Suburban Front Yard - June Garden Tour
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Today I give you a full tour of every vegetable and flower growing in my suburban garden. I begin the video sharing the size of my garden, which is 58x48. I have 23 beds that are 23 feet long and 3 feet wide. I heavily mulch my paths and use various techniques to keep the weeds out of my garden. I am gardening in zone 7a/b and I discuss why my zone is on the cusp and how I have to watch the weather closely when harvesting or I can lose crops to surprise frosts. We walk through the Spring garden where I show you my onions, herbs, sugar snap peas, cabbage, broccoli, lettuces, kales and potatoes. I share tips and tricks that I have learned over the last years that I have been learning to garden. I hope the joy that I share for gardening will inspire and encourage you to plant your own garden as well as encourage you to continue to spend time in your already established one.
As we walk through the summer garden, I explain the varieties I am growing and the amounts that I am growing. In the summer garden I show you my sweet potatoes, peppers, squash, zucchini, basil, tenderette beans, and three different varieties of corn. I discuss the various flowers and herbs I am using to companion plant. I hope you enjoy this look into my 2023 vegetable garden.
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Bri you truly encompass that saying “Bloom where you are planted”🌱 xx Cathi xx 😘
Nope. I disagree. Our Bri would be an exquisite bloom anywhere. Great blessings everyone.
Crazy how this yard of grass is looking now ! You rock girl! I can’t wait to see this garden grow with time!
This brought back memories of my Dad walking through the garden eating peas and corn and occasionally cutting a watermelon and eating right there. I miss him so much. He died 45 years ago when I was a teenager. I'm thankful for the good memories.
There is so much joy in your face and voice when you talk about your garden that it makes me happy as well.
Hi Bri. With your friends mighty help, you have already been suscessful with your first experiment plantings this first year. The twins are so small and take Mama time constantly. l can see in this video how positive you have become concerning your first year in a beautiful new home and yard, and how much all the children are loving it. Already so much success, I am so pleased for all of you. 😊❤😊
Bri, those are flea beetle holes in your eggplant leaves. Eggplant grows great for me (I’m not far from you) but the flea beetles absolutely decimate it.
Your garden is gorgeous. Very impressive for its first year! ❤
I agree that that is flea beetle damage. I get flea beetles every year on my eggplants but have never treated them. It doesn't take long for the eggplant to outgrow the flea beetles and that way I can avoid putting a pesticide in my garden.
Agree, was going to say the same thing - they are a magnet for flea beetles. They usually grow past that and still produce fruit for me though, thankfully! Bri, your garden is amazing!! 😍
You are so right about never ending knowledge. I have been growing 10 years. I am still a novice. Also, mother nature always wins. Always. Weather is everything!! Just when you think you've mastered something, oh no you haven't learned it ALL. Gardening is a never ending novel!!
I so agree that having flowers on top of veggies to plant, makes things so much better. Flowers are so beautiful. I loved the tour. It's awesome.
Your garden is so beautiful and the joy you share while in your garden is contagious. 😊❤
Bri, you have accomplished so much in a short time. You have so much to be proud of in your life. You are a wonderful and beautiful person.
💯!
What a beautiful way to start my morning! Everything looks wonderful, Bri. What abundance!
Bri, I just love to see you smiling. Always a joy to watch
Beautiful garden and beautiful family 💜
Thank you for your videos
Your garden looks amazing!!! You have done so well to adapt to your new situation, you are truly an inspiration
Bri, not only is your garden beautiful, YOU are as well. ❤ Your dreams are coming to fruition and I am soo happy for you! ❤
Thank you so much!!
@@Brifromscratch You are soo very welcome!❤️
Bri, I am loving the abundance of gardening in your videos 💚
Bri, this is incredible!!!! You guys have done so much work in just a few months, I'm so impressed!
Thank you so much!!
Your garden is so beautiful ❤️ God bless you and your family ✝️
Bri … your a professional tour guide … full of love and knowledge . Thank you and may your garden be blessed abundantly !
