of every transplant of other plants besides tomatoes?

[@schex9]

@@jollyranchers516 I just put one egg per 4'x4' raised bed space. Seems like enough for me. Feeds the worms.

[@suesotelo2060]

I'm not a homesteader. I have a very small garden in my backyard. I put the broken egg under my tomato plants. I plant my lettuce and Kale in containers. Last year I planted beans for the first time. I'll be adding cucumbers this year. My soil is clay so I need to build it up with potting soil and other nutrients. I may need to put an egg under the other plants to see what happens!

[@joanneganon7157]

Hey Jess, I always forget the dang 🥚 🤭. If my Friend drops me by some more of Her fresh eggs I'll try to get a few in the hole! ❤ Happy Anniversary ❤ JO JO IN VT 💞

[@sandrainontario6710]

​@@joanneganon7157 I transplanted two tomatoes outside yesterday and forgot to put the eggs in the hole! I put the carton of eggs outside on my balcony so I will remember them next time

[@rachelgalus]

Always love talking tomatoes with you… even if I’ve heard it before. It’s like telling those old stories over and over again that you never tire of because they are just so good.

[@edwena6297]

I know all to well how that little kid feeling is. When Im in the garden I usually get rained on because I dont want to go in the house. Or Im in the greenhouse ( my sanctuary), then I have to run to the house or get in my workshop building to wait out the storm. Years ago , my Grandpa & I would set in the same building & talk & tell jokes till the storm went away. Such good memories ❤.

[@suemcknight9051]

An oldie, but a goodie…Did the egg-in-the-hole for years ( before it caught on). Hard to do today if you must purchase them 😢. But, it certainly does great things for getting your baby plants going. I’ve always thought it has something to do with the albumen (or white) in the egg. It’s a water soluble protein that is rich in many nutrients (potassium, magnesium + others)…& the yolk contains different nutrients. I think it is true that the lowly chicken egg is a nearly perfect food…

[@Wildevis]

Your joy for life and gardening is so contagious, one cannot leave watching your videos without a smile on your face

[@revonda5204]

How anyone could watch your passion & joy in the garden and not be "infected" to try it for themselves, or maybe give it another try, is beyond me! 😊 Thanks for sharing your joy! 🤗

[@AlisonV362]

I just love hanging out virtually with you in the garden! How you said, "Aw maaannn!" and how you said "wild" when talking about your plants filling in just illustrated the amount of joy you get from being in your garden! Thank you for sharing that enthusiasm with us!

[@Phoenix-zy1cx]

I learned "egg in the hole" for tomato planting from one of your videos a while back, and my tomatoes have always flourished since then. One year I forgot to add egg to 2 tomatoes, and compared to the other 2 tomatoes growing in similar conditions, the non-egg vines didn't thrive. I decided to fix it. I dug a hole beside their roots, crushed an egg into it, and deeply watered. Within a week both vines took off! So even if you forget at first, you can still salvage the season. Lastly, I wanted to mention that I have told this method to everyone I know who gardens and they all swear by it, too!

[@a.j.r_ball]

I can't even explain the satisfaction of walking out and grabbing some eggs. Love you guys!! Thanks for sharing your paradise with us!!!

[@foragingandurbanfarmingatt4745]

The MUSIC of your wind chimes is delightful! That is an extension of your gardening living spaces! I like the times when you piddle away and we hear the sounds of where you are!

[@Youcangarden]

Awe, man! Fading light or thunder is definitely a bummer but we live to plant another day smile😊

[@kelliegoldthorpe3029]

How exciting! Tomatoes in the ground really means the garden season has started.

[@tdleitch]

Jess, I totally paused the video to stare at your pavilion and imagines it with tied back sheer mosquito netting at the posts and fairy lights running from the peak of the inside down to each of the corners and my heart actually fluttered. It’s going to be an amazing space regardless of how you decorate it. The guys that built and finished it are so talented!

[@rainspringing]

The pavilion is gorgeous, but seems so exposed and like a magnet for all the bad things. Now I could totally get behind your idea, even here! Those sit out in the garden concepts just give me the dreads. Slow moving or staying still, in this garden, is a recipe for disaster. Netting would block yellow jackets, hornets, horse flies and everything! You really could eat or relax outside, without getting laid up with a swollen limbs. An actual place of refuge. Hm. Maybe one day!

