@@itsbreellisAnother thing you can make is a dehydrator with all the same things you pickle with - dill, etc, and your cucumber slices, then grind up and add to salt for pickle salts for like fried potatoes and stuff!
This is my first year to try gardening and it’s been so dang fun! And it’s thriving! I can’t wait for next year to try more and change things from what I’ve learned
Hi Bre. The loofahs are edible where I lived in. Just pick the young ones, peel the skin slightly..saute some garlic and plenty of water and add your loofahs, let it cook until soft, add some glass noodle or shrimp for some protein. Season with salt and pepper to taste, and serve with plain rice and stir-fry protein of your choice as side...
@@MissBetsyLuthey are noodles made of a starch (e.g. mung bean starch, sweet potato starch, potato starch) and water. You buy them dry and soak in hot water to cook
For bug resistant squash, I would highly recommend Lemon squash and Canadian crook neck squash. Plz check them out. A LOT of homesteaders are swearing by them ❤️
I highly recommend a green bean teepee. They take far less space than bush beans. I also find them easier to pick because you can pick them standing up. Also the teepee adds visual interest to the garden.
Beautiful garden and a beautiful gal. My word you're stunning. 😳 It's far too blasted hot here for what you've got going on. I'm right at the edge of 7b/8a in Georgia and even heat loving plants are weeping for mercy. Weird year. We had the coldest winter lows in decades, and now we're pushing 100 degrees almost daily. I really like that strawberry planter. My chickens keep getting to mine. Guess I've got yet another project. I need to grow more paprika as well. I tried a variety from Baker Creek last year called Leutschauer with limited success. It's worth giving another shot because I'm sick of buying paprika.
This is my second year doing a garden at my home and I think my soil isn’t quite right. None of my plants are super thriving. I’m in Kansas too and I’ve really enjoyed watching your channel and hearing about Kansas backyard gardening!
I love your garden so much ❤ I spotted your vw bus planter in a few other videos and have been waiting for you to showcase it! Love it! Your sunflowers are so majestic, it makes me want to plant more of them. Thanks for another gorgeous tour!
I have raccoons….. so destructive. With your trellises, have you thought about a climbing rose strategically to aid in privacy? The right variety would smell so lovely, and if you plant a variety that has hips, you can have rose hips for tea!
Thank you for the video! I thank you for taking your time to share your garden and your space. Is there anyway when you film these first person videos would you mind moving the camera a little more slowly/not jump from frames so quickly? It is a little motion-sicknessy to watch. However if it take more effort/time to produce and edit I totally understand. Just wanted to ask. Thanks!
Sometimes my farmer friend takes his family camping in July and August. I get to take care of the place alone. Free-range eggs, fresh peppers, beans, peas, beets, carrots, cabbage, lettuce ... and a frozen local peameal ham or two. Let's not forget the fridge full of iced tea and local beer for evening shandies. Maybe see two cars a day. Peace and solitude.
I have volunteer sunflowers this year too. And calendula. I have companion planted all over. I love your gardens order but the organic look of companion planting soothes me!! Love your gardens! I just love gardens. Cucs need harvested only in the dark. Then make your first slice off the stem end. Brightest Blessings
Where did you get your arch trellis for your tomatoe plants? If you made it, how? Just found your channel and I love your enthusiasm and what you did with your space is very similar to the size I have. I'm excited to learn from you ❤️
Yeah, I stopped growing tomatoes on them because they kept developing some mystery disease and dying, but the ones growing in the wire cages I have are fine. It stinks because they're great for vertical growing. Maybe an outdoor waterproof paint on it could help.
The night shade family requires you to rotate their bed every so often. So if you been planting peppers ,tomatoes ,or sweet potatoes in the same spot for a few seasons. You’ll want to put them in a new place and plant something from an entirely different family in their old spot.
Freeze dry a lot of your fruit . Try some of your watermelon and cantaloupe. See what it tastes like, and if it's good, it's a good way to preserve it.
