Everything looks great! I'm afraid of bees! We live in AZ and always camp on the beautiful desert in the spring. One year it was particularly dry (the desert is so beautiful!!) And the bees were trying to find any moisture possible. So as I was making lunch, they swarmed us. I was trying to stay calm but my little guy was like mom what do I do as one was trying to crawl in his ear! I'm like, NOPE! SO we took off in the truck, and they were coming in the truck! We said a prayer a few miles down the rd and asked for advice from my mom, who wasn't with us camping. She suggested putting a can of soda in a bowl a bit away from our camp. They stayed away from us sipping on that soda! The most powerful part was that a dust devil came through and blew away all those bees. Prayer is powerful. But I'm forever traumatized by bees.
I have always been terrified since I was a little girl. I have no idea why, but I've only ever been stung once right out of high school. Turns out I am allergic.
❤Cheyenne Wonderful Update on the Volunteer Plants..Can't Believe how Much the One's You Plants Just A Short time Ago have Grown.. Hope You All Enjoyed Church & Have a Great Day Today. My Birthday 🎂 was Tuesday, Guess it Made Me Tired 😂getting Older, Wed. Was a Sleep Day..God Bless You All there 🙏 ❤️ Stay Safe & Much Love MO heated for ALL heat & Humidity UGH 🙏 I like rain better.
Cheyenne. So good to see you. The volunteers are doing well, thanks for the update. Amazing you found more tomatoes. I can't help you with the parsley. Enjoy dinner and evening church. Blessings
Hi Cheyenne, great update! Parsley is a two-year plant. The first year you can harvest as you need it. I usually take 2-3 stems at a time. It will keep growing all year. The second year you can still use it, but some say it is less flavorful. I find that as long as it is green and fresh, it is fine to use. That said, however, it will bloom and go to seed. I've also read that parsley root is edible, but I haven't tried it.
You go girl🤗 I remember when you wouldn't even say boo or hidey ho on a video😬. Now you are doing a video with just you! I enjoyed your little ramble. Many blessings to you as always🙌
Cheyenne you seem ALOT like myself, I absolutely love getting volunteer plants in the garden! I get so excited! Your plants are looking really well! I’m excited to see what those sunflowers will be like! I’m trying to grow sunflowers but they don’t seem to be taking off for me this year! Give those little ones a kiss for me!
@@CedarCreekHomestead Hey y'all, so nice to see you doing another video. I had a long row of sunflowers come up this year and I don't recall planting them there 😄!! Just in an almost perfect row...beautiful!! Lord bless y'all, The Garden Tiller Boy's mom.
Cheyenne, does your parents farm? You got into Josies family and their life.. just wondered how your side lives. It just seems like you've been really growing in the family farm and learning alot. Your parents should be proud. All that good cooking y'all do. You and Josie brought each other out of your shy shells. I love watching both of you!! Love y'all. Tell Josie.
A lot of people I watch plant Cherokee purple. Every time I plant them I am so disappointed. I don’t know if they maybe grow better in very hot locations in the south. Everyone that eats them says don’t bother planting those again. I was wondering do you use them for just table tomatoes in the summer or do you usually can them? I recognize we all probably get used to certain varieties and the taste of them. Perhaps when they grow in the south they are sweeter and bigger tomatoes. In the north, I find them to be small, acidic, and mushy. I didn’t plant any this year. Good luck with your garden this year! Blessings to you and your family!❤
Awesome
Prayers 😊
Love you,my Christian Sister!
Much love.
Plants are looking good. It is fun watching them grow. Enjoy your supper and church. Have a great day!
Great job
Thank you.
Good job! Have fun at church. ❤️👍
Love volunteer plants! Extra blessings!!
Yes they are!
Nice one Cheyenne.... Thanks for the update. The plants are thriving. I hope you all have an abundant crop. 😉
Cheyanne thank you for the update have a great church night say hi to Josie we love yas❤
My volunteer tomatoes are doing way better than the new ones I planted. Cheyenne, you are a natural teacher!
Thank you.
Really Nice Video Of Your Plantings And Progress, Wishing Everyone Well And Say Hi To Josie!
We love the volunteers! I’m sure happy to see you doing the updates! I’m inspired to use the volunteers in our garden too. Be blessed ❤🌿
You present the videos so very well!
Thank you very much!
I love to see Volunteer plants too.
Everything looks great!
