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[@RBLACKPEARL7]

My family created planted Food Garden In the N.Y. City housing projects for over 10 years & some neighbors joined in. So you can do what ever you put your mind to once you ask God guidance!

[@igleamingrace]

Very true!

[@westsideRSC60]

❤❤❤I see you fam love yall ok

[@robertafierro5592]

I just love it when the neighbors get together..a couple of my friends got together and requested.a bench inside the Dog Run..the Town obliged

[@paulawinstead5660]

@@robertafierro5592 why didn't the users of the dog run get together and construct their own bench(s)?

[@robertafierro5592]

@@paulawinstead5660 actuall6, they bought it. I think to build it themselves would have been more of a project..a bench has to be built properly. It worked out. When people get together and try to figure things out, that's a Beautiful.Thing! Now they're all friends, how do you like that? The little bench allows people to rest and network as well. Also, one of my new friends there pointed out just how easy it is to get knocked down by a playful larger dog. Sometimes, for an older person, a bench is a safer place while the dogs frolic! All neighborhoods NEED dog runs..Dogs are part of the Community and they are here to stay!

[@mdevery8894]

I think it is important for everyone to grow something - no matter how small. In containers, or cardboard boxes.

[@carolfryer9494]

Even if a person didn't grow all their food but made something that others might need, they could trade for food. People in communities can meet and come up with ideas for things they can make. If I could make laundry soap and you grow food, we could work something out. If I can sew and you can fix...etc.

[@MissJens]

100% truth👆

[@MissBetsyLu]

@@carolfryer9494 trading for food is a very dangerous practice. What if no one wants to trade? Or there is no extra? Blessings everyone.

[@nancytharp8213]

Planted texas onions in november in central Florida. Chopping and dehydrating my onions. Thanks for sharing 🙏😎🏖🏝

[@voodookitchenmama]

Just bought 50 pounds of onions. We eat a lot of them, and I can some and dehydrate some. People think I'm crazy buying that many, but we USE them.

[@rsmobley4685]

I bought a chopper and chop up my onions and put in freezer. So easy to cook with.

[@deborahtheodore5407]

I’ve planted garlic twice and have not gotten anything. But I’m not giving up

[@MissBetsyLu]

We need details but we would be delighted to help. Many blessings everyone.

[@jerrirussell7146]

I just can 5 quarts of turnip greens out of my garden so far love your channel

[@CarrieNita]

Last week 3lbs was $4.98 I would cook with onions everyday if I had them.

[@Amunah]

I just love your channel! I purchased 10 acres of land last fall and currently live in a big city. I am learning so much from your channel! I'm looking forward to eventually being on my homestead. It was a vision the heavenly Father gave me over 6 years ago and I'm so thankful. Love you and Mr. H. May Yahuah barak (bless) you both abundantly!

[@lisamcclintock8090]

Those are some nice looking onions 😊

[@graceanneful]

Grow microgreens in a closet and manufactured lighting. As for onions, anyone can freeze them. Dehydrate meat! Do what ever is within your means. Get together with a neighbor or person who has acreage and get a community garden.

[@marjieryan7936]

Woman...I find you and your channel fascinating..you are so awesome!!! I wish you guys were my neighbors!!!

[@reneebrown2968]

Onion tops are supposed to die back when they are ready. They fall over and dry up when they are ready to harvest.

[@MissBetsyLu]

Yeah. I thought the tops did just what they were supposed to do. Many blessings everyone.

[@Luckydog474]

I was watching a different channel and she mentioned that when the onion tips start browning to snip the brown off because the plant thinks it is dying when you snip the tips it keeps producing and growing a bigger bulb.

[@JeanHudson2022]

Don't forget your local farmers, your local farmers market, grow up in towers, small 4 x 4 raised bed will feed one person if you square foot garden. Where there is a will there is a way. Blessings and Prayers

[@mdevery8894]

I love your hat. I am looking for a new gardening hat. Where did you get it?

[@yahudaschildpamelayahuyire2402]

I hope you read this because I really believe you read you need this information neem oil is what you need to get rid of the worms naturally please put it in the spray and mix it with water and you won’t have it get rid of the insect that might hurt your phone too so I hope you get this anyways I love your show and I am learning a lot. Thank you.

[@yahudaschildpamelayahuyire2402]

❤

[@dedemaddox]

I completely get what you are saying. I have a pretty decent size garden for a city dweller/grow bag gardener but I have not grown corn. In Indiana, the corn at the farmer's market is fantastic. I just buy a couple dozen every week and come home and process them. If I can't grow it, I buy it and still put up for the pantry!

[@MissBetsyLu]

I was wondering what was wrong with those onions. Sure look good to me. Many blessings everyone.

[@amandaforeman2626]

Beautiful onions ! Mine are struggling , well we can do what we can do! This fall I’m planting my whole garden with garlic to over winter !