You may reconsider the zucchini & squash growing because if you slice them, sprinkle them with your favorite seasoning (garlic salt, bbq rub, everything but the bagel, or just salt and pepper) pop them in the freeze dryer they make excellent snacking chips. I think the children will like them 😊
Yes. One thing we are going to try with our freeze dryer for sure. If we like them we will grow more next year!
What a joyful person you are. Your garden is happy showing off for you.🎉
Bri if your first time garden looks this amazing, just imagine how it will look years to come. ❤❤❤
I hope so!
I love being in my garden in early morning. You probably didn't see the comment i left on your last video but your Tithonia (Mexican Sunflower) can grow over 6 feet tall and wide! My last Tithonia bush was 7 feet tall. They are an absolutely beautiful flower and will attract so many pollinators, including hummingbirds. Please consider moving those plants to areas where they can grow to their full potential.
Bri, what a beautiful use of that grassy expanse - with your house in the background, it captures the essence of a prospering old country farmhouse with a kitchen garden - just beautiful. It stood out to me when you said your fam doesn't enjoy peppers cooked in chili and etc - neither does mine. I dice and freeze mine to pull out to add a frozen handful to the top of my chili bowl - the fresh taste and crunchy texture is sooo good! Thanks for sharing your bounty! ❤
Great idea!
I cannot believe how gorgeous and abundant your garden is!!!!! For first year! And your placement, and cattle panel trellises! You have a great eye for the beauty of a garden. I'm so jealous. And so happy for you
Your garden is glorious Bri❤ I just love it and I'm so thankful you and the kiddos are doing this garden! We put a 80x30 garden in this year and the joy I get from my kids in there with me is incredible. I thank God everyday❤
That is awesome!
Bri, I'm so happy for you and the children. Seeing you bring this garden to life with the help of dear friends restores my faith in the world.
About the broccoli, I bought 60% shade cloth to put over my broccoli and lettuce this year and it hasn’t bolted. Some of the lettuce is starting to bolt, but the broccoli is fine so far.
Beautiful garden and you’ve been very thoughtful and smart in the way you have laid it out and the things you are growing. I think the most beautiful thing in your garden this morning is you! I love your joy in growing and in life.
AMEN! Agree!
What a beautiful garden tour! You have done an amazing job. We're in early winter now and seeing all that summer growth makes me excited for our next growing season. Well done to you and your beautiful children ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I had large gardens for years to help feed my 6 kid's. I am now disabled with very limited mobility so it is far harder to garden but I continue to grow as much as I can
Bri, do you know why I watch this channel? I've been doing this since I saw the episode of you in the garden a few years ago. You said then: "If you have flowers on the table every day, you are the rich man". I have a successful professional life, but I also love gardening. I remember my co-workers mocking and jeering at my passion. They laughed at my fingernails, which were never like my office colleagues, at my scratched hands when cutting bushes, that I like farming, ...as if that meant I was inferior to the rest. Your words gave me comfort and a lot of peace at that time. Then came the crisis, the fashion for ecology, the pandemic... and many began to envy their own potatoes, onions and carrots, as well as fruits and, of course, flowers. But words spoken that hurt can't be taken back. Fortunately, there were also your words that became an inspiration for me.
I'm sorry your efforts were diminished...both of my grandparents farmed professionally and gardened their entire lives as most people that were impacted by the Depression (and a lack of refrigeration) did. I grew up exposed to it but not in a home that had our own garden. So as an adult, I did not understand the significance in health, productivity and sustatainability until just a few years ago - I don't think I would have been one that mocked your interests as a fellow corporate professional - but I would not have respected it as it should have been - so I apologize on behalf of those co-workers for bruising your heart. As Jesus said - "they know not what they do" - that doesn't excuse careless remarks or mockery - but I hope you'll find it in your heart to forgive them of their ignorance and self-righteousness attitudes.
