Get Out & Plant You Some Food | July Garden Tour | Part 2
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- Today we are doing part 2 of our full garden tour. We grow about 80% of our own food including all of our own vegetables and we want to encourage and inspire you in all your gardening adventures!
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Praying for all our farmers whose livelihoods depend on good crops due to the weather! Dear Lord bring us rain to those areas.
Praise the Lord for the rain!🙌🏼
I love how Andy ALWAYS acknowledges your efforts. What a Precious husband!!
I noticed that too! Y’all are partners the way God meant it too be.
Hey ya’ll! I watch all the time! We live in Normandy, TN which is Middle TN. I am from East TN near the NC line in Greene County, TN. My brothers still live near Greeneville, TN.
Anyway, we live a lot like ya’ll & grew up that way. Raised by my Ma & Pa, they were born in 1903. I learned the real way to live like you do!
Want to tell you both, ya’ll are the best teachers for your viewers. You are brilliant & creative!
Ya’ll’s kids are “cuter than a spotted pup under a red wagon!”
Well gotta go puttin up okra, tomatoes, yella crookneck squash & green beans all day!!
Blessings,
Allison
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Zucchini and yellow squash! First set of onion's! My pickles are dang near growing in one night! Couple weeks on first set of pole beans! Michigander saying hello! Down there!!
My maiden name is Allison❤❤❤
@@virginiaallisonpeck2517 my name is Jim!
Blueberries have shallow roots and will only get moisture from the first 3 to 4 inches of soil. You would do well to water the blueberries and mulch them heavy. I've grown blueberries for years and I know the watering and mulching works because we've had several yrs of drought, but I kept my bushes alive and thriving. Got gallons and gallons off one bush this year. Fertilize your bushes in early February with a balanced fertilizer and give the trees all your coffee grounds. I save my grounds in an old coffee can and when it's full I dump them around the bushes, gives them a little extra acid that they love.
My Dad was a family of 10 kids and they always had a big garden. Then when they all got married and had families of their own. Most of them had garden on their own I learned a lot and always helped my Dad and Mom with their garden. But I’m 65 now and I have to say you both have thought me alot at this age. I have passed what I have learned from you and passed it off to my kids. Thank you so much for sharing your life lessons. I believe it will make a big difference in the future for many.😊❤
The Lords feeds the animals and the humans😊
To bad the veggies don’t grow as fast as the grass does ! 😊. Glad to hear y’all got some rain
Knock some of the fruit off the trees and you will get bigger and better fruit, I know it’s hard to waste it but we had to do it with pears before, watch the peaches for bore worms,
Praying For Y'all For Rain, Good Crop, Harvest 🙏
Thanks for sharing all you folks do around there. It does inspire folks to get out and do anything they can to help feed their families or grow something they really like eat. Learning from you youngsters ( I am 79) has taken me back quite a number of years where they tried to teach me to be a farmer and now I wish I had taken an interest in learning the trade, so I am picking up things that were forced on me back when I was 8 & 9 years old when I was farmed out for the summers . Stay safe and keep up the great videos . Fred.
I pray for yall for rain ☔️
We just had that horrible horrible Hurricane..we are good ..but so many good people with NO LIGHT .. I cannot even watch the news so sad and all my friends are suffering, but hopefully today they will have power.
I pray ya get some rain
From east texas here and I was hoping that hurricane would go their way but it went more northward.
God Bless You and provide for your needs. 😊
Right now, the best stuff I have planted is what's here at the house. It all mulched and I can water it every day.
I always enjoy seeing and listening to what y'all say , it's been awhile to see how things have changed in your area and how y'all plant the different crops and i learn by your knowledge and want to learn more , I'm no young chicken but there's still more to learn from people like you and i want to thank you for this opportunity. Larry
We just went thru a Hurricane and 100 temps with no electricity. We had tones of water and l think it’s headed your way. I was the only of my hugh family that had no electricity out. Houston nneeds prayers lot of people suffering in this heat
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Prayers
Praying for you and all affected.
Glad you got some rain. I will pray you get more. Thank you for part 2 showing us the rest of your gardens.
Another informative video, have learned so much. Pray you get the rain you need soon.
Prayers for rain for you ❤
I know y’all are like me, I don’t plant (or plan) to fail, but it happens! If you play this game long enough, you’re bound to experience it. A good, healthy, attitude, like y’all have, gets you through much easier! Roughest June here in N Central Bama that I can remember but we’re starting July much better with timely rains. Dang temps are still high 90s but we are getting some help from the rains. Y’all keep plugging, we’ll keep watching!
