There are way too many people that comment out of their unhappiness in order to make others upset. You are doing a great job and if that individual ever had a garden they would know that this is normal this time of year. I wish that people were more kind and would mind their own business.❤ we appreciate you being real. Hope the baby goats are doing well
😆 🤣 😂 Homesteading.... you're never bored, your kitchens never clean and you never have trouble sleeping at night😊 I personally thing your garden's 3:30 wonderful.
Good grief!! In October, a perfectly clean garden is not a reality for any true homesteader. There just are not enough hours in the day for doing everything!! You are going great, just as you are!!! God bless!
The person who made the clean up your garden doesn’t have a homestead. They probably have little gardens and don’t have the things a homesteader has to do. Some folks need to watch their comments. I have the same going on here on our homestead. Your garden is much more productive than ours now. We Live here in Texas and ours is almost done. I love your garden. I don’t see the weeds I see the beautiful flowers and plants!!!! And now getting ready for our lamancha Sugar is going to have a baby in November. Have to add 2 extra birth houses to my other stalls. We are repairs and painting house and the work never stops. I am always proud of you and what you do and how you do it!!!!
Hi Heather You don't have to explain anything . Your castle you're rules. If someone dont like it who care, don't let any one to put you down. I love your jungle :)
They probably don't even have a garden let alone a farm. Some people think a garden is a one time thing per year. They can't understand that other people grow their gardens year round if they can.
After years of trying to keep a perfect garden, house, yard etc, I have found it does not really matter. I planted a hill of cantaloupe in a space that I know will be a jungle. My husband told me I was wasting my time. I got more cantaloupe than we could eat. Lol point proved. Everyone else I knew that had theirs in a spot with no weeds and they did not do well. I believe the weeds shaded the plants from the extra hot sun and the weeds helped retain moisture. It was a hot dry summer.
Heather, you do not have to explain yourself. You know who your true subscribers are. I/we love you just the way you are. We are blessed that you let us follow around your farm. I sure love your garden. Thank you so much for sharing. Love and Blessings to you all. ❤❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏🙏Doris, Penrith 🇦🇺🦘
Your garden is fine. Life is not picture perfect all the time. Some people just say anything for the sake of saying it. If it bothers them they can come clean it up lol
Hi from Australia. Thank you for showing the true side of homesteading. If i had a garden like yours whether at its prime or at the end i would be super happy. Keep up the good work and good content.
Hi there Heather, my name is Roxanne and I love love your channel. I would say right now it's my favorite UA-cam channel. In response to the mean comment that your garden looks like a jungle I think your garden is beautiful. I personally am amazed at how much you accomplish. Having lots of kids both go kids and real kids, and such a beautiful garden along with all the baking and preserving you do is quite impressive. Thank you for sharing your life with us. Thank you for being real. Wish I could meet you in person someday.
Formal tidy gardens are lovely, but they are somewhere you visit, not live in. Someone once made a sarky comment about my laundry pile many years ago when I had 17 horses. Asked me if I felt bad about it. Why yes, as I lie on my death bed, I'm sure my last thought is going to be about how devastated I am that I'm still being judged about my laundry pile. Perhaps I'll have to add my rather messy October garden to the list now too 😒🤣
I really hope the judgmental people who tell you to do things differently have perfectly manicured gardens and perfectly cleaned homes. It's so strange to me that people see filters and fakeness all over social media when their own home isn't perfect. I just don't get it. It's ugly out there but your homestead is beautifully messy and REAL. I appreciate that much more than perfection as I sit in my imperfectly real and sometimes messy home. Thank you for sharing your reality Heather. Blessings to you and your family
I'm so glad I'm not the only one that refers to myself in the third person in that way 😂 And I happen to agree, spring Melissa always has so much more motivation than winter Melissa. Congrats on the free lane food! 👏
I cannot believe the nerve of some people that you have to explain yourself and what you decide to do with your garden just because they are rude and unkind. You are generous enough to share part of your life with us strangers and brighten our days with a bit of farm and homesteading life and you are free to decide what you do with your place. Also, you never know what happens to people off camera, maybe you decided you needed a week off or you are going through some stuff or it Is normal for you to állow a little mess just because
