What’s Growing On

We’re working to save some wayward plant starts before they die, and an update on the ever changing epic garden.
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Baptized and Buried by Will Harrison
Deep Forest Sessions by Molife
Lost In America by Daniel Kadawatha
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[@holliriley952]

You can show as much “yard work” as you want! It’s awesome to see how others maintain their garden areas and it’s encouraging for others 🤪☺️☺️☺️

[@normaraynor9420]

I love work, I can sit and watch it all day

[@amyhouston5817]

It makes me want to get busy too.

[@faithrada]

So true... never get tired of watching how focused you guys are. Your enthusiasm is contagious. Thanks for all you do.

[@growinggenerationshomestea516]

Milky spores kills Japanese beetles and moles for 20+ years. Sprinkle granules in spring before they come out. It's expensive but worth it

[@BlueYiperoo]

Sounds like you have some toads singing...natural bug 🐛 killers.

[@claudialautenslager8695]

I love watching the mowing and weedeatering. your videos are never boring.

[@pnhnut]

IKR, the time lapse weedeating was SO satisfying, lol.

[@pnhnut]

The cool thing about your videos is that they are real and authentic which is why I love your channel so much. I have enjoyed watching the growth you have made on your land from the very beginning. And the growth of your family has been a joy to be a part of virtually... I think you are wise to let the twins do their own thing...very smart of you to do in this weird climate of youtube-isms.

[@beetee3272]

Don’t call it mundane. It is fun to watch the progress, improvements & maintenance of your homestead!

[@matchnumbers7199]

We are in Australia with a 200ac homestead. Your channel is by far our favourite US homesteaders channel. Some of the bigger channels are just difficult to watch. Love the way we see you both and the boys actually doing the work without having employees/interns managing it for you, not plugging books, vlogging about health issues etc. You all do an amazing job and it great to see you teach your boys, and others’ children, the skills they can use for life. Meg is a kitchen wizard and also a wonderful, calm and loving parent. Absolute pleasure watching your family and property grow. Thank you.

[@Ellabobel]

Have to congratulate this reply. You, Meg & all your family on the honest, living blog that ALWAYS shows through. I’ve followed you through all obstacles, and victories, your videos are a very REAL honest approach. Even when things don’t go ‘RIGHT’ you are still there waiting for your life to show you what’s next. Meg - you are the kitchen master cook. Love little “Buggsy” interaction.

[@TheHollarHomestead]

I deeply appreciate your comment, but I do want to be transparent - I am not a perfect parent! We are human like everyone else and I definitely have days where I have little patience and might be harder than I need to with the kids. 😔 Always a work in progress!

[@matchnumbers7199]

@@TheHollarHomestead I hear you! We have 6 grown children. It’s definitely not always rainbows and glitter. Still, your videos are a pleasure to watch. Thanks again

[@bestofnature-h7i]

@Tommie Jones Abandoned it many moons ago. Homesteading is NOT paying others to do the homesteading. AND how many freezers of food does a family really need?

[@donnasaylor2778]

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[@cheryltemple7188]

Not everyone has a yard to do work in.. it's quite nice to watch someone be oddly satisfied with doing the mundane! TY

[@jerrybrady9103]

Hollar Homestead is looking thoroughly productive, you guys are killing it and Thank You for all the hard work of bringing us along 😀

[@sherrybarclay7133]

I enjoyed the longer video of your farming! It was a delight! I was able too enjoy my cup of coffee watching todays video! It was likes old times, enjoying a good half hour of splendid family farm living! Thank you so much! ❤️❤️❤️

[@huttonsvalleypermaculture]

Great to get more plants in the ground. Not only good for covering the soil but the more roots in the ground the more the soil organisms get feed and the better the soil becomes!!

[@amandar7719]

Hey guys. I’m in the UK. Had “extras” just like you. Planted most out : Tomatoes, squashes (no point Sweet Potatoes here), kept last year’s bolted carrots, leeks and parsley, this year’s bolted onions and cilantro… zero honey bees but now there’s an abundance of wasps and hover flies that are pollinating everywhere and predating aphids and other harmful bugs. Spare starts are obviously a boring necessity, but heck! Don’t they just save the day in ground anywhere rather than sit there taking up our time. Anyway, sweet potatoes in the woodchipped orchard could well become a permanent volunteer sweet potato bed like in Back to Eden. If nothing else, the rotating cattle will love the vines next year. 😃👍🏻👍🏻

[@donnaholman2473]

And sweet potato leaves are edible!

