Thanks for your wonderful gardening and farming and cooking channel! No religious preaching. No political stuff. Just plain wholesome family life. God bless!!
Hello from Texas love your chan recently found it in Texas. It has been very hot. I love gardening I am now 70 years old and have cancer so I love laying in bed watching your channel. You are so beautiful and you are so much the farmer and the gardener, and just an extraordinary human being. I can tell from your voice thank you for taking the time to make this video. For those of us bedfast very grateful.
If you don't have time to ripen all your tomatoes on the vine, take the green ones and wrap them up in newspaper and put them in your cold cellar. About once a week go through them, and any that are showing signs of starting to ripen, take them out and put them in the window. You'll extend your fresh tomatoes by at least 2 months this way.
Things to try with beets: Puree into garlic hummus. Itmakes it pink and it adds some nice flavor. Even my kids love it. Cooked, cooled, diced with chive sourcream and naan bread. Cold beet gazpacho
Thanks for sharing your love & expertise in gardening & all the steps along the way! Great job on getting it put away & gardens cleaned up! Blessings to all 🤗🇨🇦🌻
I am 62 years old and my sweetest and mot cherished memories are those times spent with my aunt and uncle on their farm. They inspired me, but starting was a problem but with an income of $60K monthly I was able to. My first year farming generated us $142k here in Tynan, TX. We never looked back, agriculture (ranch farming) is a gold mine
I've said it before, and I'll probably say it again but I absolutely love your content! And your intro really made me chuckle today 😂❤ Thanks for being so active and putting so much content out for us to watch. Your our favourite channel on RUclips.
We have a kitty story just like yours! We picked up a kitten at the feed store convinced the baby was a girl. My hubby named his new baby, Lily. When we took Lily to the vet to have her fixed we were quite shocked to find out she was a he. Needless to say our fur baby was renamed, Riley. It would be so much easier if they were born with a pink or blue belly button.🤣
Loved your story about poppy/simon. 15 years ago we got a female kitten and named her cleopatra After a mishap. my daughter took her to the vet to be checked and called me to tell me that she was a boy. His mane is now cleo
I love watching your videos. I'm in Texas where is still 100 degrees (36.7 C) and the political climate is even hotter. You provide me some escape and I really appreciate you. I would love to be able to grow a nice garden but our red clay soil and heat with very little rain makes it almost impossible. Keep doing you because so many of us love you!!
Would your weather conditions suit no dig permaculture? You could look into rain water harvesting and other methods to conserve what ever resources you do have. I wouldn’t give up just yet if you are really interested in gardening. Also look up Anne of all trades if you want to do lazy gardening.
Lol! we had the same cat issue. Thought a girl and named "her" Opal but when we went to vet the vet was so funny. He said we have a "Mr Opal" here not an Opal. I looked at him and I said oh my. He said don't worry, we do sex changes here all the time. He has grown into a beautiful cat.
Hey there! Even though I do not have my own garden, I absolutely love watching you and your garden! All the hard work and the knowledge you have is outstanding! I was telling my dad about you and how much I learn and maybe one day I really want to try my hand at growing a garden….i had a cervical fusion surgery last year and I’m going to be having another one again this year but one day…one day I have dreams of having an awesome garden like yours! Thanks for inspiring me!
I had two cervical surgeries in the mid-90’s. Take time to heal and you’ll be back to normal. My neck feels strong even after all these years. I wish I still had my old dad around to share this lovely channel. He gardened his whole life and I always took part in one way or another with and in his garden. Take care. ❤️
Hi! Although I don’t have my own garden yet, I really enjoy watching you and yours! All the hard work and knowledge you have is truly impressive! I’ve been telling my dad about you and how I’ve learned so much from you, and maybe one day I’d really like to try my hand at gardening… I have rheumatoid arthritis and that makes heavy lifting difficult, but one day… one day, I dream of having a garden as wonderful as yours! Thank you for inspiring me!
lol. Liking winter because of over heating. Ya, me too. It can be -30c, I'm all bundled up for the weather, and blasting the air conditioning in my car. Because the heat from the Alberta sunshine coming through the car window triggered a hot flash. Oh joy.
