Theres No Better Time Like The Present

[@bowsie6129]

You guys are my favorite homesteaders 🥰

[@OrganicMommaGA]

I agree! When the Spirit moves you to do something, you should get started right away to do what you can in that direction. For those of us who love gardening, doing anything related to the garden while we cannot actually tend many plants during the wintertime - that helps get us ready for Springtime. Luckily, we are getting into the time where we can start some seeds indoors!

[@missiepagel3022]

We are renting some space in a neighbors lawn to garden this year! Our landlord won't allow us to garden, be we figured out a way! We are also going to have a small flock of chickens to help with groceries. I am waiting on my seed order from you all and I am so excited! You truly help me so much! Love and hugs!!

[@HOMESTEADHEART]

That is awesome!

[@alearydee908]

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[@missiepagel3022]

@@HOMESTEADHEART received my beautiful seeds today, Mrs. H!!! thank you

[@cyndiburns7932]

Good for you moving forward in your food growing. So glad you were able to aquire land for growing and having chickens! God bless you in your 2023 endeavors.

[@lilblackduc7312]

@@HOMESTEADHEART When the weather is unpredictable as ours is now, the only course of action is to consult the Almanac, then pray for wisdom...🤔

[@nobodyuknow6585]

Last season I went into my garden and ate salads from there everyday. It was so neat to be able to do that. That was my first real garden that had more than some tomatoes in it. I was able to gift others cucumbers and green beans and I was thrilled that I was able to share with others so that they could enjoy fresh food too.

[@roniecesmith2800]

Last spring I started out with ten 3 gallon grow bags with okra, cowpeas, corn, jalapeños and kale. By summer I put in five 4 by 8 raised beds and grew green, purple and white cauliflower, broccoli, green and red cabbage, collard greens, beets, garlic, onions, carrots, potatoes, Swiss chard, arugula, romaine lettuce and five different types of kale. Looking forward to this year’s spring garden. I made my own compost during summer and part of winter and received volunteer tomatoes and bell pepper plants. They are all out in the raised beds thriving as I’m typing this. I just received another raised bed today and it’s a 3 tier. I’m adding it to the garden space on Sunday. In March I asked my husband to cut out the bush in the front of the house so I can plant food in its place. I plan to turn a lot of our yard into a garden even on the sides of my home. Lord willing March is the month to have it all done. I’m still using pots and grow bags as well. I even grow in cardboard boxes well potatoes at least they have done well. There is so much I want to add. I need to learn how to install drip lines cause as of right now I use watering cans and it’s tedious but I enjoy everything that comes with gardening. Sorry for the book but just felt led to share. It’s a process for sure and anything worth having takes time, dedication and being consistent.

[@bcgardeningexperimentshomestea]

Good to see you. ❤️🙏🏻

[@cicee2]

Ms. H, you are one hard working lady!!! God Bless you!

[@greatfulchristian4314]

Ty mr and mrs h for sharing knowledge on seed starting. Gods peace and blessings to you guys

[@audreyslivinglife]

It is definitely a necessity to grow your own groceries and medicine. Thanks for the video ✌🏾❤️🙏🏾🤗

[@litag6143]

I absolutely think it's a necessity to grow your own groceries! I'm doubling my garden space this year. I can't dig because I need a knee replacement, but I'm just adding leaves, rabbit droppings, & anything I can get my hands on to the garden. I have a tiny unheated greenhouse, & luckily I worked at a local nursery for 14 years & we always were trying to find more space, so I can stack it pretty full. I try to grow as many herbs as I can. My rabbits & chickens love them as much as I do. I live in town, but I have a good-sized yard, so I'm intending on packing it full! I want to breed my meat rabbits for more fertilizer. I might be a senior citizen & everything hurts, but I just keep pushing on & take breaks when I have to. God Bless!

[@vixxcottage]

Good ideas! 👍

[@gardenineden]

Thanks for sharing. I’ve been using those Dollar tree wire trash baskets to sift my soil. They come in black or white and are about 12” tall. A cheap alternative to sift with.😊

[@Fl-Mamabear]

Great idea thanks.

[@jjbuttercup84]

I used the barbecue grates, the kind you buy to put hot dogs or vegetables on to keep them from falling through.

[@jjbuttercup84]

Your way seems easier. And more sturdy.

[@Leah.Clements]

Nice to see you again. And thank you for your great information.

