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Hello everyone! Well spring sure is in the air! Seems like babies are everywhere! Roxane is planting some new baby veggies, Jessica is for sure going to be a momma soon. I love this time of year! Everything is so green, and looks beautiful. We sure missed making videos for you guys last week, we were really busy with personal things and also the weather was not the best around here! Thank you all for being here, we appreciate you! Enjoy!
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[@chandrasutton4669]

Yep, yellow leaves mean too much water!!! You might want to see if you just need to prune that dead limb off. It may have gotten damaged, so don't drown it trying to save a dead limb!!!😊🎉❤

[@roberto.peterson9917]

technically fence panels boards wrong side of post the pressure from dogs is from inside may not be issue with dogs but larger animals pressure from inside push boards off if dogs resort to climbing maybe consider put and angled extension at top angle to the inside of pen

[@FireFly64]

From my experience, the yellow is a sign that it is getting too much water.

[@kentneeley4783]

Good afternoon have a great day

[@deborahpelletier4573]

Congrats on 12 bunnies. I'm happy too.

[@jeanielipskey1272]

Wow, 10 babies! Your garden is so pretty this year with that fence, just love it. I agree the Sunflowers will look awesome!

[@jennsenchantedforesthomestead]

Put as many marigolds as you can fit in around all squash plants including pumpkin. It really does reduce the white flies and squash bugs. They hate the smell of marigolds and you get a little extra "pretty" in your garden

[@sandyleonard1605]

My dad tried raising rabbits one time for food. They were all white, and adorable. He did butcher one, but he didn’t have the heart to butcher anymore and gave them all away, and that was the end of his raising rabbits..

[@jerriewyatt905]

We did the same thing with chicken’s!

[@jerriewyatt905]

The cold snap probably nipped the little buds.. they have got frost bite..Hopefully all the babies will do well..The other babies grew so fast..They’re so cute..

[@lindahusson4206]

Totally agree! Too cute

[@AmericanGal_69]

I was raising beautiful rabbits back in the day. I thought they were going to loving homes. My (then) husband knew they were meat rabbits and I was mortified when I caught on 2 years later🤦🏼‍♀️ Chickens however, zero issues raising and eating....beef cow either🤷🏼‍♀️

[@mildreddos-santos3822]

Rose leaves turn yellow because the pH of the soil is too high, or there's not enough iron.

[@marieacuna2207]

How do you check the soil if pH is too high 😮

[@TownersMoments]

It could be an iron deficiency, potassium deficiency or phosphorus deficiency. 3:38

[@emilyneal7888]

That bunny manure is the best for the garden. It won’t burn your stuff and it doesn’t have to cure or anything.

[@chandrasutton4669]

Congratulations on the 10 new baby bunnies!!!😊🎉❤ Wyatt will be pleased.😊

[@lucylou545]

LUV WATCHING ALL THAT GOD GIVEN CREATION'S GOING ON OVER THERE '' STAY BLESSED !!

[@kathyj3426]

Roxanne consider putting several layers of cardboard on ground between your raised beds then put small gravel small round is easier to walk on. Looks nice, all the weeds cannot come thru- lot less work for you once it is done

[@ruthiewilliams3375]

We had a dog that passed recently. Her name was Cheeto. She got a fungal disease in her lungs from eating grass and dirt. The symptoms did not show up until it was too late to treat her. She was 9 years old and such a good dog. We miss her.

[@debbieyoung8897]

I had a puppy long time ago ani had to take her to the vet several times for stomach fungus something like that from eating leaves and sticks she was able to get well with antibiotics.

[@roxannepruitt4024]

We lot our blue healer to a snake bite we miss him so much

[@roberto.peterson9917]

Hidden Heights Farm lost guardian dog from mold? or something similar respiratory inflammation from musty hay or straw that was being used for bedding for goat's

[@wandaking4229]

My granddaughter had a Catahoula and it ate something in the dog run and she lost him. The Vet did all he could to save him but couldn't. Prayers for you. I know my granddaughter was devastated, she had rescued him from New Orleans after Katrina.

[@CMoore8539]

I’m so so sorry for your loss.💔 It’s not your fault and I sure you took good care of her.

[@rachsarnett]

I ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️your faith, determination to do what you are doing. I wish all the best to y’all and thank you for sharing your journey. If I was younger that is the life I would live.

[@shsharrell9267]

That may be Japanese Beatles causing yourr tose bushes to have briwn leaves. My sister lost all her rise bushes to Japanese Beatles last year. I hooe that's not it.

