Never Buy Seed POTATOES Again!

[@gailwatkins-o9b]

Good mornin' friends. Last year my husband planted several varieties of potatoes. I canned them and now that he is gone, I am being fed by the work of his hands. Such a blessing and a beautiful legacy. He's still taking care of me even though he has gone Home. Thank you so much for sharing. His abundance last year is a direct result of your sharing of knowledge. I just can't express how thankful I am for the two of you and your willingness to help people be successful. We love ya and blessings always, g.

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

Thank you

[@gooneandgoldleaf]

I'm sorry to hear about your loss!!! It's good to read your kind words !!!! Our condolences to you and your family!!!

[@apsutton336]

U were blessed by his harvest! Sorry for your loss. Hope you grow some of your own. Sweet potato leaves are edible too. Need to be self sufficient. God bless! 💚 And hi from Australia

[@Thankful_.]

❤ God bless you. Thank you for sharing. Your story touched my heart. ✝️

[@suerichey713]

Definitely no food shortage at Deep South. I really enjoy watching Danny get excited over his crops!

[@fullofhope2222]

Its a beautiful sight - In Ireland we really eat potatoes in every form - baked, boiled, mashed, champ, bread you name it - I love harvesting - glory!

[@Esther-kq7nv]

FullofHope: Care to share any of your potato recipes and/or ideas? 😄 I'd love to find out how you incorporate potatoes into your bread. Thank you!

[@valmac1234]

Yes, the one with bread! 🍞 I am curious about the names of the varieties that do well there too. 😊

[@gregblanton9386]

Potato bread is fantastic!

[@SoilToSoul]

Townsends channel has a video on making potato bread from a recipe over a hundred years old, he does all kinds of stuff like that. Good channel :)

[@Esther-kq7nv]

@@SoilToSoul Thanks! I found that channel & will look into the potato bread.

[@NC_SUGAR]

I've been watching your videos for 6 yrs. When you were making colloidal silver generators. Danny my friend, we are growing old together. I'm slowing down now and have more time to watch. Thank you for all you do and for your occasionally talks of our Lord. God bless you.

[@hmorgan8387]

Thank you LORD for your bounty.

[@FrankiesGirls]

Here, in East Coast, Canada, we make Hodge Podge with new potatoes, peas, & beans, cooked together, then pour cream, butter and salt & pepper on it all...it's a treat we wait for each year, yummy!

[@cattycee2001]

That sounds delicious! 😋

[@dianatennant4346]

What kind of beans are you putting in there? I think this sounds really good I would like to try to imitate it at home

[@peace-and-quiet]

Make a video!

[@FrankiesGirls]

@@dianatennant4346 we use either a green or yellow wax beans

[@dianatennant4346]

@@FrankiesGirls thank you very much I will try to check this a little further with some Canadian friends that may know about this etc thanks a lot for sharing this does sound really good especially for an early spring meal

[@NaturalLivingHomesteader]

Beautiful harvest! Those onion tops will freeze dry or dehydrate beautifully. You can have freeze dry green onions or make onion powder out of the tops.

[@billybradyjr6008]

That’s a great idea!!

[@SoilToSoul]

I would dehydrate them and use as I would chives, or even in Pho broth or egg drop soup. I never thought about making a powder out of them. Would the onion powder be green in this case then?

[@WinkTartanBelle]

@@SoilToSoul I dehydrate and powder my onion and garlic tops to make garlic and onion salt. They do come out a light green color, but i like that.

[@danielleterry180]

Thank you I dehydrate them as chives but will also turn them into powder thank you

[@NaturalLivingHomesteader]

@@SoilToSoul very light geeen

[@kentuckycathy9726]

Thank you Danny and Wanda!! I always feel closer to the Lord when I'm working in the garden.

[@anneholland608]

Me as well. I call it my church. the Lord and I work side by side in our garden. I love being out there.

[@smiley2477]

Me too!

[@countrygirlprepper3764]

Same here! My Mother loved her garden, coming from a family of generations of farmers

[@jrswackhammer8205]

Hello Danny and Wanda north MS here.. I sure appreciate your potato research down there!! Got my eyes on French fingerlings and purple majesty for my garden 👍.. God bless you both!!

