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Thank you so much for this video!! I’m sure your ex neighbor was very proud you asked him!! 🙌🏻🦋🙏🏻

I love how he said it used to frost every year in June...lol and they're trying to tell us about climate change nonsense. Is it just me, but it seems they don't want oldies around to tell us how it used to be 😳

What area of Montana? Impressive!!!

Thank you for your content! Curious as to which farmers market or markets you sell your produce…

Great job interviewing a great ol gardening soul. My dad would have been 93 this week… and I’m sure he would have loved being interviewed by a pretty girl too! Ha!

I love this. We need more people of old time to show us the way

Beet seed, you just wait till the fruit, and the area of the stalk they are attached too, is dry and brown. Beet "seed" is actually a fruit.

Thanks for sharing the video. It's so cool. Can't wait to see how your garden thrives with this new addition! 🌿

If the corn doesn't make it to harvest before a killing frost, turn it into mulch and compost it over winter for next yrs garden. If you have animals you can also turn it into feed for them.

You can peel and cut the turnip in chunks, drizzle with butter or olive oil, salt and pepper and roast in the oven. You can up the flavor with garlic and onion powder. I like to eat them raw with just a little salt, but I'm probably one of few people who prefer them raw. In the UK they mash them like potatoes, add butter, a little milk and salt. When you hear them say "bangers and mash" the mash is turnips. I lived in the UK for a bit and they have the best tasting foods because they don't allow the garbage added that the U.S. allows. You can buy seeds to grow seedless watermelon but you have to grow a seeded variety for pollination , the seeds for the seedless are more expensive and harder to get to germinate.

This was a great garden tour! Even with the challenges, you really got a lot of good from from your garden. And the new storage building and root cellar will be a huge benefit for your family. Btw, Kabocha squash is REALLY GOOD! I used one for 'pumpkin' pies one year and they were delicious! I hear turnips could be used as a potato substitute - roasted, cut for fries, etc. I think roasting and seasoning them like potatoes is the way to go. 👍🏾👍🏾

Thanks for the video. Your Big Jim’s are really nice. Where do you get your seeds?

Wow!!! He does way more than I could ever do!

what is the temperature in your garden, I will try planting in my garden in Asia..thx before

He's GREAT !!! ❤

I hope to be as skilled and able as this lovely gentleman someday. Great video!

I loved watching this ! It reminded me of our old neighbor Mr Thomas who was an avid gardener. Great memories.

He’s a doll! ❤

This was super helpful on the varieties and it's been awesome to watch this summer how you guys are doing! Our garden closer to Frenchtown did about the same all over in regards to tomatoes, I tried a lot of different varieties this year as well so thank you for posting!

I grow a purple pole beam that grow very well and highly productive. Each year I save seeds and it’s been many years so not positive on what the initial variety was. Did I quick google search and Blue Coco pole bean seems to the most similar but no way to know of that is the same. I’d be more than happy to share as I always save plenty of seeds.

What are those beautiful yellow flowers at end of video? Thankyou for great video!!

One lonely canna lol. Here in Texas they just spread and spread and come back every year getting taller.

New to your channel; western Colorado, 5400' elevation, soil pH of 8-ish. Your tomato field reminded me of what I see in my garden and what I heard a local organic farmer talk about: we put plants in the ground and they stand there looking unhappy or trying to die for a few weeks, then something kicks in and they take off. The farmer I mentioned felt like it is something to do with our soil. Of course, it could be to do with climate. Anyhow, your tomatoes doing OK mid-summer despite the bad soil reminds me of what we see here.

Don't waste time telling me what you're going to do just go ahead and show it

His garden his absolutely beautiful 💜 I just wanna say how much I appreciated seeing you be so patient and attentive to him. He looks to be an absolute sweetheart 💜

Composting is a great way to make soil.There is worm composing and the the use of EM effective micro-organism

I usually grab a tortilla and make a burrito on the spot

Are you guys from New Mexico

I lived in Idaho for 20 years. We had a frost on 3rd July which took out my garden. With a 78 day growing season there's not much time for recovery from a late frost.

Love it.

Thanks.

Awesome gentleman! Thank him for sharing! 💚

Wow, amazing setup and congrats on 94!

That idiot blow me that commented about tilling is bad Is a moron and he does not have a garden and he doesn’t even maintain his grass at his house Everybody’s going to tell you you’re doing something wrong, but they are too lazy to do anything right or wrong We both know it’s impossible to maintain the land without this technique. They have the stupidest idea with forks digging in the ground. They think that they know everything then they change their minds and say well, only I can do that. The proof at the end, it’s your garden If you have a garden, you did good If you saved your seeds from the garden, so you have the capability of growing everything again next year, you did good

I invented Hydrotilling to be able to help you in your garden 🪴 to be able to give you the power of water 💧 to protect you to establish new land and preserve what you have🌼🌸🍑

Press apples into cider and make cinnamon donuts. $$$ They will come.

If you can put wood ash on your garden it's amazingly good for several different reasons

Here in Tennessee we have a horrible problem with bugs and diseases. How does he keep all the bugs out. Thanks

His garden is beautiful

What does he use for fertilizer and maintaining his soil year to year?

Thank you for posting this video.

Amazing

Awesome and sweet prolific garden video , thanks.

Outstanding Ms. Wisdom. Ty so much.

Thank you so much for making this video for us. This gentle man is an inspiration to me for a long future of growing. 💗💗

What is he growing his squash in? Tires too? Perfect circles and out of the way. Looks amazing!

Truly an amazing gentleman. Thanks for sharing!

My great aunts lived in a tiny town in Kansas, there were a lot of gentlemen with huge gardens. One day we walked down the sidewalk for about three blocks and came to a house with large flower gardens surrounding the house. Most of the flowers were taller than my brother and he looked up to see creature flying above him. He said "what are those" and an old man laughed and said "hummingbirds". There were dozens of hummingbirds everywhere we looked. He told my brother that the hummingbirds chase each other because they are territorial about their food source so he grew flowers all around the house. The gardens came out about 15 to 20 feet from the house. It was a magical experience. In the back he had a vegetable garden as well. Corner houses can be a wonderful way for a gardener to share their gardens with spectators.

Legend.

This gentleman reminds me of my dad who passed, my dad was born in 1925, and he was an expert gardener too. I learned everything I know from him. This brought me back. Love this