[@ann-marielittlefield3943]

Thanks for nudging, educating, & inspiring us! Blessings to you, your family, and your farm & gardens.✨🙏🏼💜💖💚🦋🙏🏼✨

[@Preciousmiller1]

Wanted to wish you amazing, Day! Thanks for sharing ☺️

[@marvelenelavigne7427]

I am using Dixie cups to start my seeds on my window ledge. I have grow beds and buckets and flower pots and grow bags. I am growing my food.

[@sardar5150]

Goal is to get Brussels Sprouts right. I start my onions next week, I'm up North. Gardening has always been a necessity, more than ever.

[@stacywilson4790]

Oh how I love feeling that soil between my fingers .Takes me back time to were we grew what ate ,ate what we grew .Canning and freezing veagtables so we'd have food to eat during winter months .

[@nancygrogan6082]

Every time I go to the grocery store I know it’s crucial to plant a garden. We are planning a larger garden this year. We like to eat so we have to grow our own food. And thanks to you and all your canning videos we will preserve as much as possible. Thank you so much for sharing all your knowledge with us. May God bless you and keep you.

[@char8a291]

So excited I received your seeds so quick! I container garden and plant a variety of veggies but so far only the hot peppers, bell peppers, lettuce and collards are successful. My squash zucchini, eggplant and cucumbers always start growing then either bugs kill them or they just die. It is truly an art to growing anything! Love Jaxon and all the kitties. Can you show the big dogs sometime? God bless!

[@stevem6949]

Plant a lot of potatoes this year .starting my tomatoe,an pepper seed on the 11th thank you for doing this video. God bless you and Mr H .

[@sandrabrandt6918]

Yes ma'am. I learned my lesson well. One year in Missouri I had beautiful tomato plants. It's the very end of April. Woke up one morning to a surprise freak snow storm. Well I had to restart every plant. 🥶🤦‍♀️ I now have a green house . No heat but at least I can keep that freezing water from getting to my plants. Very easy to create heat naturally in a green house. Time for me to get my seedlings started.

[@vickieboudwin7781]

I planted cabbages and onions, broccalie this fall. I will plant sweet potatoes, peppers , tomatoes, sweet peas, cucmbers and beets for spring. This will be my 4th year growing. God Bless you for all your advice so very helpful. Love your videos.

[@yolandawalker8163]

Just got my 20 acres here in Texas 6 months ago and praying that I can get something started soon. Having a garden is the best way to grow your own groceries and medicine.

[@happyplacehomesteaddannac9120]

I have containers, raised beds, and green stalk style planters…. And IT IS A MUST to learn and grow!

[@lindaminor1985]

Thank you darling folk's! I can't wait to get outside to plant these seedlings. In New York 😎

[@zelphiaanglin1403]

Can't wait to get started ,oh I got plans on garden n chickens, we got onother round of cold coming love your channel God bless yall,,yes mam Grow your own

[@joylieu52]

There has never been a more important time to start a garden!

[@kerryberry142]

This is my third year gardening and I have learned so much. Have tomatoes, peppers, celery, tomatillos, and cabbage all going now. I’ve been saving up and finally my greenhouse 6x10 will be here this weekend!!!

[@smidget1029]

I spent the whole day rearranging/organizing my greenhouse. Can’t wait to get out there and start my seedlings ❤

[@Motivated2homesteadVA]

Happy to see you out in the garden today! I started my tomatoes and green peppers today.

[@anitawitt84]

Yes! Grow our groceries! Last year did not produce a great harvest-we had my mother’s small estate to deal with, a too cool spring, a too hot summer! And this year we are expanding our vegetable gardens by 1/3-1/2. Determined to succeed. I have 48 each tomato & pepper seedlings up and more sprouting. Leeks & eggplant following them. I am excited! (And I can’t figure out how I’m going to find the time to paint the living room as I wanted 🤷‍♀️🤣)

[@sylvialyles919]

My goals and aspirations are to grow enough to share with my children/grandchildren brothers and sisters and neighbors!

[@youcandoittoo6054]

Greetings and blessings Mr. and Mrs. homestead heart I'm glad you all and your livestock were warm this winter.