[@sharithompson1672]

I grew up on an avocado farm so we didn’t have street lights, but when the sun got halfway down on the horizon….that’s when our “street light” signal to come home was. I do remember that feeling of awwwwwww nooooo, but it brings back wonderful memories!

[@grinstaspinsta]

Our neighbors when I was little were older and their kids were grown and they had a stone patio sort of like yours, but with moss growing up in the cracks. I just felt like it was the most magical place, and I'm also so grateful that they were gracious with us when we picked their fuzzy moss 😅

[@Wildbodyschool]

When all this is filled up and wild...it's gonna look good. MY VIBE!

[@ChristanRenee1987]

The love of gardening has no limits until thunder rolls and lightning strikes, 87 baby here and the lights were definitely the warning back in the day, might show up a tad late but now it’s like God telling me to step aside so now he can do his part in watering, absolutely love his partnership with helping me with what I love doing.. growing him a garden 🫶🏼🌱🙌🏻

[@barbaramix1683]

Nice to see you feeling so happy. I warms my heart. Happy aniversary. I have been married almost 5 years longer than you. The garden is beatiful. I planted some vegetable seeds today. I bless you, your family, and farm.

[@joannlangecollins2709]

My gosh! Our tomato starts are as small as yours, too, Jess! And I've NEVER had this issue! Thankfully we have a lot stored from last year, but growing them every year makes my heart so happy, I can only hope they thrive! When there's a will, there's a way!

[@sydneykasmar]

I've fallen in love with irises again having seen the Black Gamecock iris. They are stunning. Love the dark rich tones and they are perfect by the fountain. Tropical vibes.

[@botanicalbecca8443]

Many congratulations on 12 years being married!! Beautiful to witness your love for one another. 💖🙏🏼 So happy knowing y'all got to go out and enjoy some alone time. Hard to carve that time out as parents, and you deserve it so much!

[@rebeccaveasey1603]

I was born in 1963, I had that light street feeling when I was a kid and still do when it comes to the garden. Lol

[@stefflcus]

Last year I had a single Tommy Toes cherry tomato plant. It was my first year gardening in containers on a tiny patio, so I didn't know what I was doing, and last year our temps were a sustained 100+ the whole season. 🔥Lemme tell you what, that kiddo went gangbusters and gave me a ton of 'maters, no cracking, no dropping blossoms, nothing. It is a GREAT variety for heat in my experience! Of course I saved seeds--we'll see what happens this year. I say puttering instead of piddling, but I immediately knew the technique you were talking about. It's the best!

[@dianajohnson7708]

Im so impressed by how much you have gotten done since you moved there. Just beautiful!

[@katefrancis7476]

I learned this egg trick from you and it MADE ALL THE DIFFERENCE. No blossom end rot AT ALL. Thank you!!

[@pammitchell3098]

Last year we put trout carcasses in the bottom of our tomatoes from a fishing trip the week before. They seemed to like that a lot!

[@blessildajoy]

Can't wait to see the stunted plants catch up to the purchased ones😊

[@ctuck620]

I like the egg theory. My uncle was Native American and always added egg shells and fish scraps in the hole before planting tomatoes. He always had huge, delicious tomatoes so I do it now.

[@wildrootscoastal6574]

Yes I have that exact feeling every time I'm in the garden and the sun goes down. I started using a flashlight lol.

[@tamaranewman8871]

"Plant rehab" and "plant hospice" totally cracked me up!😂

[@joypleticha2704]

LOL, I was so excited to try this after seeing you post it years ago. I put an egg under every single tomato plant. Planted 26 tomato plants. Was so proud of myself. Woke up bright and early the next morning. Excited to get out to the garden to check on my babies. Every single one was dug up, laying beside each hole. Some of them broken and destroyed. Turns out my chocolate lab (Hershey) loves eggs. I saved meny of the plants and bought a few replacements. I will try again in a few years.

[@takishasage-freebeautyzone]

Happy anniversary! ❤ As a gen X kid, I know that feeling too. Especially as a gardener, I don't know what it is about impending rain that makes me NEED to run outside and sow or plant something. It's like I almost can't help it. Even after my garden is fully planted, I'll run around and maybe succession sow something.