[@hearthecrysofthecrusaders3357]

Onions also dehydrate very well, and last a long time, I love dehydrated onions, but the smell of them dehydrating whoa.

[@janetalten8011]

Small families, single people, people with tight budgets, etc., can still enjoy Azure Standard by going together and sharing the cost and the order. The quality is unbelievable and the prices are really affordable. There are things we don't grow and we get them from Azure Standard.

[@rebeccasanford8607]

I planted my first container garden. Small. I have 4 tomatoes. And 4 peppers. Some Zinnias, Marigolds and vincas to plant tomorrow. It’s not much…but I’m proud of it! Hoping to plant some pumpkin and spaghetti squash

[@ivykeawe9669]

Yes please show us a video on how to can onions. mahalo from Hawaii Mrs H.

[@eugenegunter2953]

Mrs. H love your garden bed.

[@lilblackduc7312]

Thank you, Mrs. "H"!

[@LisaCreekmur-xo2ss]

Would love to know how to caramelize onions. Long time Azure customer. We use a 40# box of onions every 2 months. Their 40# bulk carrots are great too.

[@grandacres427]

Always enjoy you both - your hair is SO adorable under your sun hat - bless the week & you both on it 🙏🏾

[@scrapykat3028]

I don’t know… if they taste good… you did good!

[@kate739]

one year i grew 250 onions, they were gone in no time.

[@BrendaBodwin]

First, theres nothing wrong with those onions. Next year, buy a box of stick matches, and a couple weeks after planting, go stick the matches, head down, in the ground, all around where they are planted. Them you dont need to fertalize. Just water.

[@FlyerPatty29]

I’ve been out on some Chaplin training as well as learning. So I’m glad to be back in hear about the garden.

[@teresahendley5659]

I had no idea you could can onions. Cant wait for the video.

[@dorothybranch3731]

I'm struggling to grow scallions. When I master these scallions, I will advance to some yellow onions. I love yellow onions and scallions. 🥰

[@richardingram9172]

I,am going to be brutally honest with you.the first time watched your channel I was thinking this lady doesn't know what she's doing.but boy was I wrong, I now watch your channel all the time and learned so much from you.Thank you so much for all you do.❤ ya.

[@paulawinstead5660]

just curious as to why you at first thought: 'this lady doesn't know what she's doing'?

[@allonesame6467]

I grew up truck gardening in Ohio--I mean acres of corn, beans, tomatoes and an orchard. Then I "grew up" got a career (largely over-rated) and moved to the city and living (if you call it that! LOL) on 1/8 acre in suburbia. I planted onions and forgot to water them. I kind of feel trapped, so I turned to youtube to find like minded folk and I found you! I love gardening, freezing, and canning and thank you very much for being the voice I needed to hear. Thank you Mrs. Homestead Heart for being you!💖💖💖

[@truth2792]

Thank you for teaching me alternative & less expensive ways to be fruitful and blessed!

[@jeaneaton2731]

Mrs H . just a suggestion, maybe make the holes bigger so the plants can breathe. My sister purchased 2 ground covers with pre made holes and they are about 6-8 inch holes. And space them . Can’t suffocate the plant she said . 😉 We are all trying . 🙂Well, hope it helps someone . Be Blessed . Love your channel!❤

[@Nancelot13]

Shoot I'd be slap happy with those onions! They don't like growing here for me! LoL

[@hildadionne8184]

You have upped my game Mrs. H. Thank😊 you

[@amykruse6887]

Garden season gets so busy. I always have good intentions with fertilizing, too. Oh well.

[@Pumpkins_lil_farm]

Mrs❤ you can dehidrate your onions.then grind it into onion powder.

[@sunsetheritage]

Oh Mrs. H it sure makes me feel better to hear you say every year you say you’re going to do something and then…you don’t 😂. I feel your pain because I’m right there with you. God Bless!!! Lorie 😊

[@kevinlittle9483]

I live in Central NY, 3rd floor apartment with a 6 x 12' balcony. For the last 7 years, I've grown,improved my space, and provided very adequate veggies and herbs container gardening (vertical too) for me and my wife. Luckily South facing so awesome sunshine! It is definitely possible! Love your channel! Keep doing what you do!❤

[@YT4Me57]

The closest Asure Standard drop off point for me is the next state over, and it's a $14 toll (as well as the gas expenses). I wait for the farmer's markets to open up and by in bulk for me (a single senior). I love supporting local farmers and the produce is more abundant, fresher, MUCH less expensive and better tasting because it wasn't picked unripe and trucked across country.