[@debreena2888]

Agree. I used to murder cactus. laughing... We started growing as much of our own food as possible 11 years ago. I live in an area with one of the shortest growing seasons in the states, yet we have done well. When you taste your own homegrown vegetables, even the organic ones at the store do not taste as good as your homegrown does. Best thing we have ever done. It is so satisfying to grow one's own food. It is well-worth the work & much better for our health in all ways. We made our own sifter with 2x4s joined with screws, with the 1/4" metal screen screwed onto the bottom. Hardware cloth, I think it is called? Stiff & has held up for 4 years so far.

[@kiprussell6102]

Hey Mr and Ms H glad to see y'all hope your having a blessed day. Keep up the good work and God bless you all Grow Your Groceries 😊

[@carolynavery2917]

Working on those seed i purchased from you. Some have already started germinating. Waiting for the 2nd package so I can plant some of those seeds too. We are excited.

[@sharibc3597]

Got my seeds in a few days ago and plan to get planting next week. In the house of course! 😁 I’d also like to see tips on growing lettuce since I’ve never tried it!

[@wingmom2019]

My lettuce seeds broke the soil in 3 days this week!! They'll be in the ground in 4 weeks😍

[@kattracy1101]

We have our place up for sale but I've winter sown seed, started my tomatoes, peppers and a bunch of other stuff indoors. I can take my winter sowing jugs and seed trays with me if we sell our property. I WILL have a garden wherever we end up!

[@igleamingrace]

Literally started my seeds yesterday and did some more today. Now is definitely the time!

[@SandraMalone-pq4mn]

Yes, it is now becoming a necessity to grow your own food. Our season up here in Central Maine is a short one, but we make the most of it! Typically harvest a ton and a half of vegetables, herbs and fruits each year. I can, freeze, ferment, dehydrate and cold store a lot of it. We donate as well. Becoming self-sustainable is more important now than ever. Each year I try something new. Last year it was shell beans for drying. Total success. I grew nine different varieties and ending up with pounds of beans to cook throughout the year. This year I plan to start a row of blackberries. I've always depended on wild ones, but they are almost obsolete in this area. Planted 400 garlic in the fall and I've already started my onions, about 500. Thank you for sharing your videos, I enjoy them!!

[@asiaeyesgirl7080]

Starting a variety of things from seed for the first time, I’m so excited- your enthusiasm and encouragement was right on time!!! - thank you!!! ( I refuse to buy expensive seedlings/starts)

[@bonniehaddock5663]

I planted a bunch of herbs this week while we had rain. I will do the veggies next week when the rain hits again. I’m putting everything in pots inside until I can transplant them. I have grow lights and west windows. I think growing your own is a must. Things are harder and harder to find and prices are going up higher and higher. I have 35 meat chickens on order of me and my daughter and her neighbor is a butcher and will process them for us. It’s preparation time!!

[@catherinefrye7269]

Good Morning Mrs. H, it's good seeing you! This is my 4th year when my husband and I started gardening and we love it. It's a lot of work, but it sure is worth it. Buying food from the stores are ridiculous, prices are too high! Yes we need to grow our own food and different herbs for medicines. We need to do all that we can to fortify our lives. Thanks for the encouragements Mrs. H and Peace and Blessings to You and Mr. H. 🙏❤🙏

[@ladydhayney3700]

I love white egg plant and hardly ever see any at the farmers markets. It is so nice and sweet.

[@COWELLGIRL]

Glad yall got started ! It's been raining here ! On day soon tho. 🤩

[@Don-outdoors]

Hi there I am a new subscriber , your channel just came up on my computer so I clicked on it and liked what you had to say. You asked what your viewers thought about growing there own groceries, well I am 75 years old and have raised a garden all my life because I enjoy everything we harvest . Lots of fresh food for the table every day all summer and into the winter months and we can or freeze enough to last until the next spring and we share with our local senior center. I always like listening to anyone about gardening because I always learn something different and I noticed the music in the background in this video 😊 I am referring to your chickens, guineas and Ducks, I also have chickens for the fresh eggs and a little extra meat. Thanks for taking the time to share your knowledge and take care.

[@happyplacehomesteaddannac9120]

So thankful to you, Appalachian Homestead, Deep South Homestead for the examples… after much prayer and petition, God has given my husband a nudge and he has brought a layout plan for our back yard garden…. I am excited for summer garden of tomatoes, sweet peppers, bell peppers, cucumbers, onions, oregano, cilantro, parsley, thyme, and rosemary. And a fall/winter garden of kale, spinach, spaghetti squash, some pie pumpkins, squash, broccoli.

