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[@melissacrittenden1008]

Haven't even watched yet but ...THAT COLOR ON YOU❤️❤️❤️

[@diamondwfarm2238]

So agree, totally cute outfit and great color on Jess

[@whisperjoy1128]

Right?! She looks amazing

[@dlsdyer9071]

That smile is beautiful and always welcome. I had been praying for Jess when in one video she acted like she might be ill, then came the big announcement.. so that may be it. Will continue the habit though🙂.

[@MrDaSleep]

Actually just thought that too! Royal Blue suits you Mrs. Sowards! 😀

[@merrickbeinke2465]

Yes! She so perty.

[@whisperjoy1128]

Just spent 6 hours outside and got my garden in! Came inside and see that Jess blessed us with an almost 30 minute garden tour. This is THE best way to unwind and cool down!! Thank you!

[@Caleb_Evans32]

I have a funny volunteer sunflower story. We had been renting a place for years and when we moved into our current house I was so excited to have space to garden but I didn't have a lot of resources to go big in the first few years. Anyway I wanted to grow something so I got a pack of sunflower seeds and planted just a small patch of them by the house. We've now had sunflowers popping up in the lawn for the past two years and I refuse to let them be mowed over. So now I go out when I see one coming up and that little patch of lawn around them is my responcibilty. I just love them too much. They want to grow and they're beautiful.

[@annhaws6677]

Thank you for taking the time to explain the basil and how to preserve it and what to do with it. That's what I love about your channel is that you really look out for everybody and you don't hold back on thinking that all people will already know that because I didn't know any of it, actually.

[@deborahlawing2728]

I've been gardening for some time and as for me, there is always something new to learn. One should never assume.....well you know where that leads 🤭.

[@CdnEqChick]

Jess's garden: Full on growing and blooming. My Garden: not even allowed to plant things in the ground yet.

[@michelleshorey1399]

Same. So jealous!

[@mymountainlife0707]

I feel the same!! My carrots and beets are only just poking out of the grounds and hers are being harvested😂😂

[@jenniferf4812]

Ikr! I get so antsy wanting plant but my zone says no 😩

[@Sky-Child]

Zone 4 here (Scotland) ground's only just unfrozen haha

[@rainlyte2003]

I hear you. I'm still babying things along in the greenhouse. couple more week when we can get new raised beds built is my target. Be safe Be prepared Be Blessed.

[@rgh470]

You forgot to Bring Bear on your tour😣 He looked so sad trying to get your attention from behind fence. Such a loving loyal dog ❤

[@rebecca6017]

I watch a channel that doesn’t do follow ups. It’s so frustrating. Seeing how a plant grows is crucial to decide if it’s something that appeals to you, performs well, and is good beyond the initial planting. You get it. Thanks.

[@denisebillings4273]

I don’t have land yet, but am growing in grow bags on my balcony. Your garden is beautiful ❤️

[@deborahlawing2728]

Good for you!

[@meganziemer5990]

I can’t wait until one day I can own a piece of land and have a garden as glorious as this. Until then I’ll just live vicariously through you. I’m so happy you’ve decided to bring us along your journey and best wishes for your family on y’all’s new endeavor ❤️

[@schex9]

Lease some property! Just make sure you can get water there.

[@sammieweible1980]

Do you know if they are keeping Roots and Refuge on KZbin ???? I've watched since beginning . Bittersweet for me .

[@raquelf2866]

@@sammieweible1980 Yes of course

[@Root_and_Fleurish_Farm]

That plant you wanted to ID is American Black nightshade. So yes a weed :) Beautiful garden tour. I love that you have so much variety. 💗

[@TeamBensonHomestead]

You go Kale...you try for it. Bahaha such a supportive mom!!!

[@Lily2U1515]

Really missed Bear on your garden tour. He is so attentive to what you are saying, even when you point out plants he listens and looks.

[@tjo1233]

We ALL are PRAYING for a smooth and safe transition for your families move...I myself have been a 60 square foot patio gardener for 3 years learning how to grow everything from you and in July I bought a 3 acre property in Arizona so that I myself can have something beautiful like yours thank you for EVERYTHING that you do...