[@BirdYoumans]

What is it now, the 3rd or 4th year garden must be so satisfying to see what you have done in that short time. The garden in the over all looks great. I'm sure there will always be "experiments", but you've turned what you said was depleted soil into a great harvest!

[@Coastal.Redwood.Homestead]

I think it’s awesome to see you guys take care of your property

[@elizabethmoyer3807]

I absolutely love watching mundane chores and construction projects in fast forward. It's so cool watching things come together.

[@ronnisimmons9992]

You do Billy and Danny proud with your planting diversity in the orchard!!!!! Don't sweat the potato harvesting timetable. We, in the PNW can harvest til the ground threatens to freeze. The taboes just grow larger!

[@vannesareay9435]

Loved the weed whacking. Just as satisfying as doing it myself almost.😊 Such a beautiful difference. The garden just looks so amazing. Such beautiful progress. You are making a beautiful place out of your homestead. What a difference you have made from the first reveal a few years ago.

[@hotalinghotalinf9703]

When are you going to start working on the soap making room

[@lindal5303]

Yes, plz show the mundane, cause that's just what I needed to get motivated to do the mundane!! The grass around my boxes and garden is as bad as yours was. Seeing how much better it is mowed, I must now do the same😭😭, lol. Thanks for the motivation 🥰🥰

[@gaylewatkins4685]

Whoo Hoo, you are gardening machines this summer. 💪👏 The garden is producting so much food and I am looking forward to seeing how much corn you get from that space. Take care and God Bless.

[@jeannettethorsby7085]

I enjoy watching these videos so very much. Your not pretending! Your as real as it gets and I enjoy that! 😊 Family and what is best for your family and showing us what has worked or not for you with your gardens. Thank you! 🥰 My parents would every year grow this squash that climbed up and grew to look like a baseball bat. It is one of the yummiest squash and very versatile. Let one grow to a huge size and get next year's seeds from it. Just hang it up and let it dry out until next year for the seeds. Wish I knew what it was called. But I'm sure you'd love it.

[@naomipower9166]

Always love watching your stuff grow. It’s the middle of winter here in Australia and it’s been really wet. I’m just starting my seeds off in pots at the moment. I’ll be ready in September to start planting and I can’t wait. Cheers all.

[@ciciliacurt6227]

Everything what you plant and touch is a blessing to your family You put the seeds and God is doing rest 🙏. Love you all

[@thegreekhomestead]

Grow food people! Grow food! It has become a real matter of survival...

[@TheMurph303]

30 min video???!??!? Thank you very much

[@jessicarogers4618]

My favorite part of the garden was the toy tractor you were growing!! 😂 I love that you guys show real life gardening and not the perfect picture manicured garden. Thanks!

[@evalinawarne1337]

GOD BLESS EACH OF YOU 🀄🀄🀄. I watch EVERY VLOG you produce. Thank you beautiful FAMILY. I got to be second BECAUSE GOD is FIRST ❗💯🛐👍🌻🌹🀄❗✡️✝️🇺🇸🇨🇦🀄🀄🀄🀄

[@wendyernst2795]

Farmstead is looking really great! We use sweet potatoes as ground cover here in Hawaii. Cools the soil as green mulch and bonus we get edible sweet potatoes! We also use comfrey as a ground cover in our citrus orchard.

[@homeandgardendiaries6384]

You can eat sweet potato leaves too.

[@orchidlife9482]

@@homeandgardendiaries6384 May I ask what other greens are edible that many of us don’t know about? I’m looking for a variety of greens to juice. Thanks!

[@beccagee5905]

@@orchidlife9482 Radish greens.

[@TalkingThreadsMedia]

Greens from Fava beans are edible (similar to spinach). Beet greens are edible, as are the greens from rutabagas. Good luck and best wishes from Kate in Olympia, WA.

[@patriciahusk3428]

I really love it so much when y’all take us on a walk thru you garden areas!! Ben, I totally get when you say you like to see all the edges after you weed…it is truly a thing of beauty🤗!

[@donnatrimble7439]

Looks soo good guys. All your hard work paying off

[@jamjar5716]

I did enjoy watching the garden edges pop out of the jungle! This was a very generous episode, thankyou!