I adore the wild Autumn gardening spaces! The flowers (marigold and zinnia?) still blooming, some plants pushing to produce flowers and fruit before Winter arrives is glorious! And the "neglected lane" is beautifully hopeful and proof that even a space that gets less attention (David the Good calls it "lazy gardening") can still be fruitful. Wondering if any of the buggy/past their prime veggies would be good for your rabbits? I know my pet rabbit enjoys a lot of greens from our garden (tops from radish, turnip, carrot mostly) but he enjoys dried sweet potato as a treat, too. Don't know about the squash or cucumber... The information about the root veggies really makes sense! There have been some years we didn't really know why we had tiny roots (radishes, mostly) but come to think of it - probably was "too warm" for them. The brassica flowers are lovely - we always let one or two intentionally go to seed each year just for the additional pollinator support and adding pops of white and yellow to the garden when so much appears to be turning brown. I always find it odd that someone tells another that they need to clean up something when they do not even know what else is going on in that person's life or understand there is so much to be said for the wild things. Not knocking the tidy gardens by any means - my honey tends to pull out annuals before they get too untidy-looking and I love to let them just "do their thing". My asparagus bed looks crazy "unkempt", but I LOVE it! I have dwarf zinnias and bachelor buttons blooming on the outside of the bed along with a large clump of lemon balm (affectionaltely called "Lemon Bomb" by us) on the end of the row.
Oh puleeeeze. Anyone who told you to tidy up your garden obviously isn't a gardener. This time of the year every garden is wild. I think your garden is beautiful!
I find your channel so informative and enjoyable. I learn so much from you and you inspire me. I do not understand why anyone would give you grief over such meaningless garbage like the look of your fall garden or your weight and husband. Those people are miserable and don't understand a peaceful, fulfilled life so they fill it with negativity. Don't let it effect you or bother with their nonsense. Let their battles be theirs. Please keep sharing and being you!
Keep on keeping it real, Heather! Homesteading is a lifestyle and not a magazine display….getting a frost here in Maine means ugly garden till then, and we just get it! You are rocking homesteading!
O girl...my garden is WILD AND WOOLY😂😂. I would say whom ever made that statement don't know diddly!! You are doing great, you are brilliant and i am so glad i discovered your channel. I enjoy watching you, Acre Homestead, Little Mountain Ranch, and Three Rivers Homestead. There are others that i watch as well, too many to list. But girl just love you. Keep up the great content.
I love it! Also you planted the radishes, lettuce etc. on a video that posted exactly six weeks ago today! (September 1st). I know because I planted radishes on that day also 🤦♀️🤣
I love the garden looking like a jungle… so beautiful! Some people I think were never taught if you have nothing nice to say then don’t say it all! Not worth worrying about these kind of people… priorities right, I’d say so… babies being born over garden is a no brainer.😊
Some people think a productive garden can be kept beautiful....they never are gardeners from what I've learned. Plus life happens like you mentionned 😅
I think anyone who comments to someone else to clean up their garden (or their home or basically TELL them to do stuff), needs to be willing to physically come over and help. If they paid any attention at all they'd know you have been super busy, you homeschool 4 kids, have lots of garden spaces, lots of animals, AND you have been ill some too. Sheesh. If they want perfectly kept gardens to look at they can get a subscription to Fine Gardening magazine lol. (I had to google to find a fancy named gardening magazine haha.) I happen to think your garden areas are fabulous and show what real homestead gardens look like from start to finish! Realistic for many of us who have very busy lives and helps us have an idea what to expect to be able to do. Yes, I have seen other YT'ers with seemingly extremely well kept gardens but I honestly question if they do it all alone. *continues to grumble and be cranky on your behalf hahaha* ANYWAYS! Great video Heather, thank you as always for taking the time to share your spaces and your thoughts with us. I think it is amazing how some areas are starting to producing more new stuff even at this late date. Win-win no matter what, even if they can't be eaten/preserved for the family, they can go to the animals/compost, etc.
