May 2023 Backyard Garden Tour!

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  • Опубликовано: 17 май 2023
  • Hey guys! Welcome back! Im so excited to show you what the garden is currently looking like here in mid may of 2023! If you are new here, hi! Im Bre and I live in Kansas Zone 6b! Hope you enjoy the garden tour!
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Комментарии • 55

  • @FarmingOnTheRocks
    @FarmingOnTheRocks Год назад +2

    You are my Inspiration. Thank you

  • @kyabattle9433
    @kyabattle9433 Год назад +3

    You honestly are the ONLY homesteader I watch. I’ve learned so much from you! thank you!

  • @toddmiller1753
    @toddmiller1753 Год назад +11

    I'm always so excited to see what's up in your garden, it's so relaxing listening to you. Thank you so much Bre.

  • @DreamweaversHomestead
    @DreamweaversHomestead Год назад +1

    Love your strawberry cage.

  • @daltonricketts6799
    @daltonricketts6799 Год назад +2

    my wife and i love your channel. maybe do a video on things you learned each season in gardening?
    I am learning that soil quality is so important for gardening outdoors. I am having trouble wither germination from new seeds based off a buying soil with bulk from landscaping person.

  • @iria-carmen1791
    @iria-carmen1791 Год назад +4

    Love this tour! Your tips that you share on garden fails- to teach others not to do that are SO helpful! I can get discouraged easily when something goes wrong, so avoiding things by knowing about it is probably THE most helpful tool. As a new gardener, it's also super helpful to see the spacing, trellis needs, size, etc. of the different plants. It's so much easier for me to grasp this visually than reading about it. So -thank you :)

    • @itsbreellis
      @itsbreellis  Год назад +1

      Happy gardening & thank you for the kind words! Im very visual myself and I learned so much from others this way!

  • @cathymccall9846
    @cathymccall9846 7 месяцев назад

    WOW great onions. Consider using hort netting as flower farmers do for the stabilization against wind. Set it up early and just move up as they grow. I love it.

  • @BrightestBlessings7899
    @BrightestBlessings7899 Год назад

    So I trick the birds and squirrels here. A few years ago we painted Strawberry shaped rocks in the winter and come spring we added them to the strawberries garden. All the critters tried to eat them, but they were stones. So they did not bother with them after that.

  • @michellehenricksen5199
    @michellehenricksen5199 Год назад

    For loofahs you can let them dry off the vine just bring them inside like your onions and garlic ;)

  • @kerrylennox7359
    @kerrylennox7359 Год назад

    Great garden, also very informative, thankyou ☺️
    I also saw a wee squirrel scurrying up your neighbours tree.
    I'm from Australia, we don't have squirrels.
    We do have very cute possums...but like your squirrels, the can be a bother in our gardens 😬

  • @aloras405
    @aloras405 Год назад

    Garlic scapes make WONDERFUL pesto.

  • @GrandmaSandy
    @GrandmaSandy Год назад

    Hi my dear friend, thanks for another great garden video and thanks for sharing such a beautiful garden with us. You were doing a great job you have built up so many beautiful structures in your garden. I can’t wait to see your summer garden all filled out hugs and kisses from grandma Sandy and Debbie. See you in the next video. Awesome awesome garden.

  • @GrandmaSandy
    @GrandmaSandy Год назад

    My garden looked terrible like two or three months ago. My grandson came over to my house and said oh grandma what happened to your garden? It looks terrible I said give it a little bit of time and it’ll be pretty again. It’s still needs a lot of work and maintenance and cleaning up but everything is going crazy now and now I can barely walk through it. There’s so much stuff going every witch way. I understand that hugs and kisses from grandma Sandy and Debbie. I can’t wait to have my grandson come back over and see all the plants growing in my garden.

  • @channelamri4927
    @channelamri4927 Год назад

    Nice garden, ma'am, neatly arranged, nice to look at, soothing eyes, I hope you are always healthy❤

  • @johnmurphy478
    @johnmurphy478 Год назад

    I love her excitement and enthusiasm beautiful

  • @MichaelJosephJr934
    @MichaelJosephJr934 Год назад +2

    Well you inspired me with your strawberry cage. I've been designing that in my mind for over a year. I'm currently growing in large 20 gallon pots but it's not very fulfilling. We back to 10000 acres of forest and mice like to nibble. I think I"m going to start that build.
    Thank You.

    • @itsbreellis
      @itsbreellis  Год назад +1

      Something like that should work perfect for you! I’m sure the 10000 acres is beautiful to live near!!

  • @FullMoonGardener
    @FullMoonGardener Год назад +1

    I'm growing elephant garlic for the first time this year and the scapes were absolutely enormous. Next year I'll have to let one flower and see how big it is, lol.

    • @itsbreellis
      @itsbreellis  Год назад +1

      That sounds like a fun experiment!!

  • @lifewithrebeccaa
    @lifewithrebeccaa Год назад

    Here from instagram ❤ I didn’t know you had a RUclips channel!

  • @NNTorious
    @NNTorious Год назад +1

    My bulbs are growing well (onion, garlic) my lettuce is growing too. My potatoes took about a month to pop, but everything else seems to not be moving.