[@trinapyron1540]

Love your channel! I don't have a garden yet but that's in the works. I watch your canning videos on repeat when I'm canning. It's almost like having you in the kitchen with me. 🙂

[@sherrysears122]

I've got my sweet potatoes growing slips. So my 2023 garden is officially started. I'm going to start my marigolds, Calendula, and some of my herbs. I keep some herbs in pots all winter and then replant them in my garden when it warms enough. That way I have fresh herbs a winter. I've got most of my seeds that I will plant in the garden which I saved from last years crops. It's hard not to get excited but it's just to early here in Missouri. We've be having a roller coaster if temperatures here all winter. We've had days in the 50s and a few on the 60s but then it goes back into single digits back in forth all winter.

[@robertafierro5592]

Wouldn't you know it, I've been Volunteering with a Lovely Woman in Manhattan. She the Volunteer Assistant to the Head Gardener in one of New York City's Public Parks! Mind you, I grew up in Manhattan and mostly Urban New Jersey. I know NOTHING about planting, growing or harvesting. I'm learning so much by listening, looking and working hard. Around the same time I met Diana, I discovered this Channel! Doing something YOURSELF is really the way to go now! .

[@saltycat662]

I have a garden of vertical planters in my patio but my problem is the sun. I have very limited light and my plants struggle. Many of my plants also drown because the HOA has a horrible, outdated sprinkler system that overwaters them. So it's been a struggle but I'm going to try again this year and I'm going to place reflective panels so I can get more light. Wish me luck! Miss Puff wants you to cradle her like a baby lol. So cute.

[@asiaeyesgirl7080]

2023 goals- start flowers & veggies from seed, get my lil’ green house full of beautiful things, pay attention to the weather, wake up early to start the day with gardening

[@StorybookSteph]

Hi from East Tn! I tested out growing a few things last year for the first time. Found out what worked and what didn’t. We have expanded both my garden and my mother in laws. We plowed up an area for my brother and his family back in the fall. We are all going to be growing and sharing this summer. I love knowing where my food comes from ❤ Let me add that your cat was cracking me up 😸

[@jeanettehayes687]

Thank you so much sweetheart you are so sweet I am 83 years old with a small yard and you have encouraged me by showing me practical ways to start things I watched you do potatoes I did what you said and bought bonemeal blood meal and now I forgot and the other thing chalk charcoal I think anyway I tried it a little potatoes are growing in an old seed bag that I had left over from feeding the birds I can’t wait to see if I actually get a potato I’m in southern Florida all I have for soil is sand here I have to buy each bag of stuff and it is expensive I’m watching you right now sift maybe I can learn to do that too thank you God bless you and keeping you in my prayers I wish I could have a couple of chickens to83 is a bit old to do this stuff but I just move slower one thing at a time one day at a time love your show you teach in a simple way that I can understand step-by-step thank you hugs and kisses going toYou

[@theanalyticgardener]

It is imperative that we grow our own groceries. Thanks for all you do to help us along the way. ❣️

[@dedemaddox]

This year, I've decided I will not buy one start from the big box. I've had a lot of good luck with starting seeds but I usually forget to start flowers and I need more pollinators. Thus, I bought flower seeds and summer bulbs, and I will be starting those seeds this weekend. (I'm zone 6A so can't really plant outdoors until mid-April/early May for summer crops). I already bought by inoculator for my peas and beans and have fashioned new teepees and trellises for my sugar snap peas and snow peas. I plotted a new crop rotation for all my containers (I am urban and have horrible clay soil so my entire garden is in containers). I also have saved a slew of empty plastic bottles I plan to use to build towers for lettuce and such. Super excited about the garden this year. I've promised Mr. M that I will get out and get it done no matter how I feel or how the cancer is progressing. We are also going to get chickens (whether my town will like it or not). I'll make them emotional support animals if I need to!

[@smidget1029]

YES!! Emotional support ❤. I love sitting by my window and watching my girls run around the yard on days when too cold or rainy for me to get outside. Something so calming about it 😊

[@marcialittle7893]

Mrs. H, I have brassicas started and many salad like seeds planted in my grow room under the lights, going to start herbs and peppers today. I am in Kansas, zone 6. Ready for spring here. I have bermuda and bindweed abundantly, so have to plant in containers and use bricks, patio blocks and such to keep plants up off of the soil, or they get taken over, but I'm raising food! I am 58 and do this by myself, but baby meat birds are shipping in 3 days, chicken tractor is ready! And so am I.