[@oldnanz]

That’s a great potato harvest. Your teaching of growing is a great. It’s a tool for those of us that have trouble growing certain vegetables. Thank you and Miss Wanda for teaching us.

[@hdj81Vlimited]

You call this a great harvest? so litle potatoes? Wow, in europe they are the smallest, we have bigger potatoes. 1 year i got potatoes from 1.2kg a piece. 21cm long. Sweet potatoes we don't grow in europe..... too cold. We can plant in may and harvest in september. we have only 4 months usable weather. this year the harvest was 50% smaller and 50% less...... so then the EU dictators want us to stop put nitrogen in the soil. its forbidden......next year they are talking that EVERY harvest bust be ended in september, forbidden to harvest later. But corn and potatoes and a lot other things like cabage gets harvest later, Sellery and prei also.......

[@Honeybunny11468]

Good morning brother Danny and Wanda and family, it's 40* here in Alabama 5 days in a row doing a lot to recover from the big rain storm last month but I'm not giving up. Everyone be blessed

[@RindaJane]

Good morning from the coast of NC. Unfortunately our seeds haven't started yet. We have to move and the stress of it has us behind. Hopefully we will begin this weekend. Love learning with Danny and Wanda ❤

[@bloodyhelldamn]

Eastern nc here too weird cold snaps

[@RindaJane]

@@bloodyhelldamn most definitely. Kinda glad we have delayed our seeds. Starting today, much warmer weather!!! We are near Emerald Isle ❤

[@gregblanton9386]

We are in Eastern NC, i planted Potatoes in late February, Tomatoes and Sweet Corn in mid March. It has been a unusually cold spring so far at night, had to cover everything, but all survived, we had frost yesterday morning and the sprinklers kept everything protected thank the Lord. Our tomatoes are blooming and everything is is growing very well, set out pepper plants yesterday, doesn't look like anymore freezing night time temps, it's time to plant everything!

[@carlprice64]

I just planted 186 slips I grew last Thursday...I finally found a hiller to pull behind my tractor and made good use of it...

[@merlebigini217]

Every time I look at your videos I get such a joy when you give God the praise. Y’all are such blessings ❤️

[@gainingmomentum5392]

I watch your videos with my first couple cups of coffee each morning as the sun comes up here in South central Florida. I've had gardens for the past 10 years or so but we live on a sand ridge and it is a struggle. Thankyou for your videos, your obedience to God's Word, and unwavering Faith.

[@lisamcclintock8090]

I do the same thing. Coffee and Danny and/orWanda 😊

[@laurieasmus9998]

Danny- another project? You are such an adventurous couple! I aspire to even part of your energy on the small homestead I am getting built in northern Arkansas! It 's mostly planning stages right now, but exciting nonetheless!

[@mylittleruralhomestead]

Great harvest! When I was younger, we had potatoes every night. One night mashed potatoes, then the next would be fried, and boiled, repeat 😄

[@loriwatts4449]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge. I'm about the same age as you are Danny oh, I grew up in a garden with my parents and sisters working in the garden every year. I live in North Carolina and I have cancer and take a cancer drug that doesn't allow me to be in the Sun. My growing days are short now but I still love to watch other folks gardening.

[@DebraofSENC]

God bless you, Lori. I am from Southeastern, NC. Will keep you in my prayers.

[@fourdayhomestead2839]

I'm amazed at the onions! Even with your wonky weather, that is an awesome harvest.

[@florencemariagardy584]

I’ve always been told that you don’t use the soil of potatoes for any other vegetables Just clear out the debris and replant potatoes next season Apparently in NY soil a pathogen gets into the soil and nothing grows other than more potatoes Danny it’s been great watching you handle your soil and I’ve learned a lot from you Thank you We have😢about6 inches of snow on the ground here in Harpursville on January 25, 2023 I’m still planting at age 93 I’ve just moved my soil into watering t

[@reesestana536]

Thank you Danny and Miss Wanda- this is my first year growing potatoes and your information and example have gotten me very inspired- ! Wonderful harvest there-! God bless you both -

[@davidvinson4681]

I enjoy watching you, teach gardening. I like your potato Fork, most people don't know the difference between potato Fork and a pitchfork. I really enjoy your helpmate, hard-working, supportive, kind of reminds me of Loretta Lynn Stand By Your Man. You're right everything God makes it pure goal.