  • @user-kn4mm8tx6y
    @user-kn4mm8tx6y Год назад

    I am lucky to have you.shm💙⭐

  • @JuliaRtv50
    @JuliaRtv50 Год назад +1

    Like Who Are You?!?! Like you’re supposed to be somewhere in ITALY OR PARIS FRANCE Modeling for GUCCI OR CHANNEL (hope I spelled it correctly) but you’re there growing food!! I want to be just like you when I grow up! Love your garden and all you’ve done with it.. 🔥🔥🔥😊🪴

  • @TexasBluebonnetHomestead
    @TexasBluebonnetHomestead Год назад

    I enjoy your content. The strawberries look great.

  • @AntoninaLarina-mt5go
    @AntoninaLarina-mt5go Год назад

    Loved it! Thank you for telling us so much about gardening! ❤️

  • @wildwaninggardening
    @wildwaninggardening Год назад

    Gorgeous strawberries!! 🍓🍓🍓

  • @ashleychanelle1997
    @ashleychanelle1997 Год назад +1

    Maybe since they’re bigger right now they will dry in time for you this year!!

  • @itsbreellis
    @itsbreellis  Год назад +2

    How is your gardens doing??

    • @rorie1326
      @rorie1326 Год назад +1

      Planting out next week❤️❤️

    • @MissBetsyLu
      @MissBetsyLu Год назад +1

      Don't really have one yet. 5 pots Cole crops I'm doing cut and again. Nothing else in but beans and peas. Strange year when beans and peas are planted on same day. Many blessings everyone.

  • @anniewildmush1284
    @anniewildmush1284 Год назад +1

    i always do hard neck.. i tried also soft neck.. didnt like it... small garlic hard to peel... however they lasted longer for storage. music is my kind of hard neck. montreal canada here :-)

    • @itsbreellis
      @itsbreellis  Год назад +2

      I’ve never tried softneck but I’ve been thinking I may try this next fall with some for the reason of longer storage. Hardneck just tastes amazing!!

    • @anniewildmush1284
      @anniewildmush1284 Год назад +1

      @@itsbreellis i keep 100 hardneck and 40 soft... just to last longer :-)

  • @rosemarymurray8256
    @rosemarymurray8256 Год назад +1

    Hello from arizona! May I ask what part of Kansas are you at? My husband is from king man 😄

  • @tamikow7630
    @tamikow7630 Год назад

    My garlic has stopped growing and the few leaves that grew are starting to die back. 😞. I think I'm going to pull them. I will need to figure out what I did wrong.

  • @Livinwshay
    @Livinwshay Год назад

    What did u use to get the chicken wire to stay lol I’m legit about to take that design but my bed is a bit thinner but I got this girl🎉

  • @anniewildmush1284
    @anniewildmush1284 Год назад +1

    if u like san marzano... try amish paste if u didnt yet... for me its better... big ticker and more tomatoes.

    • @itsbreellis
      @itsbreellis  Год назад +1

      I didn’t like Amish paste when I tried growing them. It was only once lol. Every single one cracked, maybe I need to try again!

    • @anniewildmush1284
      @anniewildmush1284 Год назад +1

      @@itsbreellis awwww maybe different climate ;-) we do the kinds that works for us... and of course i always try a fewwww new kinds ahah

  • @enersaveltd
    @enersaveltd Год назад +1

    What will you be planting in place of the garlic when you harvest it? I’m trying to figure this out for my garden as well and time things so if I need to put in starts that I have something ready to go Your garden looks great! I have a loofah trellis this year too! First year for me so I’m super excited !

    • @itsbreellis
      @itsbreellis  Год назад +1

      How exciting! Ill be doing a mix of some more tomatoes/sunflowers/greenbeans, maybe somewhere here or there but I tend to always have green beans on hand to succession sow after!

  • @nikkieberlin1951
    @nikkieberlin1951 Год назад

    Hi there - can you share the brand/model of you garden hose reel that is attached to the house?

  • @greeneyedkansasgurl
    @greeneyedkansasgurl 7 месяцев назад

    I’m looking into using the panel arch for my garden this coming year. How long is yours?

  • @MissBetsyLu
    @MissBetsyLu Год назад +1

    Be careful with yarrow. The stuff can be very powerful. Blessings everyone.

  • @ashleychanelle1997
    @ashleychanelle1997 Год назад

    Is the potato difference also because you have less planted? A whole potato would be multiple plants right? I’m still learning!

  • @eccentricbeliever7
    @eccentricbeliever7 Год назад +1

    It's weird, your pepper plants are very small but they're fruiting already. Is this normal when growing in the ground? I've only every grown them in containers and they get massive before I can harvest anything..

    • @itsbreellis
      @itsbreellis  Год назад

      I tend to always get a few peppers in the beginning! Nothing crazy. They won’t really ramp up until end of june.

    • @MissBetsyLu
      @MissBetsyLu Год назад +1

      Just different growing conditions, most likely. Blessings everyone.

  • @TMamaXs2
    @TMamaXs2 Год назад

    What area of Kansas are you in? I'm a KS gardener too.

  • @bobbob-ze9zo
    @bobbob-ze9zo Год назад +1

    like # 3

  • @waynespringer501
    @waynespringer501 Год назад +2

    That cage is too tall for strawberries

    • @itsbreellis
      @itsbreellis  Год назад +2

      It can be made smaller but we made it 2 feet tall so we could also use it for the chickens

    • @cxxm1
      @cxxm1 Год назад +1

      Always enjoy your monthly tours. A couple of questions. With the potatoes is it the full or cut potatoes that have the fuller growth? Also what brand is that jacket, love it. Thanks!

    • @waynespringer501
      @waynespringer501 Год назад +2

      @@itsbreellis That would make sense then.