Sept 2019 Farm Tour

[@terrykingsallotmentgardening]

Hello Ryan, I prefer to watch the content of the smaller channels too and of course support to each other is my main focus. Tomatoes ripen better on the vine and I cut the green ones off. I tryed neem oil on the caterpillars which worked, but probably not then suitable for selling, okay for showing. You are so inspirational and it inspires me to do better. The poor soil you spoke of will make a good base layer for next year. Gardening on a budget. 🐛Happy Gardening........🌻Terry King 🥕

[@Mrsnufleupagus]

You are a great supporter of the garden community, and the new folks really take that to heart when a large channel has a peek at what they are doing. Thanks buddy, like I learned from a friend...must do better:))

[@BenniLkitchengarden]

And by the way... I love your talking. Don’t stop with that, please. That awesome talking gives your videos lots of energy👍🍺

[@Mrsnufleupagus]

Oh my, what a nice thing to say!! Thank you kindly Benni:))))

[@bevklassen364]

Well ,a great start to the morning! Enjoyed touring with you! Things are looking great, what a selection! Never knew that pesky mice enjoy beets!😁 Best wishes for the remainder of the season,hope it is long! Keep on truckin! 💙💛💚💕💜❤️from us 2

[@Mrsnufleupagus]

Thanks Ma! I did not know they liked beets either...but they do! I shall see just how long I can keep this going!! Love you both tons:))💕💕💕💕💕

[@MidwestGardener]

I watched a little bit of this a while back, but had to come back and look at some more. You've done wonders with your space out there! And those tomatoes.....Wow!

[@Mrsnufleupagus]

My vids are like a fatty meal....too much at one time causes a sore belly:)) Thanks Jim, much appreciated:))

[@Growwiththelaplantes]

Hey Bud! Everything is still looking so healthy and happy!! Your tomatoes will be totally fine, but I pick green when I know it's going to really frost up and keep them in a cardboard box to ripen in house in a darker area. You always brighten my day with your amazing vids! Thank you!😁

[@Mrsnufleupagus]

Have a wonderful week my awesome friend!! You brighten my day, vids or not:))

[@HealthyLifeFarm]

Awesomeness! Loved the farm tour! Those worms 🐛 are so nnoying just like squirrels 🐿. About your Dino kale 🥬 looking wilted 🥀 by the end of the day... I found out that they love cold water. When I harvest mine and cut all the way to the stem of each leaf, I put them in a large vase on my counter top and change the water every other day. The leaves stay crisp and looks amazing! Ps. I love your green houses and tomatoes! 🍅 😊👩🏽‍🌾🥬

[@Mrsnufleupagus]

Great tip on the dino kale! I will have a few water buckets for next years produce:))

[@theromanticgarden5997]

Your tours with chat are a delight. I learn when I watch. It looks so lush in that field. You have come so far in the time I've been viewing. Love it all. Even the death scream of the bastards! Cheers Jane

[@Mrsnufleupagus]

Aww, very kind of you Jane! Hahaha, they deserve no mercy:)))

[@ltlbnsgarden]

I think the ooppssyy with the shirt is actually spot on! It was an accidental perfection to the look of the shirt! I for one loved the shirt. Lol I have always told you, I completely love the way you view challenges! Those tomatoes are looking on point ! 😊

[@Mrsnufleupagus]

The shirts rock:)) She just made me 2 more, how cool is that:)) Hehe we think alike, sis:))

[@CalmChords]

Beautiful garden tour, thank you for sharing! I am glad I came across you today, just subscribed, looking forward to more gardening videos!

[@Mrsnufleupagus]

Hello new friend. I sincerely hope you enjoy the channel:)

[@BenniLkitchengarden]

Your market garden looks amazing with fresh healthy plants. You really have done a great job. You're good at weeding too👍 I slightly disagree that tomatoes do not get better taste by ripening on the plant. Where I live we get tomatoes from abroad in the winter. They are picked green and ripen during transport to the store. They look great and ripe, but don't taste tomatoes ☹️. I like your enthusiasm and plans for next year based on the mistakes you have experienced. I love this tour, Ryan. Thank you for sharing. All the best and take care.

[@Mrsnufleupagus]

Thank you Benni! Yes, my hidden talent is weeding!! I totally understand you on the shipping green and having no taste when bought, we get that all Winter. Lol, thank you friend, often my enthusiasm is my only redeeming quality!!