“Are those testicles?” Chelsea you had me crying.😂😂😂 Those are the largest turnips I have ever seen. As usual I am blown away by the amount of energy have. Do you ever can turnips? I have not.
I would not want to live in your loooong winter, but your vegetable harvest, apples, other fruits--are phenomenal! I've never seen such beautiful garden celery! And your land is so scenic! I really enjoy your videos.
I am gardening through you and your AMAZING garden! Thank you for sharing your garden with all of us. I can’t even begin to tell you how much it means to me ❤️THANK YOU
I enjoy everything you do gardening cooking taking care of your animals you have a very full plate and remarkably do it so well.Sometimes I feel as if I'm litterly there with you in your garden and kitchen !
For the first time in 40 years, every one of my peppers has ripened completely, and they grew outdoors. This turned out to be an amazing summer for gardening, which is shocking when you consider how cold our spring was.
I am so glad you like to garden. Look at all the healthy food you are putting into your bodies and taking great care of your family. And just saving so much money. And no chemicals like all the food we buy at the store. Love your videos. Your such a hard worker.
I truly enjoy watching your videos. They are interesting and informative. The cylindra beets and celery grew spectacularly this year. Can't wait to see the potatoes and carrots. You must sleep very well at night seeing how hard you work and everything you accomplish during the day.
Your root cellar i think is a "Cistern" for collecting rain water for drinking !! Farms usually have them under the house or under the barn. When i was a kid and i first saw one on my uncles farm- i said it was a built in swimming pool!! They all laughed!! I also thaught that one cow had a giant head- it was the bull !!
I love your videos, no matter the subject matter. You add such joy in my heart with your personality and your love of everything you do for your family. Please continue. God bless you.
I so enjoying watching your gardening. What a blessing to have such an abundance crop. I love it. I've learned so much from watching. Simon is adorable.
Growing AND Eating your own Organic Food IS PRICELESS🤗♥️♥️❣️‼️Be sure and price out the produce at Organic Prices and you will probably be ahead of the
It's so satisfying to see such a great harvest after all your hard work. It must be a great feeling knowing you've got everything to feed your family through the winter, at the tip of your fingers. I love carrot and turnip cooked and mashed together with butter and black pepper, served with a roast dinner or toad in the hole, so yummy. On another note, I've just been reading about a Scottish side dish called rumbledethumps which I'd love to watch you make and taste (so I don't have to 😂)
Got an answer about the cucamelons: We do not have any data on safe processing for pickling cucamelons. However, any pickled product can be made and stored safely in the refrigerator for up to 2 weeks. There is no way to make them shelf stable. Thank you for your interest in the National Center for Home Food Preservation.
Hi from Kentucky, I absolutely love watching your videos , What a wonderful garden haul !! Them are some huge Turnips i love eating them like a apple after i peel them lol and cooked as well . Can't wait till the next video. Until next time God bless you all ❤
I would hate winter too if I lived there. I think Canada is BEAUTIFUL. But, because of the winters this southern gal would NOT make it. LOL However, when I went into menopause...I began to love winter here. HA Same reason. Omg! I hope you have a better time of it. I'm 57 and menopause kicked my butt. I don't do big farm ah so it was all natural. Magnesium oil spray on my feet helped me a lot at night. Raspberry leaf tea helped some. But, for me, not that much. Your garden blows my mind as a southerner. AMAZING!!
I couldn’t help but notice your beautiful sunflowers and the deep purple flowers as you were harvesting …so beautiful… I can’t even imagine what a great feeling of accomplishment and joy you must feel when you harvest all your goodies.. makes my heart happy to see all your hard work has paid off times 3 !!!! 💚☀️💚
We had the same thing happen to us with a kitten that we found. My daughter named the kitten Nala. One night Nala was “making biscuits” and there it was! We changed his name to Trouble…a name well deserved ❤
a favourite side in the UK iscarrots and swede /turnip ( turnips is lovely roasted ) boil chopped carrots etc in salted water, drain chop add butter and white pepper x
Haha! I named a beautiful kitten Cleo, for cleopatra, last year. He was from a feral litter that we started caring for. We trapped them all, and took them to be fixed and to get immunized. 😆Cleo had to be renamed Leo when he returned. I swore he was a girl too.
