Best videos I've found in yrs! My "kale" has been wildflower jellies, especially dandelion everything. Since making those jellies I have elevated so many allergies. And my other is mulberries! Best fruits ever! You get to eat the fruit, make tea from leaves, and i get to use the wood for my woodworking!
Two years ago, I used the rain gutter grow method. Too much work. Last year, I did the straw bale method. Goot for peppers, eggplants and herbs but couldn't find bales this year. This year, I brought in soil to put over cardboard and mix with compost and peat moss to create mounds and another area I used the Ruth Stout method to grow potatoes. This year was less work up front. Setting it up this year was staggered but I feel it is hands down the way that I will have better successes in the future. The "just try it" method makes it worthy while.
Awesome just saw The Hollars Tues Video and they ratted Miah out . So cool that he was able to go and help them wrap up the house interior before the baby gets here. Y'all Rock!!
I love my layered no till beds. I am actually starting one bed this fall Ruth Stout method, a proven no till method that requires minimal work with great yield. Now that my other beds are mature enough I am going to use primarily Ruth Stout method. Nothing new about no till. 🙂
loved listening Thank you for all the tips. I didn't know what to do with all the random stuff coming out of that garden. Dehydrating them as you go and then make a soup. Thankfully you.
Jessica! I would love to purchase a copy of your book, if nothing more than to support you and your family. Do you know if it will be available in New Zealand?
I just preordered your book! So excited and happy for you! Watch your videos almost daily and learn so much. I am older, but if I had to do it all over again, would love to endeavor a life like you have with your sweet family. Blessings. Deanie from Murfreesboro, Tennessee!
I don't know why, but I was pained by your response to the person who wondered if no till was a fad. I thought you came across as defensively ranting. On the bright side, I do enjoy your garden tours. How sweet to open up your home, garden and family up to us!
Back to eden will show another No- Till if that is your interest!
You do a GREAT job teaching Jess, never forget!
Best videos I've found in yrs! My "kale" has been wildflower jellies, especially dandelion everything. Since making those jellies I have elevated so many allergies. And my other is mulberries! Best fruits ever! You get to eat the fruit, make tea from leaves, and i get to use the wood for my woodworking!
Two years ago, I used the rain gutter grow method. Too much work. Last year, I did the straw bale method. Goot for peppers, eggplants and herbs but couldn't find bales this year. This year, I brought in soil to put over cardboard and mix with compost and peat moss to create mounds and another area I used the Ruth Stout method to grow potatoes. This year was less work up front. Setting it up this year was staggered but I feel it is hands down the way that I will have better successes in the future. The "just try it" method makes it worthy while.
Gary at the rusted garden says aphids aren't very tough and you can just wash them off with a garden hose. Spray them off. It works
Awesome just saw The Hollars Tues Video and they ratted Miah out . So cool that he was able to go and help them wrap up the house interior before the baby gets here. Y'all Rock!!
I love my layered no till beds. I am actually starting one bed this fall Ruth Stout method, a proven no till method that requires minimal work with great yield. Now that my other beds are mature enough I am going to use primarily Ruth Stout method. Nothing new about no till. 🙂
Jessica, the words/language you use are so beautiful. I almost don’t need pictures…
First time on. Serious tats! Suhweet!
Just preordered your book! So excited! I’m in Central AR area too so I know what you mean by the heat and humidity! I look forward to book signings!
loved listening Thank you for all the tips. I didn't know what to do with all the random stuff coming out of that garden. Dehydrating them as you go and then make a soup. Thankfully you.
Is it really true that adding a little maple syrup to water my tomatoes before they ripen will make them taste sweeter?
Hi. Seed list info please. Loved the chat Jess.
Jessica! I would love to purchase a copy of your book, if nothing more than to support you and your family. Do you know if it will be available in New Zealand?
I just preordered your book! So excited and happy for you! Watch your videos almost daily and learn so much. I am older, but if I had to do it all over again, would love to endeavor a life like you have with your sweet family. Blessings. Deanie from Murfreesboro, Tennessee!
You’re my new favorite person. What an inspiration! Thank you
FYI: Cattle panels have increased the yield in my garden by a least 35 percent…possibly more.
You are a very sweet lady and I’m enjoying learning from you. Every time I see your videos, I get in a good mood. Thank you!
Hi Jess and Miah, have you guys thought of posting your live chats as podcasts? Thinking I can’t be the only one who wants to listen while driving.
Thanks to Jess I now use cattle panels now to grow and it’s so much more productive
I appreciate you! I have learned so much from you.
Hey Jess , Bindweed is hallucinogenic. All morning glory's contain this alkaloid.
I don't know why, but I was pained by your response to the person who wondered if no till was a fad. I thought you came across as defensively ranting.
On the bright side, I do enjoy your garden tours. How sweet to open up your home, garden and family up to us!