[@carollang6090]

I really enjoy watching you do mundane things…

[@batpherlangkharkrang7976]

Hi.... Meg and Ben nice to see you, thank you for showing your video homestead chickens farmer garden 👋 bye 👋 bye 👋 bye 👋 👕🐔🐓🐣🐥🐖🐄🌱🌺🌹🌻🌼🌸🌷🏡🎥👍👍👍

[@kathysultzbaugh3858]

We love yard work and mundane chores on the Hollar homestead! Everything looks great!

[@albanymountainhomestead]

I diluted 1 gal of milk to 4 gallons of water and gave each tomato plant at least 1 qt to help blossom end rot. It helps. I don't know how expensive the other stuff is, but can use a resource you already have... Maybe?

[@BrendaJMay]

Everything Yall do is Awesome & Amazing! Much Love ❤& God🙏 Bless 😘Yall

[@martinsmith251]

Good to see that you show the real “growing stuff” including stuff that doesn’t grow (wheat) and when something doesn’t quite fit into how you want it (yard beans), and the don’t know why it didn’t work(black-eyed beans). That’s part and parcel of being a gardener.

[@OutdoorAdventureswithShawn]

The garden is awesome! The watermelon 🍉 will be so good ! Hopefully the taters will grow. The sweet taters are jamming for sure. I love okra ! The arbors are so nice , adds some shade and beauty. Love them. What’s that clicking on the video ? Love the splash of color from the flowers 🌺. Squash for days !! Yummy. I think I saw a tonka truck growing too ! 😂😂 oh the wheat didn’t grow. Thanks for the tour !

[@blueangelsfan4072]

Luv watching your progress! Missed the kitty cats. Hope all the piglets growing strong. 😃🐞🐝🦋🐾🐾🕊♻️

[@PlowAndPantryHomestead]

Thanks for the sweet potato idea. I have some in the same condition and I'm working on a fruit tree guild. Great way to use them and not waste them because I didn't get around to planting them.

[@charlotteforrester3118]

Question. Where do you learn the medicinal benefits of all the different plants ? I have always been interested in what we call home remedies. I think that it’s awesome the abundance of knowledge about plants y’all have. Love watching your channel ❤️❤️❤️

[@bmunday]

seriously dude. "regular watermelon" isnt a thing: just babble bro. the yellow moon and stars is a variety that does well in all growing zones in US, you should do a cut open, and a taste test, cause they rock. much of the rest of your narrative was babble. you are inspecific, and not doing show and tell testing. this will not age well, its just a yearly rant at this stage. quite focusing on what "I" did. she's better at this than you are. you seem, irritable, short conversationed, and inspecific.

[@aprilgrafassessment7159]

I’m in southern ohio and I had FANTASTIC results out of the mangel beets. They were VERY easy to grow for me.

[@workingkelpie]

No one shows the reality of “yard work”. Everything always looks pristine. It’s good to find someone willing to show actual reality 👍

[@claudettehernandez3402]

It’s not just you wanting to take back your yard edges from the weeds. It IS SOOO satisfying to have a ‘clean’ yard

[@tammykroll5645]

Absolutely, it does feel great after doing lawn. Looks great

[@spotteddoghomestead9940]

You guys are killing it. Only goes to show what can be accomplished when everyone is on board. Much continued success with your homestead

[@kennethgibbons366]

Yes - really did enjoy the garden tour... it all looks so healthy and well established. Also you both have so much more confidence talking about your various plantings. Keep well... blessings to the whole family.

[@rosaking8488]

What beautiful abundance of goodness in the garden! It’s beautiful! ❤️

[@Kathy-ny4pu]

Glad to see I'm not the only one that lets the weed eating get away from me. Love your idea of finding places to plant tomatoes, potatoes & peppers in odd places. That will be one of my projects for today!

[@carolcalf2032]

Yard work has to be done and let’s be honest makes the gardens look so much better. Enjoyed this vlog

[@beccagee5905]

Oh by the way, I live in Alabama, and we got about 14 inches of rain today, should be headed your way.

[@SandraNelson063]

There's nothing like a good bowl of slop! So....you've read CS Lewis?

[@jfig120]

You can eat the sweet potato greens like a spinach alternative 😊 So, more food! Great video as always!

[@kathycortez232]

Y’all have a beautiful garden I just love your place y’all have come a long way hugs and prayers

[@sandralovegrove2805]

Hi y’all from Montreal 🇨🇦 we are so different in growing seasons 🌸 your 🪴 plants are way more advanced! on my top floor apartment balcony ... I am growing green beans, pumpkins, morning glory purple flowering vines and a hang pot of strawberries 🍓 all my vines are just starting to flower and my strawberries give me about 5-6 big treats per day! Enjoyed this today ☮️🌈💚

[@TheHollarHomestead]

That’s amazing!