[@nickfusco740]

I watched this with Chelin. Boy the words she said when you squeezed the worm. I was cheering for you brother. Loved the progress of the left side of the garden and the greenhouses. Sorry about the right side with the turdy dirt. GROW those dandelions and sell them as "non gmo, iron rich, calcium loaded, locally grown,Taraxacum officinale" . It will move like free weed in California.

[@Mrsnufleupagus]

Hahaha, we all need a good worm squishing from time to time!!! Lol, I will have the largest dandelion farm this side of 100th meridian:)))

[@gretasgarden]

Always love your tours Ryan. Your veg is still all looking terrific! I have wee mice running from bed to bed in daylight every time I'm in the garden. I'm starting to think they're family haha. Love the shirt. And who doesn't have garden failures right!

[@Mrsnufleupagus]

Why thank you Greta! I was a tad late to the game, but have been "taking care" of the mice issue!! Lol, a year without failures is a year I didn't garden:))

[@joesullivan6739]

Good god I didn't think you'd ever shut up wind bags. Glad that's over. I just spent 25 minutes in awe of how much you grow. I now know I am not cut out for Market or Truck Gardening. Seriously, I enjoyed this one. Nice shirt by the way. But don't wear it every day. They needs washin.

[@Mrsnufleupagus]

Lmao!!!! Toooo funny buddy:))

[@bethanskitchengarden]

Loved this plot tour Ryan, enjoyed hearing what you learnt from this years growing and selling. Your farm is still going strong, I hope you have good weather for a while yet. Take care Bethan 😊

[@Mrsnufleupagus]

Thank you Bethan!! The first big freeze is coming, but it has been a great year so far:))

[@earthboundalchemy4795]

Awesome looking garden. Love the variety of stuff you're growing.

[@Mrsnufleupagus]

Thanks friend:))

[@NicksAllotmentDiary]

Hi mate, brilliant tour of your field of green😄 You’ve learnt so much from this season and know what not to grow next year. I bet you’ve also got some good ideas as to what does sell so can concentrate on that next year. Loving the tomatoes in the tunnel. You’ll definitely have them for a time yet as the tunnel will definitely withstand some wet snow 😄👍🏼 Caterpillars have scoffed quite a few of my sprout leaves too. But I’m definitely hoping for some decent Brussels this year. Have a great week buddy. Take care. Nick

[@Mrsnufleupagus]

Hey mate! Been a year of learning, that is for sure. Best of luck with your Brussels, I stand no chance this year:))

[@LearningCurveAcres]

Love your tomato greenhouse! I could almost smell the tomato leves and basil. I don't mind your longer garden videos, I take notes on what you're getting good success with and then see if it would work in my garden. Take care my friend - Marcie

[@Mrsnufleupagus]

It is a pleasant smelling GH my friend:) Thank you, I hope there is decent enough content for some people to enjoy:))

[@PrairiePlantgirl]

Your crops are still looking amazing. I am so jealous. Everything I’ve had crap crops on this year, you have looking beautiful. Love the confidence and positive take on the weeds that are trying to pop in and the chance snow might fall on the greenhouse. So much more confidence and knowledge this year. I enjoy your chatter and thoughts on what is happening. You are what makes your channel awesome. Our forecast is looking quite summer like, I hope you are looking at the same.

[@Mrsnufleupagus]

Thanks PPG, I am trying for a late harvest of goodies! Well, I'm sure that what you are rocking, I am not!! I did 7 hours of weeding today, you should see it!!! Well, that is very nice to hear, thank you. We should have a decent fall right thru to the end of Sept, which I am excited about:)))

[@EssayonsFG]

Great chat and farm tour., Ryan. There are so many different considerations to take into account from market gardening, traditional farming, kitchen gardens, allotments, etc. Thanks for going through some of the ones you have to consider for your family and growing situation. Cheers, Rob

[@Mrsnufleupagus]

Thanks Rob! Oh my, there is so much to think about, but it sure is fun!! Thanks for taking the time pal, I do appreciate it:))

[@babetteisinthegarden6920]

Thanks for the update and looking forward the to the potato video

[@Mrsnufleupagus]

Thanks Babs, I'll hopefully have it up this week some time:))

[@sherry2836]

Those white cabbage butterfly caterpillars are ferocious! Maybe fabric row covers for all your brassicas next year? You work too hard to lose precious veg to the little 'tards. But all in all, your gardens are still awesome!