@@SageandStoneHomestead Yep, lots that I watch have similar "jungles" and are more than fine with it and definitely share similar thoughts about it being end of season a bit and less worry about some overgrowth or things just sitting until they can be taken care of in due time. There's only so much time in the day, and plenty of other things to prioritize depending on the season.
I can't believe how productive your garden has been, it's great! I'll bet you could reinforce that tunnel on the opposite side, next spring, and try to bend it a little the other way. Look at you, in shorts! Meanwhile, I'm sitting here in jeans and a hoodie in front of my space heater and 54* outside. Brrrr, fall/winter is coming! Are you going to eat those small bird house gourds, since you said they're pretty good while small?
People amaze me! Why would anybody care what your garden looks like?! It doesn't affect them at all. Some people are just negative Nancy's and look for trouble wherever they can. I can't believe you're still getting all those squash!!
No. She was a rescue. Didn’t know she was bred until seeing the signs. So I am guessing November ish. Since I got her in June. She was so sad looking when I got her but now after being on our homestead she is thriving well. I also got another rescue about 3 weeks ago. We named her Daisy- she’s a Nubian/alpine. She was so malnourished and weak. But now with my molasses drink I give them when they are like this has kicked started her and she is now thriving on the farm. My guy that I sell to found her and brought her to me. He said if you can’t help her nobody can. Daisy is part of the fam now and doing great. I just don’t understand how some people can treat these beautiful God givin creature’s this way 😢. I’m so glad I have her now. Sugar on the other hand was in a pen of Nigerian bucks so can’t wait to see little ones. So far I think she is going to have 2. Also, what is this membership you have. I must have missed that. What do I do.
The membership section of the channel is SO FUN. We go live Weekly and share behind the scenes and advanced notice stuff from the farm! I'll share the info link here, no pressure but we would love to have you! ua-cam.com/channels/yuDXjdBwquc6CpjR_LYMQQ.htmljoin
I left 4 French Breakfast Radishes in the garden all summer to save seeds. They got massive but interestingly never bolted. I’ve saved Cherry Bell radishes for years so this was a surprise.
The yellow currant tomato…I’ve been searching for seeds with no luck so far. Did you originally purchase the seeds Heather? And if so, do you happen to remember where?
When my animals get bored with their abundance of scrapes I freeze it to save to feed them on the winter. Get odd comments from people who see things labeled scraps in my freezer. Lol
Hi Heather, I love your videos!!! I have a question for you. This was my first time using weed barrier. I noticed in your squash trellis area and in your greenhouse you have weed barrier. My question, how do I amend my soil for next year? This year for my Fall garden, sparse as it is, lol, I just took out some soil and plopped in some compost in the hole, then planted my greens. Can I do the same thing next Spring? Or do I need to lift the fabric and amend EVERYTHING. I loved the fabric This year, it really kept the weeds at bay. Thank you for posting such great "teaching" videos. ❤
I have done both..I've peeled back the fabric and fully amended and I've also just amended the planting holes. Both work! Be mindful about not planting heavy feeding plants one right after the other and it should work well, we have alternated heavy feeding plants with nitrogen fixers like beans and had success! Watch your plants though and they'll tell you what they need!
Oh, sweet sensations, first was about your animals. Now your garden!?😂... I sincerely believe if he , she or whatever, don't like the content.. just move on to a channel that pleases them . I am sorry about bitter people. How's this .. I love the jungle you created! Such abundance! 😊 God bless.
There are way too many people that comment out of their unhappiness in order to make others upset. You are doing a great job and if that individual ever had a garden they would know that this is normal this time of year. I wish that people were more kind and would mind their own business.❤ we appreciate you being real. Hope the baby goats are doing well
Am saying..... so correct
Thank you to you both! The baby goats are doing great! Happy and bouncy!
Yes! Also everyone chooses their priorities. You cannot presume everybody puts tidiness over other things
😆 🤣 😂 Homesteading.... you're never bored, your kitchens never clean and you never have trouble sleeping at night😊 I personally thing your garden's 3:30 wonderful.
Thanks so much Robin! Never a dull moment on a Homestead, you're right!
