Northern Canadian Garden Tour 2021
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I can’t believe you can grow tomatoes outside!!! Absolutely beautiful garden!❤️
Thanks! We're able to grow tomatoes outside since we live on a hill and in using the layout of our house, and the wind protection around, it's become a beautiful micro climate. The tomatoes on the east side of our house are actually doing better than the ones in our greenhouse!
Glad to find your channel. Also Northern Alberta, former zone 3b now 4a. Doing more with gardening, but had to switch to raised beds, due to mobility changes. Cabbages do not work well for us, but trying new things like Qinoa and Amaranth this year. Clearly the Lord has blessed you! Hope no fires this spring. Blessings... 🙏
I am living here in Vancouver, B.C. & I have a small little garden, the weather is excellent to grow all kinds of vegetables, but, it's no match what so ever to your excellent produce in Northern Alberta, Good luck , most enjoyable video to watch. High thumb up.
I'm in Quebec and I would love to have a garden that is productive also. It is beautiful. This year my goal is production , production, production. Thank you for the lovely video.It was encouraging.
Loved the walkthrough of your garden. I garden in Northern Ontario zone 2. I have a few recommendations you might want to try that have done well for me. First, for peas, Mr Big. Very productive and huge sweet peas. I’ve also managed to get a few watermelons, the earliest being Blacktail Mountain. If you like pole beans, I also recommend flat podded ones, like Merchant of Venice. Much more tender. As for tomatoes…that list is too long for this comment section. 😂 Hoping you’ll enjoy a great growing season this coming summer.
Next year I am starting my first in the ground garden. I have been growing in pots on the porch for several years but that has be tomatoes and peppers and a few herbs. Next year I will be planting near the barn where we used to have animals but the cows and horses have been gone for several years now so it is the most fertile place on the property. I live on the southwest part of Missouri in the ozarks. I have so enjoyed binging on your videos.
Your cabbage is my favorite part of your tour! So beautiful! Your soil looks so soft! We are in SW Missouri. I planted pickling cucumbers in late July/early August. Now producing lots of pickles to can! 🤤
Loved the garden tour!
I lived for many years in the north Peace, just on the BC side of the border. Seldom did we ever get through August without a killing frost. No tomatoes, peppers, melons or corn without a greenhouse, but that didn't stop me from trying :-) I did grow garden huckleberries one year in my greenhouse. I wasn't very impressed with them so never tried growing them again. They tasted nothing like the blue huckleberries of the Rockies that I feasted on as a kid.
Thank you for sharing your farm life, faith and music :-)
God bless!
Thank you! Blessings to you.
I am just down the road from you guys -- I'm amazed at what you were able to grow! Not to mention how beautiful everything looks!
Why is this my favorite garden tour video ever including my own lol yall are awesome. Glad to have found you now i need to catch up
Wonderful garden
From Calgary 😊
Wow what an amazing garden !! , so happy to have found a farm in my area of Northern Ab.
Congratulations on your beautiful garden
Beautiful garden. Thanks for sharing!
What a fabulous garden! You really eat your way through all rhat beautiful produce? Seems like the kids have it so good there in your own paradise that nobody ever leaves home!
Here in Tasmania we have just had a very wet winter, and gardening season is about to begin. I have overwintered spring onions, and my first plantings of broad beans and peas are just starting to grow. Some tiny brassica seedlings have had a cold start, and the plums are beginning to blossom.
Huckleberries, sweet, tart. Great for jam, jelly , pie filling etc. enjoy!
Beautiful garden!!!
Amazing garden, great work and well thought out. This isn't something new for you that is for sure. Thank you for sharing.
New subscriber. What a awesome family. Watched your cheese video. Love your big garden, with such a big family I can see where it comes in handy. Look forward to watching. We had a decent garden but here in South West Louisiana, USA , it is already in the high 90s, things just stop growing at that temperature. Looking to make that pea sheller.
One of my earliest memories is helping my mom and grandma shell peas.
Me too!
Your garden is beautiful, I live in Okeechobee, FL. A lot of these things won't grow down here until about November to March, like Brassica's, it just gets way to hot. And the pest will eat your garden up in the summer months like April to October. I have good luck with Broccoli(early green, sun king), cauliflower (snowball, snow crown), and cabbage in winter. Kohlrabi, is one I would like to try growing here this winter, thanks for sharing, its nice to see how you folks live up there, may God bless ya.
I’m in Wembley and I love your site
Awesome Fam🙏
It has been so wet where I am that my tomatoes are almost a month behind. Great garlic and carrots though, and the best onions I have ever grown! My new garden where the corn is licking in nutrient, and they only got to half their intended height, and are a sad pale yellow. to give you an idea of how wet it is here in Massachusetts, most farmers are struggling to get second cut in because we can only cut hay for about 1 day every 2 weeks. Second cutting should have been in by the beginning of August. We went on a 10 day vacation, and it rained at least 8 out of 10 days while we were gone.
Wow!! That's a lot of peas!😂😍
You are awesome!