[@dolores34]

Cute 🐰 😊

[@shsharrell9267]

I'm so happy about the 10 babies. Can't wait to see them. Bruce looks so happy today, he knows he home! The garden, the clover, everything is so beautiful, you guys have made a beautiful home and a beautiful life together. ❤❤❤

[@tammylibby5750]

Exciting news about the bunnies ❤❤❤Hoping your pumpkins do well

[@johnniewaters3726]

You guys are so neat and organized with everything, your property looks so nice and clear of debris.

[@Kammitoes]

Congratulations Jessica! Talk about an overachiever! Lilian and Jayna looked very zen in the veggie garden too. They're so cute. Everything looks wonderful. All that hard work over the last few years has paid off in spades. And not forgetting the new screen door at the front. You made it look so easy Anthony. Well done both of you.

[@kerrylynnparsons7879]

Roxanne and Ant, you have the most photogenic animals!!! 🥰🎶❤️🎶🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦

[@carolsweet8592]

I would have to keep the black rabbits

[@shadow19701000]

If you make hills or mounds to plant your pumpkin seeds, it helps the soil to get warmer and they germinate faster.

[@roxannepruitt4024]

Anthony add garlic on the dogs food to reduce mosquitoes

[@maryhudson-smith9613]

Too much water......let it dry out and prune top.

[@loycemarch8409]

I trim off bad leaves.... It could have a dead root. I put a bit of dirt around bottom pressed down i case air around it.

[@FireFly64]

hmm If Snowball's milk isn't dried up, curious if she can nurse half of them for Jessica (aka wet nurse, popular ages ago with humans).

[@boysrus61]

You might try adding 4 tums around the perimeter. Sometimes plants turn yellow bc they need calcium. You can add crushed egg shells too, but they act slower.

[@pamlucas1326]

That is amazing. Ten babies. You are such good guardians of your animals. They flourish under your care. Well done.

[@ja_Iam]

I used to run the egg shells in the blender until they were powdery. Then add them into the soil. But this is a slow process, and takes years to build up the soil. Plus side is that they have plenty of egg shells, it’s literally free to make and it’s all natural and will not harm the soil.

[@richardlechtrecker9083]

You have one of the most enjoyable KZbin channels ..this was one of your best videos, baby bunnies, planting seeds soon to become food and beautiful flowers..and again you are by far the kindest animal owners on KZbin ..plus your side photos of nature and your animal, jufst perfect ❤️ ❤

[@the_voice_of_reason]

Your rabbit hutches are palaces. You two softees ❤❤. I agree with you Ant, keep the black male bunny as your pet. He is so adorable and you are already attached to him. All your animals have really well built enclosures. Cheers 🥂 PS I would have been surprised if Anthony didn’t “tidy up” the posts on the ground, it would have messed with his sense of order 😂😂😂

[@theoldfarmerswife5915]

I’m in SW Kansas, we always plant our pumpkin in the spring, when we plant the rest of our garden. They do well until the first frost. Pumpkin, like all winter squash will keep for many months ( mine is always gone after 10 months), if stored in a cool dark place, with good airflow. You can use any pumpkin for baking

[@valarieclark3530]

You all are doing such a wonderful job on the homestead. Rose's are just beautiful. And the rabbits are a wonderful blessing. That resent batch would be a great winter freezer harvest.

[@normaburton161]

I just wanted to share with you if you're not aware that they used jack-o-lantern pumpkins for pumpkin pie years ago . And also people can use scalded milk instead of evaporated milk

[@dphilnok]

You should try planting in the right sign.. The Farmers Almanac.. I think you would see a big difference.. Happy Gardening!❤😊

[@lynnteneyck8487]

Try putting coffee grinds on the soil around the bottom of the plant. My mom did this and she had the most beautiful roses. Just a thought. They need to be pruned also to create strong roots. That's all I know!!!! Hope it helps. Good luck!!!!

[@AuntieAnn]

I don't blame you for wanting keep a black one... So adorable ❤❤... 12 babies is crazy 😲❤️❤️

[@sweetybear4600]

I read rabbits can have 8-10 nipples and can have up to 12 kits. It’s not the lack of food that kills them, it’s illness or cold. So hopefully she’ll have enough nipples, or be good at juggling her kits around. It does say you can supplement her feedings but to do it in the nest, don’t take them out or she might not accept them back. You’ll know if they have fat bellies but some don’t. I can’t wait to see how your garden grows. I’m so envious. I’d love to have a garden. I’ll have to live vicariously through you!