I love your garden and seen it grow. What zone are you in and when did you start your onions? I am having a horrible year with cucumbers but was wondering your seed type and soil used for them. Thank you for sharing and keep up the great work! Rafael
I"ve already left one comment..I just found you !! YAAAY! AMAZING!! Do you have a recipe for your paprika powder? I don't really know much about freeze drying and such....just growing my first tomatoes. Looking forward to all your videos!
I got those paprika peppers after seeing your reel on instagram and so far they are doing amazing! We are in 6A ohio. I have 6 plants but plan on doing way more next year.
I love the garden tours! Thank you so much. I love all the 🌶 you have , did you say you lived-in Texas at one point? I'm in Texas 😍 the chili, thank you again for the tour!
Peppers sprout better with bottom heat. And growing peppers - keep them on the dry side but never wilting. Peppers can be very tricky. Grand Blessings everyone.
I absolutely love your garden. But on time stamp 6:35 it's that a snake bedside your Hungarian spicy peppers?! It looked like it was massive. Is it real?!
Your garden looks fabulous! Shows all your hard work. Please, please, please get a P.O. Box. I would love to send you something special. My husband and I find your videos inspirational and very calming. Thank you for sharing! 🌼
We are growing the same variety for paprika, how much did you plant last year and what was the end result (weight)?? I have 4 plants this year and are behind you (Ohio 6a). We had a cold May/June so that may be our issue.
I have no idea what the end weight was unfortunately. I should get better about tracking all that. I believe I ended with more then a pints worth and had somewhere between 8-9 plants I believe. So pretty close to the same amount as this year.
Amazon. They are linked in the description box if your interested! Click garden favorites once you go to the amazon page! They are currently on sale for $50
Now that you have a freezer drier, shred your cucumbers. Then you can make Tzatziki sauce in the winter!
Love that idea!! Thank you!!!
@@itsbreellisAnother thing you can make is a dehydrator with all the same things you pickle with - dill, etc, and your cucumber slices, then grind up and add to salt for pickle salts for like fried potatoes and stuff!
Maus ldich Lidl in den Ordner mit der Mann von dem Mann von der Bitte ❤❤❤❤
I am so impressed by your knowledge and the wonderful garden that you created. I love the fact that being in a neighborhood doesn’t stop you.
Hi
I watch your episodes during breakfast they motivate me to do better, thank you.
I am doing tomatoes on my arch for the first time this year and I love it so far!
This is my first year to try gardening and it’s been so dang fun! And it’s thriving! I can’t wait for next year to try more and change things from what I’ve learned
Good for you and congratulations. Enjoy it immensely. Many blessings everyone.
Quick fix for blossom end rot.
Crush calcium vitamin tabs and sprinkle a lil around plant.
Hi Bre. The loofahs are edible where I lived in. Just pick the young ones, peel the skin slightly..saute some garlic and plenty of water and add your loofahs, let it cook until soft, add some glass noodle or shrimp for some protein. Season with salt and pepper to taste, and serve with plain rice and stir-fry protein of your choice as side...
What's glass noodle? Great blessings to everyone.
@@MissBetsyLuthey are noodles made of a starch (e.g. mung bean starch, sweet potato starch, potato starch) and water. You buy them dry and soak in hot water to cook
@@laurawilson8646 ahhhh. Let me see if in our store. Thanks so much. Grand Blessings everyone.
lush. love july.
after much drama and slug invasion/massacre, am happy to report my chillis are on the way up.
Love to hear that!!
Your garden is very beautiful and thank you for the video and also the important advice you provide
Your garden looks wonderful! I’ve had plenty of rain here in wichita ks the last couple months and my garden has been loving it!
Just discovered your channel Bre. Love your garden!
For bug resistant squash, I would highly recommend Lemon squash and Canadian crook neck squash. Plz check them out. A LOT of homesteaders are swearing by them ❤️
Thank you! Will do!
Pepper fanatic and first-time viewer here. 👍🏽 Love your channel, your energy, and your garden. Nice work!!! 👏🏽
New favorite channel! You do such a great job explaining your process and it’s so relatable watching you maintain a garden this size. Cheers.