[@4mandysake]

JESS, THAT JUMPSUIT IS TOTALLLLLY ADORABLE ON YOU❣❣❣ Your hair looks amazing today! 🤩🌞

[@julicaru4812]

lol I caught myself giggling at the cutest little baby zucchini this morning on my watering / meditation time, awww hello little fella! All the best Jules 🤗

[@Steve-DH]

You're a breath of fresh air. I swear you're looking younger and younger. 🙂

[@erikas974]

Not just younger but I think she lost weight too. All that hard work.👍💖

[@susieclark1498]

You are teaching me to "just enjoy it" in so many ways.

[@Fiscals_Organics]

Jess, don't be sad, I've moved states over 15 years due to my military childhood, it just lead to new things to learn, grow, experience, new people new everything, don't be scared

[@kelann89]

Yes, plus no matter where you live. People still act the same. Its really entertaining once you gwt pass the fears of leaving the familiar

[@dorothylantz9484]

I was married to a soldier, moved about every 3 years. left friends, gained new ones, kept them all!!

[@Fiscals_Organics]

Wow I didnt expect so much support from this comment, thanks!

[@kelann89]

@@Fiscals_Organics You're welcome! I feel like military influenced lives. Find each other.

[@jaylenear871]

Just wanted to say, Thanks for all your inspiration and Welcome to SC! We are glad to have you!!!!

[@lindadavidson2237]

I wonder how surreal it will feel for you to watch the first garden tour in this space from Whispering Willow.

[@archaprice3372]

It will be fascinating how Jill makes the garden her own.

[@shadowlandsfarmandcreamery5400]

Ok, so, I've always considered myself a black thumb. I fell in love with your channel and have binge watched for the last year, now I have been doing all the gardening things and planting stuff recklessly and my husband is laughing at me😂 I keep telling him," I'm not getting into gardening, this is Jess' fault!"😂❤

[@GreenWitchHomestead]

I am in love with your Jumper!!

[@alexisbatley38]

Blue is definitely your color! 😍 you look amazinggggg

[@michelle2508]

I agree! I was just going to post the same thing.

[@briannagallion8363]

I’ll never get tired of looking at those roses!

[@TheWickerShireProject]

Jess You inspire us to grow and love our Gardens. My wife runs in when she hears your voice. Sharon " She's easy to listen to! I want a Garden like that!" Me: "We'll work on it once we are fully off grid on our own property! " Much love, The Shire.

[@Flanuora]

“Turn your waiting room into a classroom” 😁 I dream of off grid but I’m making my best garden I can where I am now. Love this! I feel so inspired too!

[@Sky-Child]

Ahh this mindset. Start now. Grow what you can how you can. Then you will be totally ready when it comes to off grid time

[@deborahlawing2728]

I,too, want to encourage you both to do what you can where you are. It may be a long time (hope not) before you have that dreamed of property so bloom where you're planted 🤗😁💐🌻🌿🌾🌷😉

[@TheSpottedBoot]

This last season is the season of letting the wild things grow

[@searose6192]

My best tomato plants I ever grew were some I tossed out on a window sill when they were super leggy seedlings because I had way too many and planned to compost them. They got horribly sunburned and whacked about by wind and hardly watered and guess what, after all their leaves fell off they grew back crazy lush with sturdy stocky main stems and they never even needed staking despite a huge harvest! The other seedlings from the same batch that I babied and hardened off super gently stayed leggy, set fruit late and never ripened before frost hit. That was my biggest surprise/lesson as a gardener so far and it made me move to direct seeding my tomatoes to make sure they deal with all the elements they will have to deal with at maturity, right from the start. It's led to better tomato harvests for me the past 2 years.

[@devynrowe7492]

Sometimes when I watch your videos I feel so far behind but I have to remind myself that my growing season is about 60 days shorter than yours and to breath.

[@windywillowfarmstead898]

I feel the same. But I always hear a voice saying "love your own garden well". So it brings me back to doing the very best I can with my own space. We will get there, it just takes time and warmth that we havent had yet!