[@brendamcbride5418]

You need some blood meal for your roses❤

[@martihetrick609]

Rox ..your hair is crazy looking ..I'm wondering if you braid it or wear a summer hats

[@gailkoprowski3177]

It's not all hers

[@drabacal65]

Maybe you guys could put some plastic and gravel down so you don't have to deal with weeds

[@okiejes55]

Roxanne, in a few weeks plant another round of sunflowers so you will have blooms longer!

[@NomadBeadz]

That's what we used to do when my husband was alive and we still planted gardens. I'm in an apartment now so I can't have a regular garden anymore. I sure miss it. We always had beautiful, bountiful, gardens.

[@loisowens2779]

Yellow leaves means too much water

[@karenbrest187]

Good afternoon 🌞hope you have bunnies soon? Hope your pumpkins grow big enough for Halloween 🎃 Have a good day 🙏🇺🇲

[@amirharony3859]

hi crc 😊 can the older rabbits be in one big cage like the bunnies? coz in their small section they dont have enough room to jump around. anyway im a fan, i love watching you and everything you do 👍

[@pattierollins]

That’s great about the bun-buns! The best way to help their survival chances are to select the 4 fattest ones and remove them from the nest on night 3. Make them a nest in a box or big bowl and bring them inside. They miss a meal. Put them back the next day. The next night remove 4 other fattest. Then rinse and repeat, taking only the fattest each night. I have successfully done this on many occasions. Everybody gets fed. Everybody survives.

[@pattierollins]

You could also consider putting a few with Mel’s bunny. Slip them in at dark. They may not be close enough in age though. I don’t like to breed just one rabbit at a time. It’s more stressful to me because of this situation. If you have 2 or three breed at same time it’s so easy to adopt large litters out to the ones with smaller litters.

[@MelissaMalzahn]

Pumpkins, squashes should be planted in mounds not in rows. Put 5 seeds in each mound. ❤

[@laobeau]

Try a lavendar rose. Their scent is incredible. Someone told me they are among the most fragarent roses.

[@jeannie5389]

Old Fashion English Rose is the Best!!

[@artmishke8270]

Have you looked into companion plants in yout garden? Some flowers planted by certain vegetables repel insects.

[@chcnsac]

Make sure that the leaves are far enough from the soil. Roses need air to circulate around them , so you may need to prune to open it up some to prevent fungus, black spot.

[@virginiawiedower6151]

Anthony if you lower the bar at the back of the tiller it will hold it back and allow the tines to dig into soil deeper. This will give the roots more room to grow deeper.

[@carolyncarlson3825]

Congratulations again. 10 babies while she deserves a couple of Carrots..... The garden looks beautiful. Hugs

[@jennsenchantedforesthomestead]

Sundlowers repel radiation too. Pretty AND healthy 😄

[@margaretcooke7016]

Wow, your Homestead is doing so well. Congrats. Twelve, amazing. Love the look of your Yard. Blessings

[@TownersMoments]

They can have up to 8, sometimes more.

[@hermonorossco7988]

Baby bunnies eat quickly and mamas milk is so rich that she shouldn’t have too much trouble supporting 12 babies.

[@tst1200]

Yes! You should keep the lil male! I was hoping thinking maybe bobblehead or dreamers or Jen and Wylie would take the other males. I was hoping that Jessica's litter would be small enough and females mainly so her first litter could live too. Then yes freezer camp. But with 12.....I would take a male for a pet and maybe another male or female. For pet and garden fertilizer but I'm too far from Arkansas...:(.....could you get them to Kansas or Nebraska? :) My daughter who is a vet tech is named Jessica :) So we've been interested watching for updates. Maybe at least one or two of Jessica's dozen could go pet or breeder on 41,36? Or what about the family I mentioned or Drew or Gumby or someone...n

[@soniabaileywood5265]

My bnl raised rabbits and his rabbits would have 10-12 bunnies with no problems raising them. I'd say shoot the feed to her so she has high milk production. Good luck Jessica....thats a Lot of children!!!

[@carol07643]

Wow your rabbits are growing so fast! Happy birthday! Has the Amaryllis bulbs I brought you Bloomed yet ? Those and the spider lilly should be blooming soon. Mine are blooming now.

[@paulotts]

Roxane, I don't know much about gardening, but couldn't you stagger plant pumpkins in order to have some for Halloween?

[@ardenehanson2840]

Roxan. Go to robbie and gary. They sell netting really cheap. Ypu pit it over your sqiash plants. I made a tunnel. No squash bugs. And tou can water right through the netting. It was only 10 dollars. You won't be dissappointed!