@@AB-ol5uz Thank you. But... Why do you feel guilty? You weren't being rude. I don't work in a corporation, but in cultural institutions. At the time at the opera. I also come from a family with horticultural roots. It gives me the feeling that no matter what happens, I can feed my family. This skill can be very useful. There is the war going on in neighboring country and from time to time rockets fall on our side.
Thank you for sharing that with me!!!
The end if last summer the grass and weeds got the better if me and overtook the entire garden. Now in late winter I'm starting to prepare the garden for spring, and (except for the carpet of weed seeds which is giving me anxiety) im so greatful for the abundance of hay the grass and weeds are creating! As i weed each bed, the sun dries the weeds and turns it into hay that I am mulching back into the paths and beds. Hay was so crazy expensive this year, so im counting last years failure as this years win. ❤
I just learned today to not let a cucumber ripen and get too large or yellow, it kills the plant. It feels it is done growing/producing for it’s life cycle. I have been gardening for 30 years and didn’t know that. Cucumbers are my favorite to get out of the garden. I will be watching them closely and harvesting like crazy.
Love your videos! Walking through your garden with you and sharing your joy is a wonderful way to start the day! Enjoy!
Watching your children and your garden grow is a blessing to me. Thanks for sharing your life with everyone, and may God bless you all continuly.
I can't imagine how much better your garden could become in future years as wonderfully productive it's doing this 1st year!!!
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Your garden is so lovely! Gotta say the biggest joy I get in seeing it is in seeing the great joy you receive from it!
Gardening IS a beautiful challenge. You do very educational videos and it's nice to watch you explain so many things without being boring. I think I'm almost as excited about your garden as you are. Thank you.
Me too!💖
Bri, your garden is beautiful you have worked so hard. We are so proud of you and the kids
The garden is coming along beautifully! Just a quick observation, what you ate was a snow pea (they are flat) and the sugar snaps are plumper (even when small). Both are still delicious! I grow both and tried the some of the greens in salad and the are wonderful. God has blessed you greatly! ❤
Ha! I always wondered the difference and have always just interchanged the words. Thanks!
Fabulous garden you are building! What a great tour to see the joy, appreciation, and love you have for the plants. And your wood thrush gave you a lovely soundtrack!
You are a great teacher Bri. You are so great at sharing your knowledge. Love the garden, it is so beautiful for a first year garden !
Wonderful harvest thus far and much more to come!!!❤️💝👍🏾I failed at trying to grow a garden..pets n animals were an issue here, so now, I’m planning a good sized greenhouse to plant again, once I can get extra funds! I don’t want to get discouraged and not bother so I’m going to be positive and pray🙏🏽🙏🏽❤️ oh ya, soil was an issue too!
Your garden is SO beautiful!! Please remember that onions are edible at every stage of life and they dry very well or freeze dry very well in circles! My yard is 20feet out from my home all the way around. I have 8 gardens that stretch all the way across 2 sides of my yard. I love to walk through my gardens in the morning. It helps me to see who is doing well or not but it rained all day yesterday and my gardens look so beautiful!!:-) Maybe if you put a shade cloth up, your carrots will be sweeter? I have oak barrel halves and grow potatoes very well. There are only indeterminate potatoes available to grow in our area of BC . I grow Red Chieftain potatoes. Next year I will add some fingerlings, as well. I have found that cucumbers love to grow with radishes and they are very heavy water drinkers. Perhaps you have something growing next to your cucs that compete? I too love flowers all over the gardens. I also have been adding things that I have never grown before. This year glass gem corn and broccoli, brussels and cauliflower from seed. I just learned that dill does not like to grow with carrots. When cooking with peppers I like to wait until just before the dish is served and add the tiny chopped peppers. Then they are not slimy.
Brightest Blessings
Learning 👏 so 👏 much 👏 here! I was always hesitant to intercrop but now I know I can just experiment! I also thought something ate our eggplant but couldn’t find the culprit. It was sun scorch. Ours look identical to yours. More Gardening Bits with Bri, please!