I highly recommend a green bean teepee. They take far less space than bush beans. I also find them easier to pick because you can pick them standing up. Also the teepee adds visual interest to the garden.
I’ve had some in the past, you make some good points! Maybe I’ll change my tragedies for next year!
Beautiful garden and a beautiful gal. My word you're stunning. 😳
It's far too blasted hot here for what you've got going on. I'm right at the edge of 7b/8a in Georgia and even heat loving plants are weeping for mercy. Weird year. We had the coldest winter lows in decades, and now we're pushing 100 degrees almost daily.
I really like that strawberry planter. My chickens keep getting to mine. Guess I've got yet another project.
I need to grow more paprika as well. I tried a variety from Baker Creek last year called Leutschauer with limited success. It's worth giving another shot because I'm sick of buying paprika.
I love your garden, and your energy😊
Thank you so much!
This is my second year doing a garden at my home and I think my soil isn’t quite right. None of my plants are super thriving. I’m in Kansas too and I’ve really enjoyed watching your channel and hearing about Kansas backyard gardening!
It usually takes a while to get good garden ground. Many blessings everyone.
Lovely! I am taking notes and creating a wish list for cattle panels and tomato supports for next year. 💗 Thanks for sharing!
just ordered some drumstick flower seeds. so excited!
Your plants grow so good because they think your talkin to them , but its the phone thats getting the attention haha !
I love your garden so much ❤ I spotted your vw bus planter in a few other videos and have been waiting for you to showcase it! Love it! Your sunflowers are so majestic, it makes me want to plant more of them. Thanks for another gorgeous tour!
I love how you did the intro to this video. You go ahead girl!!. Very nice garden too
I’m glad you got the S hooks. Great video, thank you for the tour.
I have raccoons….. so destructive. With your trellises, have you thought about a climbing rose strategically to aid in privacy? The right variety would smell so lovely, and if you plant a variety that has hips, you can have rose hips for tea!
Thank you for the video! I thank you for taking your time to share your garden and your space. Is there anyway when you film these first person videos would you mind moving the camera a little more slowly/not jump from frames so quickly? It is a little motion-sicknessy to watch. However if it take more effort/time to produce and edit I totally understand. Just wanted to ask. Thanks!
Your garden is idyllic
Sometimes my farmer friend takes his family camping in July and August. I get to take care of the place alone. Free-range eggs, fresh peppers, beans, peas, beets, carrots, cabbage, lettuce ... and a frozen local peameal ham or two. Let's not forget the fridge full of iced tea and local beer for evening shandies. Maybe see two cars a day. Peace and solitude.
I have volunteer sunflowers this year too. And calendula. I have companion planted all over. I love your gardens order but the organic look of companion planting soothes me!!
Love your gardens! I just love gardens. Cucs need harvested only in the dark. Then make your first slice off the stem end. Brightest Blessings
Dark?? 🤔🤔 Blessings everyone.
Looking amazing!! Your sunflowers have inspired me to grow my own next year!! 🌻
Thank you! And you will love them!!
Wow...I am impressed!!!
I am indigenous Montagnard Jarai love you garden so beautiful
Love This ❤
Where did you get your arch trellis for your tomatoe plants? If you made it, how? Just found your channel and I love your enthusiasm and what you did with your space is very similar to the size I have. I'm excited to learn from you ❤️
Amazing garden! Thanks for sharing:)
Love it! Luffa is a goal of mine for next year’s garden.
Your garden looks exactly like mine, lol, down to the firewood and the house.
Beautiful garden!! Thanks for sharing
Love your back yard garden it very nice I just learned something about the cattle panels. most of them are made out of metal that has lead in them.
Yeah, I stopped growing tomatoes on them because they kept developing some mystery disease and dying, but the ones growing in the wire cages I have are fine. It stinks because they're great for vertical growing. Maybe an outdoor waterproof paint on it could help.
The night shade family requires you to rotate their bed every so often. So if you been planting peppers ,tomatoes ,or sweet potatoes in the same spot for a few seasons. You’ll want to put them in a new place and plant something from an entirely different family in their old spot.