[@Mrsnufleupagus]

Yes, they certainly don't give up! I will try a natural bacteria spray on them next year. A fellow farmer here uses it and their brassicas are perfect!! Thank you kindly my friend:))

[@briansgardenandpolytunnel8172]

many thanks for the mention, ryan. it helped my ever waning ego. ( specially when the wife heard. lol).........................brian

[@Mrsnufleupagus]

Chin up my brother, you are an inspiration to many, and we need you feeling good about yourself!!

[@EarlybirdFarmSC]

Still looking good Ryan. I really liked your garden tour. I know this was a few weeks ago but the weather looked nice there. You have learned a lot this year and I think you got a good foundation to grow on.

[@Mrsnufleupagus]

Meh, that was a month ago pal. Thanks man, I try to always be learning:))

[@insemely4775]

how nice, a big vegetable garden

[@Mrsnufleupagus]

Very nice to me, my friend:))

[@torptomaten3981]

Lovely farm tour my friend! It's looking great, like a green ocean of food 😁 I love that look! But you're probably right about customers being interested into some degree of colour variation. Yup the cabbage moth plague got me too this year. I'm done with that and a mesh tunnel is on my to-do-list for spring. You know the paradoxon of shitty compost? It does not have shit in it 🤣 that's what's wrong with it! Please don't tempt mother nature to bring snow 🙈 eeek! 'pepper pepper, touch wood, throwing a fermented cucumber over my left shoulder' ok now we are all safe.

[@Mrsnufleupagus]

A bit long winded, but hey...that's me!! I love how it looks as well, but need more colour for the market table!! Bad year for those white buggers, hope you got some harvest. I am going to try a bacteria spray, netting an area that size would cost a lot!! Hahaaha I totally agree...not shitty enough!!! Lmao, that is quite the incantation my friend!!!! Have a great week min vån💛🇸🇪

[@torptomaten3981]

I heard about the bacteria spray, but the only one I could find is not sold to private customers and costs more than netting from a garden center in Sweden. Ouch! And I would forget to spray the plants in time lol for sure. My cheapskate idea to build a net tunnel is to buy some old ugly lace curtains. They cost next to nothing in second hand stores or on flea markets. Even the bulk IKEA version is not awfully expensive. It's basicly the same stuff. They are reasonably UV stable, can be washed if needed before winter storage and they also add appropriate crazy flair to the garden hahaha works for me ;)

[@Mrsnufleupagus]

@@torptomaten3981 You just blew my mind!!! That is a great idea:))))))

[@kjellsoderlund5405]

I'm so amazed by how good you doing this year. I remember the last year with horror.... I'm so happy for u. And u right, u need money for every thing...u can't build a business with nothing... unfortunately.... and yeah cheep stuff....but what can u do if the fonds are missing and u need to start..... I like this kind of videos, it give me inspiration and make my day better. I'm still harvest about 1 to 3 liters of cherry tomato every second day, but it getting close to the end now.... I have harvest seeds from tomato and chili to bring to the Philippines and also sunflower seeds. Take care and stay safe and stay strong my friend and Keep the videos coming

[@Mrsnufleupagus]

Thanks min vån! Been a bit easier on the brain, this year!! It sucks man. I feel baad, ass I am happier than I have been in many many years, yet don't bring in money and only cost us money. I am economically unattractive, lol:))) Looking forward to seeing your Philippines garden pal:))))

[@DaelithTN]

Yes, lemon balm is very hardy. I've cut mine 4 times already this summer and they need cutting back again now. Garden still looks great despite the cabbage months. Hope you have a nice weekend.

[@Mrsnufleupagus]

Thank Michele, I love that lemon balm!! Have a great week my friend:))

[@DigwellGreenfingers]

Brilliant tour Ryan. Could not agree more about ripening tomatoes. Leave them there until you need to or have to remove them. Failures? Pah - we rise above them, buddy. Let life chuck as many as it wants at us, we will get stronger! (Ok, off my podium now LOL) Are you going to remove the crap compost or hope it is okay next year? Mate - look at how far you have come in the last year! 🥇🏵️🥇 Steve

[@Mrsnufleupagus]

Thanks Steve-O!! Lol, I agree, if the obstacles don't kill us, they make us stronger!! I will add manure to the top of that crap compost and all will be fine! Every now and again, I do think about the progress I have made, and it makes me smile:))

[@DigwellGreenfingers]

@@Mrsnufleupagus 👏👏👏

[@kath-phlox]

Don't worry, you are doing great. I just had to bin my whole tomato crop due to blight (I never had it before). I have a very tiny tiny garden and only grow 4 plants. But next year I will have to grow them in the bags that I bought to grow potatoes in with fresh compost, but it will not defeat me... I love my toms more than I love potatoes. I will follow your videos, because I think you will make... there are no problems... only solutions.. ;)