[@mrs.juliettelambert6241]

Jess … you are an Absolute Joy to watch and learn from !!! You crack me up

[@faceurgiant]

You really are so nice to watch; I look forward to my time "with you" when I can get online. Not only are you very knowledgeable, but you are just a breath of fresh air - so personable, down to earth and calming actually... inspirational and uplifting. I feel such a happy and peaceful feeling watching you and visiting your garden. Thanks for sharing yourself with us. You are a light and a pleasure. Blessings -

[@karionhawkins3091]

I love that you share your joy! Thank you ❤

[@paperchaser9565]

I’m getting really excited for blooming season on your garden

[@GilgalFarmstead]

Yes! I definitely feel the “Awe man!!!” Everytime 😂

[@nunofyourbizness5975]

Finally found your videos again. I had forgotten the name. Happy planting!

[@maggiechrisman]

A solution to the darkness is installing motion lights in the garden so you can garden in the dark 💃🏼

[@christineclark]

Our last frost is supposed to be tomorrow and we have at least 10 days of 30's and 40's in the forecast...So I'll just hang out with you in your garden until we can get ours planted! Jess, you look awesome, so happy and healthy! You and Jill both inspired me to stop letting my doctor throw pills at my symptoms and instead get the root of my problems. My functional medicine doc is amazing and even though there's a long road ahead, I am finally on the right path. ☺☺☺

[@carriekassick7311]

This video was such a joy just watching your passion for growing all things! Thank you Jess for giving us so much joy 🍃🌸🍃

[@GoldenAfternoonHomestead]

I will be curious to see how well you like your tomatoes in the tall beds when they get further along and a ladder is needed for tying, pruning, pest picking, and harvesting. I did this with my first enclosed large garden and being a short person who is afraid of heights? I found that I had to enlist help from my husband a lot more often than I preferred.

[@CabinGirl2001]

Although my garden is out in the middle of our side yard, which was a pasture, you motivated me to create a sitting area with shade cloth or umbrella. 🙂❤🌺🌻🌼🐝

[@pamscollageportraits]

Lol, I'm with you, I wait for any breaks in weather to get outside and work on my garden. I just raced the rain yesterday and got 5 new ornamental shrubs in and several flowers bulbs. This is prime planting season up her in North Canada, the cold temps have passed and the bugs are still hibernating. Cheers! Happy anniversary, and thank you for being both an inspiration and a light.

[@michelewhite1150]

You seem so much happier these days sweetheart. Bless you xx

[@metsgiantsfan333]

Happy belated anniversary, Jess and Miah! ❤

[@kathycannon4805]

I really like your digging tool. I’ve never seen one just like yours.

[@anatrampert1332]

My grandpa used to put a tiny fish under his tomatoes!! It was always nice to go fishing for the tomatoes!!

[@melodywright2276]

Jessica 😂 I run too the storm. Awe of His power.

[@lorisanford8515]

I finally got some Dr witchy's tomatoes this year 👍🏻🥰

[@sandrasi8261]

Awe yes totally to have that space of chill and snack time

[@sandrasi8261]

Cherry tomato’s r perfect for that

[@sandrasi8261]

I had peas n cherry tomato but this year had to move cherry tomato’s off deck for more family room cuz they r more important and cherry’s haven’t moved far but still so true how nice was it to have it around us. Awe happy wedding anniversary

[@crissyjohnson6156]

You are hilarious..the dreaded street lights! I soooo remember that feeling!

[@anne-mareescott5918]

I have a very small garden so space is limited. I plant a cherry tomato by the mail box so I remember to grab a snack every day when I check the mail. My mail delivery person does too when he delivers the mail. 😊

[@Erica-oq5ui]

Started two identical Spoon tomato plants last year, started at the same time, cared for the same way, etc. Forgot to put an egg in one of the holes when I transplanted. The eggless plant was about half the size of the egged one at the end of the season, right next to each other in identical soil. That was it for me, I’ll never not plant with an egg (unless I forget again 🙃).

[@sharonknorr1106]

On our patio where we socialize and grill I always grow several things in large pots - cherry tomatoes, shishito peppers, small eggplants and herbs. Also have my greenstalk there with strawberries and lettuce. Works out really well.