You really have a beautiful place to live in 😮 flowers 🌺 are amazing 😊 I love nature too. God CNN less you dear
Freeze dry a lot of your fruit . Try some of your watermelon and cantaloupe. See what it tastes like, and if it's good, it's a good way to preserve it.
I love your garden and seen it grow. What zone are you in and when did you start your onions? I am having a horrible year with cucumbers but was wondering your seed type and soil used for them. Thank you for sharing and keep up the great work! Rafael
I"ve already left one comment..I just found you !! YAAAY! AMAZING!! Do you have a recipe for your paprika powder? I don't really know much about freeze drying and such....just growing my first tomatoes. Looking forward to all your videos!
Id like to come pick you up and bring you to see my garden and eat lunch some day 🤣
I got those paprika peppers after seeing your reel on instagram and so far they are doing amazing! We are in 6A ohio. I have 6 plants but plan on doing way more next year.
I love the garden tours! Thank you so much. I love all the 🌶 you have , did you say you lived-in Texas at one point? I'm in Texas 😍 the chili, thank you again for the tour!
Beautiful flowers ❤❤❤new friend and new subscriber ❤❤❤
I really enjoyed your garden tour! I was wondering where you got your arched trellis? I would love to do something like that in my garden bed.
So beautifully inspiring. I'd love to know how/what your camera/equipment setup is, both for your garden and when you film in the kitchen.
ماحلاكي اتمنى لك التوفيق ان احب الزراعه
Good Morning
OMG beautiful backyard garden
Yeay awesome garden plant
Full of Flowers, awesome
What are your favorite flowers for helping bring in your pollinators?
What size hook are you using for your temperature blanket? I'm definitely going to make one!
Make cucumber mint agua fresca
Perfection.shamim👁👫🌸
Beautiful! How many lufa plants did you plant? And squash?
Wow! What a great garden you have this year. How much are the melon holders? They seem expensive to buy enough for all the melons.
People say coffee cans work also. Many blessings everyone.
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Hi Bre
Great vids...please what are u using as mulch?
Peppers sprout better with bottom heat. And growing peppers - keep them on the dry side but never wilting. Peppers can be very tricky. Grand Blessings everyone.
Where did you get the nets for your melons
Ferment or pickle your carrots???
I absolutely love your garden. But on time stamp 6:35 it's that a snake bedside your Hungarian spicy peppers?! It looked like it was massive. Is it real?!
Lol nope it’s fake I have 4 of them throughout the garden. I don’t think they help but they are suppose to act as a deterrent lol
I’ve had them out here for 5 years lol
Omg how cool! My kids would flip and so would my garden pests aka chickens 😆. I may get me some thank you for replying. I feared for you girl!! ❤
Dreamy
Your sunflowers are beautiful. Mine are so floppy. None of them are standing up so strongly as yours. What am I doing wrong?
Are sunflowers polenated? Older blooms do that too. Many blessings everyone.
Your garden looks fabulous! Shows all your hard work. Please, please, please get a P.O. Box. I would love to send you something special. My husband and I find your videos inspirational and very calming. Thank you for sharing! 🌼
We are growing the same variety for paprika, how much did you plant last year and what was the end result (weight)?? I have 4 plants this year and are behind you (Ohio 6a). We had a cold May/June so that may be our issue.
I have no idea what the end weight was unfortunately. I should get better about tracking all that. I believe I ended with more then a pints worth and had somewhere between 8-9 plants I believe. So pretty close to the same amount as this year.
Where did you buy your galvanized beds?
Amazon. They are linked in the description box if your interested! Click garden favorites once you go to the amazon page! They are currently on sale for $50
Am I the only one who thinks there is a snake😮 video timeframe around 6 minutes & 34 seconds
bree, you can do shorter video with higher frequencies. between 3 to 5 minutes is enough. 30 minutes video is very long.
Pop over to Instagram or tiktok where I post more short form content and do shorter garden tours
As beautiful as your garden is , you are more beautiful 😊😊😊😊 f j b 😊