Enjoyed it! Andy would be a great lecturer!
So glad you got some rain! In North Florida the rains are here as well, Thank the Lord 🙏
Raining right now in north Florida. Thank you, Lord
Glad you got some rain. Yes, God is good. ❤😊
Thanks for sharing the up side and down side of this years gardening for you. You always have such great attitudes. 😊
My husband and I just love watching your show. I love it when you cook. Just love how the kids love to help.
Show us how the country hams are coming along.
We got the saw out. Just waiting for it too cool off some😅
Andy is 100% right, those are Red Bartlett pears! I live in the former Pear Capital of the World, Kelseyville, California. I'm always amazed to see how the east coast stays green all summer & the rain during summer. Here on the west coast, we usually don't get rain beyond spring & are lucky is we get fall rain. Winter is our rainy season & we've had a lot of droughts in the last 10 years. We have to have sprinklers or drip hose to even grow a garden & it must be daily. I'm sorry you're experiencing a drought. I hope you get some saving rain to recover some. I absolutely love your videos & your ways!
The Piggies running to see Dad. So cute. Just like kids, they don't want to miss anything😂😂.
Enjoyed this two part garden tour so much! All your hard work just shines through. God bless!
I feel guilty,we were in somewhat of a drought here in Ohio , but last night I got 2.1 inches of rain . I believe we still be dry , but the hurricane saved us . Wish I could send you most my rain cause you folks have it a lot lot worse . Your whole state of NC is in a severe drought. Like the videos.👋👋👋❤️
Never had any luck with fruit trees but bushes I can grow.
I love shelly beans ( what y'all call October beans ) , crowder peas, purplehull peas. But do you plant okra?
You two amaze me.
Keep the videos coming . I so enjoy watching. Takes me back in time when I was young enough to do all that.
I love how y'all educate from your trials and errors.
Your garden is really impressive despite the drought! Your hard work and diligence to insects and animals shows by the plants! Positive outlook even though some plants didn’t grow or got eaten. I’ve had some kind of rodent eating my new plants so I have put a tomato cage and bird netting around my round containers. So I’m going to plant some more green beans. I’m in So. Cal.
Again thanks for sharing your lives and gardens with us! You tell us valuable information and inspire us with techniques. I respect your life choices with your family and homestead!!✝️❤️
Good morning to my favorite family
Farming is a learning lesson 👍🤠👍, you learn to adapt to the weather were handed 👍... Y'all have garden to provide foods for yr family . Its a good feeling to know where yr food comes from.
Kids are learning as they go, and thats passing on the
"Family Tradition" 👍😜👍
Much❤ to y'all and your family from here in Michigan
Jason at Cog Hill has trellised all of his fruit trees, it is really a very smart way to grow these.
This 2 part tour has been one of the most enjoyable things I’ve ever experienced on your channel. Many thanks from the UK.
What a beautiful site on your trees (fruit)
I just planted a nectarine tree. I have two nectarine trees, a cherry tree and the pair but the pair is already been producing for years. It’s 22 years old but I wish I would’ve planted at least 10 years ago more trees. I’m in the city. I have a small space but I still can plant trees .
I love that you'll explain everything very well ❤GOD BLESS YOU'LL❤
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ love your videos, your content is always so good and gotta say how soothing it is to listen to you guys talk❤
Everything I watch yall I can something or plant some more lol. Yall are great motivators!
Could y’all run y’all’s cows down by the creek garden ? Looks like good grass outside of the garden fence. Maybe just the milk cows could benefit
it would be nice but very hard for us to do, I've always wanted to figure out a way to get them down there
I live in Apple Valley in Southern California
Good morning you garden looks good considering the drought. The only thing I got out of mine so far is hot peppers. I have plenty blooms on everything but that’s it.
Good morning from Nw Oregon, heat wave is ending , hopefully back to our normal weather, hope your dry spells ends
Have things gotten any better since our last rain fall? My cukes and tomatoes have a new life to them right now.
somewhat but its all still suffering
You can see how valuable ponds are and variety in what is planted can be too. Praying with you that our Father in heaven will provide for you !
Megan said "we planted that not long after we got married" Andy responded with astonishment "oh really... That's been a long time then" 🤣
hahaha
Y'all truly are an inspiration and a testament to what 2 motivated people can do. Some day I'll have somethin like that! I'll pray for some rain for ya, just without the swirly bits.