[@janetjones7880]

love it. With potatoes, you never know what you're going to get until you dig - fun

[@donnastormer9652]

I think harvesting potatoes is one of my favorite things to do in the garden whether it’s Irish or sweets because it’s like unwrapping presents at Christmas time you never know what you’re gonna get and the excitement is extreme!

[@billhunt892]

Morning Y’all , I received my DeepSouth manuals this week and the homestead Survival Seed pack , and very pleased with both, thank you for all your help… I learn something from every video ! May God Bless !

[@JustaGirl5946]

So happy that Rain Country homestead gave you a shout out. You guys are closer to me and I look forward to learning more from you.

[@florencemariagardy584]

Moved my soil into watering troughs and I’m standing up O more s

[@florencemariagardy584]

You

[@ledzepgirl299]

Thanks so much. When you talked about morning glories it brought back so many memories. My mom had such a green thumb. Gorgeous flowers. Beautiful gardens. Morning glories grew against the huge root cellar that was used by the neighbors. Unfortunately my parents to divorced when I was 7 and we moved from there. I went back there a few years ago and it's now just a field and morning glories were everywhere. I will be 71 in May so I was literally shocked.

[@crissytuttle2132]

I love to listen to your teachings! I learn so much from you. I grew up in south Mississippi. So watching you and Wanda at your homestead feels like home to me. Thank you!

[@dawnwilkinson3500]

Danny and Wanda those tators look so yummy! The Lord is blessing us all the way around.. Danny , Mark and I followed your instructions and your not going to believe it!! We have sweet potato slips growing inside in our tub! It is the first time ever! Mark yelled come quick and look, Dawn..We are so happy ,I cant even explain!! Thank you so much for all you both do!! God Bless 🤗❤🙏

[@jeanniewright2554]

I love to watch your bounty videos!!

[@janpenland3686]

Thanks Danny. That's a great harvest! My fingerling seed potatoes were all shriveled like yours were. I planted them right before we got 5-6 inches of rain followed by low 30's temps for a few days. They are popping up like crazy now. I'm praying that my harvest in a few months will be abundant like yours. Much Love

[@LoriWingerBordessa]

Thank You!! I learned a lot! God bless you both!

[@citylotgardening6171]

Great video its so rewarding using your own seed potatoes you grew the year before , I do this every year it's the gift that keeps on giving

[@mariaw593]

Oh...didn't know best to cure for 2 weeks before eating sweet potatoes...thank you for all the information you share with us. Enjoy your videos. Thank you both. From SC

[@geoffoutdoors]

Mornin Danny and Wanda! I am getting ready to put my potatoes in the ground this week here in Northern Ohio! I plant in raised autumn leaf "bins" i made with chicken wire. Been doing it for years now, i live back in the woods.

[@dontettaton1063]

I am from Northern Ohio originally. I live in the mountains in mexico now. I miss lake erie yellow perch. Some chefs say it's the best tasting fish in the world.

[@geoffoutdoors]

@@dontettaton1063 wow that is a change! Yes lake Erie perch and walleye are the best and I will be back at the lake this summer fishing for them!

[@dontettaton1063]

@@geoffoutdoors don't believe any of the media hype about mexico. The people are awesome. They help with anything you need and I offer them a few pesos & 80% of the time they won't accept it.

[@geoffoutdoors]

@@dontettaton1063 noted! That's awesome

[@marianmcoy2349]

So you don’t have tons of sun?

[@Frankie_902]

My favorite videos are made in the gardens. I love seeing what you've got growing.

[@patrickhawkins5566]

Hello Frankie

[@jbconway1210]

The good Father has defiantly blessed all you hard work ....