Good grief!! In October, a perfectly clean garden is not a reality for any true homesteader. There just are not enough hours in the day for doing everything!! You are going great, just as you are!!! God bless!
Thank you so much!! ❤️❤️
That's true! Our gardens are not a public garden with flowers and shurbs tended by paid arborists 😋
"Welcome to the Jungle" was such a good song. Most gardens look like a jungle at this time.
Yes they do! ❤️❤️
They do!
AweSomeS garde...S...................
Thanks 🤗
Seriously Heather..... who would make a comment like that??? Everyone should know that there are many stages of gardening 😂😂😂. YOU ARE DOING WELL!!!❤
Thank you!! ❤️❤️❤️
It's YOUR garden. Do with it as you wish. Haters opinions DO NOT matter!
Agreed! Not sure they were hating exactly, just misinterpreting the whole point maybe?
The person who made the clean up your garden doesn’t have a homestead. They probably have little gardens and don’t have the things a homesteader has to do. Some folks need to watch their comments. I have the same going on here on our homestead. Your garden is much more productive than ours now. We Live here in Texas and ours is almost done. I love your garden. I don’t see the weeds I see the beautiful flowers and plants!!!! And now getting ready for our lamancha Sugar is going to have a baby in November. Have to add 2 extra birth houses to my other stalls. We are repairs and painting house and the work never stops. I am always proud of you and what you do and how you do it!!!!
Thank you SO much Kerri!! I'm so excited for your Lamancha births soon!! Did you all CIDR her or did you happen to catch an off-season heat?
Hi Heather
You don't have to explain anything . Your castle you're rules. If someone dont like it who care, don't let any one to put you down. I love your jungle :)
Thanks so much! ❤️❤️❤️
Great answer Heather!
Thank you! ♥♥
That person really needs to look around at the world and see it in its fall glory, all the messy beautiful fallen leaves 😊
A lot of the mess too is actually edible, medicinal or beneficial to pollinators. Not all of it. But a lot of it!
Girl!!!!
You are doing Amazing!! I love your videos. Your transparency is what draws me in
Thank you so much! I'm glad you're here ❤️❤️
They probably don't even have a garden let alone a farm. Some people think a garden is a one time thing per year. They can't understand that other people grow their gardens year round if they can.
Yes and we do try!!
After years of trying to keep a perfect garden, house, yard etc, I have found it does not really matter. I planted a hill of cantaloupe in a space that I know will be a jungle. My husband told me I was wasting my time. I got more cantaloupe than we could eat. Lol point proved. Everyone else I knew that had theirs in a spot with no weeds and they did not do well. I believe the weeds shaded the plants from the extra hot sun and the weeds helped retain moisture. It was a hot dry summer.
I bet you're right!!!
Heather, you do not have to explain yourself. You know who your true subscribers are. I/we love you just the way you are. We are blessed that you let us follow around your farm. I sure love your garden. Thank you so much for sharing. Love and Blessings to you all.
❤❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏🙏Doris, Penrith 🇦🇺🦘
Thank you so much! You guys are awesome!
Your garden is BEAUTIFUL!!! You’re BEAUTIFUL!!! Love your videos. ❤ Don’t give the haters the satisfaction or time of day.
Awe!! Thank you so much!!
Your garden is fine. Life is not picture perfect all the time. Some people just say anything for the sake of saying it. If it bothers them they can come clean it up lol
That's a great way to think about it haha
Hi from Australia. Thank you for showing the true side of homesteading. If i had a garden like yours whether at its prime or at the end i would be super happy. Keep up the good work and good content.
Thank you so much! It can definitely get messy but the garden produces a ton and I'm so grateful! ♥
Your garden is fine the way it is and I hope you know that 😊
I do, Thank you for confirming!! ♥♥
Hi there Heather, my name is Roxanne and I love love your channel. I would say right now it's my favorite UA-cam channel. In response to the mean comment that your garden looks like a jungle I think your garden is beautiful. I personally am amazed at how much you accomplish. Having lots of kids both go kids and real kids, and such a beautiful garden along with all the baking and preserving you do is quite impressive. Thank you for sharing your life with us. Thank you for being real. Wish I could meet you in person someday.
