Garden Tour | June 2022

A look at the garden in June. Lots of experiments this year and interesting weather 90ºF+ for the last three weeks and no rain. We are in Arkansas zone 6b, garden size that is in production right now is a quarter acre. Rows 100ft long (flower border takes 15ft total, about 85 ft length for vegetable production) 30 inches wide. Walkways 18 inches -24 inches.

Chapters:
Intro 0:00
Family Garden Tour 0:46
Kids Garden Tours 17:55
Overhead view 22:28

Garden tools I like:

[MrClivelupo]

Such a nice Gardentour and so adoable Kids but Kian´s tour and introducing himself was just the icing on the cake

[kaitlynkaczka]

Thank you so much for all that you do. Your video of a pantry tour was the first ever video I saw about homesteading. It lead me down a crazy rabbit hole and now I bought my first house with 2 acres and added fruit trees and bushes, 6 raised beds, rabbits, ducks and quails and continue to add to my homestead. Thank you for bringing me this sense of security and pride in what I have accomplished.

[juliagarza]

Kian's Southern accent is spot on. I am a Southern Country Girl and he did a perfect verson of my Dad when I was growing up. I am laughing so hard my side is hurting 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 What a great bunch of Kids!😘

[txjellybean]

How funny that son of yours was!! You are so blessed darlin'! What a dream your living.

[MakelleBell]

Becky, your garden looks fantastic despite your early setbacks! The kids' garden tour was so good, and Kian is hilarious. Thanks for sharing a slice of your life with us.

[ChristiCC]

Kian has a huge personality! 😄😄😄 Loved it! All the kids are adorable.

[naturenerdwi]

I love the kids showing off their gardens😁

[EricSmith-lfcz]

Kian is an absolute STAR! All the kids are great. They show real pride in their gardens. A pleasure to watch.

[homefries]

I love that the kids have their own gardens!

[singingstars]

I'm an American living in Germany with my German husband. When we started watching your videos, I said, "They seem like a sweet homeschooling Christian family." The sweet kids and the spirit both you and your husband give off say it. Then later I heard you mention homeschooling and then another video of praying at the table (which might be Christian or Mormon or similar, no idea). I was homeschooled half of my childhood so I recognize and honor that. God bless you all! ❤

[grekmakadi]

Hello my name is Maria and i am from Greece Congratulations for your garden, all of you are wonderful, thank you for your ideas. I wish you Good power.

[drakodala]

Cute Kian, so natural in speaking in the camera & confident to speak, knows whats he;s doing.. future news caster.

[lindacooper]

I loved the kids tour of their garden. You have beautiful children.

[melissah]

Love the kids telling about their gardens

[teachwithwoolf]

Ok Kian had me up. I love your videos, been watching lol of them lately! You are so real and calming! In another video you shared some of your anxiety issues and I revelry started gardening in on a very small scale and it has helped me mentally, too! Keep em coming and we need more Kian!! 😂

[tamararobinson]

Love This!!! Learned a lot and smiled & giggled a lot!!🍅🥒🌽🥕🧅🍠🫑🥗🥔👨‍🌾👩‍🌾

[alexandrah]

Despite the setbacks your garden is looking wonderful! 😍 Really enjoyed the tour & how you had the kids show their own gardens, they are all so adorable! What a great personality Kian has.. definitely not camera shy! Love to see a family working together like this! God bless! ❤️🙏

[sansomspressurecleaningpoo]

Oh my goodness I totally enjoy your tour frosting on the cake definitely was the kids. Whatever you’re doing you’re doing it right. There’s nothing like family and food. God bless y’all

[carnivoreblues]

A bunny?! Yay! Love love love your videos. There seems to me to never be an 'edge' to your voice or body language; it is incredibly refreshing to me and frankly quite unique in my life. Coming to your channel and listening to you is like a breath of air after nearly drowning. It means so much! thank you!

[hannahthehomesteader]

Meanwhile in Montana, it was an incredibly cold and wet spring...until it wasn't. Went from 45 degrees to 85 in 4 days and sent my plants that hadn't drowned into utter shock. I'm currently eating a bolted spinach and broccoli salad (again). This has been a weird year. Let's all march forward and make the best of it!