July Garden Tour! Growing a Years Supply of Food on a 1/4 acre

A garden tour and update for what we did in the month of July in the garden. Harvests are pouring in and it's hot outside!

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[catracampolieto]

You've made my day. It's always a wonderful day when you post a video. Hope everyone is well. I hope your lil man is letting you sleep more. Have a great day.

[waynespringer]

Premier 1 electric poultry fence solve my rabbit, squirrel, and raccoon problems, none of them will come anywhere close to my garden now.

[MyHumbleNest]

The garden looks beautiful. I so impressed with your enthusiasm when so much to preserve and succession planting is still at your feet. Thanks for sharing your hard work. Be well!

[madelineoneill]

Your garden is lovely! It’s definitely a challenge to garden with little ones ❤. I would love to see a video that showed the details on your irrigation setup. I’m wanting to install one in my garden for next year and need all the tips!

[SwervinErvins]

Yay! I can’t wait for all the preserving videos to come! ❤

[kathleenleone]

Love the Pampers box window shade!!! Life with a baby!😂

[WarriorGnome]

Gardening is like going on a Treasure hunt that you create!
Valuable treasure with life lessons along the way. 😀

[bonniegarland]

You’re amazing and your garden is amazing as well. I love seeing how everyone works together from planting to harvest!

[thecarolinafarmhouse]

The diaper boxes on the windows made me laugh because I use diaper boxes for everything 😂😂😂 they are such good boxes!

[wvover]

Beautiful garden... reminds me of all the gardens my parents and grandparents had when i was growing up, and seeing your kids working in garden took me back to helping when I was a kid. When my grandparents got too old to do it themselves, we kids planted and tended the garden ourselves, with my grandpas direct supervision (he never got to old to supervise and share his wisdom) I love seeing when people grow a more traditional garden like most people used to do.

[susanfreeman]

I was not expecting another video so soon! What a gift to see your amazing garden and the little cameo of the baby. Thanks!

[kathleenhughes]

You guys are so inspiring, glad your next video came out today as I’m at the hospital with my 97 yr old grandma and we love gardening and it was a wonderful distraction and blessing.❤ it is winter here so we are looking forward to planting vegetables soon

[RyanMercer]

We just keep losing plants as rain continues to be elusive, we ended up losing every zucchini plant and got 5 or 6 zucchinis, tomatoes we should have harvested 100lbs by now and have harvested maybe 4lbs. Not a single pumpkin or melon yet, maybe a dozen cucumbers, no peppers harvested. Rotten year. 😭And day 136 of unemployed life.

[cbass]

The Buckwheat……why would you grow it, then crimp and tarp it? Do you harvest any wheat from it? I’m totally ignorant about stuff like that, so I don’t understand….thanks to anyone who can answer that.

[am-etnc]

Wow...my favourite video of all so far...I love your garden vids...could U please do one like this but ten times longer hahahhaha. I just love your content, brightens my day

[Ashra.Astara]

for your squash bugs, have you tried spraying tea tree oil on it? also good for lace

[newsgiirl]

Your garden /home is developing so well, and even with the new addition of baby your still doing so well and we can see the fruits of your labour of love in the garden 😊👍

[lxcoffee]

Any chance of video on storage including potatoes, how long your crop lasts or do you freeze dry or preserve to get through the year? Watching from New Zealand. Love Seasonal Homestead! Thanks for all your posts…

[kellygoodwin]

Is that really 1/4 acre? I was convinced it was half acre at least. Either that or you have wide angle Camera?! So much beautiful food! 😊

[thewitchykitchen]

We got a lot of cucumbers too, and since I only planted English cucumbers this year, our neighbors has been blessed with a lot. We got just under 400 of them. For the first time, I also made freezer pickled cucumbers. I am very excited to see how those turn out. I am also pickling cherry tomatoes for the first time, since those are giving us a lot this year. I have removed my cucumber plants, since they were done, and have planted melons instead. We will have hot/warm weather until November, so it should be enough time for them to grow and set fruit.