Y'all are the cutest. I really enjoy watching y'all's channel. I also appreciate the great informative tidbits here and there. I've driven through Alberta before, as I lived in Alaska for a few years. Beautiful country indeed. I've subscribed to your channel. I hope your work is going well. Look forward to more!
Thank you very much Sarah! We're glad to have you along :)
Thank you! I've learned how to make butter and lard candles from your videos. Very eloquent and informative. Did y'all homeschool? And is your mom very smart? We just started homesteading in Missouri, have 100 acres, and over 50 animals. I want to homeschool, but find it hard to know how to teach. I'd love to have y'all make a video on how you learned all you know! As it takes years and lots of experience and perspective to know what you know!
That's wonderful to hear! Yes, we are home educated, and we'd encourage you to to the same for you children! It has been one of the greatest gifts our parents have given to us. And yes, we have some videos on our education journey in this playlist: ua-cam.com/video/hZM8Dl1vnR4/v-deo.html
You can watch this video about our Mom here :) ua-cam.com/video/wEZWyI5Rl4I/v-deo.html
Here are some words that have encouraged us and helped shape how we learn:
"Those who give themselves to learn the will and the way of God are receiving the highest education that it is possible for mortals to receive."
"People don't care how much you know until they know how much you care."
"Being smart doesn't mean you know a lot, it means you know how to learn."
When you fist showed the Garden Huckleberry I thought, " what on earth are they going to do with such a large pink nightshade (Solanum ptychanthum) plant, nothing can eat it, and it is not even a very pretty flower". Then you said it was a Garden Huckleberry, and I breathed a massive sigh of release.
I googled pink nightshade and found out that what I grew up calling pink nightshade is also called eastern black nightshade (Solanum ptychanthum). Learn something new everyday!
Thanks for sharing. Hi from brazil
H from Manitoba (Swan River Valley), hopefully you are still checking old videos for comments; re: garden huckleberries/fresh they taste terrible, but are great for preserves...we also grow sunberry/a.ka. wonderberry, ground cherries, golden pearl berries and green berries (Australian native plant) all which are good fresh or in preserves(the sunberry can be invasive)...the goldenpearls and sunberry require careful picking/gingerly roll them off type pinch...anyhow these are all annual fruit bearing plants that have produced well for us; so we've kept growing them despite that they are harder to pick than, say Saskatoons or blueberries etc...the garden huckleberries are the easiest to pick but all those varieties should only be eaten/picked when completely ripe. Another thing we grow is Strawberry Spinach which produces these red mulberry type berries(tons of them) that have a very mild flavour and pair well in salads; also our poulty loves both the leaves and the berries and, it is self seeding...so you might want to give that a try if you are not already growing it. May the Lord continue to bless your family and keep you always in Yeshua!
Hi neighbours! Thanks for sharing, and blessings to you in Yeshua!
an amazingly big garden! i m in g.p.
Lol…if a late frost, hail, 42 Celsius temps, no rain and high wind result in this successful garden…then we should be wishing for that every year!!!😂
Haha! Yahweh really blessed our efforts.
Ived remembered maam’s Biegel last year’s tomatoes harvest was so plentiful,,but I thinked you planted much more tomato varieties this year…
Looks lovely🇨🇦👋 Southern Alberta Z3
Really nice garden and greenhouse, do you heat your greenhouse?
Also what do you use as a trellis for your cucumbers? Do you have a video on making trellises? 😊
Just found you and wow! I live in BC. My son lives in Alberta. Have you done a video on saving seeds? Beautiful gardens. I too love Black Current berries and jam. Haven't found any since my grandfather grew them.
Thanks Sharon! No, we don't have any videos on seed saving, but that's something we're learning more about.
I thought I was the only one who had a row of black currants in my garden.( Eastern Montana)
How did the garden blackberries taste? I’d love to know. Also what is the name of the sunflowers you planted?
That was so cool to see your huge garden!! I found your channel through the cheddar cheese video.. I actually thought the oldest daughter doing that video was the mom of the family!! oops - haha
We're in Sydney Australia and have just started spring.. we totally missed our opportunity to get an early crop in and have only just planted seeds (sunflowers for fun, golden zucchini, capsicum (peppers), lebanese and straight eight cucumbers, brandy wine and .. something faux tomato (the pink version of brandywine) and also San Mazarno - yummiest and best for sauces, nicer taste than Amish paste - erm.. also pumpkins.. we're so bad at these.. but we try to grow Napoleon (huge long) and jarrah pumpkins. also tromboli zucchini are fun). oh and purple runner beans.
Last year we were so excited to try growing the napoleon pumpkin variety as the photo I got from the seed seller showed the pumpkin was as long and side as his leg! but being in the "bush" (the original trees and plants that fill australia!) we also have a lot of wildlife and they nibbled our pumpkins! So we moved them to spikey native plants and managed to grow them in the spikey bushes. but no wins...
So this year we've made a house of fine bird wire and bamboo (growing like a weed in the "bush") and will try growing everything enclosed to avoid damage!