[@bl8680]

Nothing like green beans mixed with taters, ham hock or bacon and buttermilk cornbread! Learned more from you today and thank the Lord for it! BTW those onions look phenomenal!!! I'm googling where to buy Texas Liberty's.

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

Dixondale has Texas legend.

[@jamesdenwalt3797]

Everything is looking really good Danny God has blessed yal you definitely living the dream life appreciate you and miss Wanda's time

[@SILSpring]

Thanks for all the teaching opportunities and God Bless

[@wandahershey9227]

Your gardens look beautiful. Have a blessed day friends

[@delorislee3100]

Can’t believe you are harvesting already here in Western KY can’t get the ground dry in order to plant rains nearly every day and cool but tomorrow and Saturday supposed to be in 80s. Y’all keep up the work

[@herezdeb]

Thanks for sharing! So happy to see your harvest. Those onions are huge! Always enjoy your teachings. Bless You and Wanda.

[@cajunken5789]

You taught me how to grow sweet potatoes and potatoes in rotation of each other and it has been working like a charm for me. I'am noticing the same think with volunteers. Old farmer around here said you can't grow Sweet Potatoes in this area to many bugs in the soil. I'am trying to use my own seed from what I grow on my 2nd and 3rd planting on my seed hope this helps keep out problems in my garden. Thanks, Danny

[@saltwaterinmyveins]

Planting mustard greens will get rid of nematodes.

[@jackiekritzwiser4584]

Love you Danny and Wanda..what a kind loving couple you are.. May God bless you both with much happiness and love..

[@andreawimer4334]

I planted small potatoes from last year. I kept them since fall in my mudroom. I planted a bunch in 10 gal totes( save garden space). 😀 A few got shriveled a little but I expect them to grow. NE Ohio here and looking forward to getting some seeds in very soon. I started my gardens in 20 but Its so rewarding growing my own food. God bless.

[@debravictoria7452]

Andrea, I had a couple of potatoes that grew eyes, so cut them into 3rds and planted them in a cardboard box. Lots of green on top & I think I'm supposed to keep putting mulch or soil on top as they grow. Have no idea when to check for taters or what to do now. Since you are growing in a container, do you have any tips? Thanks.

[@Sheenasalesthriftytreasures]

Those onions looked amazing sure hope my potatoes and onions do that well and thank you for the video on growing sweet potato slips I got some going and it’s working thank you have a blessed day

[@jodifesler6712]

Y'all need to hit that thumbs-up button there's 2,500 views and only 600 Or so thumbs up. The information that Danny and Wanda share with us on a daily basis could one day save our lives.

[@berrypatch5583]

Counting practice with my 2 year old...check...watching Danny counting potatoes. Looking forward to planting some potatoes this next week...then she can count the plants we plant. Also, sorting by types😁

[@dianatennant4346]

We learned a lot of those lessons in the garden and also in the kitchen. Counting cookies or biscuits and even later on and you'll be surprised at how soon learning to multiply by the numbers on a cookie sheet! I'm sure you get the basic idea.

[@berrypatch5583]

@@dianatennant4346 yes! I taught my children counting and skip count while swinging at the park and with an abacus. She is our 7 th born and we are having so much fun together 😁

[@dianatennant4346]

@@berrypatch5583 so glad you know and with the seven so far I'm glad you've done good many people that seem to be good homeschoolers or you know regular schoolers don't seem to know how to use the things around the house as teaching aids and there are so many

[@berrypatch5583]

@@dianatennant4346 we have eight sweeties now😂. I believe in enjoying life and a tutoring method of early instruction followed by teaching independence and good study habits in the older ages...it works!

[@dianatennant4346]

@@berrypatch5583 I agree and congratulations on your wonderful family the good Lord only blessed me with one child I always said he was all I could handle he was extremely ADHD and I ended up homeschooling him and completely changing his diet about the middle of fourth grade time. It was a totally different time but he embraced the homeschooling and has two girls now that are teenagers

[@gerhardbraatz6305]

I have saved potatoes for 4yrs now. It has worked rea good now..

[@carolmalko615]

Danny and Wanda, you two inspire me so much! A big thank you for all your wonderful videos that teach me about gardening.

