The summer homestead garden - July 2022, zone 7 full vegetable garden tour // GroundedHavenHomestead

[@hc3021]

I’m here a year late, but this is a great video! I love the pace of your tour, your calm voice, and the great closeups. I look forward to seeing more. 🌸

[@ssrmsoak5766]

first time watcher. please mention the varieties as you go thru the tour. would be very helpful.for banana peppers try sweet or hot sunset ...both f1 aas winners and xr3. much more flavour and production. also since you love bakers creek...try "jimmy nardello" peppers, amazing sweetness!! subscrbed.

[@theclimbinggrandma5354]

Nice garden. When I use to have a p-patch, I’d take extra harvest to work and give it away, as well as share with family, friends, neighbors. Another p-patch gardener would donate to the local food pantry. Everyone loves fresh grown veggies.

[@TheSherryLouLou]

Love how you did close ups of all the plants. Great job

[@quantumbloomfamily]

Thank you for encouraging gardening KZbinrs such as myself, especially new ones.

[@emilygardner]

I really enjoyed your tour! Your tomato patches are amazingly abundant. And wow, what a successful onion year!

[@startasmallgarden]

Beautiful garden friend🤩❤. Wow I'm amazed of beautiful vegetables you have. Love your clusters of tomatoes.

[@OurJoyfulJourneyCanada]

I love your garden 💚 i am so hungry to garden again, i had an injury in my hand which hindered me from doing so. But now that I am recovering i could not wait to put my hand in my soil. Wishing you great life ❤️

[@joseabito-on442]

I just found your channel today and i'm so glad I did. 😊 Your garden is beautiful and you're very calm and informative - perfect for me! Much love from the Philippines!

[@GroundedHavenHomestead]

Thank you so much! Glad you found us :)

[@TheWordofGodGardenMore]

Beautiful garden and healthy plants. Thanks for sharing, God's blessings always 🙏🏽 New subscriber here

[@GroundedHavenHomestead]

Thanks for subbing!

[@ijahdagang6121]

Beautiful garden...

[@lovehealthmarket]

i’m growing alot of these too in zone 9b 😊

[@JM.5387]

I also grew Edamame this year, and was amazed at how easy and productive they were! I just pulled the whole plant and harvested all the pods at once. (Nice to get out of the sun, and do the picking in the shade.) It was kind of an experiment, but I'll be growing them again because the plants took almost no effort. I also didn't see any bugs on them.

[@GroundedHavenHomestead]

I loved them for the exact same reasons as you! Definitely growing them again :)

[@Kimmilyne]

Loved the tour

[@GroundedHavenHomestead]

Thanks so much! 😊

[@ssrmsoak5766]

hey! also "heavy hitter" okra worked well for me for two seasons, but "burmese is the best!!

[@LifeIsMessyImLearningAsIGrow]

I just want to comment to thank you for sharing your garden updates. I just love to watch them. Gardeners are my favorite people and There is always so many new things to learn from each other. I also love to garden and make gardening videos too. I just love to video my gardens growth. if you'd ever want to visit my garden I’d love to have you! Let’s learn more from each other as we grow!

[@jenbarbay9413]

At 4:03 you have a 4 leaf clover!!

[@ihopeugrow]

Some of the store bought potatoes that I planted in empty grain bags last year grew this spring. I was thinking maybe it was because of the anti-sprout spray groceries treat on their potatoes but I did plant them with chits. So I really don’t know what happened. Maybe it has something to do with the temps and not the drought because they were being watered regularly. When they didn’t grow I just thought they rotted out and was too dismayed to dispose of them lol i was happy to get a harvest! - Zee, N. Cali zone10a

[@ssrmsoak5766]

try "chitting" your potatoes. put them on a sunny windowsill in a cool (air conditioned) room. they should sprout but not get leggy. then plant in good moist soil. takes about 4-6 weeks. good luck!!

[@kathleenwilliams8579]

❤❤❤

[@ranzransley]

Lovely garden! Would love to get some ideas from your garden. Where did you get your arch or did you build it?

[@GroundedHavenHomestead]

Aaron designed and built the arbor himself from scratch :)

[@eldorawillie6108]

What kind of peppers are those long thin peppers? I like to see them I think they are very beautiful!

[@GroundedHavenHomestead]

They are corbaci peppers :)

[@eldorawillie6108]

@@GroundedHavenHomestead Are they hot peppers? There are so many peppers now, I don’t know some of them. But your peppers are very beautiful and keep enjoying your garden!!🙏🙏👍👍

[@eldorawillie6108]

@@GroundedHavenHomestead thanks for answering my question. Are they hot or mild. They are so lovely! 🙏👍

[@leeannandrews932]

Take your zucchini & put in your tomato sauce it makes a great filler & tasty too

[@kolapyellow7631]

did u save seed for CORBACI PEPPER? can i buy some from you? thanks.

[@leatonyaking1]

Could you link where you got your seed? Particularly your peppers.

[@GroundedHavenHomestead]

Most are from rareseeds.com

[@yogininamaste]

Could you please tell me what name and seed company are your edamame plant?

[@neva-surrender]

What are the peppers at 6:41?

[@michelleyuenn]

Ajvarski peppers

[@neva-surrender]

@@michelleyuenn thank you, they look beautiful

[@mikeweaver5399]

The potato pots are also way to small, I personally wouldn’t plant them in anything less than a five gallon bucket. Good luck sweetheart.