Stay safe and keep smilin!
thank you
Thank you for the garden tour Far as rain.I think we're all going through it Thanks for the video
So glad you all got some rain and pray you all (and all the farmers) get some more! Would love to see the patch of sunflowers and zinnias when they came up later in the summer. I'll bet that'll be beautiful! Whenever you all talk about sorghum, I remember my Grandma making dollar-size pancakes for us grandkids, slathering them with peanut butter and molasses, and having pancake-eating contests that way with our Pa (grandpa!). Oh man, they'd get 10" inches high and was SO good, but it's amazing I didn't have more cavities as a young person! Of course my Pa had dentures, so... 😂 I've always said "Have a good one!" too so I hope you all do. And God bless!
Omg I’m backward of these videos..”
Thinking it was because of the Hurricane 🌀
But now I have time to
Lost my peaches and plums this year from not pruning or spraying enough. Brown rot fungus and worms. Also needed to thin or take off peaches for the rest to get bigger. I took off about a hundred peaches and it still wasn’t enough. Bet I picked over a hundred bad ones that were ripening. 4 year old trees i think. BT, neem, permethrin and copper sulfate used. Will start earlier next winter, prune hard and spray every two weeks til blossoms then start again after blossoms fall until harvest. Lesson learned!
Yes, I thought they should have thinned out their fruit trees. Way too much fruit on them to bare with no water.
@@miephoex i watched a video where a small orchards owner went around and whacked the trees with big wooden stake things to thin the trees 😆 I’ll take less fruit but bigger fruit anytime
Considering all the plants and trees you have, you've done a wonderful job dealing with the drought! Am curious about the dried-up blueberries. I dehydrate them and wonder if any on your bushes could be considered the same, only air dried. Could they be reconstituted or ground up? Really enjoy these videos!
I was thinking they could save the dried blueberries for tea!
I’m so glad you got some rain. Maybe you’ll get some more another good video thank you.😊
Hopefully you all get some rain ! Everyone has been dry an Hot !! Strange weather year !! Luv watching your videos ❤
Please show us an update on the field corn tomorrow.. 🌽
I was really hoping this morning's video would show that inch of rain ya'll got. I've been watching the radar of your area, and praying for more rain. Thanks for sharing your family!! ❤
My blackberries are dying here in north Alabama, very dry
Bought property in 2022. We are completely first timers in everything. I appreciate your educational channel and your lovely vision for your property🍎 "Apple Valley" and 🫐 "Blueberry Hill". Sweet! Someday it all is going to be so beautiful! 🌻
My peach tree looks exactly the same as yours. I am a little over an hour from you. Gotta love NC weather.
GOD bless yall, very good work love from Lonnie in Boiling Spring Lakes N.C.
That might be a late peach, I had one early peach that always got frosted or ate up by beetles and a late tree that was great.
Hey, y'all! 😊
I live in the Midwest and absolutely love your RUclips channel. I am zone 5b and think your methods could still work in my area. Thanks for sharing all of your knowledge and experiences.
I haven’t had luck with pumpkins or melons until this year. I planted Kajari melons on my arched cattle panel trellis and they have done amazing! Two plants have made soooo many melons. I planted seminole and cheese pumpkins and they’re growing well but no pumpkins yet. I don’t know how y’all keep up with everything 😂 y’all have soooo much planted! I have a lot of variety but on a much smaller scale and it’s all I can do to keep up with it by myself.
Hope Andy uses sun block daily when he is working. Love your videos
Y'all are so awesome
Good morning!! Love y’all!!❤
I sure enjoy walking around your farm, from kitchen chair.
Like I said in part one, despite the drought everything still looks good. The way I look at it, you have to take the good with the bad. As for the corn, seed saved from your fields under the stress we are experiencing, will produce a landrace cross that will have awesome traits as it pertains to drought resistance, vigor and tolerance. Just continue to have fun with it, and future results will make it all worth while. 👍🏽
When we planted field corn the outside rows always got hit hard by the deer. They'd eat half the cob and move on to the next one. We would cut them down with a machete, load them into a wagon and feed them to our beef cattle. It's a lot of work but the cows sure liked it.
Dave in WV first time I've caught your video. I watch jtwes and deep south homestead and greatly enjoy. Your video is very very intertaning and I really enjoyed. May God bless and hope we get some much needed showers.
Cool stuff! 😀
Mornin' yall!
Love watching the channel!