So relaxing watching you harvest all that beautiful abundance! 3 thoughts. 1, that lonely green tomato would be delicious breaded & fried up. Fried green tomatoes 🤤 2, you may already know this, but a natural way to balance your hormones is by eating lots of berries. So if you don't already have a few berry bushes of whatever grows best in your area, you might want to consider getting some planted for next season. Some cutting from some wild berry bushes put in water to sprout roots over winter is an inexpensive way to get started. 3, winter & cleaning dirty veggies is a bad combination. Try filling a bowl with warm water & cleaning the veggies in the bowl. Then toss the water outside in a suitable location. No extra water or dirt in your septic tank. Thanks for taking us along on your garden harvest!
Try pickling some beets....I just boil white vinegar...ad desired touch of sweetness...delish..I just refridgerate...or turn them over to seal...delish....from Georgia ❤❤❤
@@irenemiller9274I've been gardening in the South Willamette valley for 20 years. The soil was amazing. Just moved 30 miles West and I have clay soil now. I'm going to buy and haul in soil from lane forest . Someday hopefully I won't have to,but for now that's my plan.
As a woman named Simon, who has Scheherazade-like cat tales, Poppy's story of mistaken identity is familiar. Could still be Poppy or Papi (same pronunciation in Caribbean Spanish). Thanks for managing kitty population with the neuter/spay. Thanks for sharing your LMR journey with us. 🥰 P.S. The cat I had who looked like Poppy/Simon was named Mr. Stripey [stray momma dropped a litter in my garden so all kittens had "things you find in a garden" names.] 🍅
If you love your job it's not a job it's a lifestyle is you love what you do it's not work like you said you would do it even if you didn't get the Harvest I would definitely be in it for the Harvest but then I'm really practical person anyway😂😂 when God put you in the right spot you no longer working you're enjoying
💚 You still have cucumbers, wow! We had a better year for ours, but the vines were looking fabulous and had lots of flowers, then started to turn yellow (kinda mosaic) and began to wither..just didn't get much production. I need to look into that. Beautiful harvest..those beets and turnips are amazing. Simon..LoL 💚
Wow, what a bountiful harvest!😍 I'm so happy for you, that all your effort to grow and maintain the garden awards you with so much produce. Here in the Netherlands, I've never seen golden beets, and I think the color is fantastic! I have 2 cats, who both are very sweet. No mouse is safe in my garden. 😅 Unfortunately, there are a lot of slugs in my garden this year. They've destroyed so many of my flowers that it is ridiculous. And it's a national problem this year. Everyone is complaining. We had a long and wet spring and start of summer. And it was also cold until half of July. So, they came with many. 😔 I've been picking them off my plants for days. Until I finally gave up and bought only plants slugs don't eat. I'm glad that they didn't are abundant in your garden! I can't wait to see what you are going to make with all those tomatoes! Thank you for your kind words on Instagram!❤ Sending love from the Netherlands. 🤗 🇳🇱 ❤
I have to say that I do look forward to and appreciate your videos very much. You inspire me to keep moving forward even when I'm starting to fizzle out. I look forward to harvesting, preserving, and learning how to cook with the things that I grow in my garden because of you. So, thank you for teaching us and inspiring us as you go through your every day life.
I haven’t followed you, only saw this one. I grew up a child of harvest and want so much to remember. You sitting , cutting, etc… I’m trying to figure out winter storage, in my urban setting. I’ve seen cool devices and appliances, but, old school. Wow, thank you.
Wat thing your videos on garden g is my way of decompressing after hard days or the news or world events! Thank you so very much! I need to find your new book here in the States!