[@anserafers8088]

Mate .. yard work videos are great 👍 I loved the cleanup with the trimmer 💯

[@samanthadenefe8241]

I love that for you guys this is the summer of figuring out where to grow all the potatoes!!! I'm so jealous!

[@KristineLeach]

Can I just say WOW to your garden? It's HUGE and beautiful. And I am with you. The weed eating you did just makes the garden area look positively lovely. Nicely done as always :D

[@psalms125selah]

Love your Gardens and how they have grown this year, your hard work is paying off, that's for sure! Looks like you won't have a short supply of potatoes this year, lol!

[@trinapellegrino621]

🙋🏼‍♀️🕊. Meg sure needs a summer kitchen. Blessings that’s a lot of food to process 🕊🕊🕊🕊🕊🕊. Hope your grandmother comes ❤️❤️

[@deborahkelley4719]

Watermelon 🍉 look great, along with your tomatoes!! Hip hip hurray! Blessings from VA ❤️

[@bethhubbs9937]

Epic, indeed. So happy for you that you have a beautiful, thriving garden. There will always be challenges and room for improvement. That's part of the fun! So glad you share it all with the rest of us - I am very "edutained" by it all. :)

[@denahensley9459]

Hi😀 I have been watching you all from the beginning!! I’m from CA as well. You inspire me!! I’m enjoying every new episode.. You all have done such an amazing job!!! The kids bring a smile to my face reminds me of my childhood😀❤️ For future projects I would love to see Ben and the boys build a deck/porch off the sliding door.. It would be added space for you all possibly to eat outside… just a thought Never stop being you!!! It makes every video special.. Always remember you are helping/inspiring others like me!

[@sandyc6569]

Maybe you should get you a couple scare crows out there or something thats gonna move with the wind that will scare the crows away! Just a thought! Sure is a beautiful garden!! Thanks again for sharing!! 👍💞💖💝💖💞👍

[@adrienne0004]

My Lufah is on the ground, I don't have fencing to hold it up. I hope you guys share harvesting them bc this is my first time :) Thanks y'all!

[@cherylharless281]

While they are little and so cute, I would love to see the piggies more often... daily maybe. (Please!). Do you have a drip system on the orchard? (I don't remember) If so you can pop in one of the emitters that you can turn on and off. If you don't have one,, wouldn't it be a good idea?

[@heavymetalbassist5]

Literally just found out about maypops today. A bunch sprung up randomly and the flowers opened in the last few days

[@SimplyJanHomestead]

I figure if it has a root it will grow! I had to put our shade cloth on the summer squash/watermelon/cantaloupe garden. The heat has been so so bad!

[@isnoo1]

I love the way you two bounce off each other........ so thankful you put the effort into saving your marriage - can see that it has worked big time!! HUGS

[@mutternav4]

Greetings from me over here in Norway, where I’m spending 3 months this summer in the mountains, but amazingly enough, am now able to get WiFi, so catching up with what you guys are doing. I always love watching your channel‼️ ❤️

[@janetwithers7427]

You have so much garden space. Wow. It is amazing how many different things you can grow. 💞

[@imsharonl2]

Impressive! I have just a few plants. You guys put a lot of work into your homestead! Have enjoyed watching from day one. 🙏🙏

[@sharonnorris5984]

Love seeing the before and after. Keep keeping on. One day at a time

[@ashleylovepace1941]

Such a great garden! all your hard work paid off! I would love to see how you harvest and use or preserve all the fruit of your labor. It's INSPIRATIONAL!

[@DurbinSusan]

Your garden has grown so much, awesome job.

[@elaineekberg113]

Our weather changes sometime 3X a day in CO!

[@patriciaherman6499]

Say what you will, this was a very relaxing video watching you plant, weed whacking (nice edges ) and showing what's worth growing and what's not worth growing. Garden looks wonderful, Ben your so resourceful, I wouldn't have thought to plant around the fruit trees with the excess plants. Blessings to all of you. 😊🇺🇲

[@mayhmmaydn]

Ben,that looks so good now. I love trimming everything. So satisfying to stand back and see everything pop

[@wisewoman7906]

The time lapse clips are always enjoyable.

[@jesusislord2457]

You're good to go; in the south east, summer lasts until January.😂 Big hugs Hollars! ☮️💖🙏🇺🇸🇮🇱🇺🇦✝️✌️

[@jdkerk]

Love your gardening videos! What ever happened to the deck you were going to build on your house? It would give you so much more living space to add to your small house.

