Preventing Wormy Fruit! Pruning Fruit Trees!!

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[@trueblue_73]

"Mom was right" famous words of every adult daughter. ❤

[@jacquethirlkel3001]

A favorite saying I once read is that by the time you realize your mother was right, you have a daughter who thinks you are wrong. LOL God bless!

[@Tia-vj9ox]

When my daughter became a mother, she would call and apologize if she thought she’d done the same thing her daughter did. Lol

[@jeanhecker4533]

Oops. I think that’s a jicama.

[@KathrynHarris-q4h]

❤️

[@suesmyder]

And grown son.

[@laureemarshall3924]

Good morning Ruth-Ann I’m a 60 year old woman and I’ve learned more from you since finding your channel than you will ever know. And I thank you for sharing your knowledge with us. Looking forward to this seasons adventures in the garden! God is good!🙏❤️

[@terifrank7393]

Yep! I'm 60 yrs young and also have learned so much and so enjoy the videos too! Makes life so fun listening to her video while I'm doing canning and farm work!

[@rebeccanelson5737]

I’ve always just cut out the spots on my trees. I’m so excited to try this, but my trees are done blooming already. Bummer

[@pat2513]

Absolutely agree. Love your channel

[@wendyt1023]

Amen 🙏🏽!

[@marylynnbehrens5562]

Same! God is absolutely good! Hallelujah

[@melodysfiresidefarm]

I love your humbleness sharing we all have to learn from practicing. We all can’t be instant experts from reading one book or watching one video. Improving our skills is a life time job and you share that perfectly! ❤❤

[@Ruthannzimm]

Absolutely!!

[@madmecyr]

@@Ruthannzimm Is the reply to my comment a few up legit? Or is that a spammer.? I didn't see that anyone else got a 'winner' reply. I'm just cautious.

[@WillowsGarden]

Hello RuthAnn and sweet family! Excellent information for the fruit trees so many people can learn from. The recipe for the Codiling Moth that destroys fruit trees is a great organic way to control the reproduction and keep the fruit organic without spraying chemicals. 1 clear gallon milk jug that’s been cleaned out. Cut a window in the jug opposite of the handle high up and just below the shoulder of the jug. 1 cup apple cider vinegar 1/3 cup blackstrap molasses 1/2 Teaspoon ammonia 2 cups water Tie jugs as high as you can reach with a sturdy cloth like a t-shirt onto the limbs of the fruit trees. Hang the traps before, during or after your fruit tree blooms. Leave traps to hang until you harvest the fruit. If the liquid in the jug dries out, just add more water to reactivate the ingredients again. The ducklings are so cute and the boys are enjoying them and kittens too. Spring is such a beautiful time with all the new babies on the farm and cattle are happy to have fresh grass to eat. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us. I hope you and your family have a blessed weekend!

[@janew5351]

Thank you for the coddling moth ANTI recipe

[@WillowsGarden]

@@janew5351 just thought it might help someone that has trouble writing or typing, maybe just print it off if they can.

[@jengerbrandt9574]

I’m writing this recipe down too! Any substitutions for ammonia? It’s the only ingredient I’m missing…

[@charlesdevier8203]

@@jengerbrandt9574 Bleach

[@kathy2951]

my favorite part is the cows running to pasture, especially jumping for joy!!

[@carolmalko615]

Another jam packed half hour full of little tidbits of knowledge! Thank you RuthAnn. And hearing you at the end brought me back to hearing my grandmother.... 60 years ago!

[@vallynn5503]

I just wanted to compliment you on the quality of your filming, it's beautiful.

[@conniegage2141]

I always wondered how to trim fruit trees. The amount of knowledge you have is amazing. Teaching your children is so very important. Your giving them life-saving skills.

[@simplydivine5053]

Ruth-Ann I don’t think you have any idea of the magnitude & helpful content your videos provide to so many people!! I love your recipes and especially your helpful advice on practical things a person needs to know to have a successful homestead. Yours is the first I’ve ever seen on an organic recipe for killing the moths. And also teaching how to prune fruit trees! This one video has made our year. We recently bought a home with a lot of sad looking fruit trees. We had a small harvest, but a lot of worms. Didn’t want to spray pesticides so was at a loss as what to do. So a huge thank you for giving us our answer!! We are looking forward to a better harvest this year now!! I’ve learned so much from you and that is saying something as I have quite a lot of knowledge. God bless you & your family! God is so good, ALL the time.