Hey! Just wanted to mention with the amount of rain in your area, you'll need to look at retaining walls to keep that good healthy soil from running into the ditch. You might find it easier financially to begin maybe next year with just one layer, then as the soil begins to move, you can add more layers as you need it. best of luck bri!
The way my rows are raised is greatly reduces erosion.
I’ve been experiencing the same half of my one row the cabbages are huge and on the other side they are smaller so shall be interesting to see when you learn why! The garden looks amazing! Love and prayers from Canada
I’m so happy you’re back on the tube. You such a joy to follow!
What a change from use a couple of months ago! Truly beautiful!
Your garden is so beautiful! It's 5 am. where I am, and I can't wait to get out to my garden this morning. Coffee first😂
The yardlong beans are best if harvested at about 18".
The peaches & cream corn is what we plant here in Michigan. It is the most popular bcuz of its flavor, ease to grow & the amount of harvest. I hope you like it also.
Tenderette and blue lake are very popular green beans. That bush variety seems to be very abundant at harvest time. Great for canning.
Another great companion plant for tomatoes is your peppers. I always planted them together and my peppers just did amazing! I miss gardening so so much.
Will you teach us how to make fermented dillly beans, and also share your homemade salad dressing recipe? I'm so glad you came back to youtube, because I really missed your family.
Love seeing what you've accomplished in a short time👏. God Bless all your harvests abundantly🥰
You have done a great job Bri!!!
Bri, I just love your enthusiasm for your garden. You’re so intelligent about each part of it and you bring so much joy to those of us who listen to you talk❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️♥️♥️♥️♥️
I’ve never heard anybody talk the way you feel about each aspect of your garden and the happiness and joy and loves it comes a crossed from you it’s so endearing and heartwarming!!❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️ I know this was made a while ago but I am so glad I got to see it and I wish and pray for you and your children to be well. I love that you were moving forward and doing the best you can with life. I was a single parent myself for many years and I found much happiness in it and I’m glad to see you doing to same♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
Beautiful garden for it first year. thanks to all your helpers. bigger and better next year
Bri, your joy in your garden is inspiring. Yes, no matter what, we are always learning and adapting to our situation and area. I have always had a garden, but now due to the size of my yard and underground gas lines, everything is growing in raised beds. I do grow potatoes in bags. They need frequent watering. Next planting I'm going to try using a baby pool to keep moisture in. Still having a problem growing beets and cabbage. Trying again in the fall. Have a blessed day dear
I’m impressed! Your garden sure has been growing so fast! Can’t wait to see the fruits of you labor!❤❤❤
You are always beautiful however, when you are in the garden you just "glow like a flower." I enjoy your Gardener's passion. I learn alot from what you say.
I love growing eggplant. Quarter lengthwise and grill until the seeds bubble…delicious! Speckled tiny holes in my leaves is caused by flea beetles that I control with soapy water.
I for one can not wait to see inside that greenhouse!
Country gentleman is my favorite sweet corn. My father always grew it when I was growing up! You will enjoy it!
You have achieved so much this year. What a blessing it was for your friends to help you
Lovely tour of the garden. Love all your tips and sharing of knowledge.❤
First time I grew sugar snap peas my grandmother picked and shelled them. She complained they were bad. 😅 they were delicious
Your garden looks great. I like flowers throughout my garden also. You’re doing a wonderful job along with your children and friends
You're so sweet and very industrious Nanay (Mother)... Thank you so much for inspiring me... I'm considering Homesteading in my upcoming retirement in the province (Bicol Province Philippines)... God bless 🙏🙏🙏
Aw this reminds me of my childhood.
Your garden is amazing. So beautiful, so productive too. Great job honey ❤❤
I really enjoyed this video. Serene, beautiful && glorious!! 🌱 🍅 🌽 🧅
My potatoes always flowered. I only grew reds and russetts. Reds are my favorite by far. The Nordland red has gorgeous red delicate skin.
I put shade cloths on my greens and have them all summer. And, in Central Texas. They are a must.
