Spring Garden Tour Week 2 | Watch the Garden Grow

[@vickiiluvboxers4191]

Your garden is getting off to a beautiful start and is a perfect reflection of who you are according to the scripture posted at the end. Proverbs 31:15, 16 & 25 Your peaceful, gentle, sweet spirit is always very refreshing. We're eating strawberries this week from our first time ever growing them, They're very prolific! Sweetest we've ever eaten. We agree with your adorable little son, you can never have too many strawberries. :) Blessings and shalom ♥♥♥

[@sarabennett3732]

You're doing a great job Mama!!! ❤🙏

[@seedandsparrowhomestead]

Thank you Sara ❤️

[@cydney3283]

Thanks for sharing your garden. very inspiring, I am excited for all that my garden is producing. I am also growing more flowers this year.

[@seedandsparrowhomestead]

Thank you! I’m glad it was enjoyed. Blessings on your garden this year and yay for more flowers!

[@BootsandBountyHomestead]

Very nice! Cant wait until all our gardens are full and lush! Just finished my garden last week and posted my debut. It'll be glorious next year! 😁💐🍇

[@Janice_1979_]

Great video friend, just watching while eating my breakfast, everything looks great.

[@seedandsparrowhomestead]

Thank you ☺️ Have a lovely day ❤️

[@PureLace]

How lovely of a memory your little ine will have, getting to sit in the strawberry patch.

[@seedandsparrowhomestead]

❤️❤️❤️ it makes me smile. I sure hope he remembers his strawberry patch.

[@danic7613]

I was so excited this morning thinking my spring onions and chives were sprouting, but no it was the "seedless" straw that we used for mulch. Out of the 9 raised beds we straw mulched, 6 are covered with them. I've sunce read that if you water just the straw heavily and daily for a week or so, let all the little seed heads sprout, then leave it be for another week to ten days, all the seeds will have germinated and died and you can use it without worry. Sure wish I had read that last week. 😅

[@seedandsparrowhomestead]

Oh noooo! It’s such a bummer but man that info would have done us good! I guess we know now! I’ll have to share that on my next tour so others can learn through our mistakes 😂 Thank you so much!

[@cherylpresleigh6403]

Isn’t it amazing the joy that comes when you see new life push through the dirt or a bud form on a bush? I had to replant peas about 10 days ago and late last week I had sprouts coming through. My joy in seeing those sprouts filled my heart to overflowing. The Lords provision of sustenance and joy for those he created, comes from his creation as well. Spring is an amazing time of new life and a reminder that God’s mercies are new every morning. The garden is coming along beautifully Kelsey! It was a pleasure to walk with you thru it!

[@seedandsparrowhomestead]

Oh it is! I feel that joy for sure, it sounds so silly but my heart leaps every-time I see a new sprout or bud. Soaking in this time before I’m overwhelmed by the amount of produce I need to preserve 😬😂 Beautiful words. Thank you friend. Have a lovely Tuesday ❤️

[@cherylpresleigh6403]

@@seedandsparrowhomestead EXACTLY! The days of abundant produce calling on us to put away for the winter will soon be upon us. I will think back to this time of great anticipation and be grateful for the work before me as I’m sure you’ll do as well. 😊

[@kneadysetgrow3220]

I love how you write 'how much you can grow in a small space'... when I keep thinking "wish I had a garden that size" (I live in the Netherlands where gardens are like... 300 sq ft or so)

[@seedandsparrowhomestead]

Oh I’m sorry! I guess here that is a small space. Most people associate a homestead with having acreage. Our entire plot is on 1/4 acre which includes our house, garage, one outbuilding and a good portion that is too shaded and root ridden to use. I’m definitely very thankful for what we have and I hope one day to acquire more land but I just hope to inspire people to grow now where you are with whatever you have ❤️

[@kneadysetgrow3220]

@@seedandsparrowhomestead Oh please don't apologise! I meant it in the best possible way. It's just really funny how things can be so different in various places around the world. Please keep on sharing your lovely videos, I find them very inspiring!

[@kdavis7525]

❤️🙏🏻👏🏻

[@seedandsparrowhomestead]

❤️❤️❤️

[@lynsmith2698]

I love your property and garden design. It’s wonderful. Our snow is finally gone and it’s been very hot, for us, this past week. Implanted two grapes today and later we are moving our strawberry beds, thank you for your channel it brings me so much joy. 🌷🇨🇦

[@seedandsparrowhomestead]

Aw thank you Lyn! I’m so glad ☺️ yay for no more snow and How exciting for more grapes, they are on my list too! Blessings to you, thank you for being here ❤️

[@angelenerash5160]

I'm impressed at the growth of your plants. Our weather is still bipolar and after this week, I think it should stabilize in northern Indiana. Thank you so much for sharing!!

[@seedandsparrowhomestead]

Honestly, I’m impressed too 😂 Thats about how I'd describe the weather this year. It’s so all over the place, I wasn’t sure anything would grow! Hopefully we are all on the up and up from here forward. Thanks for watching friend ❤️

[@juliedayton8754]

Comin right along! 😊 Is there a definitive purpose to the squash tunnel, I'm curious. Support for the plants or structure for shade cloths? I'm trying to be very intentional in my garden this summer and I'm so drawn to arches & cottage'y spaces like this 😘

[@seedandsparrowhomestead]

Squash vines take up a lot of ground space, space I don’t have to dedicate to them, so growing them vertically gives them a place to go without compromising dirt real estate 😂 it also helps deter squash bugs as they prefer to be on the ground.

[@sprigssprouts6786]

How many squash plants will you be planting along the tunnel? I haven’t really grown squash vertically so interested to know your plan.

[@seedandsparrowhomestead]

@@sprigssprouts6786 I'm going to do 2 plants to each arch, so six along the entire thing. Now, I will say, that's me being rational right now. Come planting I may try and "squeeze" a few more in there 🤣

[@sprigssprouts6786]

@@seedandsparrowhomestead understood. Thanks for your reply

[@susiesalazar7360]

Love the garden tour. I am looking forward to planting my seedlings ings soon. I’m in zone 5b and still have to wait a bit.

[@seedandsparrowhomestead]

Thank you! Soon, and all the plant babies will be in the ground! Blessings ❤️

[@Ventura0404]

Go and buy horse hay horse hay. It will not do the weekday and it has no chemicals. They cannot be any kind of chemical laden stuff to horses. That’s what I use. Straw is a no no too many seeds.

[@seedandsparrowhomestead]

Really??? See I was told the exact opposite by so many! “Hay is a no no, straw is what you want” I’m thinking wood chips are what I’m sticking with 😂😂

[@leighannf.4730]

Where did you get those nice, sturdy green hoops? They look like they'll last forever!

[@seedandsparrowhomestead]

The row cover hoops? Amazon! This is the first year I’m using them so I can’t vouch for how they hold up but I’m pleased so far ☺️ here is the link amzn.to/44pk44b if that’s not what you were referring to sorry 😂 give me some more details and I’ll help you out!

[@leighannf.4730]

@@seedandsparrowhomestead Yes, those are what I meant! Thanks!

[@aly_b]

I thought blueberries were self pollinating 🥲 Im going to need to buy an other bush or two... Or three 😅

[@seedandsparrowhomestead]

Oh no! Unfortunately no, they need at least one other variety to pollinate with. Also, I like the blueberry math 😂