Thanks for the garden tour. 🙏
This was the first year i had fruit on my trees. A co worker has fruit on his for the first time also. Has to be a star alignment moon phase thing i guess 🤷♂️
Praying for rain here West Virginia to everything is so dry and need water and lots of it
Love your channel
Y’all it has rained all around us . We in patetown had o for June and a half inch so far for July. So hopefully we get three inches out of this low pressure coming this weekend. If I can get some really good rain I will be replanting the garden . How it has done what it has been by the grace of God
That second peach tree of y’all’s, that’s exactly what my Peaches look like! We’ve had enough rain in TN. Not too much either. But our tree is about 7 years old, it’s been struck by lightning, last year we had a very bad wind storm that I thought took it out. Well it’s loaded down this year. They’re just small and not ripening up👍
I canned some tomatoes this morning my wife is going to make some pickles this evening i love to watch y'alls video's this is Todd from Buford Georgia.
I still have not had one drop of rain. Glad yall had an inch!! My garden across the road is barely hanging on. My plants at the house are doing well cause I can water these.
You are absolutely right about deer eating things that they don't normally eat. They are eating on my impatiens which they have never done. They stemmed my peppers including jalapeños
So glad you got rain! I now watch your weather forecast and it looks like you are continuing to get rain. I hope the garden and pasture is recovering and not getting too sloppy. It always seems like it’s “feast or famine” with the weather.
we haven't gotten anymore yet but areas around us have
@@TrueGritAppalachianWays Darn! I hope the rain returns next week.🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻
You always speak of muskadine. Had no clue what it is so got on the internet. It's a grape native to the southern states. I'm from extreme northern State. That's why I have never heard of it.
i've never heard of it
I had to Google it too because I never heard of them. They sound wonderful!
Would you share your recipe for baked chicken legs that you cooked a week or so ago?
Beautiful garden !! I love you guys...I'm new to your channel. You guys are so genuine and real !! You touch my heart!
We have huge blackberry bushes growing at the base of our driveway. They have all shriveled up and died. Of course, here in California and in our area particularly, we’ve experiencing a heat wave that’s in the triple digit teens. Mostly around 112 and 113 but we’ve had a few 116s and 117s. And we don’t water them wild bushes. On the flip side, they are growing up along the edge of a pond.
Good Morning!
Andy I would have me a pond on the property,water,fish ect think about it.
Noise Makers Meg That's Funny..lol
It's hard to watch your crop suffer in a drought! Hopefully you'll get some rain soon!
I have three blueberries bushes and the way I did mine I have wood chips form the guy trimming the trees . And my blueberry bushes have done awesome with it around them .
Loved to tour of the gardens guys! Gardening is a skill and you guys are very good at it!
Thanks so much
SQUASH BUGS. check out Tippers recipe for easy to make squash bug spray on her channel "celebrating Appalachia." I only have a few plants, so I made a small batch to put in a spray bottle. I used about 2 Tblsp red pepper flakes and one whole bulb garlic. Ground them with a little water to make a slurry. Poured about 4 cups boiling water over it and let it sit about 8 hours. Strained it into spray bottle. Sprayed squash plant (top and bottom leaves and all) in the early evening. By morning the young ones were dead and the big ones were dead or gone. Sprayed them the 2nd night just in case, but no sign of bugs. My squash plants bounced back and is bright and happy. Hope this helps. I really enjoy your videos. Thanks for what you do.
Andy I’m guessing that if you do have a good corn crop it’s going to be in the garden that’s in the garden beside your house and you were talking about the sorgam in your garden and I love sorghum molasses and it’s so high in the grocery store that you can’t afford to buy it and I have been to festivals that have it and it’s about $10 dollars for a pint jar of it
Don't feel to discourage Andy, we are suffering here in Tennessee as well.
hopefully yall get some rain soon, its getting very bad here
For remote gardens you may be able to sink a shallow well with a cast iron hand pump to water garden plants.
our water table here is way to deep for that, somewhere around 150 all the way to 3-400 feet before you hit water
I was listening closely to see if y'all grew peas/crowders and the MS purple hull . The last farm in my state that grew them sold their land to a power company. I truly miss a pot of peas and okra along with my Dad's biscuits or flour bread. Now that's eating. ❤
oh yes I gotta have my crowders
Just A Suggestion in the Dry Areas where the pond won't reach, how about Building a Small Water Tower to pump from. Save You from Carry Water...Always Enjoy Watching Ya'll
I hope y’all have a better year next year.We are going through the same thing in Mississippi.
If your corn doesn’t grow tall enough just cut some cane and stick it in beside the beans.