My Yukon golds have already flowered, kinda sparce but they have. I planted mine back in March though, don't remember when you planted yours.
I'm in the same place you are, first year garden at a new place. Can't wait til the following years to see it mature. I do the same thing, raised rows with wood chips, they actually look very similar, lol.
I'm in 7A and already picking tomatoes and squash but my last frost date is April 1st, yours will be ready in no time!
I'm sticking in flowers as well, beauty and medicinal.
Those little holes on the eggplant leaves aren't from watering. Eggplant does that from bugs. I never have gotten any plants that don't do that, lol, and I water at night.
The secret to a crunchy pickle that I have found is to not put the cukes in with the hot liquid. I don't cook mine together as some call for and I let my liquid cool a bit before putting it in the jars with the cukes. They stay crunchy and very light colored.
Bri the transformation is amazing!!!!!
Bri Your garden helps you shine even more
My 1 year old is always looking for garden snacks!
I really enjoy watching your gardening videos 😊 It’s obvious how much you love it and as a beginner I’m learning so much. Thank you 💕
I'm so glad!
Have a lovely week don't you just love the smells of an onion bed. ❤
❤ U Lady. You are looking happier everyday.
It is a beautiful garden you have done very well.....congratulations
A wonderful garden tour Bri! Thank you!
What a wonderful video. Excellent job! Thank You. ~Sharon from Florida
I've been feeling extra anxious this morning and your video helped. Thank you!
I'm so glad!
Love your beautiful gardens! Bri you are so inspiring, love seeing you smile, you look so happy! God Bless you and your children!! Love your channel! Keep up the hard work!!
*UM BOM DIA MAMA E UMA SEMANA ABENÇOADA 👏🏻GOOD MORNING FAMILY WONDERFUL CALIFÓRNIA MARAVILHOSA 🇺🇸👏🏻*
This was such a joy to watch!
Amazing garden produce. Your skills are many
Looks awesome! I think your eggplant got rocked by flea beetles. My potatoes did. Didnt hurt the harvest just didnt look pretty 😊
I would flip the strawberry /flower be just because of the shadow (probably late or early but still) so that in springtime the soil is sunny and warmed up. Annual flowers care a little less about sun aspect.
It is beautiful just like you Bri!
I LOVED this video Bri!! Great Job!!
Glad you liked it!!
I just purchased 3 unusual herb plants, Im not sure if they sell them in US but Mushroom Plant, Herb leaves taste like mushroom, Cola Plant (great for cocktails smells like Cola bottle candy) and Olive Herb Plant great with Italian recipes, all are growing well only have one of each but so happy with them. And Im sure next year they will grow a-lot bigger, oh and I have found Garlic Kale Seeds which I have sown so cant wait to try that.
It looks so beautiful friend!
Thank you so much 😊
My dad always had us step on the onion tops so they would get more energy to the bulb instead of the tops. Worked great for him and was fun for us!
Loved this garden tour, what a transformation!
When I have visitors to my garden I make them smell all the good smells!
Your garden is inspiring 😍🌞👏🏻
Hey I have always grown really small kale, swiss chard, collards, cabbage, etc but I recently discovered that my soil was lacking nitrogen. I now use about a half cup soaked alfalfa pellets at the base of each plant, when I plant and about a month later and I have the biggest and best cabbage, kale, collards, swiss chard, etc. It is quite amazing and a lot cheaper then a lot of fertilizers I found for my kales
Thanks for the tour Bri. You are inspirational!
We grow peaches and cream corn up here in Michigan. It's one of my favorite corns. It will be interesting to see if it grows well in your area. I'm sure you've read up on it or you would not have planted it. Your garden is beautiful. If I hadn't been following you I'd never know if was a first year garden.
I grew it 1 year in Atlanta, and it was amazing! It rarely made it into the house. I even had the neighbors eating raw ears while we were talking once. 🤣 They were shocked at the texture and flavor.
Fresh corn is a whole different category than store bought for sure!