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Can you use any type of rose petals? I have a big confederate rose bush. Thank you so much ❤

I will definitely be trying this. Knock-out roses are best? I have white knock-out roses, is that OK?

Never heard of rose jelly. 👍

Love your channel, i just subscribed ❤❤❤❤❤

I love that you say you have a secret way to tell if the jelly is done, which is the same method that everyone uses.

I would have loved to be saving rose petals all summer too. We should all do a project together! That would be so fun and share our results.

More jelly, yay!!! 🎉 7:03 Wait, is this demonstration for me? 🤔 9:05 "Watermelon Jelly." Yup, that was exactly what we had talked about. 😁😁😁 Are those Caraway pots and pans? Or just look similar? Thanks for another recipe to try! Have a great day!

The damage on your cabbage looks like slugs or snails, not caterpillars. Sluggo works good.

Loved your comment on sacrificing the animals. Made me laugh. I too cannot stand pest but sometimes you just have to pick battles.

Oh wow that’s a lot of sauce!

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I'm glad you got through it all safely

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Girl I tried this and Its amazing thank you!!!

Hello good morning madam What a beautiful place, so many fresh vegetables to choose Gobless! 👍😁♥️♥️

The storm was terrible you are awesome I wish all Americans lived like y’all do

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What do they taste like?

I feel you on so many levels with ADHD.......

Hope you put some Megatron Jalapeño seeds on the website! I'd love to buy some from you.

That southern drawl came out after the pepper heat set in. 😄 Loved it. Gardens look amazing.

Hi Natasha! Can you tell me where you buy your cute apron you have on? I don't see it on your Amazon store front page. thanks! Tina~

Your garden still looks amazing. You should be proud. I love watching your channel. Great job❤

What's the name of the sweet pepper it was red and small thanks glad y'all are safe

Coucou 👋🏻 Magnifique vidéo, toujours agréable à regarder. Merci pour ce partage 😊 A bientôt

Happy Saturday!!! I look forward to Saturday mornings with you in my kitchen while I’m doing tasks. I love seeing your harvest. It gives me hope while I’m in the process of building my soil health. (as cheaply as possible) I’m most looking forward to growing Lesya peppers! I just realized that its only about 10 weeks or so until we start seeds. I grew 1 peach pepper this year and hardly got anything but now that it’s cooler in Texas my plant is loaded! I’m going to make my husband some peach pepper jam. Thanks for sharing with us. You are adding to my knowledge and skill set. 😊 have a blessed day!

I love peppers also but I am the only one in my house who likes spicy. I wish I could grow all the varieties that you have, but they would never get all used. First year growing Leysa peeper and I agree, love them.

I just got the pepper thing!! And a bit more info on the lufa usage in the kitchen please

OMG, I can totally relate to your example of your ADHD 😵‍💫 The struggle is real!

Are those your same pepper plants that you have harvested on all summer?

I have adhd too. I jump all over and my husband helps me when I get overwhelmed. I could take meds to be more focused but I choose not to. I love your garden.

1:23 It's crazy, you have more rain in that wheelbarrow than I had gotten in June, July and August combined here in Kentucky. 8:06 It just seems like a few weeks ago you were making Seth pronounce the Txorixero peppers for you. 😁 22:38 Fun Fact: Rollie Pollies don't eat the fruits produced by plants. 😈 29:20 Uh oh, sounds like it's time for a zero turn for the mowing speed. 😁 I'm happy to see that there wasn't much damage from the storms! Thanks for another episode, have a wonderful weekend!

How do you remember all the pepper names!. I can’t find elephant ear peppers here. I want them though.

I'm so glad you all didn't get hit worse! I'm in Ga. S.E.of Atlanta. We had tons of rain & wind. My 1 tomato plant was getting whipped around but I secured it to the porch and saved it. I'm definitely going to try planting some of the peppers you grow next year. They're beautiful. The chocolate pepper is definitely one.

I don't know how to get in touch so I'm taking in your last video. Please all be safe with the hurricane!!!

You work so hard! I have just very recently found your channel and love it! Your knowledge of your peppers , preserving, canning drew me in. Plus your love of family! I really like your personality! You're a great mama and wife! Thank you for making content for us to learn from! 😊

I watched this video a couple hours ago and decided to make them tonight lol. I used a leftover rotisserie chicken and these were a hit! My boys (6, 6 and 4) all approve. Thanks for sharing! Itll be a go-to from now on ❤

This is something I have experienced myself and and hve come to understand that same had been scientifically proved. Whenever you're out in your Garden, ALWAYS be totally barefoot because our soles love and deserve that freedom. They love to feel various textures of soil between their toes. Apart from n it's very healthy to be barefoot outside. Take for example two plants, one grown inside a pot and tge other grown in Nature. However much you water and use fertilizer, it never looks as healthy as the latter. This is simply because the roots have a limited space to stread and the Nurishment too is the same. The soles of our feet are like the roots of a tree.When you're not barefoot that natural process is obstructed. Our soles are designs to absorb things which are essential to lead a healthy lifestyle. However, use of footwear deprives this process. Apaurt from that there are a large number of Sensors / Nerve endings on the soles of our feet, which connects from head to toe. When we walk on Sand, Gravel and Tiny Stones /Pebbles,our entire body gets stimulated through these sensors. Once again Footwear deprives this natural process. So, go barefoot always for good health and happy feet and soles.

Homeschooling moms always worry about if we're doing good enough compared to the public school kids. You're doing great. Most high school kids today are functionally illiterate, are socially awkward and cant make eye contact or hold an intelligent conversation, ouldn't provide food for themselves, don't know how to fix anything, and lack any respect for their or other communities and the environment. The public system bar is so low its sad. Your kids are so beyond government school kids in many many ways. There's so much more to education than just producing kids who test well. Keep up the great job!

Your kitten is beautiful. Is she a Maine Coon? I just love your videos. Keep being you. Blessings from Colorado💙💛❤️

I always wondered if you could use your old sauce jars. Thanks so much for letting me know I can. I've got about 50 of those just hanging out waiting on a purpose 😅

Aww what a sweet kitty cat. Those look so yummy

I know this is a long shot since this is an old video but……..can you or have you ‘canned’ the CREAMY JALAPEÑO SAUCE? I just made it and I am in absolute love with it. I planted oodles of jalapeno plants this year because last year I didn’t get enough. I think this is a bumper crop for me this year too! I made the exact same recipe listed in this video and I’d like to double it or quadruple it next time if it’s canable. Please see this 😂

I must have missed my invite to lunch the day you filmed this. 🤣 My mouth is over here watering while watching this and I haven't even had coffee yet this morning. Those look absolutely delicious. 🤤

That looks so good! I want one! 😋

You’re a master homesteader..

What do you not know how to do?

Love all your videos because you are real and not just editing out real life. I'm so excited about your website and I signed up for your mailing list. God has big plans for you in the homesteading world. I will be on the lookout for your classes when you have time for them. ❤

Love your videos and your family is so sweet! Been busy here and have a question. Been using small mason jars for my peppers in vinegar. Had to go up to a 1/2 gal today and find that my weight just goes to the bottom. What do you use, or what do you suggest, to add to the top before the weight ti submerge the peppers?

Smart drying above refrigerator this was a great video