[@paigejohnson1782]

Jess, I am also moving from my garden in August. Only moving to college but I won’t be able to come home very easily. I’m starting to plant pumpkins and stuff that I won’t even get to see in person. Everyone in my neighborhood are super excited to see all of my plants growing and I’ll admit that I am bitter that I won’t be around the garden at all. It’s really helped me to watch these videos and realize I’m not the only one leaving my baby behind. I have plants to bring for my dorm room and my aunt lives close to my campus, I’m having her plant some of my favorite pumpkins for me :)

[@heksennest]

Your Tangerine Skles rose grows on its own root and is not a grafted rose. That's good news for you, because you can take cuttings that wil do fine without being grafted on a rootstock. I hope you can take your mothersday epic rose with you to SC. Can't find it in the Netherlands. I really love this rose!

[@kathrynrodlun1624]

Yes a real Gardner calls sweet names to all desireables in their garden!😂🤣😁

[@mneraasen224]

I’m watching you talk about Basil while eating a balsamic dressing salad with lettuce leaf basil and a tomato Basil spinach pizza with fresh basil on top 🙌🏻😂

[@RootsandRefugeFarm]

Get it girl!

[@clairebeane3455]

Yuuuum!!! ❤️❤️❤️

[@culdesacgrocerygarden]

Hey Jess, my 79 year old dad said to me a few weeks ago "You cant kill an onion". In his opinion the weather is not an issue with onions. And I found that to be true. All my bulbing onions, walking onions and bunching onions, they all survived all of the late frosts and cold weather. From just a handful of bulbs that I got from Papa Pepper 2 years ago, I now have enough walking onions to feed a small country. I appreciate that you showed us what happened with the ground cherries. Between the cold weather and doing the same exact thing with almost ALL OF MY TOMATOES a few weeks ago, I ended up with about 6 good tomato plants out of about 50. Oh. Well. God knows what we need and every year is different. So I will start again and will maybe have fall tomatoes instead. So thanks for showing us that you did that with your ground cherries. Its not as much of a tragedy in my opinion, as accidently killing your tomato babies after MONTHS of nurturing them like they were newborn babies, but it still made me feel like less of a disaster of a garden mother. I knew better. I really did, but just got impulsive. And I don't think it will ever happen again.

[@autumnspring6624]

Then growing onions it is for me!

[@teresaminnick2252]

Please write on your blackboard! I love reading it during the tours

[@zazdut2536]

Listening to this while planting my garden now that frost is over brings me joy

[@EmilyAnn634571]

Thanks for the basil tip! I’ve never been brave enough to try growing things from seed, but I bought a pack of culinary herb seeds. Only one of 12 has to work out for it to be cost effective cause we buy a lot of herbs lol. Wish me luck.

[@ahomesteaddream]

I’m torn between saving these for a binge session later, or keeping an eye out for each new one! Your channel was the first channel I found when I decided to be a gardener and work toward a homestead.

[@archaprice3372]

Do both, watch them when they come out then do a marathon playlist watching at another time. I generally pick up something on the second viewing that I missed on the first one.

I think the first one I found was Justin Rhodes... my viewings expanded from the site suggestions. I remember being kind of shocked that all these homesteaders know each other & some are close friends. That kinda rocked my world. 💚

[@dggg9106]

The highlight of my weekend is the garden tour! I've been watching the channel for a year now and it's probably my favorite garden channel. I only have a couple of 4 ft by 4ft garden beds currently, but thanks to you I've been learning so much. Also, watching your videos makes me less anxious about life in general, so thank you for that.

[@nicholejohnson4275]

Your last homestead garden is basically a free for all and it’ll be super fun!! Enjoy it, you deserve it!!

[@neko.tsukim.m7320]

Please try this salad with the chinese cabbage, it will need to be thinly sliced with julienne of carrots and grated green smith apple, salt, pepper, olive oil, white wine vinegar 🥰 please try it, as a salad doesn't get soggy ❤ very tasty and healthy

[@archaprice3372]

Sounds yummy!

[@neko.tsukim.m7320]

@@archaprice3372 it is!!! Please try it 🥰🥰🥰

[@neko.tsukim.m7320]

You can also add spring onions or chives to give it an extra kick if you like it in salads ❤

[@liltbennet]

Nice, everything looks great! I can't believe this will be the last season of plants on this farm from Roots and Refuge!

[@darlenebarnes1318]

You are wearing my favorite color blue! It looks great on you!! Love the jumpsuit on you too 😀

[@RootsandRefugeFarm]

Thank you!