[@ardenehanson2840]

Don't wayer it anymote. Prune off the fead stuff. And sit back and wstch it revouperate. Cutting roses back to above the first 5 leaves.

[@MelissaNY-Reviews]

When I plant my seeds, I use skewers. It help ID the seeds so I then only direct water the seeds vs water everything creating weeds. Since you and SLR is getting his 2 baby goats from David maybe make their area between to 2 houses so they stay together until the grown and you’ll add more. Congratulations Jessica 10 wow. I’m city folk, and that blows my mind. Anthony seem wow too.

[@claireburkus8497]

Tulsa here..about 4-5 years ago a rose blight swept into town and I had 4 forever roses in one garden and 3 beautiful yellow everblooming roses from Home Depot(these 3 must have been infected when I bought them and they succumbed to the (it’s like a mold…I will try and find the name..my others from Costco were healthy but I didn’t see this coming at all and I must have contaminated my others by not cleaning my shears well enough!!!! Lesson learned…Luckily we had rooted shoots and gave them to a neighbor to grow so after a year of treating the soil from the infection and leaving it bare…we rooted shoots from the neighbors bush and now we have the 4 bushes back!!! 😊…will try to look up that name for you just in case!! It is a virus called rose rosette disease..it hit Tulsa in 2013 and killed the roses in the big municipal gardens and all of our own home gardens are affected…even the knockouts that are suppose to be super resistant!! I would take a photo of the bush and show whoever you bought it from…could just still be in shock too from planting!!

[@garyball483]

I would like to know if you guys have found Lillian or not because I’ve been praying hard for you guys

[@vivienneturner2028]

Hey Roxanne. Why are you not composting? Everything that you are pulling out as weeds from your prepared pumpkin bed should be going into a compost bin. You will make such excellent compost if you keep it damp. Will save you lots of money from not having to buy it. 😊😊

[@kathleencarlson8529]

OMG ! It doesn't get any cuter than bunnies. They are so smart, Too. I adopted a 4H rabbit. It had never been indoors. The very 1st night it decided an empty box was ideal to go potty. No trains ! If I was in bed reading, she would keep the dogs away from me😊

[@valarieclark3530]

Maybe you can cover Squash and pumpkin with a large tarp when it's expected to drop to 30 and below

[@lindajulian2814]

Im new to your channel i love everything you have done so far. I have watched a few of your videos. Im watching from Victoria Australia keep up the great work. Cant wait to watch you grow and enjoy what you have achieved.

[@BushCraftN4U]

I just moved 22 from mom to grow out earlier this week. Roses really like Tanic Acid, just steep some tea bags and make up a gallon of tea (unsweetened) and set it out overnight and apply directly to the base of the plants. I usually use about 1/2 qt once a month on mine.

[@leocampbell7646]

I was praying had the lily world be back with you here mommy I'm glad she is doing well. I know how you feel I what though the same thing with my Scarlett so I know what you what throw.

[@aliceolivares-chawk8307]

A PKG I bought once, said plant Pumpkins in June. They came out but something ate them and I never tried again.

[@jenthrasher5056]

But row covers for your garden, to protect it from the cicadas that haven't arrived just yet. 😊 I have enough to cover the ground under the plants and all the way over everything. Cicadas will eat everything green. Also a heads u that copperheads love cicadas, so they will be very active so be on the look off for that

[@jackiesaylor2487]

Awwww I figured Bruce's favorite movie would have be Fox and the hound

[@Swtspirit]

Enjoyed Watching Awesome Garden Area Looking Great

[@deborahratcliff8179]

When your pumpkin start vines place straw down under them it will keep moisture in and help stop some pests. And when the fruit set, will keep pests from boring into pumpkin from soil. Same with the squash.

[@jean9780]

You need to do something about all the grass and you need to maybe have soil you planting in native soil tested see what you need to add you say soil looks good but it needs tilling more garden soil looks hard not light and fluffy looking at other gardens help go get some compose. Your garden area looks like so much of top soil was scraped away or washed away those leaves you have racked all these years should have been saved tilled into your garden maybe you could find a farm willing to sell there compost. Couple channels watch were I stole ideas from Acre Homestead she has had gardens for five years she has a grass killer recipe her dad came and handled her weeds, maybe before planting you can kill weeds and till in more mulch and That 1870’s Homestead 7 years gardener. Couple ones I learned from, hope you have a great season.