[@andrewchew2553]

I love yard work and love to see the afterward. Looks a lot better. Please never hesitate in sharing what some may consider mundane as not everyone sees it as that.

[@soniaspangenberg8557]

I was learning how to do the "turkey trill" today cause my young turkeys are starting to do that. It kinda sounded like Meg's "prolific" 😁 I talk to all my poultry BTW.

[@cbordes1]

I’m so envious of your garden!!!!!!! Such blessings are abounding.

[@margaretfoster492]

Wow what a difference from when you moved there

[@mymia731]

We planted bush beans in buckets. Love bush beans. Trying African eggplant. Long growing.

[@nahnisjourney1406]

QUESTION??? Do you ever put garden lime in the planting holes when planting anything that could be affected by blossom end rot? I learned that and do much more from watching HOLLIS AND NANCY HOMESTEAD. I just have a backyard garden, but blossom end rot is so disappointing. Best wishes ALWAYS! 🍅🍉🌶🍋🌹♥️ Donna Coastal Georgia Zone 8B

[@lonestarmobilemechanic2433]

Texas tomato food, wil cake care of any calcium and magnesium problems. I use a backpack sprayer. It’s amazing in the garden . On fruit trees. Anything you spray with it. Incredible

[@heatherk8931]

HEY BEN: Apples, I have SQUIRRELS! So me, I wash, cut the bad part off bird pecks and eat peaches, plums, nectarines and now pears. The tiny apple trees I have haven't been discovered yet. It's either that or get nothing. 🍏🍐🍑🍊🍇🍒🍓🍅 😢😢 🐿 Great idea for what to do with those plant or let them die plants. You are such a hard worker. I was thinking about when you worked in Bakersfield, you probably work harder now! But for YOUR family 🌼🤪👍❣

[@rosemarydiedrich4587]

I just started watching Hollar Homestead and I think you guys are AWESOME !!! I’m up north in Michigan ! I love watching you planting your gardens . I’ve gotten a few gardening tips from you ! Keep on KZbining !

[@psalms125selah]

Egg shells need to be ground into a powder for more bioavailibilty to the plant, for faster calcium absorption, that way you don't have to wait for the egg shells to break down, that could take months, I make egg shell powder by using a mortar and pestle and grinding it down and as far as Magnesuim deficiency you can apply some magnesuim sulfate (Plain ole Epsom Salt, which isn't really salt) around the root base of the plant and water it in, or put about an 1/3 cup to each gallon watering container and water it in gradually! It is good to keep Epsom Salt on hand for your gardens and applying it twice during the lifecycle of growing Tomatoes, Peppers, Night shade plants! Then reammending the soil again MG SO4 with your other ammendments (Compost to supply your Nitrogen and Micronutrients, Calcium, Phosphorous from Bone Meal, Potassium from Potash, etc.) during crop rotations! Another way to create natural slow releasing nutrients to the soil is by making your own biochar, then taking to cooled down char and add it to your almost completed compost piles or by adding it to the compost tea bins, letting them soak up the nutrients in the soil, as mini nutrient storehouse for the microbes to convert to your plants, every time your plants get watered and them biochar pieces get wet, they will slowly release those nutrients back into the soil with the help of the microbial life in your soil to then break it down for the plants to absorb, a very good symbiotic relationship for your plants, keeping the microbiome alive by giving them little nutrient hotels to live in. That is what BioChar will do for your soil! Word of warning though, if you was to put the unsoaked up nutrient biochar directly into your garden beds, they would actually atart robbing your beds of nutrients, because they hadn't had all of the pores filled up in the charcoal with nutrients, which could hurt your plants and microbiome! So from a person who has tryed this David the Good method, you absolutely should either have your CHAR charging or filling up for at least 2 weeks in either the WEED Tea or Soggy Compost, to fill them pours up the nutrients and microbial life! Just thought I would share these tips to immensely help your gardens to retain the nutrients and in the soil for longer! Now after one growing season if the Char gets depleted they will recharge by you ammending your soils after the growing season! Making BIOchar is a good winter Sport for getting a head start for your yearly growing season! I have an aerobic compost tea method using a 55 gallon garbage container, with a lid and placed in the shade, filled up with water, with tons of weeds, seeds and all, Egg shells, a little Epsom Salt, a little Borax, potash, cooked chicken bones, seaweed, Old milk, fish when I get it, but I don't put in any meats! Then after 2 weeks of stirring occasionally, it is ready and never goes bad! I soak all of my biochar before I add to to my beds, and pull from compost tea to fertigate and then add water and more biomatter back into the bin over time to make sure it stays filled up to the last 3 inches from the top! I dilute the tea to about a 1 over 10 parts water ratio, and fertigate the garden plants, on their leaves and soil! This is my Natural Fertilizing regimen doing this every 2 weeks or as the plants show that they need it, as some garden beds are richer in nutrients than others!

