Alright! That’s it! I had it with this family! I can’t take it anymore! You’re now called the Ness Family! The SweetNess, The AdorableNess, The KindNess, ThoughtfulNess, BeautifulNess of ALL of you only to see it’s multigenerational to! Bing Bing, Hollis, Nancy, Samantha and the rest of the family... it’s so wonderful to know there’s still people like you on this Earth. Thank you for sharing and allowing us to follow along in your journeys. Blessing to you & yours
My mama made cornbread dumplings in her greens sometimes when I was growing up. I loved them and thought when she did that it was a special treat for us. I found out many years later as an adult that it was because it was when she didn’t have enough supplies to make a whole pan of cornbread for the family. There was seven kids. That actually made them more special to me because I never realized or thought of us as poor. 👩🌾💛☀️
Oh my!!! your daughter is so gorgeous!! My goodness, she’s a stunner! And, those collards greens look heavenly! I was amazed at your putting a whole little fish in the hole before planting the collards. I’ve heard of putting down fish emulsion, but never a whole fish. I’m sure that’s part of the reason they are so big and beautiful. I so enjoy your videos from start to finish. You have given me wonderful information about container planting, which is what I do. I’m so excited to try some of your techniques! Blessings to you and Nancy always! ♥️❣️♥️🙏🏼♥️❣️
This is one of my favorite videos! You remind me of my daddy. He was my hero. Daddy was a tough, hard working, Godly man. He treated me and Mama with tender love and care. At the same time, he protected us like a roaring lion. I realize my statement sounds a bit dramatic; however, that's how I felt as a child. I'm about your age now. It's so nice to see that GOOD men still exist! God bless you and your family!!
This was extra nice because we got to meet your beautiful daughter Samantha, and get your recipe for collard greens. They were some healthy-looking collard plants. I appreciate your efforts, your methods, your engineering, your clever ideas, and the fact that you share them with us. Good health and happiness to you, Nancy, and everyone else you love; hugs and kissies for Bing Bing.
This was beautiful ❤️. God bless you and your family. Your bond with your daughter made me melt. First time gardener and I just start my seeds last week with my daughter and we are so amazed at their growth thus far. We could literally live off of a collard greens and cornbread diet if it came to it so growing them ourselves is only right 😂☺️. Thank you for sharing!! Amazing video. Glory to the Most High❣️
Hollis, your daughter is adorable. So sweet. You look so proud and so happy. What an accomplishment -- to raise a daughter and to grow your own food and then to feed your daughter with the food you have grown and prepared. Enjoy your life and your family.
If you cook the collards with smoked turkey wings and smoked turkey necks, a pot of white rice, that's a good meal for a couple of days. And don't forget to bake a pan of cornbread. It's just great.
Yup your are definitely a Floridian. My ex mother in law is from Florida and she taught me how to devein the collards and cut them just like that!!! Really enjoy your videos!!!
It has been a while since I saw your show. I love your new Florida homestead and gardens. You and Nancy are hard working people and it shows in every way. I love everything about it. Your love and devotion to God and each other is precious. Your Bing Bing is a faithful and darling companion too. I saw your daughter for the first time today and she is a beautiful young lady. Y'all have a beautiful life and I hope you have many more years to enjoy it.
I really appreciate how much time you take to make videos from seed to harvest. It's very helpful. Your daughter is beautiful. I see how much you light up when she's around. It made my heart happy 😊.
Thank you so much for all the time, attention and dedication you give to your subscribers by putting so much detail in your videos. We thank you and validate/appreciate all you do for us! 🥬💚🙏🏻✝️
I loved collard greens cooked just like you made them! My granny used to make them for me years ago. She has passed but now I make them during fall/winter and think of her! Good comfort food. Enjoyed this video and your daughter is beautiful !!
The music is 👍 great. I've got 3 bunches in ground now in zone 7b. I don't have blood meal but I'm putting water from my fish tank on them. Hope they grow like that. 🙏 God bless you and your family.