[@BellPrepper]

Wow very nice harvest! I saved a few potatoes from my harvest last season as well but a friend of mine said I couldn’t replant because they’ll get disease. I’m now going to look into this. You’ve proven him wrong for sure!

[@camperjack2620]

You may want to read JADAM Ultra Low Cost Gardening. Danny and Wanda have a link to the book in the description during any Livestreams- even if you look at an old one. The Jadam system explains succession growing of the same crops and how to avoid carry over diseases. I just started Jadam this year, and the parts I have been able to implement are doing well.

[@trinamcgarvey588]

We are learning so much from you both. Thank you!

[@susannielsen8688]

Thank you for the clear instruction.

[@beatricebrown8221]

I really appreciate yours and Ms. Wanda's help with "all things in the garden." You may not know how much you are helping people.

[@sheba5203]

I just wanted to say Howdy neighbor, I'm currently in Braxton moving soon to Copiah county. Nice to see another 'Deep South' family on here for me to learn from. You've got another subscription from me now. Nice tator fields you've got on the homestead. I like the way you think when leaving the baby tators in for a later harvest. I'm still a newbie and can't do any planting until I get moved and settled in. See I'm gonna have a new nosy neighbor that feels it's his duty to stare over our way when we pull into our own driveway. Not too many folks in the small town/village where I'm moving to, even though it's in the sticks.

[@PerilousXPrep]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience with us all Danny and Wanda! I'm on my inaugural garden journey this year and am eager to see what I can produce as our corporate food supplies dwindle. ❤

[@jenniferraiche5052]

Good morning! I’m in the Deep South as well. Curious when you started your onions! This was my first year growing onions and I’m afraid that I was late getting mine in, I’m just hoping to get SOMETHING! Thanks for all your wonderful videos!

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

In the south you plant in November.

[@marygreen844]

Thank you ,for sharing your knowledge. I can't afford your book right now ,so I just listen and go try it out in my backyard. Peace and blessing to you both.

[@susanjordan2130]

Your garden is heaven on earth. Thanks.

[@lisareis8117]

I love how excited Ms Wanda gets digging taters! All my red creole onions bolted and had to pull them yesterday. Crazy weather!

[@starladoakwagonhollowhomes6555]

Thank you for the video. I love seeing the harvest. God bless you.

[@staceydoten845]

Mr. Danny is well bundled up! It's 36 degrees this morning in my neck of the woods in Maine! 😂 Thank you for the information and education, as well as working with the weather. Our planting season won't start in earnest until the end of May. As others have said, thank you and Miss Wanda for teaching us! :) Also, I love you folks' enthusiasm: genuine enjoyment!

[@HeatherNaturaly]

Mr D I am SO EXCITED!! The first of my Yukon gold plants that set flowers had 'fallen over' yesterday, so this afternoon I decided to see what was going on underneath it. I only wiggled my fingers in the dirt under half the plant and I got 2lb 7 oz of potatoes!!! At that rate, it is possible I will get 5lb of potatoes per plant and am looking at a BUMPER crop. East Tennessee.

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

Wonderful!

[@4corander]

I saved my potatoes last year as well, they are growing very well actually. roughly 100% germination! I grow red norlands I just rolled them in newspaper and stored them in a cold dark room and replanted in feb

[@leahharbison4932]

Nice harvest ! The garden fork is my favorite tool.

[@mycrookedlittlehomestead8363]

Good morning Danny and Ms Wanda that garden fork you use I have 2 of them I've had one for nearly 40 years and the other one I got when ever my son collect scrap and I see those old garden tools he gives them to me I believe you can never have enough you guys have really inspired me to up my game and put my garden knowledge into full force I am garden more then I ever have in 40 years I'm even putting up a green house for the first time I'm cultivating areas where I use to have cows and horses I'm like you it's hilly but I'm making it work I have over 1000 seedlings started this year from my own seeds I saved I'm even going to try sweet potatoes I love the taste but never grown them thank you Danny for the video on how to start them the old saying you learn something every day and I have been by watching your videos thank you so much bye for now and God bless

[@moonlightgardener6305]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge 🙏🏻

[@lantanahillhomestead5548]

I can almost smell the potatoes and onions cooking in bacon 🥓 grease in a cast iron pan. My mouth is watering just thinking about it. My potatoes are looking great but not ready yet. Ive never grown onions here in Louisiana. Going to have to give it a try. Yall have inspired me once again!

