Organic Garden Tour in the Southern Appalachian Mountains

Appalachian Mountains Organic Garden Tour - Zone 6b 2500' Above Sea Level, North Georgia. We have several different fruit trees, multiple varieties of Blue Berries, and our first vegetable garden in nearly 10 years! Enjoy!

[@martindiaz3151]

Excellent video I love all videos but this one is my favorite

[@IslandsnHighlands]

Awesome- thanks! We have enjoyed having a vegetable garden for the first time in almost 10 years!

[@gabrielarich2015]

This year was our first time planting a few vegetables in pots and our kids loved it. Every day we came to water and check on them. It’s such a special feeling when your kids get involved with growing food and the joy!

[@IslandsnHighlands]

Awesome- great job! Gardening is a great way to get kids stoked about plants, nature, etc. Its also a great tool in the fight against screen time... Keep it up and make it an annual family tradition!

[@chits23]

Good for you all to have those organic veggies. Nice to see Teddy back in the video. You all have a wonderful weekend.

[@IslandsnHighlands]

Thanks for the kind comments- hope you have a wonderful weekend as well!

[@FranklyFranky]

Although cucumbers that are yellow aren’t very palatable, but technically still edible the yellow ones have mature seeds in them where the green ones the seeds have yet to mature, you mentioned seed saving in this video using those yellow ones would be the perfect opportunity to do that

[@IslandsnHighlands]

Great- thanks! We used the yellow ones for seed- cant wait for next year's garden!

[@andrewnash2387]

Have you ever considered growing paw paw in Georgia?

[@IslandsnHighlands]

Yes! I saw one at the nursery last fall but the tree was $175 and not very big…I should have splurged though…I regret not getting it