We grow Jet Star tomatoes down here in Arkansas and they are fantastic for canning and fresh eating. We also love fried green tomatoes when there to many left on the vine come frost. Love your videos!!
Great video. Also, thanks for the gardening information; I’m 64, never gardened city girl and for the first time wish I had gardened and put up my own food. 😮😊❤
Everything that applies to your growing area is completely opposite for me in the deep south I.S. For instance we grow all our brassica's and onions through the fall and winter and harvest in early Spring. I sometimes wish I lived in the far north because it sure gets hot and humid here, but in winter I'm happy to be in the south.
I had a ton of cucumbers this year. More than my husband and I could eat. I started making cucumber chips in the dehydrator and, they are delicious! Season however you like and a tad of olive oil. So good!
I keep thinking how great it would be to be there with you and help pick and process your bounty. I’m actually done with everything I wanted to can. But I was thinking about spicy dilly beans …… ❤️
Gold beets and red beets taste very different to me, like could be different vegetables, I used to not really like beets because of the metallic taste (not all people get this) until I tried golden beets which don't have it at all. And after I got used to them I reintroduced the red ones and I liked them too. I've done this kind of thing with a lot of foods I didn't really like,start with a preparation or version you do like
I enjoy your channel so very much Chelsea. Congratulations on another beautiful harvest! Wishing I was your neighbor. I would hit you up and try to buy some of these goodies. God Bless.
Beautiful green house you have. I want to grow vegetables in a green house but my yard has wildlife roaming about and I am not a farmer, I am a city gal who goes to the supermarket. I am going to start a vegetable and herb gardens in my kitchen at least I am going to try❤
Did you know you can easily and inexpensively change your 4 tray freeze dryer to a 5 tray freeze dryer? The rack is either swapped out or turned over....I can't remember now what we did!
![[#2024MAMA] ROSÉ (로제), Bruno Mars - APT. | Mnet 241122 방송](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/dgGqD28J6aQ/mqdefault.jpg)
Thanks for your wonderful gardening and farming and cooking channel! No religious preaching. No political stuff. Just plain wholesome family life. God bless!!
Couldn’t have said it better. Love these videos.
Totally agreed ❤❤❤
And no fear mongering “prepper” type “anti government/the world is ending” rhetoric.
the garden is wonderful
Hello from Texas love your chan recently found it in Texas. It has been very hot. I love gardening I am now 70 years old and have cancer so I love laying in bed watching your channel. You are so beautiful and you are so much the farmer and the gardener, and just an extraordinary human being. I can tell from your voice thank you for taking the time to make this video. For those of us bedfast very grateful.
If you don't have time to ripen all your tomatoes on the vine, take the green ones and wrap them up in newspaper and put them in your cold cellar. About once a week go through them, and any that are showing signs of starting to ripen, take them out and put them in the window. You'll extend your fresh tomatoes by at least 2 months this way.
You make living off the land look so enjoyable
What a fantastic harvest. Man, I would feel so overwhelmed if all of that came out of my garden…but you are a champion Chelsea.
Things to try with beets:
Puree into garlic hummus. Itmakes it pink and it adds some nice flavor. Even my kids love it. Cooked, cooled, diced with chive sourcream and naan bread. Cold beet gazpacho
Thanks for sharing your love & expertise in gardening & all the steps along the way! Great job on getting it put away & gardens cleaned up! Blessings to all 🤗🇨🇦🌻
Having a vegetable garden is one of the best things on planet earth! You're a girl after my heart Chelsea❤
I am 62 years old and my sweetest and mot cherished memories are those times spent with my aunt and uncle on their farm. They inspired me, but starting was a problem but with an income of $60K monthly I was able to. My first year farming generated us $142k here in Tynan, TX. We never looked back, agriculture (ranch farming) is a gold mine
You should be very proud of everything you have accomplished this season.❤
I've said it before, and I'll probably say it again but I absolutely love your content!
And your intro really made me chuckle today 😂❤
Thanks for being so active and putting so much content out for us to watch. Your our favourite channel on RUclips.
