Weekly Garden TOUR! A Year of Food on A 1/4 Acre Homestead
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- Опубликовано: 27 май 2024
- Hello Friend, lets take a look at the garden for week 3 of the 2024 growing season tours! Lots of growth is already happening and the garden is looking lush.
Thanks for hanging out!
Kelsey
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I was born and raised in PA. I'm now living in the mountains of NC because they remind me of the rolling PA hills! I appreciate you for sharing your faith, your sweet family, and your hard work. You motivate me; calm me, and I watch and rewatch many of your vlogs. Thanks for your wisdom and honesty. (and the views of PA countryside I still miss). I'm praying for blessings for you and your sweet family.
Your yard and garden is so beautiful. I learned to drive a stick shift car way back when. My Dad wouldn't let me drive an automatic until I mastered that good ol clutch. In turn I did the same with my kids.
Everything Looks wonderful!!! But,, OH THOSE ROSES!! STUNNING!!
Thank you so much! I'm so glad you love the roses too!
I feel you do so much more in your tiny garden than many do with acres and acres of ground. Your garden is a jewel box!
Keeping the rosebush where it is, draws you into the garden to "discover" other surprises. Sometimes not having everything in full view is magical. ;)
I like how you think 😉
Beautiful garden. Matt is correct, everyone should know how to drive a stick. My first car was manual.
Still seems so wonderful that you do this all on 1/4 acre! Amazing. I agree with Matt - the only way to DRIVE is with a stick. I'm a 78 yo granny and would still love to have mine back. So much fun. 5 speed Barracuda with hurst shifter and BIG engine - could get rubber in 3rd gear - oh those were the days. I wouldn't move the rose bush - it looks grand overlooking the garden from it's throne. The deer ate all my sweet potato starts, my comfrey, my lemon tips, the rest will be gone before I get any harvests - they are so bad here. Just snort at me when I walk outside as if I was the intruder! What they haven't gotten the roly poly bugs have destroyed - this is the first time I've seen them this bad - a plague of roly poly bugs. Comical but not in a fun way. Every year it is something that flourishes beyond imagination. Then I walk in my garden and relax and enjoy what God does and am so thankful for the whole garden, problems and all. It awakens me and makes me so grateful and happy just to walk in it and smell the earth.
i love lavender simple syrup and lavender ice tea
Thanks for the video, We just purchased an abandoned house with a 1/4 of acre land. It's nice to see what can be achieved on not so big plot :)
your swiss chard has leaf miner (sp)damage ...remove all the damaged leaves.... your gardens look wonderful.. btw....you look great....you must be feeling better
You aren't looking at slug damage in that swiss chard, it's leaf miners. If you bring the leaf up to the sun, you will see a little wormy looking guy chomping between the lining of the leaf. I wish I knew how to get rid of them all, but removing affected leaves and using a row cover helps I find.
I hope your trees bear lots of fruit.
Matt is correct everyone should learn on a manual transmission.
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I planted my bay plant in a pot and overwinter in the house. I bought mine about the same size of yours and it is now 4' tall and beautiful! Pittsburgh area.
BonJour,
tout d'abord, BRAVO pour votre magnifique jardin... je l'admire à chaque fois et c'est un vrai plaisir de le découvrir, de voir son évolution, au fil des semaines...
Moi-aussi, je suis passionnée de roses AUSTIN... mes variétés sont des variétés un peu plus anciennes... j'en ai installé dans des parterres avec des vivaces, mais également en potées avec des annuelles à leurs pieds. Ils sont magnifiques !! un vrai Bonheur...
A bientôt,
Cécile
Beautiful garden. Love the flowers ❤
Kelsey, love your garden. I believe you have leafminers not slug damage on your plants at 21:36. Spinosad is what is used to control them, however in my experience they are difficult to control. Good luck.
Beautiful countryside
What a beautiful assortment of trees you chose! My husband is on vacation this week so he watched the video with me. He actually smiled and shook his head in agreement when Matt said everyone should know how to drive an automatic 😊 so many fun things to look forward too! Have a great week Kelsey.