[@bettypettigrew6471]

God IS good! I am 75 years old and it is getting harder for me to work in my garden since I have back issues, but I’m still trying. I get such enjoyment out of watching your videos. Thank you so much for sharing. You are such a blessing.

[@sandrasprinkle9540]

I was surprised to see you prune in the Spring! My dad always did pruning in the Fall so the sap would not be up in the tree! Perhaps our area or your area makes a difference. We live in Western North Carolina, but I would think your weather would be colder than ours. I so very much enjoy your videos. I'm 76 and have still learned so much from you! You are my favorite KZbin videos other than the preachers I watch!! How I wish I could go back and know what I do from you!! I love you and your family! So sweet!!

[@madeleinegregg-s3k]

Dear Ruth Ann, Another idea is to tie a ribbon around the branches that have leafed out that you can tell will never bear fruit, but then prune them in the early spring BEFORE the tree leafs out, since that tree will have expended lots of energy in the spring to grow them. Blessings on your 2024 harvest!

[@Ruthannzimm]

Thanks for the tip!

[@simplybarbara5083]

What a beautiful morning shot! God is so Good ❤️

[@jennleighwesson6089]

How well trained your milk cow is! No stanchion and patient enough for the kids to milk

[@forgivethemoniker8178]

Those "kids" look like pros to me!🤣 ♥️♥️♥️

[@roszcutler9724]

I want to thank you Ruth for the recipe on the fruit tree bug juice! We just made a new batch and hung them up on our peach tree and apple tree. They were so full of the bugs. That was Sunday afternoon when my husband changed them and he checked tonight and a bunch more are in it! Thank you very much!

[@avelsgard78]

I don't know how I missed this one! Such GREAT information and I will DEFINITELY be doing this next spring. Thank you Zimmerman's! From grateful Minnesota viewers ❤

[@stacypotts6341]

Love to see cows jumping around with excitement when they're going out to fresh pasture!!!!

[@tannenbaumgirl3100]

If you do summer pruning (instead of late Winter/Spring pruning) and just bend those suckered out of the branch, you will have less suckering. Also, if you prune a branch out, but down to the collar of the branch, do not leave stubs, or even little stubs. You can see the rings that indicate the collar. When you leave a stub the tree cannot decompartmentalize (cover the wound) and the stub will rot and rot into the trunk.

[@tcbink]

That’s funny about the feral cats. Coyotes will dig around ten different dens while they are pregnant so they can move at a moment’s notice.

[@dogwalker5325]

Good morning Ruthann - From your Nebraska neighbor. I enjoy your videos and just found you about a month ago. Thank you for your videos. I’ve learned a lot from you!

[@Ruthannzimm]

Welcome!!! So glad to have you here!!!

[@lorenstribling6096]

I love to see fruit trees blooming in spring. The delicate colors and the scent are just a promise of the fruit to come.

[@neilmunro6683]

Great job mom and family on all that you do.. Great job everyone. .Lochness Scottish Highlands..

[@cheryldotson5460]

Thank you so very much…our apple tree blossomed for the first time in 17 years! We now have apples growing and already seeing the signs of the moth/worms. We planted a second apple tree also. We’re excited, but don’t have any experience yet with the maintenance and care. Your video and personal experience is very much welcomed! 🙏🏻💕🌱

[@shervin6711]

Fruit, there is a natural clay you spray the fruit trees with, once the fruit has started to form. James piggioni ( food forest) has a videos about it. Apparently it just makes them less tasty to bugs, but we can wash it off. Just offering the idea.

[@michale539]

Kaolin clay?

[@Mimifromvienna]

@@michale539Thank You so much

[@jSheapullen]

Love the kids out and helping!

[@pearlrawson8636]

Good morning Ruthann! Thank you for always having such good tips on gardening, baking, cleaning and sharing your beautiful family with us.

[@deblanfair8510]

I did this after watching you. I have 2 pear trees. Only 1 has produced fruit so far I hung one in my tree that blossomed. Ive caughted moths in it. Thank you so much!

[@jamiej4976]

Good morning in the beautiful springtime. Where everything is coming alive. Its such a beautiful time to see everything coming into bloom and the enjoyment from the animals, and we the people as well. Great fruit tree maintenance on trimming as well as getting rid of the pest. Love all the new births of the animals. Happy planting. Yes absolutely God is good.