We have a kitty story just like yours! We picked up a kitten at the feed store convinced the baby was a girl. My hubby named his new baby, Lily. When we took Lily to the vet to have her fixed we were quite shocked to find out she was a he. Needless to say our fur baby was renamed, Riley. It would be so much easier if they were born with a pink or blue belly button.🤣
Loved your story about poppy/simon. 15 years ago we got a female kitten and named her cleopatra After a mishap. my daughter took her to the vet to be checked and called me to tell me that she was a boy. His mane is now cleo
I love watching your videos. I'm in Texas where is still 100 degrees (36.7 C) and the political climate is even hotter. You provide me some escape and I really appreciate you. I would love to be able to grow a nice garden but our red clay soil and heat with very little rain makes it almost impossible. Keep doing you because so many of us love you!!
Would your weather conditions suit no dig permaculture? You could look into rain water harvesting and other methods to conserve what ever resources you do have. I wouldn’t give up just yet if you are really interested in gardening.
Also look up Anne of all trades if you want to do lazy gardening.
Lol! we had the same cat issue. Thought a girl and named "her" Opal but when we went to vet the vet was so funny. He said we have a "Mr Opal" here not an Opal. I looked at him and I said oh my. He said don't worry, we do sex changes here all the time. He has grown into a beautiful cat.
Hey there! Even though I do not have my own garden, I absolutely love watching you and your garden! All the hard work and the knowledge you have is outstanding! I was telling my dad about you and how much I learn and maybe one day I really want to try my hand at growing a garden….i had a cervical fusion surgery last year and I’m going to be having another one again this year but one day…one day I have dreams of having an awesome garden like yours! Thanks for inspiring me!
What is that surgery?
I had two cervical surgeries in the mid-90’s. Take time to heal and you’ll be back to normal. My neck feels strong even after all these years. I wish I still had my old dad around to share this lovely channel. He gardened his whole life and I always took part in one way or another with and in his garden. Take care. ❤️
Good luck with your upcoming surgery. A high raised bed would be perfect for you when the times comes.
Hi! Although I don’t have my own garden yet, I really enjoy watching you and yours! All the hard work and knowledge you have is truly impressive! I’ve been telling my dad about you and how I’ve learned so much from you, and maybe one day I’d really like to try my hand at gardening… I have rheumatoid arthritis and that makes heavy lifting difficult, but one day… one day, I dream of having a garden as wonderful as yours! Thank you for inspiring me!
lol. Liking winter because of over heating. Ya, me too. It can be -30c, I'm all bundled up for the weather, and blasting the air conditioning in my car. Because the heat from the Alberta sunshine coming through the car window triggered a hot flash. Oh joy.
I absolutely love seeing your harvests.
I’m 66, in the Autumn of my life, I want endless summer. I too don’t like to see winter coming.
“Are those testicles?” Chelsea you had me crying.😂😂😂 Those are the largest turnips I have ever seen. As usual I am blown away by the amount of energy have. Do you ever can turnips? I have not.
What a wonderful harvest. Simon/Poppy is adorable 😀
I would not want to live in your loooong winter, but your vegetable harvest, apples, other fruits--are phenomenal! I've never seen such beautiful garden celery! And your land is so scenic! I really enjoy your videos.
How satisfying !
I am gardening through you and your AMAZING garden! Thank you for sharing your garden with all of us. I can’t even begin to tell you how much it means to me ❤️THANK YOU
Those beet tops are gorgeous to eat... prepare like spinach. :-) Absolutely gorgeous garden and huge harvests 🎉
The lack of bugs in your garden is amazing. I garden in zone 6b in mid Atlantic in the US. Bugs are just a constant battle.
I enjoy everything you do gardening cooking taking care of your animals you have a very full plate and remarkably do it so well.Sometimes I feel as if I'm litterly there with you in your garden and kitchen !
Also we love mashed beets, mashed turnips, mashed sweet potatoes (also fried, French fries,tater chips), mashed squash,etc.❤
For the first time in 40 years, every one of my peppers has ripened completely, and they grew outdoors. This turned out to be an amazing summer for gardening, which is shocking when you consider how cold our spring was.
