I finally harvested my first tomato...

Just finished my garden harvest, and it’s a bounty. From fresh chicken eggs to juicy tomatoes, and even sweet peaches 🍑

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[lizpetruzzi]

You inspire as a gardener and entrepreneur- thank you for the many ways you serve the gardening community. 💕

[mcgritty]

This is the life I wish to live. Anyone wanna start up a homestead? 😂😂😂😂😂❤❤❤❤❤

[darbs]

Just found you. Finding all of these videos an inspiration as a new gardener in FL. Thanks so much! I'm going outside

[psand-ll]

For anyone who's wondering why you should keep mint by itself, it's because mint is highly allelopathic, meaning it inhibits the growth/health of other plants.

[nevaehworld]

The chicken: get away from me I'm trying to hatch children him:no

[lionheartfarmandgardening]

The First Tomato!✨ 🍅✨ There's just something special about the first harvest of each fruit and veggies of the year. The first berries, the first flowers, the first tomato. YUM! I don't have a problem with birds up here, and I dont think mine, so I leave them 'maters on the vine until ripe, don't water and harvest the next morning for amazing flavor. I have so many new tomato varieties this year, I'm excited to try them! How about you? ❤

[lukaswassermann]

You don't need mint seeds if you already have a mint plant as it will reproduce by it's roots and it is actually really hard to get rid of it.

[Emeraldwitch]

I warn folks to teally not grow mint from seed, tho. You dont know what you will end up with flavor wise. Or if you do grow several and pick the best scented one to keep.
My best mints were made from cuttings of good mint I found.
One is a spearmint from my old boss that is just outstanding in its flavor and strength and the other is a wild peppermint we actually found while kayaking along the river.
Both have grown outside the garden to take over their own respective areas of the yard. When hubby hits them with the mower it almost burns your eyes lol. Great for a blended mint tea

[AHamadaHamido]

You're completely correct about mint. That stuff would be called a killer weed if it wasn't amazing lol

[Delaney-fq]

Bruh I feel you with the chicken I have 25 and a duck I have one chicken named sarge and she is always broody and she pecks so I have to wear work gloves

[SidaShanholtz]

Any tips on growing a garden like yours? I’m inspired and love watching these videos! 😊 How did you start learning about gardening? A book or website? 😊

[Government-EconomicsTeacher]

Tried that! You were sold out of mint seeds when I placed my order last week. I got a bunch of other seeds though (tomatoes, spaghetti squash, etc) and delivery should be today. I had previously bought your Clancy potato seeds but they were all crushed up. Hopefully today's order is all good. Didn't do anymore potato seeds though, didn't want to take that chance. Here's to happy germination as Im already sowing (zone 9B so Ill be planting early March).

[valerie]

Had no idea Botanical Interests was your seed company - yay!!

[pieterpost]

This is awsome new sub and thanks for the tips

[kprairiesun]

You can plant more mint easily by picking stems and planting them and keeping them watered

[juanextds]

Great crops! I saw you first in the radish video, good job!

[tayjahrivera]

The shipping and arrival time is awesome with you all, I have an order I am excited for that I am currently waiting on 😁

[veryberry]

Son, you took a Short and took up valuable real estate with an ad. 😭

[Srbllhorselover]

Thanls for all the tips in your videos! Ots really impressive, but got any tips fpr how to grow cucumbers? Mine look sad.❤❤

[potato-lduj]

That was smooth, not only got a sponser in the video but got a self plug for the website all while making sense in the short.