[@KareMom4]

Love the roses! I went to buy some climbing roses for my garden archway, but the big box store workers were clueless 🙃 I found another climber (not roses) that my chickens find delicious! My dear husband put a wire mesh around them to keep out the cluckens!

[@suemcknight9051]

These garden tours are now truly bittersweet for me, knowing what your end-of-summer destination is... so I can only imagine what this must be for you🥺💕. Blessings to all of you...

[@kellyhorvatin]

Yesterday I called a worm "babe" does that make me a real gardener? 😂

[@ley1029]

Omg i feel this, i apologized to an earthworm yesterday

[@kellyhorvatin]

@@ley1029 yes!! I am crushed if I accidentally hurt worms, or bumblebees 🐝

[@movednorthhomestead7244]

YES!! Found huge, fat worms in our garden a few days ago - and I greeted them with enthusiasm also!! 😂

[@buckbeaksgarden761]

I have kissed bumble bees fuzzy backs lol

[@toniatalley1977]

Why yes, yes it does. Lol

[@sarenab7856]

I made mulberry basil simple syrup to make lemonade! It’s also good on top of biscuits, donuts, and whatever else you want some sweet herby flavor in

[@rosejacobs4745]

My mom is a Master Rosarian and she is on a website called Helpmefind and if you need to find Roses or locate them it's awesome!

[@krislange1186]

Just for the heck of it, I started going back to the 2017 videos. The difference in the farm in four years is astronomical!!! I don't know how you did it all!! Now, it really makes me anxious to see what you will do with the new property. I have to admit I was a little shocked and sad when you announced the move but realized that, in a sense, we'd be moving with you (without having to help do any of the work!! LOL).

[@ramblinrosecottage5983]

No better way to spend a Saturday then to plant some flowers in your garden (I did!), and no better way to spend a Saturday night than to watch Jess' Garden Tour. Ahhhh, I love weekends in the spring.

[@RootsandRefugeFarm]

Sweet Rose! I hope your garden grows lovely this year!

[@paigegough6929]

I live in the singleton New south Wales Australia and my nasturtiums never die they are amazing and so beautiful!

[@erikas974]

Hi Paige I live near Lismore my nasturtium died than a few month later came back but only a couple. I wish I can make it bushier not sure how. Now winter is coming I am not sure what will happen to them.

[@paigegough6929]

@@erikas974 did you know you can take cuttings and propagate them in water? And if you have a sunny window you could keep them inside and keep pruning them which will make it bushier

[@lsun5322]

In Sydney and was debating planting nasturtiums now... thoughts?

[@erikas974]

@@paigegough6929 thank you Paige I did not know that. I will try. 💐

[@paigegough6929]

@@lsun5322 if you can put them in a sunny window where it will stay warm enough for germination, I think its worth a try, even if you test just 2 or 3

[@gaburnett]

Thanks for the tour and update. I much prefer the shorter garden tours like this one!

[@valdirpereira5121]

*I NEVER SAW A SKY AS BLUE AS THIS BEAUTIFUL JESS*

[@debbiegibson6113]

That color blue is beautiful on you!

[@lauriesmith7517]

I live in the desert and grow basil in shade, it gets maybe 2-3 hours of direct sun a day. Lasts until frost!

[@joriathvorkapic7309]

At the end of your beginning...I start a new chapter! Bright blessings! May my garden teach me!

[@erikas974]

What a way to start Sunday morning. Thank you Jess.

[@justafarmgirl8889]

You have to tell us where you got that beautiful jumper, the color is really pretty on a beauty such ad yourself.

[@normajean2855]

Thankyou for the name of that rose that just sets me on the road of goodness and joy as soon as i fix my eyes upon it, and you have been opening every video with it lately.. joy!! just sorta realized that its right outside your beautiful garden door so obviously we are gonna see it each time hahahaha

[@mariezafonte6473]

I just watched the April 17,2019 vlog. Your at the Eliott Homestead , Shae's digging comfrey for you to take home.

[@loriy7532]

You are looking so cute today in your little blue duds , you look like a little girl.Your garden tours are great to watch,always enjoyable.