[@lindadykes4040]

Wowsers! So awesome. I have my potatoes in my green house. There almost ready to dig. I'm excited.

[@tessakai]

I love the purple majesty. Great content Danny and Wanda thank you!!!

[@cherokeedancer8448]

Hubby is heading for major spine surgery in 2 weeks so the garden is my sole responsibility until he's back at it (pun intended...LOL). We're in our 60's. We took our entire backyard for the garden this year. Thankfully it will be easier for me to maintain than mowing. I wait for your garden advice. Thank you for all that you share. I could've watched you dig potatoes all day (not good for your back though...LOL) God Bless.

[@ssh0111]

I love you guys and your informative videos! Those onions are huge! I wish you guys were my neighbors!!!

[@beverlymichael5830]

Looks great. First time this year I have sweet potato slips growing. Thanks to your manual Danny. I tried French fingerlings last year and they are great. I have some left as seed potatoes but not planted here yet. Been in 30’s and no spring weather yet here in central indiana.

[@berly6412]

Enjoyed seeing this video....Just wish I had the land to grow that much food. Working on getting rid of lawn and adding more garden space. May God keep blessing you both!!

[@80krauser]

You can do potatoes pretty good in storage totes.

[@berly6412]

@@80krauser I do have some large pots like Danny uses in the hoophouse. Plan on using them in the fall. My problem is finding cheap/free soil. I can get horse manure but now I have to check on Grazon usage in my area. So far I've been fine. Hoping this year's haul will mean good compost for next year's garden.

[@80krauser]

@@berly6412 Yeah we would get cotton gin compost but our little gin only did half what they usually do last year. So they ran out VERY early.

[@berly6412]

@@80krauser I can get cotton dirt but I think it is why I had bad root knot nematodes the last couple of years. The pile is mucky and help yourself so i fill 5 gallon buckets and haul them to the concrete where I park. I have a small car with no 4 wheel drive. Thanks for reminding me.

[@80krauser]

@@berly6412 if it’s mucky let it sit awhile with some fresh compost fodder like kitchen scraps, leaves or grass. It wasn’t finished composting. The stuff we would get was very light and loamy when it was dry.

[@shadyman6346]

Danny, I’ve been watching ya for years and think you’ll never quit experimenting....at least I hope not. Another helpful video...

[@omearica-rc6fp]

Thank you for helping me understand a few things about potatoes that I didn't until now. God bless you, your family and the land that God gave graciously to you, who appreciate things that have true and eternal value.

[@lchristmas65]

I'm so very thankful that I came across you're channel. I love the bond that you and Mrs. Wanda have as a blessed married couple. This video on potatoes was so impressive and full learning knowledge. Thanks for being a wonderful blessing to me. I'm definitely becoming a better provider for my family from you're video's. We must be able to feed our own self. Thanks 😊

[@MiddleEastMilli]

This was so exciting! Thank you for sharing this!!!

[@gregblanton9386]

Danny try the Red Creole onions, they are ready at the same time as the Texas Legends, they grow up to 4 inches in diameter. Great looking potato harvest, we have another month before ours will be ready to dig, french fingerling, red la soda and yukon gold.

[@preprebelactual]

Howdy! Pinball mentioned your channel and said your channel was one to watch so thank you. I love your content.

[@imaprepper1866]

Beautiful harvest. Thank you Lord for this food that it may nourish our bodies.

[@dianatennant4346]

Looks like you're doing great on your taters and those onions look phenomenal. No matter how much organic matter I've put in my clay soil I haven't got it to potato growing soil and I think this is the last year we're going to be at this little place. I'm 68 and will probably be growing in containers from now on so maybe I can pick and choose my soil a little bit and mix up some of my own choosing.