[@BrownArrowsHomeschooling]

It is I 😆😆😆😆😆🙌🏾I’m the viewer yelling at the tv 📺 saying ‘that purple & white eggplant 🍆 are the Rosa Bianca‼️‼️‼️’ 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@dianecharles881]

WOW , I DON’T THINK I REALIZED HOW HUGE YOUR GARDEN IS !! ITS BEAUTIFUL! i have a friend that loves to weed eat , and I can’t figure out how she loves to get covered in grass clippings, it does however make everything look so much neater , pray I can begin to love it ,!😂

[@ms.adventures1081]

Here is a recipe that my family and all of South Texas loves that is a great use for cushaw squash specifically. Please try. Feeds an army. CALABAZA CON POLLO Y ELOTE (Chicken with Squash and Corn) 1 4-5lbs. fryer chicken, cut up 1 large tender cushaw squash, peeled, seeded, and cubed (1 to 1 1/2 inch cubes) 1 tablespoon cooking oil 1 tablespoon salt 2 cloves garlic 2 teaspoons mixed spices (comino and pepper corns) * *we use way more than this lol ** 2 large fresh tomatoes diced 1 1/2-2 cups fresh corn off the cob 1 tablespoon flour 1/3 cup water 1. Wash and cut off ends of squash, peel, and cut into cubes. (1 1/2 inch cubes) 2. Grind mixed spices and garlic. Add a little water to make a runny paste and set aside. 3. Brown cut-up chicken in oil. Add salt. Cover and simmer for 15-20 minutes. 4. Add squash cubes, spices, and diced tomatoes. Simmer for 30-40 minutes, covered stirring occasionally. 5. Add corn. 6. Mix 1 tablespoon flour and 1/3 cup water to make a paste. Add to mixture. Cook and stir until thickened and bubbly. It's amazing I promise.

[@growingagardener6770]

Garden looks great! Making me excited for the coming season :D (winter here in Australia)

[@terrimccullough724]

I love a freshly manicured yard. It just changes the look of everything

[@denisebrady6858]

Great Video Guys !!! I have just come in from my Winter Garden full of Brassicas/ tomatoes/lettuce (which is currently AUD $10.00 in our markets) . Garden is looking amazing like yours. Cheers Denise- Australia

[@jillyd2807]

I spotted your toy truck plant!! 🥴😁

[@grandperesdream3183]

When I first began roaming around in Thailand years ago, eating mostly at street markets, I made the mistake of actually eating a little Thai pepper that I think may have been called something like 'pha krit'. Found that it was in the food to provide some flavor, but was not intended to be chewed and swallowed. WOW! One trial learning about that thing... Probably would have blistered the paint off a Mercedes.

[@mariettedemarest5173]

Lol

[@annamaybeekman5152]

YOUR GARDEN IS DOING GREAT HAVE A GREAT WEEKEND

[@TwistedArtLady]

I just wanted to say.... I watch and like every video you guys upload, even with the weird audio clicking. I even just let an ad play all the way through. lol I'm just being cute, my real comment is..... I'm curious why you guys never go live, I'd love it if you did.

[@Angela410R]

Your garden is absolutely amazing! The food in which you grow is astonishing, I wish I had you're a green thumb. Beautiful is exactly what your garden is. I order my seeds from HOSS TOOLS I always get around 98%-percent germination they are a great company and I've had to learn the hard way by purchasing seeds from other companies give them a try, YOUR GIANT BEETS FROM HOSS!! I'm going to get your email information and already you a few seeds and send them to you this way you can give it a try yourself. can give you the same information that I was given regarding my tomato"s, under each tomato plant as you're put an egg and break up some tums (crushed) and put them under the plant spread your soil around the plant. This should help you with your tomatoes. There is another KZbin channel the name of it is "Roots and Refuge" that is amazing KZbin Channel which is a great teaching tool on different ways of resolving issues with plant.