[@rainspringing]

Did the eggs in holes quite often back when I had chickens. Just tapped the top to crack the slightly, so the moisture lasted longer. Last year I accidentally tried something I intend to try on purpose this year. Had two beds of tomatoes and two of peppers. One bed each had volunteer/missed peanuts come up. Those peanuts filled in the ground under and around the two beds. Some of the tiny pepper plants struggled with that, but everything else did SO much better than the two beds without. It wasn't like those were bare spaces, I use basil and other herbs as ground cover. Kept marveling in the journal, and in photos about how little pest pressure, lack of disease creeping up, and how much more productive the beds were, with the peanuts. I wouldn't say it's a good way to grow peanuts, especially with peppers that are going to be in the bed months after the first frost. No clue what the harvest would have been because by the time the other plants were being pulled we were not up to digging for peanuts. (I was sick, spouse messed up back.) Needless to say those beds may explode with peanuts this year, if the squirrels didn't get them all in between the kales, onions and such plants filling out the beds, over winter. End of season, from September on, the tomatoes were horrible. In both beds. Looked suddenly suspiciously great, plants and fruits, tasted like BBQ sauce. So much so that I had a bad impression of my entire tomato year. So whatever that was all about the peanut understory bed didn't fair any better I think. Or the other bed contaminated every tomato haul, and mass cooking plans, which is also possible. Took re-reading the journal and looking at photos, plus garden journal mentions of food we made with flavorful tomatoes to convince myself they were those rich flavored tomatoes meant to be, earlier in the year. Highly recommend taking lots of pictures so that season ending yucks are not your lasting impression of the whole season for those type plants! 😂 Learned to do this many years ago, because my mom was the same way.

[@tibbs4000]

I learned this egg trick from you a few years back and I do it every time with a handful of worm castings as well and it hasn't failed us yet! I grew my first 2 pounder last year!

[@maryanndooley6085]

Cherokee purple, my favorite! So delicious.

[@julietbowden6189]

We Gen X’s certainly played outside until dark and it was awesome! I remember sitting in the tub waiting for the dirt to soften up so I could scrub it off with a wash cloth. 😂 If anyones mom had to actually call them home, you knew they were in trouble!

[@GardeningwithPurpose329]

I just love your garden space!

[@skitzodaclown295]

As a fellow millennial I to have that feeling and get bummed when it gets to dark or starts thundering. Especially when I’m getting into the groove of being productive in the garden and outside in general.

[@charlespongo6840]

Thank you Jess for your tutorials

[@kiraselene45]

So relaxing watching your garden and hearing you talk about it. Great end to my day! Autumn here in Australia so excited to see your garden grow while mine slows down!

[@SageandStoneHomestead]

We do the egg in a hole thing too!!! Also we put rabbit poo in there too

[@thefarm6676]

Yesterday was my wedding anniversary too. We are celebrating 38 years together. Happy Anniversary!

[@mellieabarientos1615]

Happy wedding anniversary Jess & Miah❤❤🎉🎉❤

[@AmericanPatriot_420]

What an Amazing Garden set up u have there. Just Awesome.

[@southloupriverhomestead4696]

Thanks, I always enjoy your videos!

[@lindakurtz2653]

I save my eggshells throughout the year, dry and crumble them, ready to plant my tomato's in the spring. If I had extra eggs I'd definitely use them.

[@London263]

I've been putting an egg in my garden after watching your older video, ive gotten beautiful tomatoes. Happy anniversary

[@gointothedogs2]

I got the same blackberry bushes last year. There were two in the package. 1 came back and has berries on it. One looked like it might not come back but I gave it some fertilizer and a couple weeks to try...and it's starting to give a few leaves. They are container bushes so it's pretty easy to attend to whatever they need. One year goes by fast and I'd imagine next year things will bush out and I'll have double or triple of this year's harvest. If I get a couple handful of berries and the promise of more in the future...it surely is worth a few dollars!

[@TeresaSalyer-mm6gr]

Happy anniversary! I love hanging out with you! I appreciate your advice and wisdom. Thank you ❤🍅🫑🥂

[@bethsands7665]

Farah is a super-hero ! Good job Farah as Jess is smiling and very happy in this new and fun gardening season.