[@Ruthannzimm]

Good morning to you too!!!!

[@SandraParkerBurns]

Good morning. It is very early in Vegas. Still recovering from rotator cuff surgery and not sleeping well. No fruit trees now but grew up with trees and vines. Miss/don’t miss spring pruning. Love the videos! Making candy today! Or at least trying to!

[@Ruthannzimm]

Thank you!!! I pray you heal faster than normal!!!

[@gisellejones1139]

I had hand surgery a few weeks ago so l hear you! Hi from Canada 🇨🇦 😊

[@lizmacrae4970]

How lovely…thank you from the UK.🇬🇧

[@evierice2230]

All the time! And all the time God is good!!😊 May I ask for prayers? And May I tell you how much you are helping me? I’m sick and watching your family is just so calming and they are precious, so thank you! And God bless y’all! Hugs from Texas!🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻👑💕🕊🙏🏻🥰🌷

[@Ruthannzimm]

Awe. God bless you!! May his healing power surround your body with peace!!

[@evierice2230]

@@Ruthannzimm Amen!🙏🏻💕🌷🌷🌷😭

[@ginahutton4376]

Ruth Ann, thank you for sharing your many gifts and talents with all of us and most especially me! You have such a wonderful way of teaching in a way that breaks your lessons down in such a simple and basic way that makes it more easy for me to understand. You have a gift to remove the "fluff" (if you will) and break whatever you teach me at the very least what I had sometimes found difficult! You've given me so much confidence to dig in and tackle things that I had anxiety to start. I.e. pruning my fruit trees! canning, gardening, farm animals, baking, and the list goes on... So in short Im sending you a heart felt thank you from me to you friend Wishing you and your's great love and happiness, peace, health, and contentment ❣️😇

[@Ruthannzimm]

Thank you for these words!!!! I appreciate you!!!

[@lindaryther9124]

I look forward to saturday so that I can watch what's new on the homestead! Thank you! I appreciate all the things you teach us!

[@TheRhonda1957]

Ruthann you have made tree pruning so much easier for me to do now. Many many thanx.

[@TheRhonda1957]

Do you think homemade apple cider vinegar will work?

[@TheRhonda1957]

Ps should u add this mixture on peach trees, too?

[@Robin-f8w]

I learn something new every time I watch you! I share your tips with others as well as your channel. Thank you!

[@riverduck3]

Beautiful sunrise, then seeing Dave enjoying himself while rolling in the dirt - so glad to see him doing well! Very interesting information on the preventative for moth worm control. Please tell Harrison that I like his new haircut 💙 I saw that Winston got to go along with the trip to your sister's greenhouse Those flowering apple branches look absolutely gorgeous in your home, and I bet they smell good too! I love that you pronounced "God is Good" in German. I would love to someday learn at least some Pennsylvania Dutch. Thank you as always for your delightful videos!

[@Ruthannzimm]

🥰 thank you for watching!! And I wondered if anyone would notice the Pa Dutch ‘God is Good’

[@riverduck3]

@@Ruthannzimm gut gemacht!🌼

[@sherihicks1427]

What a very helpful video, thank you, Ruthanne!! We "inherited" 2 apple trees and a pear tree when we moved to this house. The trees had been planted, I assume, when the house was built in 1976, and had not been pruned in a very long time. We get the coddling moths pretty bad. Last year was the first time we got any kind of apple harvest, so I took advantage, and didn't have to buy any apples! The pear tree is very good. It produces such huge, juicy, sweet pears, that we get many more than we need most years. This year, we decided to get some new trees to go along with the existing ones: 2 dwarf apple trees, a semi-dwarf peach, and a standard plum. We hope to keep them ALL pruned! We too want to rely less on the grocery. We do have a local farmers market at a bulk food store owned by a German Baptist family. It is very nice to have that to fall back on when something in my garden doesn't produce. But we don't know, any of us, what tomorrow holds. They all might need to keep their harvests to feed family or those in need. ETA: today would have been my parents' 62nd anniversary. They were married in the living room of the home I grew up in, and my mother carried a bouquet of apple blossoms that one of my brothers cut for her❤

[@lioraz3701]

So nice to see those cows almost dancing for joy when they got out on pasture! I enjoy your channel so much. I discovered it last summer and have enjoyed it thoroughly since. Wonderfully calming and informative viewing.