I'm afraid of bees! We live in AZ and always camp on the beautiful desert in the spring. One year it was particularly dry (the desert is so beautiful!!) And the bees were trying to find any moisture possible. So as I was making lunch, they swarmed us. I was trying to stay calm but my little guy was like mom what do I do as one was trying to crawl in his ear! I'm like, NOPE! SO we took off in the truck, and they were coming in the truck! We said a prayer a few miles down the rd and asked for advice from my mom, who wasn't with us camping. She suggested putting a can of soda in a bowl a bit away from our camp. They stayed away from us sipping on that soda! The most powerful part was that a dust devil came through and blew away all those bees. Prayer is powerful. But I'm forever traumatized by bees.
I have always been terrified since I was a little girl. I have no idea why, but I've only ever been stung once right out of high school. Turns out I am allergic.
Your going to have a great crop with all the volunteers! 💕🙏
I had volunteer squash this year!
❤Cheyenne Wonderful Update on the Volunteer Plants..Can't Believe how Much the One's You Plants Just A Short time Ago have Grown.. Hope You All Enjoyed Church & Have a Great Day Today. My Birthday 🎂 was Tuesday, Guess it Made Me Tired 😂getting Older, Wed. Was a Sleep Day..God Bless You All there 🙏 ❤️ Stay Safe & Much Love MO heated for ALL heat & Humidity UGH 🙏 I like rain better.
Happy Late Birthday from everyone at Cedar Creek!
@CedarCreekHomestead , Thank You So Much for the Birthday Wishes!! Much Love & God Bless! Hugs to them Sweet Boys..
Excited over all your planting and volunteer tomatoes. thank you Cheyanne for showing us. God Bless .
Thank you. You are so welcome!
Cheyenne. So good to see you. The volunteers are doing well, thanks for the update. Amazing you found more tomatoes. I can't help you with the parsley. Enjoy dinner and evening church. Blessings
Hi Cheyenne, great update! Parsley is a two-year plant. The first year you can harvest as you need it. I usually take 2-3 stems at a time. It will keep growing all year. The second year you can still use it, but some say it is less flavorful. I find that as long as it is green and fresh, it is fine to use. That said, however, it will bloom and go to seed. I've also read that parsley root is edible, but I haven't tried it.
Thank you for the information. I appreciate it.
Excellent! And you even found two more tomato plants hiding 🥰. Thank you for sharing this update.
Love your enthusiasm Cheyenne!!! ❤️👍🙏 Great job. Many blessings to your sweet family!
Thank you! You too!
You go girl🤗 I remember when you wouldn't even say boo or hidey ho on a video😬. Now you are doing a video with just you!
I enjoyed your little ramble.
Many blessings to you as always🙌
Thank you. I'm slowly coming out of my shell!
Thanks for the update! I love finding volunteer plants! I keep finding tomato plants in my weeds and I get so excited! Free food from God!
Cheyenne you seem ALOT like myself, I absolutely love getting volunteer plants in the garden! I get so excited! Your plants are looking really well! I’m excited to see what those sunflowers will be like! I’m trying to grow sunflowers but they don’t seem to be taking off for me this year! Give those little ones a kiss for me!
thank you so much. If you direct sow sunflowers it can take sometime for them to pop up.
@@CedarCreekHomestead Hey y'all, so nice to see you doing another video. I had a long row of sunflowers come up this year and I don't recall planting them there 😄!! Just in an almost perfect row...beautiful!! Lord bless y'all, The Garden Tiller Boy's mom.
Enjoyed the video!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Cheyenne you did such an awesome job. Great video!!
Thank you so much!!
was hoping you would do an update,, glad to see you
Glad you enjoy.
Wow! Those are some happy plants.
Love the updates
I always gave my parsley partial shade in California.
Thank you for the advice.
Chianne, your plants look amazing . Sorry if I spelled your name wrong . Have a blessed week.
Thank you.
Cheyenne, does your parents farm? You got into Josies family and their life.. just wondered how your side lives. It just seems like you've been really growing in the family farm and learning alot. Your parents should be proud. All that good cooking y'all do. You and Josie brought each other out of your shy shells. I love watching both of you!! Love y'all. Tell Josie.
A lot of people I watch plant Cherokee purple. Every time I plant them I am so disappointed. I don’t know if they maybe grow better in very hot locations in the south. Everyone that eats them says don’t bother planting those again. I was wondering do you use them for just table tomatoes in the summer or do you usually can them? I recognize we all probably get used to certain varieties and the taste of them. Perhaps when they grow in the south they are sweeter and bigger tomatoes. In the north, I find them to be small, acidic, and mushy. I didn’t plant any this year. Good luck with your garden this year! Blessings to you and your family!❤