[@paulawinstead5660]

Apricots. Bought 10 days ago and they still sit on the counter rock hard and bitter in taste. They'll be tossed into my compost container. Fruit nowadays are nothing like the "in season" fruit of my youth.(1960's)

[@mimiof4crazykidspaige539]

If you want a drop close to you, you can volunteer to be a coordinator...try to recruit some people in your area or contact Azure directly...they're super easy to work with

[@GmamaGrowz]

I started buying bulk from watching my mother separate her grocery hauls. Thanks for sharing your Azure code 🤩!

[@lindalawson300]

Please show us how to caramelize onions. I love them. As always, thank you for your videos. I am learning so much from you.

[@hotshot9210]

I would like to know how to can onions. I would like to see a video on canning onions.

[@BrokeFarmer]

We dice and freeze our onions

[@tinatippin5705]

You are a good spokesman for Azure Standard, Mrs.H. Your growing season is so advanced to ours. I can harvest lettuce now but come July/August I should be really busy. Thanks for the encouragement!

[@kathygilbert9086]

Mrs Heart how re u and Mr H. My name is Kathy Gilbert I am from Hattiesburg Mississippi, mom wanted me to ask u do u have any seedlings of apricot trees and lemon tees, oranges, pears trees we would love to get some from u. Thank in advance. Mom said keep up the good work we have been following u for years we enjoy yall

[@samanthawashington2364]

Hello niece and nephew happy memorial Day

[@RedLady198]

Awesome harvest Mrs. Heart💯👍🙏

[@candaced6976]

I had the pleasure of meeting David Steltzer, the CEO if Azure Standard, this weekend at a homestead conference. He has such an inspiring message and is so approachable. Also spoke with Pete his marketing manager out of TN. Both were great to talk to.

[@suzanamazon6357]

Thank you for your amazing work on this KZbin channel. I have learned so much! I love your weed free raised beds and look forward to building them when we move next year to our forever property. You have an amazing family and I know that y'all work very hard to take care of each other.

[@MrKingGator]

Thanks for sharing Little Rock Arkansas

[@TheoBlakely-l7s]

I like how y'all grow

[@ChannelJGC]

Ms. H!! Those onions look amazing!! I love onions too. Thank you for all the info.

[@danielleterry2331]

As I harvest I keep thinking that yep I am going to get some of that commercial fabric and cover my beds and when I am ready to replant in late august and early September for my fall crops so I am not killing myself every weekend pulling weeds! Will do the same for my inground large bed for tomatoes and bell peppers. I am running out of space so I just bought grow bags so I can just cram them in around my garden, if I do that I can get another 50 bags lol I think utube created a monster where my gardening is concerned as I only grow what I know I will eat and ALOT of it. Thank you Mrs H for your vids. I got 50 heads of garlic and that’s enough for my kitchen and to start my bed again in October 😊

[@bonita2039]

Peace & Blessings to you & family. Thank you for what you do & advise😊

[@vickiwestlund7777]

I purchase from Azure Standard every month without fail!

[@annthering1963]

I also like to shop local farmers markets and try to supplement what we can’t grow. Azure standard is great too.

[@julies2ndacct]

Hi!! I love onions and garlic!! Yum!! Ty for all the knowledge.

[@mojoflyingsolo639]

I have been freeze drying my onions, love how they turned out.

[@patsyhutchison5172]

We have to have our onions in this house. If we get low, we say we are going to starve. 😅

[@ramonajohnson2738]

I love love your channel Mrs. and Mr. H! I missed your live but it was so nice to see you guys. And to get an update on everything. I want to say that the Little Growers Program. Your trying to get into the schools is so amazing! I'm sending all my prayers for that to happen 🙏🏽 I'd love to get involved in any way I can!! I purchased seeds etc. So I can teach my 10 year old niece how to garden. I taught my son about gardening and he loves it. It's so important to be able to pass the torch, so to speak. Or teach our young ones to garden, canning etc. I will send an email with my information. Feel free to reach out at anytime. Thank you Mrs., and Mr. for the encouragement, The love and support. You show us the subscribers! One love Ms. Ramona ❤🙏🏽❤️

[@debrarudolph5306]

For and foremost, thank you, Mr & Mrs H. I have learned so much from you guys and am grateful that God sent you all to me. This year, my husband planted onion for the first time watching your channel, and all 100 plants did well. We, too, use a lot of onions and I used some as a season blend mixture, jam, and plain onion. Thanks again and people grow you foods

[@GraceFilledHomestead]

Shalom & Yah bless❤ I love Azure Standard!!! I don't order often but it's been a blessing when I could.

[@BrendaBodwin]

A LOT of Food can be grown on decks. Even if it faces the west. You can grow food on state and federal land, but if in federal land you have to report it to the department of agriculture. If you have a 1/4 acre, of land, you can grow most of your own food, have chickens, have a rain catch system, solar generate power, and live in a tiny house. I a have diagram of that plan.

[@MissBetsyLu]

Would like to see diagram. Blessings everyone.