[@GeminiPeg]

Thank you for giving me the courage to start pruning our trees. That has always intimidated me.❤️

[@Ruthannzimm]

You can do it!

[@PeepingEars]

I’m excited to see what your new building is going to be.

[@mccallumjc1]

Wow, the wind was blowing! Ruth ann thanks again for sharing great information pruning fruit trees. I wish you were my neighbour homestead farmer! God bless you!

[@suzannebazeghi5698]

same as always injoyed watching you .may god keep you and your familly safe and happy .

[@ladyann5778]

Good morning I'm enjoying your vast knowledge here thank you for sharing with us

[@tesshomestead8019]

Awww happy cows so adorable . Seeing so happy . GODBLESS sweetie

[@carolynlineberger1929]

Yes, God is good!

[@Adaywrites]

Thanks for sharing the recipe for fruit worm control.

[@marking-time-gardens]

Thank you Ruthanne for sharing your farm experiences with us! Brings back precious memories of our farm beginnings (1967) with chickens and sweet Muscovy ducks with brood! And yes kittens in the hay! We had everything but cows LOL! Blessings on your family and your homestead!🌻🐛Carolyn in Ohio 🌿 Yes... God is good all the time! Amen!

[@Ruthannzimm]

You are so welcome!

[@debbiewray7042]

It’s always great to learn something new from your own experience… I do enjoy your page! God bless you🙏

[@carolynhowe9223]

Good Morning! Wait every Saturday morning for your video❤😊

[@Ruthannzimm]

Good morning to you too!!! So happy to have you here!!!

[@carolynhowe9223]

@@Ruthannzimm This was a great video! I have apple and pear trees that need this! Thank you so much for the great info. I live in western NY small town.😊❤️

[@barbaramiller349]

Spring is just the best. Everything coming back to life, even us. It lifts my spirits so much. ❤Thank you for another informative, inspiring video. I was smiling so big watching the cows be so happy to go outside. 😁💝🙏

[@oklamoni5697]

I will do this for my peach tree for next year. Thank you very much. I did prune this spring, while it was flowering... and I am so glad I did... but just learned some more do this while pruning advice. Thank you. Moni

[@galeharris6696]

Thank you for showing how to prune your fruit trees, Ruthann, as I bought 2 new plum trees last year, and I need to prune them now. They've grown a LOT, and both have lots of suckers both at the bottom and growing on the branches. I always learn something useful from your videos, and your youngest boys are getting so grown-up! 💖

[@Ruthannzimm]

So glad it was helpful!!!

[@williamqueen8790]

I dearly love your videos, so educational and full of good information, to bad I don’t live next to you.

[@sharicampbell9068]

Thank you for sharing! This is my first year pruning & it is intimidating. I appreciate your thought process & demo!!!

[@suzy3840]

Your information about the trees is exactly what I needed to know. Thank you!

[@ritasnider2998]

Love watching your precious family. God bless and keep you

[@nancypeplau9747]

What a wonderful video! You have taught me so much about my new fruit trees! I appreciate this so much. Thank you and God bless the fruits of your labor.

[@brendaarnold8485]

Hello Ruthann! You & Miracle Homestead are my Very Favorite KZbin Channels. You are such an Amazing Woman. Elvin is so Blessed. You are the Proverbs 31 Wife/Woman. Your videos are always interesting & fun to watch. I Thank You for your knowledge & willingness to share it AND I Love your Humbleness.

[@jamiesmith3837]

Ruth Ann, will you show us what the jug loos like when you harvest or when there is no need for the jugs anymore? Please. God is good! I saw you had your precious. What a blessing. 🙏🍎🍏😇

[@Ruthannzimm]

I checked the morning After hanging and had already captured moths!! I’ll continue to show!!!

[@jamiesmith3837]

@Ruthannzimm so cool, I know it sounds gross that I would like to see the end result, but I would like to see how many fall for your trap..

