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The joy of good food! This made me happy!

I live in a very small town and we have a store like that with seeds in barrels and cans , where they weight them out for you. Thats some old school stuff right there.

The corn stands up again!

Glad you’re safe! That storm was not kind to your garden! She’ll recover, there maybe be loss and damage. But the sun will come out again. You’ll right what you can. You will drop more seeds, each a promise of life. I hope that ear of corn was sweet as candy! Be safe my friend!

I'm watching you from the UK keep it up girl it's nice growing our own it tastes amazing

Glad you’re alright. Take care😊

Glad you are ok

Lots of work in the garden

Yummy! My favorite thing from the garden, a tomato! 🍅

Girl those mosquitos. I was itching right along with you. That cucumber looks good. I grow my brassicas in the Fall too. Because of all the bug pressure. Thanks for sharing your garden with us. Have a lovely day my friend

Mmmmm…fried green tomatoes! Yes please! I couldn’t see the bugs, but I wonder if they were leaf footed bugs. I have a friend down in your area who gets those. In the future maybe give us a close up if you can. I hope and pray you get a bumper crop of tomatoes! 🍅

Bugs 🐛 bugs, and bugs .

Hey 👋. I’m not afraid of either one. 😊

I am up north so I have no advice on how to grow your greens in a Texas summer. Maybe a shade cloth canopy? It’s cool enough here I can grow most of those, maybe not mustard greens as I’ve heard they are the quickest to bolt. I hope some southern gardeners have tips for you!

Those bugs are out

I am glad your tomatoes are ok

I would suggest harvesting t seeds from ripe tomatoes, they need time to mature. I am not entirely sure, but I think the bird was a Grackle.

Y’all know how to set out a good meal! You are blessed with good family!

Great job capturing this family moment...we love you 😍.

Thanks for sharing 😊

Everything looks good. I am so afraid of snakes 🐍 just like you are with cats. 🐈

Great job. I wanna start some corn 🌽 seedling but not sure if I can put them in a grow bag. 😊

Such a nice harvest. Sharing with your neighbors is awesome. What a blessing. 😊

Hey you have a beautiful garden. It’s so nice of you to show your friend and look she might start her own garden. I hope she do. Thanks for sharing. I really enjoyed watching. 😊

Thanks for sharing. You did a great job. I had no idea you could do this . I will try it.

Good morning. Family is everything. Your nieces are so precious. I hope you enjoyed your Mother’s Day. Let’s go shopping to put some more things in your beautiful garden. Have a great day. 😊

You can make some fried green tomatoes

So nice to spend time with family. I visited my mom yesterday. Good times. Your nieces are sweet I am so glad you’re sharing your garden with them. Teach them young. Happy Mother’s Day.

Wow! Great harvest. 😊

Hey ! New subscriber here from Florida here to support. I am new to learning gardening. I will be starting my own small gardening soon. My sister just moved to Texas a couple months ago. 😊

Your babies are growing!

Nice

Good for you! Owning up to it and now you have herbs on the way!

Yes your tomatoes looks great. Make sure you take off the lower leaves. So they can get some air flow. And no disease can get on your tomatoes from the leaves touching the ground. You are going to have a wonderful harvest soon. Have a blessed day

Nice job! They should do fine and with time you will have 2 new rose bushes. In you growing zone they should do fine. Up north here in New England it’s trickier because of our winter. Our rises are grafted to either a wild rose root or a blackberry roots which allows them to survive our winters. What a lovely experiment my friend.

I'm not a god believer but I happily do a rain dance whenever my garden gets a good natural soaking over a few days. Plants seem to respond best to rain water rather than irrigation, in my opinion. I don't agree with your friend's advice, taking so many leaves off your vines. Those leaves are like solar panels that support fruit production. Also all those exposed bright yellow blossoms could attract pest insect like squash borers. If you need to attract more pollinators, plant more bright cheery beneficial flowers in your beds. Marigolds, zinnias and coneflowers work great also flowering herbs like sweet basil. Gotta say this was a fun video. Your enthusiasm is infectious!!!

Love Love you and your beautiful spirit, and, your videos.

BEES DO NOT FLY WHEN IT RAIN, THEY CAN'T FLY

Thanks for sharing!!

Yasss!!

My squash is not doing good. To see your squash I know there is hope. Great job!

Girly Girl! I love your heart and your spirit! New Sub from Payson, AZ.

Smile and the world will smile back at you.

Great video! Thanks for the gardening tips!!!

You are doing good.

you ok

I was wondering where they go during the dry months where I live.

Do a little dance, do a little dance! Thanks for the shout out! As gardeners and content creators we find ourselves being part of a community. I’ve met such great people, including yourself! My tips are offered in that spirit of friendship and community! Keep growing! Your friend-Rick

You have a beautiful spirit! Thank you and Jessica for the advice on the squash advance I’m going to try it. Keep dancing in the rain.

Wow I forgot how important pollination is. Great content