I absolutely love your channel. Thank you so much for sharing all of your knowledge on gardening. I have learned so much from you. God Bless you, Nancy, Bing Bing and your family.
Dear Hollis and Nancy I have anemia and taking iron tablets by the time it goes through my digestive system I have lost a large portion of the total medication. Therefore I have been eating greens mustard, collards and turnip greens for many years this helps my iron. Since living in the State of Washington finding turnip greens is hard and sometimes I cant find mustard greens I just got used to eating collards by themselves and it works great for me. Over the years the collard greens became more expensive for a bunch and then the producers started putting very little greens to make a bunch. I started buying collard greens by the case at the grocery store and they too have cut down the bunches so small at a higher price by the time I picked them washed them it only gave us a small amount. My husband planted collard green in our yard however those white flies and other bugs eat large holes until we lost our greens. Secondly, the moles are digging under our garden they were killing the roots and we lost all of our greens. I would like to know if Hollis and Nancy would sell us a couple cases of collard greens so I could at least put some in the freezer. We are born again Christians we love the Lord with our whole being. We just cant find anywhere we can buy collard greens that are full the stores sell small bunches at a higher price per bunch. If anyone out there can direct me where to buy good bunches of collard greens at a reasonable price please let me know thank you and may the Lord bless you. Cody
Hey Hollis, I appreciate you and Nancy’s efforts to give your knowledge to those looking for knowledge and success in growing food. I saw your growing collards presentation. My question is l, what are your methods of pest control? Your collards are outstanding!
Suggestion to simplify the cook / prep process. Once you take the stems out, make stacks instead of doing one at a time, then roll and cut them. You can get way more done at one time. (So cute you turned red from your daughters compliment! Love it.)
So nice of Daddy Hollis to make his daughter to a special treat! The collard plants looked fantastic! Thanks for the prep tip on the leaves. It all looked YUM!
Well, bless the Lord and give Him praise in all things! You got it whipped brother, a beautiful daughter child….reminds me of mine, a fine garden and the love of God in your heart and home.
Samantha them greens looks very tasty are you sharing 😂😂😂 Hollis again I thank God for your patience of taking time out of your busy schedule to educate us on how to plant our own homestead or garden, I appreciate the Prayer and Scriptures after.Nancy thanks so much for strength to continue to post on a regular and teaching how to make certain meals. Y'all our in my Prayers daily... GOD BLESS Y'ALL DAILY ❤💯
Another great video, start to finish, THIS time with a prep, cook, and "TOTALLY unbiased" taste test tossed in❗❗❗ 😋😋😋 Greetings from Maine Samantha TYFS, Stay Safe and Well Mark and Rosa
I take my collard leaves and lay them out, I then take a cabbage knife and run it down each side of the stem. Then I press the knife on the stem about one third from the end and pull the stem out. I put another leaf on top of the first and cut that stem out. After four or five leaves I fold and roll them but then I cut down the length of the roll. This makes short strips when I cut the rings. Easier to cook and eat. I am your age and have the bad back. I have a small tractor to till and cultivate. I use 38 inch rows, that is the wheel centers on my tractor. Your tips on ringing onions were good, as were how to dry them.
Always love your vids since VA!! I got some in the ground now in NJ that I will overwinter because last year they turned out fantastic so this year I planted 30 of them!!!
Hard to believe I grew up eating only grocery store iceberg lettuce...now growing many different greens and loving them all. Thank you for the complete information you give so generously. You both are so inspiring - preaching and living the Gospel. 😊
Enjoyed your video on how to grow and harvest and cook your collard greens and your daughter is such a sweet young lady I am glad you were able to share a pot of collard greens with her
I appreciate that you mention the specific varieties you plant and the source. I planted some Watermelon Radish using my DIY seed template, both inspired by your videos. These collards sounds super yummy... With bacon or ham of course. Everything is better with bacon. 😀 Thank you! Thank you! ❤️
I cook down a big ham hock in chicken broth, add onion, red pepper flakes, garlic salt, black pepper, and sugar, pull the hock out, chop up good, add back in, then put the greens in to cook. 😋
That garden is absolutely beautiful!!! I’ve never had collard greens 🥬 before. I have a garden every single year. I really like 👍 how your process of seed germination etc . I like your wood ruler 📏 to measure out where to put the plants 🌱 to grow.
