We found wild asparagus on our property!!!

[@najmarehan1657]

It is always good hear from you people You should fix the front yard and make it beautiful ask help from your kids as well

[@brightpurpleviking]

I can’t even imagine being able to see those beautiful mountains every single day. Wow!! So inspiring to see them. And yay for fresh asparagus!

[@dawnsykes9171]

brightpurpleviking - I agree, so beautiful.

[@qodamu]

Green land, clear blue sky. I wonder how it smells in such open wide place. Bless your family ^^

[@laurier7460]

That is an amazing find. We found some on the roadside in a state park here last year. I am not an asparagus fan but we grilled it up and it was delicious. Ours here in MN is only about 6 inches tall. Good to see you all back again... :)

[@dyscdm1674]

My prayers for all of you all over there, the weather channel shows that the weather is rough.. thanks for sharing. Love to the people of the universe..

[@timme9569]

I love asparagus. Going to have to plant me a bed. Such a peaceful morning, birds chirping away in the warm morning sun. Have a wonderful day and thanks for sharing.

[@goodshepherd3438]

Such a beautiful place and i ear the birds in the background ENJOY your place.i would love to live in a place like that Just gorgeous

[@dyscdm1674]

Make a omelet with the asparagus you all. I love you fram God bless you and your family.. smart hopefully you will have you need.. peace.

[@bumblebee7922]

Wow! How yummy!!!! SO glad you have some. :)

[@IsaacNewton1966]

It's awesome when nature throws you a bone once in awhile!

[@patbootie9552]

Super cool!!!! Land is so time consuming. Time most of us do not have. We have six smaller raised beds 3x6' and after planted, almost no care but trellising and tending to how they're growing. Then the constant watering starts as rains stop. Then you have to start picking, processing for freezing. We do a ton of tomatoes, beans, cubes and peppers. We buy our winter squash from our local organic Mennonite farmer.

[@happycanadianmom4233]

Yum! Were those trees the ones you cut sticks and put them in? If so, they are doing wonderful! I am a tree lover too.. so I get it :)

[@jennym4127]

Wow! Lucky you! Wonder if you can transplant. (BTW sun is in a solar minimum year, so may be a cooler year or two.)

[@dyscdm1674]

That's not 7.00$ here in the framers market. That's a 12.00$ bunch.

[@ArtandHomesteading]

Wow! Makes sense to maybe try growing more in our garden or even transplanting this (to protect it).

[@alinadaych8866]

Do you mind telling what region of Idaho you live in, near what city? How is the soil around there and if there are any homes for sale with land. What is the weather like? Do you have all four seasons out there? We are thinking of moving to Idaho.

[@johnnyzook9864]

wood chips against the bark of a tree can hold moisture and give a location for disease to enter - some trees can handle it others can't.

[@jeannel1065]

Beautiful asparagus-free! I’ve picked lots of it just like that years ago before people started spraying toxins on the roadside and ditch banks. Your forest is starting to take off. You should do a video on how to do it.

[@campcreekhill8933]

Jeanne L they already have

[@OctopusGardenFarm]

I think you should get a couple sheep. They're a little more low-key then goats as long as you work with them. And you could milk them or use them for meat. and I'm sure they would be great inspiration for some painting. As well as amazing lawn mowers.

[@dyscdm1674]

I love the Skyline and I have not seen our Skyline in months. My Tulips come out only two. Have potatoe came out.. n sunflower seeds are up.. wish you could have 11 cows n chickens n 2 piglets. 😁😎.

[@pieceofpeacehomestead529]

Anyway that you could transplant the crowns away from the roadside and all the toxins from vehicle traffic and road salt? What a great find! :-)

[@virginiasummer2619]

It is common in ditches around here; hop you enjoy it

[@dyscdm1674]

I went to the farmers market and they sell a bunch 4.50$ . I brought it in a can and I got like take four and slice half 1 inch shorter. Crazy. It was terrible. 😶. Blessings.

[@goodshepherd3438]

I love asparagus they are delicious

[@madonnadove]

Canada is also colder than usual. I missed the asparagus this year as well.

[@dyscdm1674]

Wow blessings are upon you,, good find. Yummy guys.. enjoy

[@jacobdilorenzo5574]

I always thought things were toxic when they grow on the side of the road. What does anyone think about that subject? It's kinda scary to think about the chemicals seeping from the road, even in the country. I really want to find wild asparagus tho

[@ArtandHomesteading]

Sorry for the very belated reply. Our thought is that there are so few cars on these roads, plus, asparagus has such a deep root system and seems to get so much of it's nutrient capacity from the deep soil....but then again, you may be right about your concerns...which is why we've begun to plant asparagus near the middle of the garden. :)

[@pieceofpeacehomestead529]

That would be great if you could buy that ground. Then you would own property in 2 states! LoL :-)

[@noramax2925]

Is the property across the street Utah?

[@irfanthindofficial5126]

Hey guys! When your next video is coming. I'm waiting a lot.

[@debrabyrd9308]

Do you guys miss having a garden? Every year i tell myself no next year but i always plant a garden. I guess i just love playing in the dirt who knows. Have a great day.

[@ArtandHomesteading]

Yeah, we do miss gardening. We actually planted a whole row of Jerusalem artichokes yesterday, so at least it's a small start. :)

[@melaniebourke8393]

Great exercise pushing a lawn mower around.

[@123kkambiz]

Hi , why dont you plant chestnut trees in your land specially at border of the land. there are many videos in youtube how to grow chestnut from seed, of course it would be better to buy saplings at this time , at least you will be one year ahead for growing them. it takes four to five years to start give its fruits. the chestnut tree is hardy and easily can grow at your place.

[@jeepgirl9592]

How's your garden coming along?

[@eddiewatson3759]

in door storage is better for lawnmowers