[@stacydodds]

Every time you wonder at your chives making it through your winter, I smile and have a little chuckle. I live in Ontario (Canada), and my chives come back from minus fourty celcius, no cover (other than snow) and being planted in a wood planter :)

[@kathyb8540]

Jess would really love it if you would do another devotional 🙏love all your content.

[@joannesherwood3562]

Why, yes. Yes, beans can be cute. 😊

[@dpcsharr]

I am so happy for you and your family, but I can’t imagine looking at this garden without you in it. 😀. Also, cleaned some lettuce today and had some worms floating in the water. I said to myself Jess said real food is dirty food, so all is well. Lol! Hope you have a happy weekend!

[@happyheartgardening]

I see the boys planted a red toy plane in the garden:P

[@Qotus]

I find it wonderful how different our perspectives can be. We live in southern Finland and looking at your blooms I think zinnias would never self seed here, cosmos has happened once for me but chives on the other hand is native and I've never even thought about it not overwintering!

[@ItsmeIvyMichelle]

Back when it was still dipping into the 30’s here in southern AZ I planted snap peas to see what they’d do and they are still pushing out peas left and right, it hit 100 the other day CRAZY!

[@serobinson1]

You look beautiful ! Garden is looking beautiful too!

[@laurabaughman1272]

Your Tangerine Skies rose in the background at the beginning is like a flower crown on you. Beautiful!

[@wishcloudstudios]

OMG, That lavender rose looks like one I used to grow called, Paradise.

[@schex9]

When you talked at the beginning about all the plants you plan to take as plants or cuttings, I realized that you need to start now to have time for all of that work because the last few days will be all packing of the house and the greenstalks, etc.

[@RootsandRefugeFarm]

Yeah I just gathered the stuff to do my air layering for the roses. It’s time to get on it.

[@deborahlawing2728]

@@RootsandRefugeFarm I love air layering. Started lots of crocus as a teenager in FL and sold them to people for landscaping. Made enough get a horse and its upkeep. So easy.

[@laurabaker6387]

I love watching your videos. They keep me hopeful while us up here in zone 4b and below are still waiting for our final frost dates of the year.

[@kathrynrodlun1624]

Yes! Comfrey is such a great plant. I use it as a poultice to suck out bruises and blood clots. Works really good!

Tangerine Skies Arborose™ is still available online, I saw several places it's sold ~$40.

[@billiejoblizard6050]

Another great way to preserve basil is to rinse it well and let it dry completely. You can help it along by wrapping a few branches at a time in a cotton towel. Then pick the leaves off and toss with olive oil. Three cups of leaves to 2 Tablespoons of olive oil or there about. Place on sheet pan and put in freezer for 20 minutes. Try not to clump up the leaves put a little space between them. After they freeze put in freezer bag. Only enough so they can lie flat. I also put a teaspoon of olive oil in the bag closest up and spread it around to coat the bag. Make sure to get all the air out of the bags . The basil turns dark green and is easy to break off an amount and chop straight from the freezer to put in your hot spaghetti sauce or whatever you are preparing. I did this last year and it’s very easy and convenient.

[@weirdheathersgarden]

It is so useful to be able to see how big plants can get BEFORE you plant them in your own garden. Gives you a much better idea of how many to plant, how far apart, and how likely a plant is to take over the whole garden and attempt world domination.

[@christinesimmons3313]

Can you show us how to take a cutting of a rose specifically and makes it grow, please?

[@archaprice3372]

I want to see that!

[@lsun5322]

Yes!! Would be a great lesson!

[@deborahlawing2728]

She said in a comment that she would air layer them. Very easy process, use a search engine. You grow the roots while still attached to the parent plant so when you cut it, it is already a full plant. Did this as a teenager.

[@arrowlaylowpepper]

Take a pic of the unidentified plant with your phone, then select the pic in Google Photos, then select "lens". It will search for a match. I've identified alot of plants that way. Sometimes it will show 3 different ones if the plant is young or other ones are in the pic. It's generally spot on tho.

[@tamararobinson2069]

I was just wishing for something like that this morning!!! I didn’t want to down load a program for it - SO THANK YOU!!🤗 I can’t wait to try it!