In sydney (and anywhere north of here near the coast - like within 2 hours of the coast before mountain ranges) you can grow all year round. Brassicas, peas, english spinach, silverbeet and lettuce are all things we've grown in winter. This year we just did sugar snap peas (eat the pod too) and broccoli as we've been a bit busy.
Thanks for the videos! you guys are so talented.
OH! HUGE thumbs down from my son who got upset when you put the cat in the pond and chased him in the house! tut tut :)
I'm off to find another one of your cheese videos. xx
Thanks for commenting and also for sharing about your garden! Always so interesting and enjoyable :) So glad you're enjoying our channel. All the best to you guys as you begin spring! So strange to think that we're gearing up for snow here in a bit while your starting a new season :)
Great video ladies. When do you put your row cover on your cabbage (family) plants? I am in northern Montana, and wow we can have flea beetles, yikes. How are you keeping the greenhouse cool enough in the middle and late summer?
Thanks :) We cover them right after transplanting. We keep our greenhouse doors and windows open, and also have a fan that helps circulate the air.
Wow, your garden looks great. How do you prepare your soil? Do you do no till?
Yes, we've done no till. Lots of mulch and compost layering.
Can any kale varieties survive all year outside in Calgary? Like Winterbor? 💜☁️🌈
Can you make a video showing how you store everything you grow?
Here's one: ua-cam.com/video/zqAPlPKqxY4/v-deo.html
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That is beautiful ! The music makes me laugh :) we have quite a few of the same varieties of veg and types of flowers 🌸
I should have taken notes because I have some thoughts and questions .
Is that hyssop or thyme ? My hyssop has not had flowers yet like yours if it is hyssop.
Is that really cannibas ? Lol. Does it smell ? Good idea for medicinal :)
Great ides for wind barriers etc
I love the new no till !
Great job girls .... but I do love to hand shell peas :)
Thank you! So glad you enjoyed :) Yes, that is hyssop. And yes, that is cannabis. It has a very unique smell, rather like a peppery/minty/anise-ish something... :) Hope you're doing well!
Holy that soil !!!!! My garden is on a hill that had cattle feeding. Fairly rich soil but lots of weeds and stones. Did you haul in a lot of compost or is that your natural soil there ? Your garden is beautiful. I'm in Fisher Branch MB. 1 1/2 hour north of Winnipeg.
Thanks. We have added a good amount of our own compost on top of the beds. Really helps.
Was that a Masocat?
How do you keep up with all of that!?
Is that a Back to Eden garden?
Many hands :) The garden is in Ridgedale Permaculture style.
Where did you get your pea podding machine?
From a friend :)
Greetings from Ontario.
You guys have a beautiful garden space. Everything looks great.
Good job guys.
I just subscribed today.
Great video, you seem like such a nice family.
Thanks for sharing.
Can't wait to watch some more of your videos.
Cheers!
Happy gardening.
Wonderful! Great to hear from you and have you along :)
What is the zone? Did i miss it?
We're a zone 2-3
do you spray with insecticides? organics or comercial ?
The only insecticide we use is an organic spray called BTK. This we use only when needed for cabbage caterpillars. Otherwise we simply cover our brassicas with row covers. We also make a fermented garlic spray to deter pests.
Bigger is not better with kohlrabi. Anything over 3 in across becomes woody.
Poor cat jajaja
There are no pest there?
O yes, but we're learning how to handle them! Worst for us are cabbage butterflies and cut worms. Sometimes slugs.
What growing zone are you?
Zone 2-3
Amazing 😉. We’re in the Ozarks in northwest Arkansas. We’ve already harvested most of our crops and just started our fall garden. How do you water 💦 your garden? I’m thinking people power 😂 Shabbat Shalom
Thanks! We started out the year with people powered watering :)...however, we had to move to a sprinkler set up as the drought was quite bad this year. Normally watering isn't a problem for us though. Shalom!
Do you sell your vegetables?
No.
Why did they throw the cat into the pond??
Too many flees
Oh and WHAT did you say you're going to do with cannabis?? totally illegal here so we're curious!
Make salve
@@fourseasonsnorth ahh right! You pronounce it differently there so we couldn't figure out what was said! We say SaLve. Funny hey 😂
What have you noticed its best for?
We're learning about it, and there's lots to learn as it's such a different herb! It's supposed to be good for many things including rashes, skin conditions and skin cancer.
Dont like how you treated the kitty.
Interesting garden, but don't appreciate the animal abuse that took place - actually quite disturbing.
I have enjoyed many of your videos and have referred them to family and friends. We are all avid cooks, gardeners animal lovers, etc. I have to say that I was disturbed by the shameful way you treated that beautiful cat in this video. Cats should NEVER be picked up by the tail, no matter what you think. It can cause serious neurological harm. Then to throw him/her what looks like 30 or 40 feet into a pond ?????? I guess 'do unto others as you would have them to unto you' doesn't include the treatment of animals and pets. I am unsubscribing and widely circulating this abuse. So far my community is similarly appalled. A beautiful garden means nothing compared to this reflection. If you are interested in how to treat animals, I suggest watching UA-cam of Helpful Vancouver Vet.
I have reported you for your animal abuse!!