It is Christmas everyday in the garden!!!! "Rich to homestead?!" when a dinner for two out can be $100+. Not to mention the benefits of the "whole" food that we eat directly from garden to table. Priceless. Thanks Natasha!
I dream of the day i might have the space to build up a farm such as yours. In the meantime, I will just enjoy watching your accomplishments. You really have a beautiful garden.
Alright. You've sold me on the blauhilde beans. I had one more arch that I wasn't sure what to grow on it. Watching your videos has convinced me on the beans. Into the ground they go!!
This comment literally made me laugh out loud, I feel like I could just hear it being said out loud! I'm so glad, I look forwarding to hearing how you like them!
Yes we LOVE your harvest videos! -My onions didn’t really grow bulbs so I don’t know what I did wrong. First try. -I bought Black Beauty seeds from Wild Boar Farms today because I’ve heard such good things about it. -I also love Holy Basil to make tea with honey. -I harvested a bunch of Genovese for pizza yesterday! So good! -Got my first Sugar Rush Peach pepper fruiting. Can’t wait to try it! N Texas 8a
I'm really looking forward to hearing how you like the black beauty tomatoes and sugar rush peach peppers 🙌 sorry the onions didnt work! Did you plant them in the fall? I grow ours from seed and try to stick to short-day onions because they bulb much quicker and tend to do better in the south. For example Texas Sweet, Vidalias, and sweet reds 🥰
@@ShepherdingPeppersFarm yes I grew them from seed last fall. I planted Spanish and Texas short day varieties. I didn’t water much nor fertilize so maybe that’s why. I will definitely let you know about the BB tomato’s and SRP peppers!
Your garden looks amazing! I just pulled most of my onions yesterday, I grew a sweet variety called "Timon" this year and we had the absolute best cheeseburgers last night.
If you plant only mochata type squash the vine borers have a much harder time getting into the vine, and if they manage to bore in the vines put down roots at every leaf node so they can't kill the whole vine. I learned a long time ago the maxima squash were the target of the vine borer moth and I'll never have them in my garden again. Dawn dish liquid mixed in water will kill some of the ants and chase the mound out and won't hurt your plants.
I like to keep the bottom 12 inches of the tomato plants clear from any leaves or suckers. And I will prune the suckers back occasionally, but only really if the plants are closer than 18-24 inches together. I always find that by leaving the suckers the harvest is much larger 💚
I do not, I try to allow the plants to grow with as little help from me as possible and the trellis shaded one enough ever so slightly as the plants grow vertically. So they have never needed it ☺️
It is Christmas everyday in the garden!!!! "Rich to homestead?!" when a dinner for two out can be $100+. Not to mention the benefits of the "whole" food that we eat directly from garden to table. Priceless. Thanks Natasha!
I couldn't agree more! 🤍
Amazing, I love how detailed you are with explaining everything. 🌱❤🌱 Happy Gardening
Thank you! Happy gardening to you as well! 💚
Coucou
Un vrai régal à regarder, bravo pour ce partage 😊
À bientôt
Merci mon ami!
@@ShepherdingPeppersFarm de rien c'est avec plaisir 😊
Yall sniffing hands was so cute!!! 🥰
(never thought I would say that in my life) 😂
The things we say as gardeners, right!? 😂 💚
@@ShepherdingPeppersFarm 🤣
Wow you have so much! It's all so beautiful ❤
Thank you 🤍
I dream of the day i might have the space to build up a farm such as yours. In the meantime, I will just enjoy watching your accomplishments. You really have a beautiful garden.
Go for it! And thank you😊
Hi from Queensland Australia, I’m new to your channel and I must say you are very informative it’s so refreshing 😊
Thanks so much! 😊
Working for a living is way more expensive than homesteading. Homesteading is about freedom from the need for money.
I couldn't agree more!
Your home 🏡 stead looks amazing..WOW the garden looks awesome 😊😊🎉🎉super fantastic video 📹 as always 😀 ❤🎉😊
Thank you so much 🤗
Alright. You've sold me on the blauhilde beans. I had one more arch that I wasn't sure what to grow on it. Watching your videos has convinced me on the beans. Into the ground they go!!
This comment literally made me laugh out loud, I feel like I could just hear it being said out loud! I'm so glad, I look forwarding to hearing how you like them!
Your garden is amazing as always, and your babies are so sweet 🥰 Thanks for sharing 💜
You are so welcome 💚
Thanks for sharing your harvest during the garden tour, I am getting lots of ideas thanks.
I'm so glad to hear it!
Yes we LOVE your harvest videos!
-My onions didn’t really grow bulbs so I don’t know what I did wrong. First try.
-I bought Black Beauty seeds from Wild Boar Farms today because I’ve heard such good things about it.
-I also love Holy Basil to make tea with honey.
-I harvested a bunch of Genovese for pizza yesterday! So good!
-Got my first Sugar Rush Peach pepper fruiting. Can’t wait to try it!
N Texas 8a
I'm really looking forward to hearing how you like the black beauty tomatoes and sugar rush peach peppers 🙌 sorry the onions didnt work! Did you plant them in the fall? I grow ours from seed and try to stick to short-day onions because they bulb much quicker and tend to do better in the south. For example Texas Sweet, Vidalias, and sweet reds 🥰
@@ShepherdingPeppersFarm yes I grew them from seed last fall. I planted Spanish and Texas short day varieties. I didn’t water much nor fertilize so maybe that’s why.
I will definitely let you know about the BB tomato’s and SRP peppers!
Everything is looking so good! 🥳🤗
Thank you! 🤗
First time watching your channel ❤love love love that had to subscribe cos wanna see more.
I'm so glad to hear it! 🤍
You are very encouraging. I learn something new each time I watch. I didn't know about bush beans so that was new.
Excellent! Glad to be of help😊
Hey new subscriber and i absolutely love your garden. I'm actually binge watching 😊
I'm so glad to hear it! 💚
Looks like your hubby is feeling better. I'm glad! Sorry about the ants.
He is up and running again which is SO wonderful!
Hi it is my first time on your channel and I have just subscribed to you. Great idea, thank you so much for sharing. All the best on this journey.
I'm glad you're here! 💚
Your garden looks amazing! I just pulled most of my onions yesterday, I grew a sweet variety called "Timon" this year and we had the absolute best cheeseburgers last night.
That is awesome!
That's great and amazing 🤩
Thank you so much 😀
👌👌👌
😊
If you plant only mochata type squash the vine borers have a much harder time getting into the vine, and if they manage to bore in the vines put down roots at every leaf node so they can't kill the whole vine. I learned a long time ago the maxima squash were the target of the vine borer moth and I'll never have them in my garden again.
Dawn dish liquid mixed in water will kill some of the ants and chase the mound out and won't hurt your plants.
Good tips!
Great video, as always. Do you trim back your tomato plants? Like removing additional suckers?
I like to keep the bottom 12 inches of the tomato plants clear from any leaves or suckers. And I will prune the suckers back occasionally, but only really if the plants are closer than 18-24 inches together. I always find that by leaving the suckers the harvest is much larger 💚
Do you not have to shade cloth your tomatoes in your Climate?
I do not, I try to allow the plants to grow with as little help from me as possible and the trellis shaded one enough ever so slightly as the plants grow vertically. So they have never needed it ☺️
Everything seems to been growing at an unfathomable rate! Even that massive colony of ants... 😳😳😳
😂 this made me chuckle! Really, the ants are out of control!