Finally learned HOW to cook those leaves! I'm from up north and now I will grow them with pleasure. Heard they contain vitamin K a rare vitamin. Thank you kindly, sir. Love what you do and how you organized your garden. Just beautiful. God is so good!
I like your Seed Starter of Collard Greens veggies, thanks for sharing to us such informative and educational, i will learn something new from your video, Mr. Hollis
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Two thumbs up for the patience in waiting for everything to grow and releasing as a single video. :) Looks great!
Much appreciated!
He's the best teacher, I have come across!
Alright! That’s it! I had it with this family! I can’t take it anymore! You’re now called the Ness Family! The SweetNess, The AdorableNess, The KindNess, ThoughtfulNess, BeautifulNess of ALL of you only to see it’s multigenerational to! Bing Bing, Hollis, Nancy, Samantha and the rest of the family... it’s so wonderful to know there’s still people like you on this Earth. Thank you for sharing and allowing us to follow along in your journeys. Blessing to you & yours
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Samantha's just beautiful and I could tell by the smile on your face she is apple of your eye! God bless you all
Blessings
The way he said ‘this is my little girl’ melted my heart. ❤️
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Amen! So happy to find a God fearing family ❤️🥰
God bless you❤️😇
My mama made cornbread dumplings in her greens sometimes when I was growing up. I loved them and thought when she did that it was a special treat for us. I found out many years later as an adult that it was because it was when she didn’t have enough supplies to make a whole pan of cornbread for the family. There was seven kids. That actually made them more special to me because I never realized or thought of us as poor. 👩🌾💛☀️
Awe!!! A daddy will always have joy when their baby girl visits. So happy for you. Thanks for sharing!
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Oh my!!! your daughter is so gorgeous!! My goodness, she’s a stunner!
And, those collards greens look heavenly! I was amazed at your putting a whole little fish in the hole before planting the collards. I’ve heard of putting down fish emulsion, but never a whole fish. I’m sure that’s part of the reason they are so big and beautiful.
I so enjoy your videos from start to finish. You have given me wonderful information about container planting, which is what I do. I’m so excited to try some of your techniques! Blessings to you and Nancy always! ♥️❣️♥️🙏🏼♥️❣️
Blessings
Those greens are gorgeous! That's one proud Dad there. Thank you for all yall do & God bless.
This is one of my favorite videos! You remind me of my daddy. He was my hero. Daddy was a tough, hard working, Godly man. He treated me and Mama with tender love and care. At the same time, he protected us like a roaring lion. I realize my statement sounds a bit dramatic; however, that's how I felt as a child. I'm about your age now. It's so nice to see that GOOD men still exist! God bless you and your family!!
Thank you Gina. Yes ma’am, someone messes with my family and they will hear me roar as I charge them🦁
This was extra nice because we got to meet your beautiful daughter Samantha, and get your recipe for collard greens. They were some healthy-looking collard plants. I appreciate your efforts, your methods, your engineering, your clever ideas, and the fact that you share them with us. Good health and happiness to you, Nancy, and everyone else you love; hugs and kissies for Bing Bing.
Blessings
Beautiful daughter. You have gardening in your blood. God bless you and your family
Blessings
She surely is lucky to have a father like that God bless.🙏🏼✌🏼
This was beautiful ❤️. God bless you and your family. Your bond with your daughter made me melt.
First time gardener and I just start my seeds last week with my daughter and we are so amazed at their growth thus far. We could literally live off of a collard greens and cornbread diet if it came to it so growing them ourselves is only right 😂☺️. Thank you for sharing!! Amazing video. Glory to the Most High❣️
Thank you so much!
Samantha is blessed to have such a loving father who obviously adores her.