[@JaniceKonstantinidis]

I love watching you guys working together. I am constantly amazed by your determination and hard work. What a beautiful home you’ve made, and continue to make. The love and respect I see in your marriage is heartbreakingly beautiful. I’m glad I found your channel. Good luck with the pumpkins. Hi Bruce. Congratulations on the babies. Oh my word! Twelve babies. Thank you for such a great video. I’m looking forward to your wall of sunflowers. ❤ I love tall Hollyhocks as well.

[@robinmuniz3290]

I grow sunflowers and if you let them die out the seeds will fall to the ground and you won’t have to plant them every year. They will come back up.

[@crazyjohn6130]

Anthony and Roxanne, your Homestead is looking so awesome. Anthony, such a great video, loved the nature scenes you have a great eye for it. Lots of love from your crazy friend in ohio

[@krisnisius8491]

It a fungus, Dissolve ½ teaspoon of baking soda and one teaspoon of liquid soap in a gallon of water. Using a spray bottle, spray on tops and bottoms of leaves until the mixture drips off. Repeat every two weeks until existing spots stop enlarging and new spots no longer appear.

[@petera.laceysr.28]

Hi Anthony & Roxanne glad to see that u r making ur garden going hey Anthony why don’t u put a automatic watering for the garden hope u take the idea I got the idea from ur sister and Gary because they did it in their garden May The Good Lord Bless ur family

[@user-PeggyO]

Spray them with your homemade plant spray. Mine always gets aphids and some other bugs. Water, dawn, baking soda or whatever you used on the garden. Spray over the top and underneath, that is where the aphids lay eggs.

[@SheriDelong-d9r]

When are you build the green house

[@SheriDelong-d9r]

Roxanne my name is Sheri delong I am from Indiana pa

[@ronnalavadure2152]

Rose leaves turn yellow because the pH of the soil is too high, or there's not enough iron in the soil. It can also be caused by a lack of oxygen when the plants are overwatered or the soil doesn't drain easily.

[@cathyjones3403]

Roxanne get Anthony to build you a greenhouse so you can start your plants early then they will be ready to plant. Whiterock Homestead has one. Think they call it the high tower

[@terryeaston5311]

Helping your rose bush scale back on the watering you may find that the yellowing of leaves go away, plus your drainage in that area might not drain well so you didn't need to water that much sounds like that could be your case here that's why you have yellowing leaves you should water them less like only water roses twice a week in the evening see how that works and if you need to add a day of watering then do so make it 3 days a week.. try that and see if that could be your problem with that bush.

[@NomadBeadz]

What is the name of the bug stuff? I want to try something different. Dawn didn't really help me.

[@juliemarshall4136]

I have used a bag of pet cedar shavings around the stems of squash to prevent the squash worm from getting into the stem. It worked! I have now seen were they say to stake up the yellow squash will help with bugs.

[@BethCarter-n5s]

Oxx u need some ground cloth like mrl and Gary, then u won't have to cut graß in your garden 🏡

[@BethCarter-n5s]

I'm sorry rox,

[@earlinemcgahen3931]

Now is a great time to get feeder piglets cheaper than buying adults, as your in the woods about 10 pigs per acre, acorns nuts weeds, and schrubs is free food for them

[@roberto.peterson9917]

suggestion when working soil for in ground garden work in some compost which helps with hardening and moisture retention once seeds sprout 🌱 may want to cover with mulch straw or lawn clippings help with moisture control and later be worked into soil building better soiil

[@doughudkins1325]

Feed 4 with eye dropper, or small baby bottle. Every three hrs. I raised squirrels that way.

[@cazzawazza9553]

I grew huge pumpkins on my allotment.i was shocked how well they went considering our weather in the uk is crap most of the time

[@anibor99]

22:54 would you be able to put some babies in with the other momma rabbit? We had one that was a full in mom, but I’m not sure if that was a good idea, it just happened to work in our favor.

[@DavidGlunt]

I try not to use chemicals on the garden, but when the Dawn dish soap and water isn't working I'll get some seven dust and use a duster.

[@AffectionateDriftwood-vr2sf]

Guys hve you thought about bee keeping, they will help with pollintion and give u amazing honey

[@karolgrabiel3838]

The yellow is from to much water. You can deadhead the top of the plant just enough to get rid of the bad spots

[@bramirez41]

A really good suggestion for your roses put used coffee grounds around the base this will give it a lot more life and usually what happens is it is nitrogen deficient this will fix the issue

[@wonderwoman88dt70]

The leaves on my roses would turn yellow when I over watered; ph in the soil could be off too.....

[@Troupe112]

I would cut the leaves that are close to the ground on your rose bush. They need air flow. Love the babies.