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Wow, the garden is outgrowing my effort.

Thank you so much. If I could, I would give you a huge bucket full!

Thank you! Gosh, you should see it now, a month later.

If i send you an email, would you be able to send me a photo of okra plants ?

Wow, just glorious! Awesome work. Your garden is so impressive!!!!!! 7:46

Thank you for your kind words. We hope your channel triples its size. Enjoy your day.

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You inspired us to video the garden. It is so beautiful! Take a look. ua-cam.com/video/NH8_efnaxq8/v-deo.html

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The farm life, never leaves us.

We hope you pick up something useful while you stay. Good to see ya

Interesting process, I never heard it before, so I say I should try it. Thanks for the tip! 👋

It is nice to meet you. 😊 We would love to see your garden way up north, I know it is beautiful! I have been in that neck of the woods before. If the climate in which you have no issues with mold, I would say yes to the mulch. At another location, we found the okra love the moisture that hay or straw provides. With soil that drains well, this is a great benefit to a garden. Our gardening set up at the other location, the whole garden was a no-till garden. We covered the ground around the base with recycled boxes out of the trash. Then we stacked about 5 inches of hay on top. When the hay flattened, it settled to about an inch and a half. It was 103° f that summer. The Okra thrived like I had never seen it before. Huge I tell ya! We had stalks that were 6 inches around at the base and 10 feet tall. Beautiful! I hope you can find something in our garden experience to help along the way. I really thank you for taking the time to chat. It is an honor on my part. ✌️

Happy birthday to you, we hope your day is beautiful!

We are around 95 degrees fahrenheit during the day and 75° at night. . The okra plant thrives in heat. We would be happy to help, tell us a little more about your garden.

Thank you for your comment, we hope your day is enjoyable today. Peace

We tend to the pepper plants in a different manner than we do for the okra plants. The pepper plants do not require pruning to encourage fruit production. When we prune the pepper plant, we keep the bottom foliage clear from touching the ground. We keep any dead or damaged leaves cleared as well. In doing so, our pepper plants get four or so feet tall and can get four feet in diameter. We harvested 2 gallons of preserved peppers off one plant this last year. I am still cooking out of that pile of peppers. ❤️ ❤️

We are pleased to hear about your progress. Thank you for taking the time to write to us to let us know your experiences. The honor is on our part. Preserving , this is a very important subject in garden planning. It determines how we grow. I have accepted your advice. I agree. There is a need for more information around preserving the okra. We will try to put together information on how we are preserving and share it.. We freeze most of our okra in whole pods. When we are ready to cook, we cut into bite-sized portions while frozen, and then they are battered and tossed strait to the skillet frozen. This will allow the okra to cook as fresh as possible. For us, we can not tell the difference between the frozen and the fresh picked when preserving this way. My favorite way to eat Okra is fried. We will share the recipe in the future. We do not pickle any of our okra, but if we were to do so, we would start our base with our cucumber pickling recipe. Then we would adjust to our taste. Thank-you again.

We are pleased you have found this information helpful to your garden. We don't have all the answers, but we are happy to always try to share best practices. Thank you for the positive feedback. ❤️

Gee wiz, I would love to pick your brain on the details of how to run a channel. I see you have insight.

Thanks

Lol 😊

Thank-you for your feedback. It is much appreciated!

13:54 yes it sure is gorgeous. Look how perfectly weeded it is!!!! 👏🏻

Really enjoyed the whole video. 23:15

It definitely ends on a good note

We are glad you can enjoy the garden with us. We are trying to do an introduction video to provide more insight into how we grow and garden. In many ways, our garden is unique to what is popular, we hope others can see this in our channel. The sunflowers seeds we use for the chickens, and for attracting pollinators, but most of all, the beauty is our favorite part. I do like sunflower seeds on a great salad. Canning is a big deal around here. There have been a few people who ask if we will show canning. Who knows, canning is a huge part of our preserving process. We definitely want to listen to all of our feedback. Thank you for all yours! 😊 ✌️

Oh my Gosh, I am a hearing ya. I can just go out there and sit for hours in the garden. Next year, I'll do more space as well. I still have some plants bunched up. Thanks for checking out the garden! ✌️ to u

If you find time to give us feedback, please do it in one or two weeks. Let us know if and how the plant responds after pruning this way? Was the fruit production growth faster? Thank you and grow much, okra!

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That is good to hear 😊, rain all night again lat night. I have plants covered in water. Since I am in the hills and our ground is about 70% sand, it drains fast. Goodmorning from my way.

I took your advice. You are correct. You made me realize I had been lazy. I thinned them out. Thanks 😍

Lol, :-), thanks a million!

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Much love your way! Peace!

Mucho blessings to you!

@@RoosterHoller I want to come and see. Thanks

Thank you 😊 We hope your day is full of 😃.

As you see it, so it be unto you. Thanks for the comment 👍 😀

Your biology makes sense. Thanks for the comment. 🙂

@@anitabond2184 which one is better for eating?

It's matters bc u just learnt something!! Good work now remember what he said I know for some that may be the tricky part

Thanks for 🔊 out to us! Peace to ya!

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Thank you for stopping by and leaving such kind comments! We have tagged you in our new garden tour video. Thanks for watching!