I am so glad you like to garden. Look at all the healthy food you are putting into your bodies and taking great care of your family.
And just saving so much money. And no chemicals like all the food we buy at the store.
Love your videos. Your such a hard worker.
I had to rewind when you said, " I'm so cooking hot." I was like, did I hear what I thought I heard. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Wow great garden video ! 🎉 wish we could see your cows get all the left over goodies ! They will love it 😂❤
I truly enjoy watching your videos. They are interesting and informative. The cylindra beets and celery grew spectacularly this year. Can't wait to see the potatoes and carrots. You must sleep very well at night seeing how hard you work and everything you accomplish during the day.
I don’t think there’s any flavor better than fresh picked celery. It has a totally different taste than store bought .
That celery is GORGEOUS.
Your root cellar i think is a "Cistern" for collecting rain water for drinking !!
Farms usually have them under the house or under the barn. When i was a kid and i first saw one on my uncles farm- i said it was a built in swimming pool!! They all laughed!! I also thaught that one cow had a giant head- it was the bull !!
"This hydroponic technique is truly impressive! I hope I can apply it in the future."
I love your videos, no matter the subject matter. You add such joy in my heart with your personality and your love of everything you do for your family. Please continue. God bless you.
I so enjoying watching your gardening. What a blessing to have such an abundance crop. I love it. I've learned so much from watching. Simon is adorable.
When my daughter bought her 1st house we planted 2 apple trees. They are the best tasting apples.
Oh and freeze dries beet chips are AMAZING! must try! They are so expensive and hard to find in the store but they seriously are soooooo good!
You should be so proud of all that amazing harvest!
Growing AND Eating your own Organic Food IS PRICELESS🤗♥️♥️❣️‼️Be sure and price out the produce at Organic Prices and you will probably be ahead of the
cats and the rooster mascot are keeping the garden safe. LOL
Omg Chelsea where do you get your energy!!?? You are amazing 🤩
Wonderful harvest! Everything looked beautiful. The love for your garden shows! It is beautiful! Thank you for sharing.
It's so satisfying to see such a great harvest after all your hard work. It must be a great feeling knowing you've got everything to feed your family through the winter, at the tip of your fingers. I love carrot and turnip cooked and mashed together with butter and black pepper, served with a roast dinner or toad in the hole, so yummy. On another note, I've just been reading about a Scottish side dish called rumbledethumps which I'd love to watch you make and taste (so I don't have to 😂)
I make a mash up of sweet potatoes, carrots, rutabega and turnips. Do a rough mash and load it up with butter, salt and pepper. So yummy!!!!
Glad to see the root cellar getting full. Have a grwat week.
Love love your channel!!!
Thank you so much!!
Got an answer about the cucamelons: We do not have any data on safe processing for pickling cucamelons. However, any pickled product can be made and stored safely in the refrigerator for up to 2 weeks. There is no way to make them shelf stable.
Thank you for your interest in the National Center for Home Food Preservation.
Great vlog again. The beets looked amazing. ❤
Hi from Kentucky, I absolutely love watching your videos , What a wonderful garden haul !! Them are some huge Turnips i love eating them like a apple after i peel them lol and cooked as well . Can't wait till the next video. Until next time God bless you all ❤
It is so exciting watching you harvest food out of your garden
A beautiful bounty!
I would hate winter too if I lived there. I think Canada is BEAUTIFUL. But, because of the winters this southern gal would NOT make it. LOL However, when I went into menopause...I began to love winter here. HA Same reason. Omg! I hope you have a better time of it. I'm 57 and menopause kicked my butt. I don't do big farm ah so it was all natural. Magnesium oil spray on my feet helped me a lot at night. Raspberry leaf tea helped some. But, for me, not that much.
Your garden blows my mind as a southerner. AMAZING!!