[@heyphilphil]

Try forking in sand in your potato area. We have heavy red clay in California....and now after a couple years with all the organic matter we have a nice sandy loam...perfect for taters. Sand loosens up the compaction and bad drainage of heavy clay....organic matter will change your clay soil over time but it takes years and years. The sand is just adding more minerals anyways. ( i run a organic farm in bay area) cheers!

[@jimmiemeeks9795]

We do and appreciate y'all learn so much every time thank u

[@FunnySurpriseToys]

Amazing my dear friend!🙂👍32

[@elizabethwang7408]

Great video. Thank you!

[@dianewhite9324]

Thanks Deep South. I have enjoyed Porch Time for a long time but your gardening tips have proven valuable, even though I have growing a garden for years I always learn some little thing.

[@his-sweetie]

Lovely. Thank you for sharing. I get to plant mine out this weekend. Such a rewarding crop.😍

[@kramitdreams]

Yeah, I love your soil! We have clay..clay..clay..🤣🤦‍♀️ It definitely makes things difficult 😕 we've brought in organic soil from my husband's work, we've amended and it's still clay,not as hard but still mashed together even after 6 yrs of gardening and amending, thank the Lord we still get a harvest but I can only imagine hoew much better it would be if our soil just fell apart like yours!☺ Your harvest videos are my favorites besides porch time💜

[@gracie99999]

[@honeybee6674]

Mr. Danny, you had me laughing about peas, potatoes and onions.🤣🤣🤣. I already ordered the fork. I just looked at your and order it from ACE. Thank you.

[@SoilToSoul]

Good morning! Here just south of Wiggins my tomatoes are growing like crazy! A few are over two feet tall already, they really enjoyed the thunderstorms we've been having. It has been very cool at night and early morning. It has allowed my Brussels sprouts experiment to continue, it was my first time growing them. We've already harvested and canned up some mustard greens, and made some bok Choy Sauerkraut! First time growing bok choy, how they go to seed is amazing to watch! We left three plants to collect from. So glad your potatoes are doing well! I love watching y'all, thanks for everything you do, and God Bless!

[@kramitdreams]

I never thought about using my bok choy for sauerkraut, I usually just use cabbage! I will be doing that now 😊 thanks! Do you care to share your recipe?

[@SoilToSoul]

@@kramitdreams Hi! I didn't use a recipe really, other than make sure to weigh the bok choy (or cabbage or whatever) and then use 2.5% weight of salt, that's a general proportion for fermenting. I did slice an onion and a few cloves of garlic to add to it, and used red pepper flakes, cumin and chili powder to give it a bit of a kick and use it when we have tacos or Spanish rice. In my more traditional regular cabbage Sauerkraut, we have found adding garlic/onions and tumeric tastes great! If you wanted something for a Reuben sandwich, add some caraway seeds for that distinctive flavor. You can go wild with sauerkraut haha! It has been fun experimenting with it!

[@kramitdreams]

@@SoilToSoul thank you!

[@SoilToSoul]

@@kramitdreams you're welcome 🤗

[@freethinker4596]

Good Morning Danny and Wanda.

[@bettycrunk206]

Hi. Danny,. Wanda. I planted potatoes for first time in. Tex. Doing great. Thanks to your instructions.

[@MsLippy]

Potatoes Potatoes and more Potatoes!!! Yum!!

[@Sammie_Jo_1982_Homestead]

Great harvest, truly a blessing!

[@annmarie3520]

Great potato harvest but your onions are amazing!❤️😘🙏🏻

[@charmainemontgomery582]

So many potatoes from just one plant. Amazing!

[@melindaroth5796]

GOD BLESS YOU BROTHER DANNY, FOR TEACHING US. YOU AND SISTER WANDA HAVE A BLESSED DAY 🙌 🙏

[@imaspacewoman]

When did you plant these potatoes? Trying to judge when mine will be ready. I'm fixing to plant some sweet potatoes to make slips to plant where my potato bed is when they are dug.

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

Mid February.

[@rhondajennings517]

Which state do you live in? We’re in Louisiana and my husband wants to plant potatoes.