November 21, 2024

VIDEO: Two Years In the Making | Full July Garden Tour and Harvest


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24 thoughts on “VIDEO: Two Years In the Making | Full July Garden Tour and Harvest

  1. Too bad y’all don’t like cucumbers.. mine are climbing like crazy!! They would fill in your trellis!!

    I love all of your videos.. cooking, peeping, tours, home improvement… but I really don’t like watching you eat your garden and talk… I’m sorry!!! It’s just me.. but please?

  2. BECKY When it comes to tzitziki.please don't freeze shredded cucumber as its mostly water. juice the cucumber and freeze the liquid only. when making it strain the yogurt in a coffee filter in a strainer for an hour instead. you ll be amazed how much water will come out of regular yogurt. Measure the liquid. if for example it measures 1/2 c dispose and replace with 1/4 C of cucumber juice and 2 tsp, of dry dill. I lived on this the whole time when I was preg, Let me know how you make out.

  3. Maybe having more weeds has helped keep moisture in the garden. Maybe weeding is bad. Big time farmers don't weed and they sure get good results. Just a thought.

  4. Hi Becky. Those green coriander seeds are AMAZING to use in the kitchen too! Crush them a bit and use them in salsa, curries, salads, white fish dishes, preserve them in brine or ferment them. Delish.
    They are technically the green fruit that surround the unripe seed so they have a flavour between cilantro and coriander and add an almost lemony zing to dishes. Give them a try.

  5. Hi Becky….just wondering if u are selling your current home and if so when….here in new zealand we usually gave 6 weeks from purchase to move into the property date but when we move out then the new owners move in within a day or 2 of us having moved out…take care and all the best with the move! Blessings for your coming little one also!! So exciting!! Love your new forever home!!

  6. Love this seeing what you grow and harvest, we have potatoes, tomatoes, carrots, rhubarb, and peppers, I find peppers grow better in a greenhouse, we had major issues with cabbages and cauliflowers this year they have been eaten with caterpillars and slugs so a lesson learned, going to try onions, Brussels, and squash or pumpkins I think. loved going around the garden with you. The weather here in England is hot right now. love to you all xxx

  7. I will always till the areas where it is appropriate and BE garden where it is appropriate. There is not a perfect or best way. Your whole garden has been taken over because of neglect, not because you tilled the corn patch! YOU have been spread too thin this year with so much going on. You will have such a wonderful garden in the years ahead! If you need to till to prepare a large area to loosen the soil and till in some compost…that’s good. The soil ‘nazis’ are all on the internet looking for an infraction. Most of them probably don’t even garden. Once you have a healthy soil with lots of nutrients then you may not have to till again. You have an amazing garden for the few years you have had it, not to mention all the ways you are being pulled this year! Bye the way…Congratulations Mom-to-Be! A whole new wonderful world is opening up to you and Josh! ❤️

  8. I am allergic to echinacea…. I tried taking it for years when I was getting a cold and it just made me sicker…

    Just so you know… Asian pears act as a meat tenderizer when you include them in marinades and barbecue sauces…

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