I couldn’t help but notice your beautiful sunflowers and the deep purple flowers as you were harvesting …so beautiful…
I can’t even imagine what a great feeling of accomplishment and joy you must feel when you harvest all your goodies.. makes my heart happy to see all your hard work has paid off times 3 !!!!
💚☀️💚
Your family is blessed to have you preserving all that you do. Correct in all the money you have saved by growing your own. Thank you for sharing.
We had the same thing happen to us with a kitten that we found. My daughter named the kitten Nala. One night Nala was “making biscuits” and there it was! We changed his name to Trouble…a name well deserved ❤
a favourite side in the UK iscarrots and swede /turnip ( turnips is lovely roasted ) boil chopped carrots etc in salted water, drain chop add butter and white pepper x
Haha! I named a beautiful kitten Cleo, for cleopatra, last year. He was from a feral litter that we started caring for. We trapped them all, and took them to be fixed and to get immunized.
😆Cleo had to be renamed Leo when he returned. I swore he was a girl too.
Not only for the love of it for the taste of it it’s just 10 times better than Store bought.
Hi! Been following you for a while now. I'm in the merritt area and our growing seasons are similar. Love your channel!!❤
So relaxing watching you harvest all that beautiful abundance!
3 thoughts.
1, that lonely green tomato would be delicious breaded & fried up. Fried green tomatoes 🤤
2, you may already know this, but a natural way to balance your hormones is by eating lots of berries. So if you don't already have a few berry bushes of whatever grows best in your area, you might want to consider getting some planted for next season. Some cutting from some wild berry bushes put in water to sprout roots over winter is an inexpensive way to get started.
3, winter & cleaning dirty veggies is a bad combination. Try filling a bowl with warm water & cleaning the veggies in the bowl. Then toss the water outside in a suitable location. No extra water or dirt in your septic tank.
Thanks for taking us along on your garden harvest!
That washing idea is so good!
🇦🇺You need a racking system in you root cellar that way you can store food vertically.
Try pickling some beets....I just boil white vinegar...ad desired touch of sweetness...delish..I just refridgerate...or turn them over to seal...delish....from Georgia ❤❤❤
I live in the Willamette valley in Oregon and I'm about ready to make my second harvest of celery😊
Hi!! I am also in the Willamette Valley and we have clay soil that makes it tough to garden. Any advice? I'm south of Albany.
@@irenemiller9274I've been gardening in the South Willamette valley for 20 years. The soil was amazing. Just moved 30 miles West and I have clay soil now. I'm going to buy and haul in soil from lane forest . Someday hopefully I won't have to,but for now that's my plan.
As a woman named Simon, who has Scheherazade-like cat tales, Poppy's story of mistaken identity is familiar. Could still be Poppy or Papi (same pronunciation in Caribbean Spanish). Thanks for managing kitty population with the neuter/spay. Thanks for sharing your LMR journey with us. 🥰 P.S. The cat I had who looked like Poppy/Simon was named Mr. Stripey [stray momma dropped a litter in my garden so all kittens had "things you find in a garden" names.] 🍅
If you love your job it's not a job it's a lifestyle is you love what you do it's not work like you said you would do it even if you didn't get the Harvest I would definitely be in it for the Harvest but then I'm really practical person anyway😂😂 when God put you in the right spot you no longer working you're enjoying
Watching from South Africa love and envy you your garden. I'm a city girl.
💚 You still have cucumbers, wow! We had a better year for ours, but the vines were looking fabulous and had lots of flowers, then started to turn yellow (kinda mosaic) and began to wither..just didn't get much production. I need to look into that. Beautiful harvest..those beets and turnips are amazing. Simon..LoL 💚
I'm in zone 8. My cucumber harvest was terrible. Got taken over by squash bugs. Great harvest!
What a great tomato harvest.
I love mashed turnips with butter and salt. Yum
Another wonderful harvest❗ I love it all‼❤💛🧡
Wow, what a bountiful harvest!😍
I'm so happy for you, that all your effort to grow and maintain the garden awards you with so much produce.
Here in the Netherlands, I've never seen golden beets, and I think the color is fantastic!