[@littlecountrykitchen]

Girl! You look fabulous 😊 Happy anniversary! I had mine a few weeks ago... 17 yrs. I joked that a couple is comfortable if a tractor supply trip for chicken 🐔 boots 👢 is fun ! 😋 BFF you haven't met yet, Marianne 🌻

[@mariannereno-db4db]

Happy 😊 12th anniversary!

[@savannahbrewer7545]

Yes! Street light mentality!

[@deannaboggs8585]

Oh Jess, you are incredible! Love the idea of "snacky" plants near your sitting area. Happy Anniversary! I LOVE your paradise there but I still wish you were back here in Central Arkansas so we could have coffee and visit in person! I didn't discover your channel til after y'all had moved. Your new place is so beautiful! I love hearing those chimes too!

[@ashleygilliland819]

I forgot about that tips. Thanks for reminding me!

[@janicegilman7672]

Blessed Anniversary to you and Miah, my favorite garden/homestead related people!

[@leahharbison4932]

Bless you Jess !

[@bcakste2000]

I do exact same thing. I have beautiful tomatoes every year.

[@karenwesthead7357]

Love watching you plant. Very satisfying for me....suburb of Chicago. Have to wait until mid April .

[@charswellness]

Always so fun to hang out in your garden! Your joy is contagious. The cottage garden is springing to life so quickly now. It's going to be so beautiful and those black Irises by the fountain are absolutely stunning! Thank you for sharing your afternoon with us.

[@clm3436]

Yes! I'm known as the plant rescuer as I save plants from local farms that would have gone on their burn bile😅

[@bingster-223]

I've used fish, fish heads, a can of sardines and bananas before I haven't tried an egg yet. Lately I just water them in with a fish fertilizer and don't put anything in the hole with great results. I'm in Pennsylvania and I think we're in the tomato belt for tomato weather and growing success.

[@sparky6086]

I think, your right about Pennsylvania being good for growing tomatoes. Same with New Jersey. Down in the Deep South, where I live, even though growing tomatoes is very common, the heat & humidity plus big temperature fluctuations weekly, cause inconsistencies in the quality of the fruit. Sometimes, depending on the breed of tomato, changing temperatures can cause the fruit to be over half core. It's hit or miss. Sometimes, we're lucky, and have perfect tomatoes. Most seasons, we have some good & some not so good. I imagine, that the temperature is more consistent during the growing season up in Pennsylvania.

[@aprild714]

Congrats on 12 years 🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@trenarexroad4083]

Happy Anniversary, Jess & Miah❤😊❤

[@ThrashingCoyote]

I really appreciate you showing us how you're dealing with the stunted tomato seedlings, it's been really helpful for me personally. This is my first year as a home-owner and I'm starting my first garden, but my tomato and pepper seedlings have also been stunted in almost the exact same way as yours. Started giving them fertilizer and they started growing again immediately!

[@conniemitchell5725]

Yes jess we know you are wilder still!! Thats great too miah understands you the best!! Happy anniversary!! Again thank you for sharing😊

[@julie-annepineau4022]

Happy Anniversary! I am the same when it is getting dark or the weather shifts. For rain storms I will sit on the covered porch and watch the storm for a while. I love the feel of the land when it is getting rain after a dry spell.

[@shawnmcpeak6184]

Congratulations! Ohh I was totally a 70’s Street Light kid.

[@joanies6778]

Love the idea of creating a space to enjoy in the garden and planting "snacky" plants close by. I had been thinking of moving a table and chairs plus a sitting bench back in the garden to have places to enjoy my coffee in the morning, as weather gets nicer. Yes, I am a boomer and had that, "oh, man" reaction this morning when I went out to the garden and saw heavy clouds rolling in.

[@j.j.lisaadams8133]

Happy Anniversary and Happy Valentines day 💖

[@codihatfield7812]

Totally heading to Tractor Supply after work for clearance berry plants!

[@cassyreif697]

Girl...i would sit out in my parents screened in porch and watch it roll in...one of myfavorite memories from childhood. Wouldnt go inside till i was getting drenched.

[@cassyreif697]

Happy late anniversary!! Glad you had a good time!