[@Mrsnufleupagus]

Thank you Kath:)) Oh what a shame, blight sounds like no fun at all. Those bags will do well for your toms! Thank you for your support my friend, I enjoy it greatly:))

[@nandpclement]

Those ugly little worms are all over my Brussel sprouts too, little bas##@ Thanks for the tour! Paul 🇨🇦

[@Mrsnufleupagus]

How have you been Paul?? All the best buddy:))🇨🇦

[@kevinbradleygardeningandou9767]

Farm looks great especially after some of the early weather related setbacks. great work Ryan. Cheers. :-)

[@Mrsnufleupagus]

Very short year Kevin, snow in June and frost in Aug. Still....not too bad:))

[@giantdormouse]

Great tour, my friend! Ryan, just one thing to say to you: Don't let the b******* grind you down! (whether they be slugs, bugs, rodents..... etc)

[@Mrsnufleupagus]

No worries Mike, I shall persevere!!

[@DeltaDonnaLynn]

Out at the U of A farm, we mulch our garlic with dry leaves and then put all our corn stalks and the stems from our french and runner beans on top to weigh the leaves down. It's a wonderful mulch to stop winter kill and is already half composted when it comes off the beds in the spring. It saves us soooo much space in our compost systems as well. I imagine it would work just as well to protect your lemon balm. With your beets, hill them up much like potatoes though not quite as much of a hill. We have the same problem with voles eating our larger beets, though if they can't actually see the top of the beets they seem to leave them alone. We have such a horrific vole problem this year that they are nesting in the potato plants and still having babies even at this time of year.

[@Mrsnufleupagus]

Some great tips there my friend! I will be mulching the lemon balm heavily, I really want it popping up early next year. The critters have liked my garden this year, I must have done an ok job! William Coleman, Marie Currie and I did a tour of the UofA botanical garden earlier this year!! Next time you will have to not ignore your invite:))

[@CustomGardenSolutions]

You may not have noticed because you're in the middle of it but you've learned quite a bit and one season. This winter when you look back you will think to yourself "wow I accomplished a lot". I'm a big fan of broccoli shoots. I think they are more tender than broccoli heads. You can probably bag up those bad boys and bring them to market. I also like it when people tell me that my dill smells insane. 😎😎😎😎

[@Mrsnufleupagus]

Hey pal! I have kinda noticed, but figure Winter will be my reflection time! Lol, I sold the heck out of those shoots!! I will be using a a bacterial spray next year and will have triple the harvests of broccoli:))

[@WhatWeDoChannel]

That was interesting! You have had a lot of success and moved way forward on your learning curve, so next year should be even better! I’m just reading Paul Pospisil’s new book Growing Garlic Organically, he sure could help you avoid the typical errors new garlic market gardeners often make! Klaus

[@Mrsnufleupagus]

Thanks Klaus, I sure hope I can improve for next year! Sounds like a great read, I shall look for it:))

[@SouthpawDavey]

Got loads of lemon balm in the patch. Hows the tea work? Might have to have a look at it. We do have some tea sometimes but might do more.. Your plans and the learning curve mate covers and looking how long and when you planted. The fails are learning tools. Kill the mice lol and voles mostly the voles. Save the broccoli plants for seed micro greens mm Mmm can pull them after the seed is ready? Oh yes and caterpillars. I got some bad news for you thats poop not eggs.You got poop on your hands lol.. But with that much poop thats a lot of grubs ;-) Tunnels looking good. Really sucks with the s..t compost man. The GH looks awesome man. Nice one man ;-)

[@Mrsnufleupagus]

The lemon balm is a very calming tea, I like it with chamomile and lavender. I certainly learn more from my failures than successes! All sorts of critters this year! Oh well, aa little poop never hurt me, lol. Thanks pal, let's see how long I can keep this going:))

[@BobMelsimpleliving.]

You have done very well with the market garden for the first year. The lessons learnt and your plan going forward sounds like you really are putting a sound plan in motion. 😁 The hardest part has been accomplished in my opinion. I'm not saying all of your challenges are over. 😜 Best wishes Bob.

[@Mrsnufleupagus]

Thanks Bob, I am actually pretty happy with the first year to market. I shall have a few months to plan everything for next year, should be fun now that I have a wee idea how things went this year. Lol, I doubt any of us has a challenge free season:))

[@BobMelsimpleliving.]