Hollis, your daughter is adorable. So sweet. You look so proud and so happy. What an accomplishment -- to raise a daughter and to grow your own food and then to feed your daughter with the food you have grown and prepared. Enjoy your life and your family.
Thank you so much!
Samantha your dad loves you and was so excited to see you, cherish the time with him.
Thank you
Wonderful that you were able to see your daughter.
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Beautiful daughter. Beautiful family. Proud Papa. Today is Happy Nationsl Daughters day.😊 Isn't gardening wonderful? Those greens( uncooked and cooked) look good.
Yes, thank you
Saw that twinkle in your eye because of your daughter’s visit❤️ Love your videos Hollis and Nancy. God bless you
Got that right❤️
idk any one that don't like collards. I love em. Just as much as Spinach, Poke, Turnups, and Mustards
Gardening and gardening videos are my happy place.
me too brother!
If you cook the collards with smoked turkey wings and smoked turkey necks, a pot of white rice, that's a good meal for a couple of days. And don't forget to bake a pan of cornbread. It's just great.
Beautiful daughter and she's lucky to have a great daddy to feed her good and healthy. Thank you for helping us to do a good vegetable garden.
Yup your are definitely a Floridian. My ex mother in law is from Florida and she taught me how to devein the collards and cut them just like that!!! Really enjoy your videos!!!
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Nice family Hollis. Your homestead is awesome.
Thank you!
YOUR DAUGHTER LOOKS LIKE YOU. VERY PRETTY. THANKS FOR THE VIDEO! GOD BLESSED YOU! 👍👍👍
Your daughter is so happy being around you, “ Daddy’s little girl loves the collard green “
It has been a while since I saw your show. I love your new Florida homestead and gardens. You and Nancy are hard working people and it shows in every way. I love everything about it. Your love and devotion to God and each other is precious. Your Bing Bing is a faithful and darling companion too.
I saw your daughter for the first time today and she is a beautiful young lady. Y'all have a beautiful life and I hope you have many more years to enjoy it.
Aww beautiful sweet daughter. That’s wonderful.
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I really appreciate how much time you take to make videos from seed to harvest. It's very helpful. Your daughter is beautiful. I see how much you light up when she's around. It made my heart happy 😊.
Thank you 😊
Thank you so much for all the time, attention and dedication you give to your subscribers by putting so much detail in your videos. We thank you and validate/appreciate all you do for us! 🥬💚🙏🏻✝️
Gif bless you❤️
I loved collard greens cooked just like you made them! My granny used to make them for me years ago. She has passed but now I make them during fall/winter and think of her! Good comfort food. Enjoyed this video and your daughter is beautiful !!
Thanks for sharing, That is awesome!
The only thing lovelier than the greens is Samantha - what a stunner!
The music is 👍 great. I've got 3 bunches in ground now in zone 7b. I don't have blood meal but I'm putting water from my fish tank on them. Hope they grow like that. 🙏 God bless you and your family.
I absolutely love your channel. Thank you so much for sharing all of your knowledge on gardening. I have learned so much from you. God Bless you, Nancy, Bing Bing and your family.
Thank you so much for watching. So glad our videos help you and are relaxing to watch. Peace to you and your family ❤️❤️🐶
Nice video. Your daughter is your twin. Shes beautiful. Tfs🙏🏾👏🏾👍🏾❤
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Dear Hollis and Nancy I have anemia and taking iron tablets by the time it goes through my digestive system I have lost a large portion of the total medication. Therefore I have been eating greens mustard, collards and turnip greens for many years this helps my iron. Since living in the State of Washington finding turnip greens is hard and sometimes I cant find mustard greens I just got used to eating collards by themselves and it works great for me. Over the years the collard greens became more expensive for a bunch and then the producers started putting very little greens to make a bunch. I started buying collard greens by the case at the grocery store and they too have cut down the bunches so small at a higher price by the time I picked them washed them it only gave us a small amount. My husband planted collard green in our yard however those white flies and other bugs eat large holes until we lost our greens. Secondly, the moles are digging under our garden they were killing the roots and we lost all of our greens. I would like to know if Hollis and Nancy would sell us a couple cases of collard greens so I could at least put some in the freezer. We are born again Christians we love the Lord with our whole being. We just cant find anywhere we can buy collard greens that are full the stores sell small bunches at a higher price per bunch. If anyone out there can direct me where to buy good bunches of collard greens at a reasonable price please let me know thank you and may the Lord bless you. Cody
BEST Collard green video from A TO Z 🤓🥳🥳🥳🥳HANDS DOWN
Blessings
Hey Hollis, I appreciate you and Nancy’s efforts to give your knowledge to those looking for knowledge and success in growing food. I saw your growing collards presentation. My question is l, what are your methods of pest control? Your collards are outstanding!