[@BrendaBodwin]

Tried to yell you how to contact me for the diagram, but they blocked the comment. This picture, this name, and a pm on f...b... Don't friend request, I don't accept anybody but family. Just ask for the diagram.

[@MissBetsyLu]

@@BrendaBodwin oh. Can you put it on channel?

[@regenerativelifewayne]

Great Video love watching you and Mr H showing me and all how to grow food and home stead got alot of good knowledge from you guys

[@metaphysicallymehopi]

Thanks for letting us know about Azure Standard they have good products I'm going to check them out!!❤

[@patricatfurever4051]

Spent my weekend pressure canning meats! 🥰 Labor of love!! Want to learn about canning onions!!!

[@laureldell7377]

Don't forget the uses of onion skins. They are great for hair, skin, digestion etc. Only if organic though?

[@RBLACKPEARL7]

You be doing it Sis❤🙏. Keep going 😊

[@shelbymeadows7019]

Look at the garlic❤️❤️🙏🏽🐩

[@GraceDaughter]

I just watched an older video of you canning walmart great value butter....😂Who would of thought you could can butter....I love butter, thank you for your canning videos....do you have a tour of all the food you have canned 🥫? Is that something you would show?, your root cellar, or wherever you store your food....maybe that's too personal...ok take care!❤

[@joyevefarmandforge]

I’m so thankful for that video. We’re using my canned butter ($2.50/lb) since it’s gotten so expensive!

[@patriciacalloway11]

Loved this watching you today I get A lot out of your talking to us and helping everyone with this needed information. Thank you so much May God Richly Bless you and your husband you are a great team together ..... Patsy from North Carolina .love watching you our young people really need this .. THANK YOU again ..

[@ebonyqueen4931]

Good Morning Mrs. Homestead Heart! I love your hair!

[@scrapykat3028]

I ordered dehydrated onions last year… I thot I’ll get the TEN pound bag! Don’t do that! Ten pounds of dehydrated ANYTHING is a lot! 🤪 I have enough even giving much away! I didn’t buy from Azure Farms!

[@MissBetsyLu]

Lol.

[@ebonyqueen4931]

I would love to see a video on how to can onions. You did do a video on canning carmelized onions.

[@paulabaker746]

I love your channel, Mrs. H. You have taught me what grows best in GA. My garden is really taking off. I love your t-shirt.

[@rosewood9839]

Thank you for your videos! I really enjoy them. We’re both in the south and in the same zone. Brightest Blessings 🌟💫

[@morningflowerB]

Geesh..we are just getting done planting in the north.

[@wingmom2019]

@HomesteadHeart where can we get that Happy Garden tee? ❤ it!!!

[@toniagrandberry7522]

Hello Mr. And Mrs. Homestead Heart 🥰

[@ivykeawe9669]

I appreciate your videos. So informative. I’m new to gardening and don’t really know how to or what to fertilize onions, lemon/tangerine papaya or lettuce. Or how to keep bugs out!

[@susancampbell7279]

Nice

[@marshashelley8668]

I am trying growing the cushaw again this year! The deer got them last year. I love good squash!!

[@marysurbanchickengarden]

I like the way your raised beds are set up. Looks like you have really good harvest this year, the Lord has truly blessed y'all. I have my onions and garlic drying out completely out on the porch. The onion seeds I bought had some garlic seeds in with them and I still have garlic growing in some of the beds.

[@rosewood9839]

Please make a “Grow Your Groceries” tee shirt. Maybe a tank top? I’d buy it in a heartbeat 💗

[@pawpawshobbyhomestead4081]

love that shirt!!! I'm going to have to pick that one up. take care

[@cherylfaulkner7991]

Ms Heart!! I wish I could grow half that much! I'll go to Azure to help me out! Have a great one!

[@G.W.H.]

Azure Standard onions and other products are top notch hands down. Thanks for sharing!!!

[@sandysmith8567]

I bought 50 lbs of potatoes from Azure when potatoes were so nasty-looking last year. It was a leap of faith to do it, but when I got them home, I was amazed. They were pretty much spotless and the smooth, thin skins allowed so much more of the potato going into the canning jar and not into the compost heap. Being organic, I saved some that I purchased later to use for seed potatoes this year. All their produce and other products are that good. It's so worth checking out!

[@Giggra]

I just watched the video of you planting the onions. It's great to see the outcome.

[@ZE308AC]

Those are some good onions even if they are a smaller.

[@jillbayer641]

Don't dis the onions! They look great!

[@jameshickey1294]

Homemade❤ uk sending you big ideas an respect 🙏 - you doin it the tight right way - ."every single week "" - i dig it. 😎 respect home - im out 🛌 ⏲️ in uk.....bless 🙏

[@farmermarshall]

This was my first year growing onions. They weren't huge but big enough. Next year, I'll get them planted earlier so I can get a full growing season. I'm in GA too so I always like watching what you're growing.