2023 Summer Garden Harvest | Small Backyard Garden

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  • Опубликовано: 7 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 51

  • @erkanbarut2801
    @erkanbarut2801 2 месяца назад +1

    thx for Video. Good harvest.

  • @robertmarino2158
    @robertmarino2158 Год назад +1

    Peaches look great , tomatoes also , congratulations on what you are doing !! Stay safe , enjoy !!

  • @KAYJAYRAY-e2e
    @KAYJAYRAY-e2e Год назад +1

    so much abundance. thank you for sharing

  • @Mrdesidownunder
    @Mrdesidownunder Год назад +4

    Beautiful backyard garden and bounty of produce. Amazing that you manage so big yard with little helper and full time work. All power and strength and blessings to you, Thanks for sharing

  • @malikkhalid6787
    @malikkhalid6787 Год назад +1

    Good 👍👍 nice

  • @growingmyown
    @growingmyown Год назад +3

    Very nice harvest, beautiful peaches.. thanks for sharing..

  • @zulakmal4096
    @zulakmal4096 Год назад +3

    Nice

  • @SowGoodGardener
    @SowGoodGardener Год назад +7

    Now that’s one BEAUTIFUL harvest!!! Those peaches 🍑 had my mouth watering 😂. Thanks for sharing and stay blessed!
    -Calvin

    • @herhomeandharvest
      @herhomeandharvest  Год назад +1

      Thanks you 😊! They are the juiciest peaches. My husband took one of these baskets to work and many of his coworkers said they were the best peaches they’ve ever had (and I agree!).

  • @LemonC00kies
    @LemonC00kies Год назад +1

    This is my first year gardening. I thought the bigger my cucumbers got the better! Lol so they got really massive and sadly I can’t enjoy them. You got a great harvest! I loved how helpful your garden helper was haha so adorable.

    • @herhomeandharvest
      @herhomeandharvest  Год назад +1

      Thanks!! I thought that about zucchini in the past too! We never stop learning in the garden. It’s one of the things I love about it!

  • @MicheleAngela
    @MicheleAngela Год назад +1

    That peach! ❤

  • @champagnegardening5182
    @champagnegardening5182 Год назад +1

    Nice harvest!

  • @mygrannysgarden
    @mygrannysgarden Год назад +2

    Hello , my name is Viola. New to your channel. You have an amazing harvest. Your peaches are absolutely beautiful. Looking forward to watching more of your videos.

    • @herhomeandharvest
      @herhomeandharvest  Год назад +2

      Hello Viola! Thanks for joining me in the garden. And wish I could share these peaches with everyone. They’re seriously the best!

    • @mygrannysgarden
      @mygrannysgarden Год назад +2

      @@herhomeandharvest you are so welcome. I love peaches.

  • @moms4ourkids765
    @moms4ourkids765 Год назад +1

    Everything looks so good. I also like to see the leaves.

  • @8u12
    @8u12 Год назад +1

    Awesome harvest, thanks for sharing!!

    • @herhomeandharvest
      @herhomeandharvest  Год назад

      Thank you 😊. And thanks for joining me in the garden 🪴!

  • @poorboy2012
    @poorboy2012 Год назад +1

    Nice video❤

  • @Gardeningnature768
    @Gardeningnature768 Год назад +1

    very nice

  • @growingmyown
    @growingmyown Год назад +1

    New friend here.

  • @growingagardener6770
    @growingagardener6770 Год назад +1

    peaches look incredible!

    • @herhomeandharvest
      @herhomeandharvest  Год назад

      Thank you! They tasted so good! I’ve been watching your garden updates too and as much as I’m loving harvest season here, I’m a little jealous that you’re going into winter 😅! It’s so hot here right now 🥵😄

    • @growingagardener6770
      @growingagardener6770 Год назад +1

      @@herhomeandharvest I think your summers are similar to ours so I know the feeling of struggling with the endless heat. I love winter except for the short days, I'm ready for the sun to be up before we are for the day.

    • @herhomeandharvest
      @herhomeandharvest  Год назад

      @@growingagardener6770 Oh yes, the sun is rises at 5:30am and sets at 8pm right now. The only thing I enjoy about the sun setting at 4pm during the winter is that I can see all the Christmas lights on my way home from work 😂!

  • @alyssahernandez9780
    @alyssahernandez9780 6 месяцев назад +1

    🎉🎉🎉

  • @sarahpeez327
    @sarahpeez327 Год назад +1

    Adorable helper! And your peaches look amazing!!

  • @angelasherlin5277
    @angelasherlin5277 Год назад +1

    Peach preserves

  • @Sidneytx
    @Sidneytx Год назад +1

    7:13 What is this plant? I don’t recognize the leaves.
    Are you planning on making some pesto with all the basil you have? It how I enjoy basil the most.

    • @herhomeandharvest
      @herhomeandharvest  Год назад

      Ha ha, that would be some fairly neglected oregano 😅. And yes I’m hoping to make pesto this year! I love pesto but I usually use the basil fresh in dishes. I tried to plant a lot more this year so I could make pesto. Let me know if you have any favorite recipes!

  • @CJ-qj3pk
    @CJ-qj3pk Год назад +1

    You garden in one 9, where are you? I am 9B, Northern Calif Great peaches! I have citrus trees. Do you garden in winter also? If so what do you plant?

    • @herhomeandharvest
      @herhomeandharvest  Год назад

      I’m also in zone 9b but I’m in Southern California. And yes, I garden through the winter 😊! I’m just getting ready to start my first succession of carrots, lettuce, cabbage and peas. I also grow herbs through the winter. My back hill doesn’t really get any sunlight during the winter though so I’m limited to planting on the patio and the raised beds under the windows because they get the most amount of winter sunlight. What do you grow in our California “cool season”?

    • @CJ-qj3pk
      @CJ-qj3pk Год назад +1

      I like to grow spinach, kale, carrots, peas and much more. Still have summer things finishing up.

  • @jesusflores7323
    @jesusflores7323 Год назад +1

    so you don't let your strawberry plants fruit the 1st year? or did I misunderstand?

    • @herhomeandharvest
      @herhomeandharvest  Год назад +2

      Yep! I don’t have much experience growing strawberries but a lot of other gardeners say that it helps the plant put energy into growing first rather than producing fruit. That way you’ll get more fruit in future years.