Hi I love your garden😍I’m also in zone 8b I have a small garden of my own. The plant you think is a Serrano is actually a cayenne pepper The Serrano has a thicker skin like the jalapeño.
My butter crunch lettuce went to bolt really fast in South Carolina. My Romaine and red leaf lettuce are still producing. For cilantro I grow it throughout the year. Sprinkle seeds throughout the season.
Love the blueberry reaction! We are pulling a few peppers and tomatoes and cooking them for dinners and salads. The taste is so amazing compared to the grocery. The reaction from my manly teenaged boys...empty plates and lots of full tummies!
Hey friends I'm Abel and I miss having a large garden. I am also in USDA zone 8b Dallas, TX. Sadly I container garden now. I went from having a 3-acres garden outside Omaha, Ne a few years ago to container gardening.
I’m in zone 8b also. Mostly focused on flowers and vines for now. But enjoying gaining inspiration for veggies in the future. Thanks for your informative videos!
So happy to have found your channel! We are buying an old farm-house with land in rural France (we’re in zone 7b-8a, but recent years climat is more behaving like zone 8a-b) and are also learning a lot about gardening and growing our own veggies and totally share your enthousiasm!
Hey!! I am a small youtuber in zone 8b as well! I am in the upstate of SC! So great to see a fellow gardener on here! Everything looks great at your place! Your garden is much more organized than mine and we have mostly the same plants except I have a lot of okra which you can still plant! I would love to connect, I love this style of video
New sub. I like your channel. You’re in zone 8b like me. I’m in Southern California and I stumbled upon your video as I searched what to grow in my zone. I’ve been putting off a garden tour but I think you inspired me to go for it.
What a sweet garden! Just love the excitement over the blueberries. Just wanted to share that one use for your cucumbers is with a little mint and lemon in water for detoxifying. Can't wait to see more!
Oh my goodness, your dog looks so much like ours!! I wonder if they could be related 😅 we did a DNA test for our girl and she has a sister/daughter in New Jersey, we are in Texas. Shelters ship dogs around! Anyways, lovely garden. Such beautiful plants and layout. We did container gardening last couple of years and are going to move to raised beds this year.
Hello, we are excited too. Our garden looks so similar to yours and everyday we go out to see that our scarlet beans have grown another couple cms. Thank you for sharing. Also think that your tomato plants might need more pruning just from the videos that I have been watching recently. Thankful to have found your channel. We are also in zone 8B 😊
KP Bholah I’m so glad you found the channel too! It’s great to connect with kindred spirits. I’ll have to add scarlet beans to my list of things to grow. Are they kidney beans? You’re quite right about the tomato plants. I’m afraid I may have let them overwhelm me, then hacked them back. You’ll laugh when you watch our next tour. 😬😆
You might be using a cilantro that’s not used often for culinary purposes. If they bolt and get seeds, they won’t taste good. You have to harvest before that
I ENVY you! I keep talking a garden. I have cilantro and 1 tomatoe 🙁 I want to plant magnolia I'm in Georgia they are everywhere where I am. I just moved onto 10.04 acres with nothing except pines and a creek and 🐍
This is zoneB and was taped in May? Where about are you located? I'm in WA state and there's no way you live near me so I'm totally confused because I'm in zoneB! I can't believe you had cucumbers and watermelons already? You're garden is looking great!
Natalie Aaby hey Natalie! We’re in South Carolina - which is a little less rewarding this time of the summer. Lol. It’s been so hot out there the past couple months, I can’t even bring myself to water lately. It’ll be a real jungle when I get back to it. 😅
@@likeweeds7480 It's so bizarre how we are in the same zones but there's NO way I could grow what you are growing here. We have soooooo much rain and have only had a handful of days this entire summer where it has even reached 70degrees. I'm learning that "zones" are not exactly reliable...so when I see other's TH-cam videos who are apparently in my zone, I've got to take into account where that person lives because there is a MAJOR difference and I was beating myself up thinking I was doing something wrong comparing my garden's progress. My cucumber's won't be looking like your's did until late August!
@@natalieaaby7002 That is so interesting and weird. I'm super susceptible to feeling pressure with it too. I've had to step back a little lately and remind myself the garden is meant to be something fun and peaceful. It's helping to take a heat break. I bet you have great luck with peas, spinach, things like that. My peas lasted about a month and then fried up. All my lettuce is done now too. Not sure if that's typical? Good luck with your garden! Keep us updated. :)
@@likeweeds7480 yes our peas are going bonkers and we can continue to plant more of them throughout the summer because we don't get the high heat you do (but yah, depending on the type of peas, after they fruit, they last about five weeks here before the bottoms dry up). We can grow lettuce and spinach still (but because of our random heat and then cold during the summer, it typically bolts and isn't tasty...or the slugs get them because of how much rain we get so I have stopped bothering to grow those unless I'm just doing microgreens in the greenhouse) I wonder if you could do swiss chard there? Maybe something to look in to...I think it's a little less sensitive so you might be able to grow it there? Anyhoo, I wish there was a different way of "zoning" us so we don't feel like crap when our things don't grow!🤣 I tried watermelons three years in a row and at best, I got one to the size of a baseball...it just doesn't stay warm long enough here. Our blueberries are just NOW ripening...(and we are both zone b)...so weird!
I love this tour! I hope you don't come to regret the Wisteria like I did. It's difficult to deal with in a working area and requires heavy and regular pruning all through summer once its grown! It will also topple structures so watch out for that! Love the kitties and chickens!