Thank you so much!! One day I'm sure we will do meet and greets!
Formal tidy gardens are lovely, but they are somewhere you visit, not live in. Someone once made a sarky comment about my laundry pile many years ago when I had 17 horses. Asked me if I felt bad about it. Why yes, as I lie on my death bed, I'm sure my last thought is going to be about how devastated I am that I'm still being judged about my laundry pile. Perhaps I'll have to add my rather messy October garden to the list now too 😒🤣
I love your perspective!! Lol
I really hope the judgmental people who tell you to do things differently have perfectly manicured gardens and perfectly cleaned homes. It's so strange to me that people see filters and fakeness all over social media when their own home isn't perfect. I just don't get it. It's ugly out there but your homestead is beautifully messy and REAL. I appreciate that much more than perfection as I sit in my imperfectly real and sometimes messy home. Thank you for sharing your reality Heather. Blessings to you and your family
Hugs! Thanks so much ❤️
I'm so glad I'm not the only one that refers to myself in the third person in that way 😂
And I happen to agree, spring Melissa always has so much more motivation than winter Melissa.
Congrats on the free lane food! 👏
Right?! Hahah thanks so much ! ❤️❤️❤️
I cannot believe the nerve of some people that you have to explain yourself and what you decide to do with your garden just because they are rude and unkind. You are generous enough to share part of your life with us strangers and brighten our days with a bit of farm and homesteading life and you are free to decide what you do with your place. Also, you never know what happens to people off camera, maybe you decided you needed a week off or you are going through some stuff or it Is normal for you to állow a little mess just because
Thanks so much! The comments don't bother me.anymore, I just don't want anyone getting the wrong idea with what we are about! ❤️❤️
I adore the wild Autumn gardening spaces! The flowers (marigold and zinnia?) still blooming, some plants pushing to produce flowers and fruit before Winter arrives is glorious! And the "neglected lane" is beautifully hopeful and proof that even a space that gets less attention (David the Good calls it "lazy gardening") can still be fruitful. Wondering if any of the buggy/past their prime veggies would be good for your rabbits? I know my pet rabbit enjoys a lot of greens from our garden (tops from radish, turnip, carrot mostly) but he enjoys dried sweet potato as a treat, too. Don't know about the squash or cucumber... The information about the root veggies really makes sense! There have been some years we didn't really know why we had tiny roots (radishes, mostly) but come to think of it - probably was "too warm" for them. The brassica flowers are lovely - we always let one or two intentionally go to seed each year just for the additional pollinator support and adding pops of white and yellow to the garden when so much appears to be turning brown. I always find it odd that someone tells another that they need to clean up something when they do not even know what else is going on in that person's life or understand there is so much to be said for the wild things. Not knocking the tidy gardens by any means - my honey tends to pull out annuals before they get too untidy-looking and I love to let them just "do their thing". My asparagus bed looks crazy "unkempt", but I LOVE it! I have dwarf zinnias and bachelor buttons blooming on the outside of the bed along with a large clump of lemon balm (affectionaltely called "Lemon Bomb" by us) on the end of the row.
Lemon Bomb, haha I love it!! The rabbits tend to get few scraps from the garden and I really need to change that!!
Oh puleeeeze. Anyone who told you to tidy up your garden obviously isn't a gardener. This time of the year every garden is wild. I think your garden is beautiful!
Thank you!! ♥♥
I find your channel so informative and enjoyable. I learn so much from you and you inspire me. I do not understand why anyone would give you grief over such meaningless garbage like the look of your fall garden or your weight and husband. Those people are miserable and don't understand a peaceful, fulfilled life so they fill it with negativity. Don't let it effect you or bother with their nonsense. Let their battles be theirs. Please keep sharing and being you!
Yes the ones about my Weight and husband are some of the worst!!!
They say jungle like its a bad thing.... I hear wild, abundant, successful garden!