In my opinion you did great for your first year. When I was your age I did a similar thing. I can identify with all the struggles. Best wishes Bob.

[@Mrsnufleupagus]

Your encouragement means a lot to me Bob:))

[@BobMelsimpleliving.]

Thank you.

[@BobMelsimpleliving.]

I have been in a very similar situation when I was your age. You're getting the education you need for the first couple of years. The education will pay off. Best wishes Bob.

[@debgarnett2468]

We are getting the fall we deserve after the deplorable summer we’ve had. Love the t-shirt, would like to find out who did them for you....I have some markets coming up and would love to have a personalized T-shirt as well. Tomatoes look superb!

[@Mrsnufleupagus]

Lol, it has been a decent Sept! Big freeze coming this Thursday:) Colourful by Cathy, check her out on Thistle Hill Farms FB if you are interested!

[@PetalsonthePavingSlabs]

Loving your take on leaving some stuff for the pollinators, but slightly disturbed by the great Alberta Alium Massacre, may their dessicated remains rest in peace. In the compost heap.

[@Mrsnufleupagus]

I try to pal, they are busy getting ready at this time of year! Hahaha I can't help but think what if I didn't kill them all?? How many onions would I have had, baahahaa!!

[@KellysKitchenGarden]

Ryan I totally agree about the dinosaur kale!! I grew Nero Di Toscana, and it’s fine if like you say you’re eating it straight away. Otherwise it looks so sorry for itself after a few hours. I had to chop up a big batch and stick it in the freezer for soups and smoothies. Totally inspired watching your videos. ‘Cabbage Bastards’... I’m stealing that 😂 Gorgeous onions. I’m hoping my autumn planted sets do better for me this year. How does kohlrabi grow for you over there? I grew the purple ‘Azure Star’ this year and they grew really well and really fast. Might be a nice colour addition for your table next year? Said it before, but that tomato house is sexy AF! 😊🌱

[@Mrsnufleupagus]

Haha that kale is not on my list for next year!! Haha, cabbage bastards shall be willingly shared! My tomato green house thinks you are a bit of alright as well, lol:)

[@ourselfreliantlife]

Sexy plants Ryan! So with the greenhouse and the low tunnels, do you think you'll be able to grow through the winter?

[@Mrsnufleupagus]

Hey folks! Not much grows in -40f, but I shall keep things going as long as I can:))

[@adlchannel3296]

😍😍😍 very jealous look you garden

[@Mrsnufleupagus]

Thank you friend:)

[@chelinfusco6403]

Hey rambling man/dude, love the shirt. Hey, the garden was a fantastic success. Awesome. PS: I have a very very dislike of those cabbage butterfly. But the squishing of that worm, ugh, turned my stomach. That is precisely what Nick does when he finds them, squish them. Men.

[@nickfusco740]

When I squish them, I go for distance.

[@chelinfusco6403]

@@nickfusco740 I know you do. Yuck.

[@Mrsnufleupagus]

Hey pal! Thank you, the garden turned out ok this year! Lol, glad I didn't pop it in my mouth like normal:)))

[@Mrsnufleupagus]

Is there any other way to squish?

[@mio.giardino]

What I’ve noticed is that when the birds, the little brown ones, discover that there is an easy source of caterpillars they flock to them and are the best at deworming plants. What I’ve also done is remove bottom leaves and then wash down my plants with a safe soap based spray.

[@Mrsnufleupagus]

Your birds would be very full out here this year!! Thank you for the tip, I will have to try that:))

[@GordonjSmith1]

I have no idea about how your 'dollars and cents' are adding up, but you have a great looking garden. Charles Dowding's channel has great advice about dealing with organic ways of dealing with caterpillars ( I think you might like it, it gives them 'indigestion' which is a polite English way of saying it 'k*lls the little b*st*rds' ;-) ) My instinct for the 'sale trade' is fresh herbs in the winter. In the Nordics I have just planted parsley, Coriander (cilantro ?), and winter lettuce (just for the family). But there are a bunch more that tolerate snow and frost. Re: crap compost, I have had exactly the same experience this year, and it is entirely because the compost was created at too high a temperature, in this case what we (you and I ) need to do is mix it with existing top soil or 'slow compost' to reintroduce bugs, microbes etc. Cheap compost is still valuable, it just needs some 'love' putting back into it. Love your vlog, impressed by your ability, and sure of your success.