[@tamara-lnlhomestead1441]

Enjoying my Saturday morning coffee while watching your videos. TY, for the pruning and pest control recipe. From your friend in the mtns of VA. Met you at the HOA conference last October and this week is our Apple Blossom Festival. God is Good, all the time. I'm enjoying seeing Winston growing through your videos and I did get a laugh at watching the cows running around in their new pasture area. May God continue to Bless you and your family! 🙏🏼🫂❤️

[@shamanking5195]

This is very interesting, I just watched a video where a person in Spain uses a similar formula. but instead of liquid ammonia the person used ammonium sulfate and sugar instead of molasses . Thanks for sharing.

[@maryhornbostel6959]

If you dont have access to milk jugs (you should check recycling centers, bakeries, and restaurants) then you could ask an auto repair shop for windshield washer fluid jugs. Rinse very well and they should be safe enough for this use. The jugs will only last one or two years on the sun.

[@ruthspillman546]

I cannot tell you how thrilled I am to get this recipe on how to keep my apple trees and my neighbors and my friends apple trees and and other fruit trees free of worms I have always wanted to do this and didn't know how to keep them out I am so thrilled. I so look forward to all of your videos. God bless you and all of your family such a beautiful family

[@Ruthannzimm]

Wonderful!

[@SunnyDay-kw1pd]

What a beautiful video. I don't even think it would be possible to pick my favorite part. Maybe the baby ducks. Thank you for all you invest to share your life and wisdom with us. 😊

[@imagatorvetmom]

Question: when planting your herbs, how do you decide what to plant next to each other? Also, what is your husband’s employment? He seems to be what we call handy, meaning skilled in many areas. You and your lovely family are my favorite, and yes, God is good.

[@Ruthannzimm]

Yes he’s skilled in many many areas!! Currently works full time as a foreman for a local Ag company

[@janetwestrup411]

Thank you for the Coddling Moth Trap recipe. Will try it on our trees this year. Last year was the first year our apple trees produced and every apple was infested with wormy cores. We still got more fruit than I could handle. God is absolutely good!

[@shirleychapman2362]

Im reminded of my mother everytime i watch your show. My mom also made everything from scratch and i was standing on a chair right next to her learning everything i could. Thank you for sharing your life experiences with the world. Thank you, thank you

[@jleer6178]

Those golden light shots, Ms. RA! So glorious! God is indeed good.

[@katiegreen5759]

I love watching your videos while cooking breakfast! Maybe i missed this tidbit, but do the moth traps also catch bees or other pollinators? We have bee hives in our orchard and don’t want to risk killing them. Thanks for sharing!

[@pt6108]

1 c apple cidar vinegar, 1/3 c dark molasses, 1/2 tsp ammonia or bleach, 2 c water. Thank you so much. I think our apples in KS are already too big in size to interrupt this moth cycle but will definitely use next year! Your info is always helpful to me. God bless!😊

[@cynthiafisher9907]

I put maggot barriers on my apples. It’s a lot more work, but it also has more success. I buy them from Raintree Nursery. I put the. On when the apples are about an inch in diameter.

[@buckonono7996]

Thank you for showing how to prune the fruit trees and protect them from moths. We are considering planting some apple trees this year and this is great information to have at the start. It's always fun to see the kids and animals just being themselves on the farm. I think ducklings are the cutest of all the baby animals and as a child was always thrilled when we had some. Wish we had some land where we could raise chickens and ducks now. Your videos always leave me with a smile on my face and joy in my heart. Thank you for sharing your life and knowledge. I agree with you completely - God is Good!

[@Ruthannzimm]

Thank you for starting your day with us!!!

[@suseyq4559]

Great video Ruth Ann! My peach and apricot trees are in fruit but I will definitely use your coddling moth recipe next season. I want to also say that of all people I watch on KZbin, you seem to be the most genuinely, internally happy person I watch. You are simply, a pleasure! Thank you for all that you do to bring basics principles back to our way of life. Praise God for all of the beauty he provides us.

[@MBroome1028]

Oh how I love seeing those cows happy!!! The running around and kicking up their heels was awesome to see! ❤️❤️❤️

[@Ruthannzimm]

It’s my favorite too!!!

[@wendyjonasen9746]

This video is exactly what I needed. Last year was our 1st to get an apple harvest, and there was so much codling moth damage. I have been waiting to spray something on them at just the right time here in MN, which I don't really want to do. Now, I will try this recipe instead. THANK YOU!

[@Ruthannzimm]

Glad it was helpful!