Yes, it's a beautiful jungle! 💜💜
I love the garden ..it’s real and it’s still going on STRONG 🌱
Until the frost the garden just keeps going! 🤩💜
Keep on keeping it real, Heather! Homesteading is a lifestyle and not a magazine display….getting a frost here in Maine means ugly garden till then, and we just get it! You are rocking homesteading!
Thanks so much Denise!!! I'm so glad you're here! ❤️❤️
O girl...my garden is WILD AND WOOLY😂😂. I would say whom ever made that statement don't know diddly!! You are doing great, you are brilliant and i am so glad i discovered your channel. I enjoy watching you, Acre Homestead, Little Mountain Ranch, and Three Rivers Homestead. There are others that i watch as well, too many to list. But girl just love you. Keep up the great content.
Thank you so much!! I love those channels too. It's an honor to be lumped in with them! 💜
Your Garden is natural and beautiful. You do you. Wonderful plan. More baby goats please! Hugs
Goats coming next week!! 😍🤩❤️🐐
Your jungle garden inspires me so much more than pretty perfect rows! I love it!
I'm so glad! Thanks so much!!
I love it! Also you planted the radishes, lettuce etc. on a video that posted exactly six weeks ago today! (September 1st). I know because I planted radishes on that day also 🤦♀️🤣
Funny! Perfect! Haha ❤️
I love the garden looking like a jungle… so beautiful!
Some people I think were never taught if you have nothing nice to say then don’t say it all!
Not worth worrying about these kind of people… priorities right, I’d say so… babies being born over garden is a no brainer.😊
Truly! Thanks so much for being here!!
I feed my goats scraps from the garden as well they LOVE IT.
Mine turned their noses up to pumpkins but maybe they would like squash!
Some people think a productive garden can be kept beautiful....they never are gardeners from what I've learned. Plus life happens like you mentionned 😅
Yes! Life happens is a great way to put it!!
That's all my mom hears right now... Tractors... Corn harvest time
YES! They have been quiet this afternoon! Must be all done for our area! They will plant wheat soon.
I think anyone who comments to someone else to clean up their garden (or their home or basically TELL them to do stuff), needs to be willing to physically come over and help. If they paid any attention at all they'd know you have been super busy, you homeschool 4 kids, have lots of garden spaces, lots of animals, AND you have been ill some too. Sheesh. If they want perfectly kept gardens to look at they can get a subscription to Fine Gardening magazine lol. (I had to google to find a fancy named gardening magazine haha.) I happen to think your garden areas are fabulous and show what real homestead gardens look like from start to finish! Realistic for many of us who have very busy lives and helps us have an idea what to expect to be able to do. Yes, I have seen other YT'ers with seemingly extremely well kept gardens but I honestly question if they do it all alone. *continues to grumble and be cranky on your behalf hahaha* ANYWAYS! Great video Heather, thank you as always for taking the time to share your spaces and your thoughts with us. I think it is amazing how some areas are starting to producing more new stuff even at this late date. Win-win no matter what, even if they can't be eaten/preserved for the family, they can go to the animals/compost, etc.
Thank you!! I don't know who else they might be following, but everyone I've been following has a wild October Garden as well!
@@SageandStoneHomestead Yep, lots that I watch have similar "jungles" and are more than fine with it and definitely share similar thoughts about it being end of season a bit and less worry about some overgrowth or things just sitting until they can be taken care of in due time. There's only so much time in the day, and plenty of other things to prioritize depending on the season.
The tunnel is giving you everything it has to give lol hanging on for dear life.
I know!! It sways in the wind and makes me nervous!!
My garden takes priority over house cleaning. Lol. You are a hard worker!
Hahah Thank you so much! ♥♥
That's crazy with the isle garden! Awesome!
It's so amazing!!
I can't believe how productive your garden has been, it's great! I'll bet you could reinforce that tunnel on the opposite side, next spring, and try to bend it a little the other way.
Look at you, in shorts! Meanwhile, I'm sitting here in jeans and a hoodie in front of my space heater and 54* outside. Brrrr, fall/winter is coming! Are you going to eat those small bird house gourds, since you said they're pretty good while small?
Yes!! They are really good when they are about 5 inches or less. Some are a little big, those we hope to turn into fun bottles!