[@Mrsnufleupagus]

Dollars and cents....er not so much. I am happy with what I have learned from this year, and will certainly look to make more money next year! Lol, I will be using that bacteria next year!! I hope to fill a small niche for fresh herbs in the cooler months! I will be amending that compost before the fall is thru. Thank you kindly my friend, I appreciate the encouragement :))

[@McDowallManor]

The patch is looking great for the most part. I reckon you have to expect a bit of damage. The critters are gonna get something. I'm lucky - I don't get frosts. I'm also piling mulch on at the moment - it keeps the soil cool for me, traps water and breaks down to feed the plants. What's not to love about that?! I have to early harvest all my tomatoes. The critters slaughter them otherwise. I like us youtubers that show their fails. It's best way to learn by a long stretch.

[@Mrsnufleupagus]

Absolutely Andy, and as my first year to market, it was a bit of observation to see what pest challenges I would have. I'll put more effort into discouragement next year, lol. Mulch rocks in every climate, and that is a fact!! Show fails?? If I didn't, I'd have about 6 vids out by now:)))

[@brianking6671]

love the vids man!

[@Mrsnufleupagus]

Thanks buddy!!!

[@williamcolemansgardenandal9017]

Cabbage Whites are bloody annoying. I once tried to net the brassicas but found that the butterflies would get trapped inside and the whole situation became worse. Not sure of the solution other than to spray. Great tour my friend, I look forward to the potato reveals :-)

[@Mrsnufleupagus]

I am going to try a bacteria spray next year. Thanks buddy, spud reveal coming soon:))

[@SouthpawDavey]

Oh forgot to say I miss your floppy hat ;-)

[@Mrsnufleupagus]

Me too man!!!

[@briansgardenandpolytunnel8172]

once the colder wearher hits theres no more need to worry about caterpillars or butterflies. all new growth will be fine, ryan..............................brian

[@Mrsnufleupagus]

Never have I wanted cold weather before, lol:))

[@CustomGardenSolutions]

Ryan so you think that you are broke? I was once so broke that when I walked past the bank the alarm went off.. .... I stole that one from Les Brown. I use reemay frost covers or insect netting over all of my brassicas and anything the cabbage bastard moth will attack. I do it on the day I sow or transplant. The cool thing about it is that once it starts getting hot the cover acts as a slight shade cloth. once they are big enough a couple cabbage moth bastards really don't hurt the plants. I got my covers from dubois agrinovation up there in beautiful Canada. I use row bags to hold down the tarps and cloths. Also from dubois. The beans were a great crop to grow in the s*** compost. Hopefully you get a little nitrogen fixing going on. Maybe try a cover crop for over the winter.

[@Mrsnufleupagus]

No Allan, I don't think I am broke.....i know it!! I will explore the world of row covers in the near future. Have a great week pal:)

[@uncle870]

R Reet Ryan marra lookin great if a could give you 10 thumbs up a would and another 10 when ya dispatched the cabbage white caterpillar. Your first squashing l'm afraid was there shite lol but hey brother we're gardeners we all play with poo 💩

[@Mrsnufleupagus]

Thank Barry!! Lol, I am apparently a poop squisher hahaha!! Have a great week friend:))

[@terrykingsallotmentgardening]

@@Mrsnufleupagus Caterpillar poo does it smell good or was it the lemon balm 🤣🤣🤣🤣🐛🐛

[@AllThingsClarice]

Hey Ryan, ya sexy hunk of luv 🙋😉 t-shirt looks great, i love the worn out look and how-nice of that lady to do that for you 👍 i still cant get away with the work you have did so far hun, its amazing to see 👏🏼😁 ha ha ha...”Bastard moth” 🤣🤬 awe, poor sprouts, plants i never have any luck with....yuk ryan 🤮🤢 (wait till you see my vid coming up with grubs), put me off my dinner last night, no kidding 🤬 i think your lemon balm is similar to the mint in terms of being hardy, lets see eh? I agree with the toms. Do you or will you be getting any help doll as you do need some time out? 🤔🙏🏼 god, we all got the fails this year, tell me about it hun 🥴 big hugs 🤗😁x

[@Mrsnufleupagus]

You can keep that kind of talk up all day my friend!!! One of these years I will have a Brussel haul!! Lol, bugs can effect how we look at a good meal can't they!! I get very little help, which is fine, just makes me work aa bit harder!! I'd love a partner that is as into it as I am!! Have a wonderful week Clarice:))

[@SouthpawDavey]

fist just sayin -)

[@Mrsnufleupagus]

Lol!! Love it pal:))