PS the roses are gorgeous!
I’m so excited for the trees! Hopefully in the next week we can get them in the ground! Lol, funny story, when Matt and I started dating he told me if we were in for the long run I needed to learn to drive stick! 😂 He said it was too much of a pain to work on automatics lol. So, he taught me how and the rest is history! Enjoy having your hubby home! ❤
Garden looks amazing! Val C
Love a stick 👍70 year old granny
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What a beautiful drive. I can’t imagine the beauty of the roses. Thanks for sharing and yes Matt everyone should.
You look like me, can’t pass up clearance plants 🪴
6:25 Lemon lavender jam or marmalade? Or syrup? Might make a great lemonade base. Yum.
12:24 Maybe the spinach would prefer the maple tree shaded spot?
I feel like maybe a decade ago people were still being discouraged from planting edible landscaping/ gardens / mini orchards because “it would hurt resale value”. I think we’re finally at a point that extensive edible landscaping is a selling point, and I love it.
Lol! I love Matt's announcement about driving a stick shift 😂.. many kids nowadays have no idea what that is 👍🙂
Your garden is beautiful! And there’s so much more to come! What a blessed life you are creating. Hugs from Ohio
Garden is lovely. I agree with Matt about the standard shift.
😂 Thank you! ☺️ ❤️
Your garden is absolutely gorgeous.
Thank you so much! ☺️
Truly amazing!! You are an inspiration!
Thank you so much ❤️
The only rose I ever transplanted died on me.
Wow! Everything looks great- so much work but so worth it😊 your orchard is going to be awesome!
Your garden is so lovely! I’m rooting for you to get more land so you can have your rose garden. You could be the next Laura Leboutillier!
Just a tip about placement of the fruit trees, it seems like the flowers will be in the way when the fruit needs to be picked.
Hi Kelsey, since you have had so much rain, that could be part of the problem with the beets. Also, check for potassium deficiency. Looks great. The roses are stunning.
Please leave the rose don’t risk it it’s too beautiful !
Beautiful garden!!!!🍎🍐🍇🫐
Thank you ☺️ ❤️
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Can you please send me a list of your climbing roses. I'm with you, I love roses! Thanks!!
I have 2 climbers. The orangey one is Crowned Princess Margareta and the pink one is The Generous Gardener, both by David Austin ☺️
My car is a manual:)
Don’t move the Olivia Austin… it’s beautiful. I would love a rose garden too. The whole garden is beautiful.
Thank you! I’m leaning towards leaving her and putting some taller things behind her!
What medical herbs would you recommend for gardens to start with please
I have not been able to grow garlic either but I do make pesto from onion tops. I know you don’t like onions, but maybe your shallot tops?
Good thought! I’ll give that a try this year! ❤
Everything is beautiful 😍! Have you tried propagating the roses? Definitely a financial savings.
I haven’t! Most of these aren’t own root roses but grafts onto hardier varieties, so I’m not sure how they would fare on their own roots. I’m interested to try though!
@@seedandsparrowhomestead That would make a great additional video. Mike Kinkade on RUclips does a huge variety of propagation on everything that I can think of. He may have an answer on the roses.
Question for you: Does anyone in your area have bees that benefit from your garden?
Not that I know of! I know of two local bee keepers but they are in the next town.
@@seedandsparrowhomestead they would so beneficial for you and others around you if someone did locally.
I would love to get bees but the lack of land and having little kids and lots of neighbors concerns me! Definitely at the next property if that happens!
Pretty😅
Thank you ❤
your spinach.. and betts ...its leafminer no slugs.
Ok! Thank you, I’ll try and remedy that!
I would try to propigate that blueberry branch that broke off and create a clone.
Ooh! Good idea, I think I have some rooting powder around here somewhere too!
Matt is correct. 😂
😂 He is something else.
Don’t move Olivia! She is too pretty to risk death🤭