[@rabeccalindal7437]

Good morning, great video ! As always. Blessing to you and your family

[@Anita-g1k]

Those sunset views are glorious!❤❤❤

[@crunchygranola4625]

I cannot tell you enough how much I enjoy your video's - I look so forward to each one - they make me happy! You and your family are a joy!

[@dawnports6896]

Thank you for sharing your beautiful family with us. ❤

[@jacquethirlkel3001]

I love your lessons of start small, gradually grow confidence, and know everyone starts somewhere. God bless!

[@peggyk13]

I love your videos. I was born in Iowa and my soul is still there. I love your gardens!! You are amazing. If you don’t mind, I would like to comment on just one thing. You really do not need music in the back ground of your videos. Just the natural sounds of the farm is so pleasing and relaxing, it is all you really need. THANK TOU for your wonderful videos and sharing your life.

[@lorenstribling6096]

I love those sounds of nature.

[@glendaking4596]

I actually love Ruth Ann’s background music. Sometimes I don’t on other channels but for some reason that happy little tune just makes me think of their beautiful farm and family.

[@bethford2334]

Good morning! What a busy time of the year it is. It is so nice to have some sunshine and warm sunny days. I learned about pruning fruit trees although we are in town now and don't have our own fruit trees it was enjoyable to watch. Thanks for sharing your knowledge with all of us. Have a great week!

[@Ruthannzimm]

Thank you!!!!

[@patriciamccandless7940]

Thank you for the natural pest controls idea! Will use your recipe on our apple trees.

[@marietketriet6111]

Very interesting. I have been trying to find info on pruning. These days not many people knows much about pruning. Thanks dear.

[@marlenehod]

Thank you so much for the information. Especially the valuable information on how to keep moth worms out of your apples. I can't wait till your next video. Also, those baby ducks were so cute!

[@ceegee1070]

This episode is a treasure start to finish. Thank you RuthAnn!!

[@elizabethhendriks9030]

awesome video thank you so much!

[@jillmarczak9561]

Excellent video! I learn a lot from these videos! God is Great!!

[@bonniehoehne6501]

Our daughter has just planted apple and cherry trees and this information is very timely. Thank you for sharing your life with us. I look forward to your posts. May your day be blessed🙏❤️

[@cindimeyers8074]

Hey from a fellow Iowa girl (NW Iowa). You're full of such information. THANK YOU

[@cherylpresleigh6403]

Great video! Like you I have a hard time wanting to cut out limbs and especially thinning the fruit! I’m getting better at it though and it’s always helpful to have videos to watch that give helpful and gentle encouraging information. Thank you for sharing.

[@OZARKMEL]

Great tutorial on pruning fruit trees. Seems the palms of my hands get sweaty when I have to go at mine! I'll try and be "braver" this year. Blessings to you and your growing family. 🍐🍏🍒

[@Ruthannzimm]

Yes bits taken me a while to gain confidence too. But pruning while they are blooming has helped me gain confidence

[@HHteach2001]

Wonderful! We are new to apple trees this year and I’m going to do this.

[@laura3930]

I enjoy your videos and want to thank you for passing on an abundance of knowledge ♥️

[@ruthie1967]

I'm so glad you talked about pruning fruit trees. I always feel like I'm going to mess them up. Thank you

[@juliawitt3813]

I really enjoyed that. Thank you. I will do the codling moth jugs this year and see how it goes. Greetings from Johannesburg 🙏

[@bev111]

Thank you for another informative, educational video. I love that you share all your knowledge with us and love seeing all the baby animals.

[@teresahoye6477]

Good morning, Ruth Ann.

[@robinlj5767]

Thanks for all the great info RuthAnn!!! I’ll definitely be trying the coddling moth remedy!!! I also really appreciate your commentary on pruning fruit trees! I have been through the same uncertainty and learning curve myself! I always learn something valuable from you!!! Thanks again & take care! ❤

[@cherylvelasquez3220]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience!! We are just starting our personal orchard and have a lot to learn!! This was so helpful!!

[@mariakotze7317]

Love the animals - South Africa

[@Ruthannzimm]

Welcome!!!!

[@belieftransformation]

Fabulous photos of the children, the animals & beautiful countryside! Thanks for sharing your knowledge! Blessings to all 🤗🇨🇦

[@eudorasalih4004]

Thank you for the tips on baking and cleaning and gardening I learn something new every week I love when the little boys come out to help you from Philadelphia