[@clairebeane3455]

I use an app called “Picture This” and it works sooo well. It’s free for IPhones. 💚💚💚

[@ThyBookie]

Also there’s an app called Seek that’s really good for identifying plants

[@clairebeane3455]

@@ThyBookie my bestie just told me about that one and she says she prefers it to all of the others. I’ve not tried it yet, but if she recommends it, it must be great! 😊

[@tamararobinson2069]

@@ThyBookie Thank You!🤗

[@seedaddictz6938]

I love these garden tours! Thanks for the basil tip!😁

[@jennmercer4217]

I absolutely live for these tours! Thank you for sharing your beautiful garden with us!

[@ruthgrass9433]

I just love your videos!! You inspire me. Your book inspires me. Your family is so special! Thank you for sharing with all of us. You really are a gift to so many!!

[@PurePondering]

Your arbor is so inspiring. I'm still trying to figure out how I want to build a few here. I need one for our grape vine, and I want a couple for roses and wisteria.

[@deborahlawing2728]

I love wisteria and how it looks but where I live it can become invasive quite easily. Just FYI.

[@PurePondering]

@@deborahlawing2728 I grew up in NE Arkansas. My grandparents had an old wisteria that Pawpaw kept trimmed so that it wouldn't go into the garden - so it climbed up into the 300 year old oak next to it after he got to where he couldn't trim the top. :-) I'm not sure how it will grow out here in NW Arizona. But I'm thinking it will make a good arbor along the street-side fence, where there are no electric wires and no trees near for it to climb on.

[@TheDolphace]

Oh my goodness, you're so far ahead of me here! Maybe a month... Its been such a slow spring still average 7c overnight for a good week or so....

[@Danyell30533]

Love to see you every garden tour Jess! I can’t wait to see how you build up your new farm. We will be state neighbors. Welcome to the south east from North Georgia!

[@TheSuperGGirl]

Man... I forgot about that glorious Tangerine Skies rose. Nice visiting the old garden, but love the development over the years of your new garden

[@mojoflyingsolo639]

I live in the same Valley that Elliott's Farm is in. I love our Valley from spring to winter there is always something going on.

[@dianepettis8438]

Hi from Port Ludlow!

[@wendyfrye7953]

Jess, while I sit through the winter I re-watch some tours just to see what kind and how your tomatoes are doing. This video we only got a broad wave to the tomato rows. I do understand they are still young, but a showing would still be awesome. Everything looks amazing!

[@KeeKeeSoto]

And now I'm ready to start my day 💚☺️🌿

[@AnneDaleHomestead]

Ready for the tour 🏡

[@amandarimpel6198]

Hair is looking fabulous today and love the jumpsuit!

[@tennisisme222]

JESS I SAW A BEAUTIFUL VARIEGATED ROSE AT LOWES TODAY...ALFRED SISLEY Shrub Rose. Stunning! I will buy one hopefully but they are $27.98 :)

[@GameNerdMom]

It would be amazing if you left little cards by the plants with meaningful stories, i love the little personality and i love the plants so much more with the stories behind them.

[@smarsh2307]

Yessss my lunch got done just in time for a meal and dope garden tour...I'm in heaven

[@abriley]

I am (hopefully) getting ready to move from my waiting/classroom to the real deal! I plan to (re)watch tons of R&R videos in preparation!

[@leannekenyoung]

Hey! Just had to let you know I FINALLY got my new T-shirt!! I absolutely LOVE IT!!! “Plant me where the wild things grow”! It’s awesome!! I took a pic and sent it to my parents and my dad asked “how deep do you want to be planted?” LMAO!!! How’s that for Canadian Dad humour? 🥰🙏🏻🇨🇦 Thanks I love it!💞

[@GrowingDreams-qf7un]

Yay! Thank you Jess for being such an inspiration!!❤️❤️❤️

[@ellenfisher6341]

Beautiful ! THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR FOR SHARING YOUR BEAUTIFUL GARDEN OF LOVE !!! If you take that top of the basil you pinched off , remove the largest leaves, & it will root easily in water ~ walah - a new basil plant . I did that all Summer last year .

[@EM-sh8uf]

You have a heart in your hair with the light at the start of the video. No surprise there!!! Thank you and I agree with a previous comment, that blue is beautiful!

[@paperchaser9565]

I'm praying for your success in the move.. and I can't wait to see new videos on the new homestead. Love this channel.

[@margaretspillyard3970]

There is nothing like fresh garden food.