Me too…. I want to know. Because the pest and insects eat mine up.
Suggestion to simplify the cook / prep process. Once you take the stems out, make stacks instead of doing one at a time, then roll and cut them. You can get way more done at one time. (So cute you turned red from your daughters compliment! Love it.)
Aww. Your excitement over your daughter's visit was so precious!
She is beautiful! So nice that you grew her a special treat!
Thank you. She is my special treat
I've been waiting for this one. Love your videos may God bless you and your family.
More to come! Blessings
Boy Hollis, the twinkle in your eye when you please one of the women in your life ... it just warms my heart!
I think I'm going to cry...💖🙏💖✝️
I love her deeply❤️❤️❤️
@@HollisNancysHomestead I can tell 💖💖💖🙏
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Love the way you film and present the info. God bless you and your family
Thank you we try hard to make better and better videos
Aww Hollis and Nancy I just love you guys.
Like how you take us thru the complete growing cycle from seed to harvest. very good.. those greens looked delicious.
Yes, thank you
So nice of Daddy Hollis to make his daughter to a special treat! The collard plants looked fantastic! Thanks for the prep tip on the leaves. It all looked YUM!
Happy holidays!
One of my favorite YT homesteaders. Good to see yall doing big things and being blessed from On High.
Yes we are
It’s heart warming to see how happy you are to see your daughter
Hell, I'm happy to see her too! 🤩
My goodness Hollis, your daughter is beautiful and your smile when she likes the green is priceless. :)
Thank you so much!
Well, bless the Lord and give Him praise in all things!
You got it whipped brother, a beautiful daughter child….reminds me of mine, a fine garden and the love of God in your heart and home.
Thanks for the collard training! God Bless.
Our pleasure!
Like the way you cut out the main stem of your collards ....always learning something new..🥬🥬🥬👍
Thanks 👍
I really enjoy the production of the new videos. Hope you two have a great week ahead 🙂
Thank you! You too!
I love this channel and your family. I watch all the time.
Samantha them greens looks very tasty are you sharing 😂😂😂
Hollis again I thank God for your patience of taking time out of your busy schedule to educate us on how to plant our own homestead or garden, I appreciate the Prayer and Scriptures after.Nancy thanks so much for strength to continue to post on a regular and teaching how to make certain meals. Y'all our in my Prayers daily... GOD BLESS Y'ALL DAILY ❤💯
You are so welcome! Blessings
What a nice video, I feel like we’re old friends.
Another great video, start to finish, THIS time with a prep, cook, and "TOTALLY unbiased"
taste test tossed in❗❗❗ 😋😋😋 Greetings from Maine Samantha
TYFS, Stay Safe and Well
Mark and Rosa
Blessings
I take my collard leaves and lay them out, I then take a cabbage knife and run it down each side of the stem. Then I press the knife on the stem about one third from the end and pull the stem out. I put another leaf on top of the first and cut that stem out. After four or five leaves I fold and roll them but then I cut down the length of the roll. This makes short strips when I cut the rings. Easier to cook and eat.
I am your age and have the bad back. I have a small tractor to till and cultivate. I use 38 inch rows, that is the wheel centers on my tractor. Your tips on ringing onions were good, as were how to dry them.
Oh what a beauty your daughter is! Those greens look delightful!