[@lisasuewarren6204]

I just received my seeds that I ordered from your seed store in the mail yesterday. I love how fast they get here and how well they are packaged. I had such a good success from the seeds that I bought from you last year and I'm really excited to start my garden this year as soon as the weather permits. I'm adding broccoli and cauliflower this year.

[@containingmygarden]

Yes I agree the time is right for us to do something. Thanks for sharing Be Blessed

[@sabinejones4657]

I’ve done a lot more starts and added a few more beds this year. Trying to navigate my city yard to yield more. I’m even gonna plant my herbs to my front bed so I can get more.

[@commonsensekaren6508]

Your voice is so peaceful and kind, I hope your life is the same.❤

[@ChristineAnneMay]

I have six raised beds and am adding another 4 large ones. I am shredding fallen leaves and collecting branches and twigs. Then quickly looking for an affordable source for soil.

[@rsmobley4685]

I have tried growing seeds several times and have hard time getting them to sprout. So end up getting starts. But bought new seeds today and will try again. I won't give up.

[@tammysummerfield183]

YES I DO FEEL THE NEED TO GROW my vegies!

[@dickfleissner8257]

We agree with you in our Wisconsin home. Growing our own food is critical for us

[@oldladysusie3009]

You helped me get motivated today! I planning a summer garden of okra, sweet potatoes, eggplant, greens and more. Good idea to get marigolds and calendula sowed. I will do. Thank you 💚💚

[@calcyeason1814]

I needed this cause I been trying to get my kids to do this with me I going to start me one it is needed now more the never .🙏🏽💪🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@westsideRSC60]

Keep doing your thang fam tell Corey to called me love yall fam

[@glynisnewsome2130]

peace and blessings! thank you for all you do!

[@ReasonsWhy5]

Yes, growing a garden is very important. Mine isn't large, but I've been growing since 2017. Love it!🥕🥒🥬🥦🍓

[@lola8590]

Peace and blessings to y’all! Definitely with you on growing our own.

[@taylormclain4017]

i live on a rock & last year, i grew stuff in containers i got from the dollar tree. just drilled some holes in the bottom. this year i'm moving up to raised beds

[@createincomecoach]

APPRECIATE YOU MRS H!! Thank you for always sharing your day-to-day Getting Things Done Tips! My Husband has an amazing outdoor Garden and I grow Indoors! Today, I planted sweet potatoes to grow slips. You and Mr H are the Best! Jamila Harris, Author of Create Income With or Without a Job St Thomas, US Virgin Islands

[@laydbak46]

Always a pleasure Mrs. H.

[@teribelleau137]

I'm planting fruit trees...1 more peach; Santa Rosa plums; apple; and maybe cherries.

[@alloftheaboveeunicesmith9625]

Oh yippee MRS H!!!! Just the bright spot I needed in my day

[@susanstokesbrungard291]

Good Day Lady. It is 55 in Elverson, Pennsylvania today. Thinking about getting my garden ready. Lv an Prayers to all.

[@colletteboland2984]

Big time god bless, us all amen x viva christo ray amen 🕊 🕊🕊🌹🙏

[@debihediger4760]

We have peppers and tomatoes planted and tomatoes are already sticking through I’m so excited.

[@debihediger4760]

I wish I had more people around me that love to garden because I love talking about it and sharing seeds. My dad and sister and I used to have tomato contest whoever got the first red ripe tomato was the winner L O L I just was fun and they’re all gone and I miss them terribly. But anyway I love watching your channel and seeing what you’re doing.

[@lonewolf8326]

hey, hey glad to see you guys on today. I received my seeds from your seed store and I am so excited to plant them this spring. I have some of the seeds already started. yall stay safe .

[@gailntag]

I have never been able to grow onions until I watched you and ordered from Dixondale Onions from Texas. Thank you.

[@TheMixingBowlHomestead]

Absolutely. Today I did some yard cleaning, determined where I am going to be placing additional raised beds and containers, selected my seeds, waiting on a few seeds and items I ordered to arrive and hopefully this weekend, we can start our seedlings.

[@mjshmo7363]

Hi Mrs H! Zone 5b here in Indiana. Increasing the herbs this year. Doing paste tomatoes, peppers, beans, okra,... The garlic has a bed all its own from last fall. May the LORD God Almighty bless you and all the efforts of your community!