I have 2 cats, who both are very sweet. No mouse is safe in my garden. 😅
Unfortunately, there are a lot of slugs in my garden this year. They've destroyed so many of my flowers that it is ridiculous.
And it's a national problem this year. Everyone is complaining.
We had a long and wet spring and start of summer. And it was also cold until half of July. So, they came with many. 😔
I've been picking them off my plants for days. Until I finally gave up and bought only plants slugs don't eat.
I'm glad that they didn't are abundant in your garden!
I can't wait to see what you are going to make with all those tomatoes!
Thank you for your kind words on Instagram!❤
Sending love from the Netherlands. 🤗 🇳🇱 ❤
Absolutely beautiful!! My favorite greens are beet greens.❤❤🙏🙏xxoo
I use beets greens instead of cabbage in lazy cabbage rolls!
So good!
I have to say that I do look forward to and appreciate your videos very much. You inspire me to keep moving forward even when I'm starting to fizzle out. I look forward to harvesting, preserving, and learning how to cook with the things that I grow in my garden because of you. So, thank you for teaching us and inspiring us as you go through your every day life.
I haven’t followed you, only saw this one. I grew up a child of harvest and want so much to remember. You sitting , cutting, etc… I’m trying to figure out winter storage, in my urban setting. I’ve seen cool devices and appliances, but, old school. Wow, thank you.
Wat thing your videos on garden g is my way of decompressing after hard days or the news or world events! Thank you so very much! I need to find your new book here in the States!
The same happened to my daughter her cat was a lulu, and then she noticed the same thing, so no lulu is now lulu lol ❤❤
We grow Jet Star tomatoes down here in Arkansas and they are fantastic for canning and fresh eating. We also love fried green tomatoes when there to many left on the vine come frost. Love your videos!!
Great video. Also, thanks for the gardening information; I’m 64, never gardened city girl and for the first time wish I had gardened and put up my own food. 😮😊❤
Celery is a beautiful plant!
I am like you ,love gardening with my hands bare ,the feel of the dirt .
JUST A AWSOME HARVEST 😎
MARGARET LYNCH SOUTHERN IRELAND
Beautiful produce Chelsea.
Everything that applies to your growing area is completely opposite for me in the deep south I.S. For instance we grow all our brassica's and onions through the fall and winter and harvest in early Spring. I sometimes wish I lived in the far north because it sure gets hot and humid here, but in winter I'm happy to be in the south.
I had a ton of cucumbers this year. More than my husband and I could eat. I started making cucumber chips in the dehydrator and, they are delicious! Season however you like and a tad of olive oil. So good!
I keep thinking how great it would be to be there with you and help pick and process your bounty. I’m actually done with everything I wanted to can. But I was thinking about spicy dilly beans …… ❤️
Id have to bring some peanut butter down with me. I love celery with peanut butter! And after all that work youd need a little snack!
Gold beets and red beets taste very different to me, like could be different vegetables, I used to not really like beets because of the metallic taste (not all people get this) until I tried golden beets which don't have it at all. And after I got used to them I reintroduced the red ones and I liked them too. I've done this kind of thing with a lot of foods I didn't really like,start with a preparation or version you do like
I enjoy your channel so very much Chelsea. Congratulations on another beautiful harvest! Wishing I was your neighbor. I would hit you up and try to buy some of these goodies. God Bless.
Beautiful green house you have. I want to grow vegetables in a green house but my yard has wildlife roaming about and I am not a farmer, I am a city gal who goes to the supermarket. I am going to start a vegetable and herb gardens in my kitchen at least I am going to try❤
Love your root cellar!
I really enjoy watching your channel videos, you motivate me a lot. God bless you and your family.
Your garden is beautiful.
Did you know you can easily and inexpensively change your 4 tray freeze dryer to a 5 tray freeze dryer? The rack is either swapped out or turned over....I can't remember now what we did!
looking at your tomatoes I wish I was there with a saltshaker. Looks so yummy great looking tomatoes !!