What's in the Ground Beds? | Harvesting Beans & Potatoes | Weeds & Wildflower Berms/ Garden Farm
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- Опубліковано 21 вер 2024
- Casey and Jason share their day in the Garden. Casey harvests brand and potatoes and then takes you on a tour of their Ground Beds. Jason and Casey walk the wild areas on their property and talk Weeds and Wildflowers.
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thank you so much for all of the supportive comments, and tips and suggestions all of you shared! We appreciate you so much!❤️🌿
You guys are doing a beautiful job! I love it all, but I gotta say I squealed with excitement everytime I got a glimpse of a sunflower! Lol, happy flower :)
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Harvest vegetables is also very useful
Very nice video
Stay tuned friend
Queen Anne's lace is beautiful and definitely one of my favorites! I grew up with them growing wild and would look at them closely and get lost in all the delicate details. It's like a little village of lace. Everything looks great! I grew up in a big farm in WV and would eat right out of the garfen! Yum!!!
Everything is absolutely beautiful. You are providing your children with a wholesome life.💕
That's enough to make anyone feel happy.
Casey and Jason, I love your berms! They are really starting to fill in nicely and will provide even more privacy with each passing year. Your landscape is so beautiful! Thanks for sharing your gorgeous gardens with all of us. ~Margie
Love the Queen Anne’s lace as well! Just lovely! I’m loving your beautiful garden! Thx for taking us along- I’m totally inspired by you guys!🌼🌻🐝🌿
I think the window boxes are the most beautiful and creative I have ever seen! I also love your berms, however all your raised beds are gorgeous too. What the heck I love it all and your beautiful family!
In addition to growing Queen Anne’s Lace you should also consider Goldenrod and Ironweed. Our meadow bursts with color and pollinators from those three alone. Just wanted to share those with you! Happy gardening!!
thank you for sharing!!
I love the structure Jason has built on your raised beds. I have looked at so many examples but really like the clean lines. I live in a standard new build house near London which means the garden is only 50 foot. However when the children have finished school I will be able to move out into the shires and have a garden with raised beds, now I know how I want them to look. Also your girls out driving having a ball and a handful of beans how special x
There are determinate and indeterminate potatoes, just like there are tomatoes. Not all potatoes produce all the way up the stem of the plant. Determinates tend to just produce right above where you planted the seed potato regardless of whether you keep mounding up or not. :)
I love birds too, I get distracted by them as well, but I also get distracted by butterflies.
My wildflower patch seems to be struggling this year too in zone 5 Iowa , I'm guessing it's because of the crazy weather we have .some things haven't even bloomed yet but should have been blooming the first part in July I will say the bachelor button in my wildflower garden sure is putting on a show.
Nice video thanks for sharing i did enjoy it 🤗👌🌻
Hey, instead of a tree…by the science shed, what about banana plants? ❤️The Queen Anne’s Lace is gorgeous!
A ruby falls redbud or something similar would look pretty next to the science shed.
I never knew you had a large in-ground garden bed - everything looks wonderful.
A Japanese Maple would look amazing by the science shed!
It’s so nice to see you posting again! Finally installing landscaping in our backyard and your videos are a real inspiration!
i’m happy we are able to help!! it’s so exciting to plan a landscape, you are going to have so much fun!!
Love it.... the girls are out riding and then they roll up for a fresh snack. I think I'm done planting veggies for the season.. too many rabbits, squirrels and rats. I'm sticking with planting Fall flowers.
Everything is so beautiful! I’d probably just sleep outside and would be hard to decide what area I’d try first!
I would've been pulling those thistles out by hand 😊
Good to know that you can plant the potatoes without having to mound. Do you have a video on how you planted the beans? I would love to learn how to do beans. I’m great at flowers but could use some help with vegetables. Your girls are having a good time enjoying life. Your Snapdragons are really pretty. Is the Queen Ann’s Lace something that can be purchased? Maybe a Pinky Winky Standard - the special tree you maybe interested in. I love mine and maybe the girls will love the look and the name. Thanks for sharing your beautiful garden.
so queen anne’s lace is a weed that we let go wild. seeding beans is the perfect thing to start with when growing door. I just create a small trench with a hoe, then i place the bean seeds down in the trench(only 2-3 inches) then cover and water. In about 50 days you will have a healthy snack!
@@TheLawrenceGardenFarm thanks so much for replying. Do you mind sharing the seeding beans you use? Thanks again.
I can't decide what is my favorite! Just a gorgeous property.
thank you!
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Love your channel. You should sa these bor these ones
Good morning Cassie and Jason! From Boston 😁
Good Morning!
Love your videos. Those kids have really grown! It won't be long before they are asking for the car keys.
😂🤣i know, they’ll be pros by the time they are 16!
I’ve only just found your channel - your berms, are they for sound or flood mitigation? Also, your amazing raised garden beds…3’x12’?
berms are for privacy and adding more design to it. It was just a flat piece of land before
raised beds are 3”x14’
Did you plant the Queen Anne's Lace or did it just show up?
Hey there , I grew up learning that green beans are toxic when you eat them raw… just wanted to let you know…
Hey Cassie and Jason . It’s me bindi
Hi Bindi!
Your tree is falling over?💚🙃
😂🤣 yes that’s how it grew in after a wind storm and every time we picked it up it would tip, now it’s grown in that way and can’t be moved. We were told that we could just cut it down, but I can’t find it in my heart to do that. So we love it for its unique growth❤️🌿
Is it me or do you have an evergreen tree falling down?