[@geecee4545]

Mrs. Puff is bananas!

[@darlatidwell6255]

I don't think I need to grow my groceries, I know for sure that I need to grow them. But we added a new shed and lost some garden space. Not good. But hey containers save the day! 👍 GTSY you and the animals Mrs. H. @ 🏡❤️ Thanks for reminding us all it's garden time once again. 🙂

[@kristacadogan2863]

Your almost to 300 thousand!!!! Keep going Mrs. H can't wait to see more! Ty

[@janetpowell9811]

Mrs H I agree with you. I have already started growing my lettuces and tomatoes inside under grow lights. I am growing outside celery, parsley and cilantro. Cats grass and catnip for my cats. I did receive my seeds I ordered looking forward to this growing season. Peace and Blessing.

[@aqualove2054]

We intend to double the size of our back yard garden, working on trimming the tree for more sunlight. Plus my neighbors are giving us some containers for seed start. So excited 😊

[@victoriareed5043]

I have started tomatoes,okra,variety peppers,collards,and a lemon tree,thanks for the tips and encouragements,new gardner in Mississippi🌹

[@polkadotpandadesign3603]

I plan to double the size of my garden and am considering some land at my Uncles house as well.

[@TheAlaskacabin]

Be nice to have you ( 2 ) as neighbors. Seem like outstanding God fearing people. And we love the videos......

[@sdg4883]

I am in Detroit, Michigan so I wait until we get a whole week of 60-degree weather before I break ground. Then it is time to section off my garden plots. I will be growing my groceries: tomatoes, lettuce, collard greens, peppers, eggplant, squash (butternut, acorn, yellow, zucchini) lemon cucumbers, and more.

[@ms.bshomestead7661]

Good Afternoon😊 I am layering my tree logs, leaves & compost for my above ground hugelbed planter. Completing a hoop house that has evolved out of my head🤣. Building soil trays for berries I want to grow in my greenhouse. Planting flowers for my garden pollinators. Selecting which seeds to grow this season. I would love a soil sifter. I am excited and sometimes overwhelmed at where to start but I keep pushing forward. I am so sad as I have loss all of my blooms and baby lemons on my lemon tree because I used a grow light . I do not like or understand grow lights. This is my second one and I am thinking of returning it too!!

[@donnasummerford1846]

I have tried to grow potatoes in a container, had a few. Love your videos! Thank you for sharing your life with us.

[@LMonleyToolbox]

This year will be my 1st time starting a garden. 😁😁. I’m super excited and looking forward to getting my seeds that I just ordered from you guys this weekend. We will be growing some of our favorite fruits and vegetables. We do have limited space and our backyard goes down a slope but my husband and I are determined to make it work

[@karincole6372]

So good to see you!!!!! My garden is always important but it feels like expanding is essential this season.

[@dudeusmaximus6793]

For years I've used a combo of my best garden dirt, compost from the pile, and sand. Usually in a 3:2:1 for the heavy feeders, and 2:2:2: for the lighter feeding stuff. I do that in case stuff gets scarce, even if I got to sift sand out of the creek. Will add some earthworm castings and blood meal for extra fertilizer for like cabbage family starts. Also have liquid fish emulsion on hand to boost them to get them as big as I can before going into the ground. Have worked in a commercial greenhouse, and they do it with lots of chemicals to push growth, but try to do it naturally for ours. Can even make my own liquid fertilizers and store if it gets down to it, and am going more that way toward the Korean Natural Farming/JADAM gardening. Goals: Our garden plan is pretty set now. Still working to establish a permabed and medicinal/culinary herb garden. That's a big goal. The other is to 'use everything but the squeal' out of the garden, for example using the apples to make everything we want, then using the scraps for cider vinegar, which has a multitude of uses. The last is to get the KNF/JADAM system going full bore. For growing your own I feel like even if it all doesn't go to hell in a handbasket, say prices double or triple again, or stuff just isn't to be had. You're going to have to stretch that dollar. Our ancestors did it, we can to.

[@brianlewis7632]

Blessings and good afternoon 🙌🏿 Kansas City is Watching 👀

[@pamelaradford1803]

Love your videos thanks for the Info

[@babsgilbert518]

Our garden stores and hardware stores are pricing single small tomato plants at 5.49 each, and packs of 6 tiny plants for twice as much...if possible plant seeds... everywhere!