Always love your vids since VA!! I got some in the ground now in NJ that I will overwinter because last year they turned out fantastic so this year I planted 30 of them!!!
Yummy!!! We love collards too❤️❤️❤️
I got my collard greens nextyear. God bless your Channel God bless your family God bless your garden
Thank you! You too!
I love these progressional videos and Nancy's golfcart filming. lol
Blessings
Hard to believe I grew up eating only grocery store iceberg lettuce...now growing many different greens and loving them all. Thank you for the complete information you give so generously. You both are so inspiring - preaching and living the Gospel. 😊
Loved meeting your daughter and Nancy was so cute in the outro! Thanks for all you do!
Wonderful video thanks! Loved seeing your cooking preparation and cooking/eating them!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Your daughter is beautiful and those greens look delicious 😋
You’re the only one who does how to videos right.
Blessings
Enjoyed your video on how to grow and harvest and cook your collard greens and your daughter is such a sweet young lady I am glad you were able to share a pot of collard greens with her
Thanks so much
I really enjoyed this video. It was so inspirational. Thank you for taking the time out to record this video.
We don’t have these commonly grown in Australia. Thank you for the video so I can now grow them too!
I think you will like them
I appreciate that you mention the specific varieties you plant and the source. I planted some Watermelon Radish using my DIY seed template, both inspired by your videos. These collards sounds super yummy... With bacon or ham of course. Everything is better with bacon. 😀 Thank you! Thank you! ❤️
Sounds great!
I love watching you and your wife together doing gard working👍👍👍👍👍
Great video + family visit 👏👏👏
Thank you 🤗
oh dear. MELT MY HEART 🥰 Hollis loves his baby girl.
I cook down a big ham hock in chicken broth, add onion, red pepper flakes, garlic salt, black pepper, and sugar, pull the hock out, chop up good, add back in, then put the greens in to cook. 😋
Your daughter Samantha’s is precious. I have a granddaughter named Samantha❤️
That garden is absolutely beautiful!!! I’ve never had collard greens 🥬 before. I have a garden every single year. I really like 👍 how your process of seed germination etc . I like your wood ruler 📏 to measure out where to put the plants 🌱 to grow.
Everything you grow is beautiful...including and especially daughters!
Thank you so much!
Finally learned HOW to cook those leaves! I'm from up north and now I will grow them with pleasure. Heard they contain vitamin K a rare vitamin. Thank you kindly, sir. Love what you do and how you organized your garden. Just beautiful. God is so good!
Wonderful! Blessings
Your daughter is gorgeous! Thank you !
Thank you so much!
Loved this video from start to finish! For me, I'd put some cornbread with those collards and some hot sauce. Mmm, mmm!😋😋😋
Please bring us some canning videos. Would love to see how you process and can various crops.
That’s Nancy’s department. ❤️. I think she is planning to do some videos on that
Great garden knoledge growing greens in Wisconsin thank you so much
Yep. Growing here in Wisconsin too! Cheers Mate!
Such an inspiration to watch your work.. but too know who you serve! God bless
I like your Seed Starter of Collard Greens veggies, thanks for sharing to us such informative and educational, i will learn something new from your video, Mr. Hollis
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Looking Good Mr. Hollis!
Thanks for the tip.
Great video!! As always, thanks for sharing your knowledge. You have a beautiful family. Your daughter is lovely. God Bless.
Thank you so much!
Your daughter is very beautiful, always love your videos.
Thank you so much!
I am completely obsessed with this wonderful couple who live in abundance.
Blessings
Extremely helpful!! Thank you so much! New subscriber ❤
You have a beautiful family. I really enjoyed the vidio. Hope to see another one soon. Keep up the good work.
Thank you! Will do!
Your daughter is lovely.
Beautiful family great looking collard greens.
Thanks so much
You are so precious! Just so proud of your little girl! Thank you for sharing!
Thank you so much!!
What a beautiful youngun.
I don't think I had seen this video, beautiful Daughter you have....she was so sweet.....
Such an awesome time growing something for loved ones,
Blessings