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Can you make a video on what you do for composting?

Nice refrigerator 👍🏻

Haha! Save that water, and take a shot of it before coffee.

My wife and I love your videos and watch them every week what is the size of your high tunnel and where did you buy it from

Lord I need a supportive husband 🙏

So sweet i am headed to the dentist 😂

Makes sense. Sun dried is dried most because it wasn't heated and was dried longer. Dehydrator should be equivalent, but you would probably have to match the outside... like 96 degrees for 4 days. Just a guess.

I been drying tomatoes outside for many years and is the best way to do

Wow wonderful tour! Beautiful garden! I know that is a lot of work but sure is beautiful! Thanks for sharing. Would love to see your orchard!

What size is your hi tunnel?

I have planted some suckers from my tomato plants we will see how we go. I also love free plants! Thanks for that tip 😊 Also bought some figs after seeing yours.

What a wonderful video from start to finish. You two make a great team. Thanks for sharing this with all of us.

And I am genuinely impressed by your deep knowledge and passion for gardening. Your meticulous attention to detail and nurturing spirit make every plant flourish under your care. Your dedication is truly inspiring! And I am Floating Village Life

So enjoyed your high tunnel working tour! My cucumbers are crazy and producing like crazy! 17 pint jars of dill pickles so far😊 My tomatoes are dying! Not sure if it's herbicide drift or wilt but disheartening either way😢 Your flowers are absolutely beautiful and like you I live planting flowers amoung my veggies❤ Thank you for sharing😊

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The pill bugs ate all of my cucumbers when coming up, TOO..cries.

Georgous!!!

This was so inspiring - you're living my dream!! ❤️

Daytime temps have been pretty high, but night time lows have been very high. You might not think that's a big deal, but the night's low temp determines your dew point, determining how much humidity remains in the air for the daytime. A really cold night will drop all the humidity, allowing for dryer days. Really warm night time temps is consistent with there being more insulating gases in the atmosphere.

How have I not found your farm before today?! Was so excited to get a dozen eggs from your stand. After watching this, I'm coming back - I want to get some honey and all kinds of whatever you have!! I'd love to own a farm, thanks for such a great video. Can you tell I'm excited? 😂 Seriously have been searching for a great farm stand!

Ooh! Yes please to a video on propagation!!!

Do you have outside vegtable gardens as well as a high tunnel?

Winter in my part of the world ☃the tunnel looks amazing. I'm hoping for a drier summer and winter this year as the last 4 years have been so wet 8 months of the year that my plants and fruit trees are struggling. Now I plant my fruit trees into baseless planters and they seem to be doing much better than those planted into the ground. 🍋🍎🍊🍑🍒

Looks wonderful !!!

I had the same issue with plums.

My grandma and mom dried straw flowers 🌸 so nostalgic!

I thoroughly enjoyed this tour! I learn something every time I watch your videos.

How beautiful!! We are going to finally get our CatTunnel up this summer ready for Fall plantings... i broke my knee, ankle & foot the day I brought it home...sooo slow recovery and of course our crazy weather here in Texas... from flooding to a turbo drought then hurricane... we lost our whole garden in it, however - it can all be replanted and we are praying for all who lost everything or so much more... Thanks for sharing Blessings ❤

My hoop house has been permitted, purchased and is waiting in a million pieces to put together. Since we waited so late in the year to get it all ready to go, I have that area of the garden in sweet corn and tomatoes. Assembly will wait until September when we clear the area. Love the tour of your high tunnel. God bless y'all and keep growing.

Thank you so much for your videos. It seems like I learn something every week. Your high tunnel is awesome. I love all your flowers especially, I'm a flower girl myself. Love from Missouri

So glad I found your video this morning! :-) There's a ton of useful info for a newbie, like me. :-) Broccoli florets are amazing roasted and great in salads, pasta dishes, pizza, frittatas (think crust-less quiche)....ect. The stems can be sliced about the width of a carrot coin or a little thinner and used in stir-fries and Mongolian BBQ. That's how I got my daughter to like broccoli 🥦 when she was very little. She didn't like the texture of the florets. Needless to say, she does. I used to just call them "stems". Lol

As always, enjoyable video

This was a very helpful video. Definitely going to use the bag idea in my deep freezer. Never thought about that. :) Please share about the varieties of plants that you have found that work. I would love to hear about that. Your farm is very timeless and beautiful!

Lovely video. Thanks for taking the time and sharing your day.

Which brand are those table top burners please?

We need rain in Grandview, Tennessee. We've had maybe 2 tenths of an inch of rain in 6 weeks. Temps have been in the high nineties and heat index 110 at times.

Yes I really enjoy canning too. I can't quite tell but does you tomato sauce separate a bit from the liquid once it is canned? Also, did you PC the one with the herbs in it? Have a wonderful day.

Great Video! Thank you so much!

Thank you so much for sharing your journey with everyone. I love watching your channel. God bless u both.

Don and Brenda The Gardening Channel with James Prugioni uses a Kaolin clay called Surround WP made by Nova Source that he swears by to protect his friut trees from those beatles so i just thought you might want to look into it the plum curcullo is what he also called it

Great video. The horned worms didn’t find our tomato patch this year so we have a bunch. Because of the detailed comments included in the video - as opposed to a silent hand video - the oven method will most likely be the way to go here in Charleston, SC. Of all the different cities I have lived in, Charleston is by far the most humid and insect ridden. Thank you.

Lovely video.

After watching this, I immediately purchased seeds for daisies, sage, comfrey and yarrow. Will also put bricks around my trees!

There is an enzyme they use for wine making.. soak 1/2 a teaspoon in a bout 2 quart solution of water overnight with the oranges and the white stuff sloughs off! Just like the can ones.

My brother had a blue heeler that LOVED LOVED LOVED to fetch her frisbee. She would wear my brother out.😂 She lived a good long life and untill the very end she wanted to play fetch.Love from.Missouri

When will you guys ship? No joke I’d be happy to pay handsomely for honey and candles! Just a suggestion!

Your garden is looking so good! You might check with the local flower farmers and see what they charge per stem. You might be seriously underpricing your flowers. Around here we expect to pay $1. or more for bigger flowers.

Beautiful farm and another great video! Thank you for sharing a day on the farm ❤ Nice to see you guys have fun while you are doing all that work. Sorry to see the pest issues on the fruit trees. Have you considered Surround Kaolin clay? I tried it for the first time this year and it has worked great on the fruit trees! Also sprayed squash stems and no vine borers so far. For fruit trees it needs to be sprayed right after flower petals fall off.

That's such a CUTE farm stand!!

There’s always something to do on the farm! Thanks for sharing your day with us. Ruby is adorable