Great video Heather!!😊
Thank you!! 😊
Awesome video thanks for sharing 😊❤️🥰
Thanks for watching! ❤️
People amaze me! Why would anybody care what your garden looks like?! It doesn't affect them at all. Some people are just negative Nancy's and look for trouble wherever they can. I can't believe you're still getting all those squash!!
Me either! It's been a great squash year!
those pokchoy looks so tasty already. Stirfry it with some garlic and oyster sauce. 🤤
Yessss! we have really been enjoying it!
No. She was a rescue. Didn’t know she was bred until seeing the signs. So I am guessing November ish. Since I got her in June. She was so sad looking when I got her but now after being on our homestead she is thriving well. I also got another rescue about 3 weeks ago. We named her Daisy- she’s a Nubian/alpine. She was so malnourished and weak. But now with my molasses drink I give them when they are like this has kicked started her and she is now thriving on the farm. My guy that I sell to found her and brought her to me. He said if you can’t help her nobody can. Daisy is part of the fam now and doing great. I just don’t understand how some people can treat these beautiful God givin creature’s this way 😢. I’m so glad I have her now. Sugar on the other hand was in a pen of Nigerian bucks so can’t wait to see little ones. So far I think she is going to have 2.
Also, what is this membership you have. I must have missed that. What do I do.
The membership section of the channel is SO FUN. We go live Weekly and share behind the scenes and advanced notice stuff from the farm! I'll share the info link here, no pressure but we would love to have you!
ua-cam.com/channels/yuDXjdBwquc6CpjR_LYMQQ.htmljoin
I left 4 French Breakfast Radishes in the garden all summer to save seeds. They got massive but interestingly never bolted. I’ve saved Cherry Bell radishes for years so this was a surprise.
Oh, wow!! I ender if they were trying to be biennial like carrots?
The yellow currant tomato…I’ve been searching for seeds with no luck so far. Did you originally purchase the seeds Heather? And if so, do you happen to remember where?
Yes I got them from MI Gardener ! A few people have told me they can't find seeds though so I'm considering saving some for the website!
When my animals get bored with their abundance of scrapes I freeze it to save to feed them on the winter. Get odd comments from people who see things labeled scraps in my freezer. Lol
That makes a lot of sense!
I love your jungle garden
Why, thank you! ❤️❤️
I like your garden
Thank you! ♥
We love our ranch powder 😂
You know what's also good? Sour cream and onion powder!!
@@SageandStoneHomestead oh my goodness! Yes! Do you make your own or buy it?
I buy it! The store I shop at sells a lot of stuff like that.
Hi Heather, I love your videos!!! I have a question for you. This was my first time using weed barrier. I noticed in your squash trellis area and in your greenhouse you have weed barrier. My question, how do I amend my soil for next year? This year for my Fall garden, sparse as it is, lol, I just took out some soil and plopped in some compost in the hole, then planted my greens. Can I do the same thing next Spring? Or do I need to lift the fabric and amend EVERYTHING. I loved the fabric This year, it really kept the weeds at bay. Thank you for posting such great "teaching" videos. ❤
I have done both..I've peeled back the fabric and fully amended and I've also just amended the planting holes. Both work! Be mindful about not planting heavy feeding plants one right after the other and it should work well, we have alternated heavy feeding plants with nitrogen fixers like beans and had success! Watch your plants though and they'll tell you what they need!
Oh, sweet sensations, first was about your animals. Now your garden!?😂... I sincerely believe if he , she or whatever, don't like the content.. just move on to a channel that pleases them .
I am sorry about bitter people.
How's this .. I love the jungle you created! Such abundance! 😊
God bless.
Thank you!! The jungle is actually very good for the pollinators and a lot of the "mess" is edible. I love it, personally lol
What do you normally do with bok choy?
I have been stir frying it and adding it to rice dishes!
Just make sure Heather that that shake loft is not in the path of you guys going in there just in case just saying
Right! We are getting it out of there this week for sure! 💜
I don't get why people can't just keep their mouth shut if they can't say anything kind... Smh
Right...