I have a backyard garden to-not as pretty as yours but hey it grows food. i have greenstalk's garden towers, 3 & want more- love to grow lettuce/greens/beans/farm peas/herbs in them-clean garden/space saving-hubby rigged overhead water drip -luv! have kiddie pools with grow bags & 5 gallon buckets for bigger things like squash/peppers/eggplants/tomatoes. grew tons of potatoes in 5 gall-hollisNancyhomestead-itworks!! cilantro/parsley thrive in fall/let some seed for polllinators. please dig up wisteria & put in a large pot or 2, pull up any shoots from ground- you'll have a nightmare on your hands in a couple years unless ya pot it.- super invasive. grow some comfrey plants for your chickens (comfrey-seedsforgenerations or permapasturesfarm). Hoss tools has tons of non-gmo hybrid seeds with disease resistance pkgs (they are great)& best germination rate- will NEVER go back to buying seeds from a box store--+ Hoss has lots of helpful videos and they are in south Ga, so they deal with some of your climate- TH-camrs-Jess/rootsnrefuge recently moved to SC to, leadfarmer73 is in SC/homestead heart is in middle Ga/i'm south of them-. I grow heirloom so i always have backup seeds saved if things ever really go south in the country but use open pollinated and hybrid seeds alot. Loved your tour!
Blueberries😂 He’s so excited and he just can’t hide it!! You are doing great! I wish. Cute bees
Hi I love your garden😍I’m also in zone 8b I have a small garden of my own. The plant you think is a Serrano is actually a cayenne pepper The Serrano has a thicker skin like the jalapeño.
Y’all are too precious ♥️
My butter crunch lettuce went to bolt really fast in South Carolina. My Romaine and red leaf lettuce are still producing. For cilantro I grow it throughout the year. Sprinkle seeds throughout the season.
Sam at the beginning = priceless! I love this new editing style, y’all!
I fall in love with your garden, so beautiful 💕💕👌
Love seeing the bees pollinate! Looks great y'all ☺️
Andres Oropeza thanks, andres! It’s fun to see them do their thing out there.
It's great to find other 8B gardeners! It seems that we are few here in Texas. Well at least on TH-cam.
Love the blueberry reaction! We are pulling a few peppers and tomatoes and cooking them for dinners and salads. The taste is so amazing compared to the grocery. The reaction from my manly teenaged boys...empty plates and lots of full tummies!
Hey friends I'm Abel and I miss having a large garden. I am also in USDA zone 8b Dallas, TX. Sadly I container garden now. I went from having a 3-acres garden outside Omaha, Ne a few years ago to container gardening.
I think cilantro is one of those that are most efficient if it’s planted in succession. Leaving one to flower to collect it’s seeds.
I’m in zone 8b also. Mostly focused on flowers and vines for now. But enjoying gaining inspiration for veggies in the future. Thanks for your informative videos!
I like that you seem into not planting more than the two of you can actually eat (or store).
Good to see ya guys again!! It's so amazing seeing all the changes from one mother to another!!! Keep it up!!!
Evelyn Jimenez what’s up Evelyn?! Good to hear from you!
I am zone 8b as well, I liked your video and look forward to more.
Beautiful.. I love the trellis!!!
Just moved from zone 10b to 8b. This was definitely helpful. Any words of wisdom you can pass on?
So happy to have found your channel!
We are buying an old farm-house with land in rural France (we’re in zone 7b-8a, but recent years climat is more behaving like zone 8a-b) and are also learning a lot about gardening and growing our own veggies and totally share your enthousiasm!
mama kornelia ah! Kindred spirits. I’m glad you found the channel too! Rural France?? I’m sure it’s just beautiful where you live.
Amazing...rural France?!?! My heart yearns for that. Congrats!
Loving that potager garden!
I just found out you can eat magnolias..of course do the research but i thought that was so cool you could eat them! Beautiful garden y’all!!
Hey!! I am a small youtuber in zone 8b as well! I am in the upstate of SC! So great to see a fellow gardener on here! Everything looks great at your place! Your garden is much more organized than mine and we have mostly the same plants except I have a lot of okra which you can still plant! I would love to connect, I love this style of video
Hi, I am down in the Summerville area!
Fun to watch! I am also in zone 8b!
New sub. I like your channel. You’re in zone 8b like me. I’m in Southern California and I stumbled upon your video as I searched what to grow in my zone. I’ve been putting off a garden tour but I think you inspired me to go for it.
Farm Life with Kids ayyy! Love to hear that. Glad you’re here.
What a sweet garden! Just love the excitement over the blueberries. Just wanted to share that one use for your cucumbers is with a little mint and lemon in water for detoxifying. Can't wait to see more!
Stacey Ford ah! Thanks Stacey. That’s a great idea. I’ll try it :)
Oh my goodness, your dog looks so much like ours!! I wonder if they could be related 😅 we did a DNA test for our girl and she has a sister/daughter in New Jersey, we are in Texas. Shelters ship dogs around!
Anyways, lovely garden. Such beautiful plants and layout. We did container gardening last couple of years and are going to move to raised beds this year.
Hello, we are excited too. Our garden looks so similar to yours and everyday we go out to see that our scarlet beans have grown another couple cms. Thank you for sharing. Also think that your tomato plants might need more pruning just from the videos that I have been watching recently. Thankful to have found your channel. We are also in zone 8B 😊
KP Bholah I’m so glad you found the channel too! It’s great to connect with kindred spirits. I’ll have to add scarlet beans to my list of things to grow. Are they kidney beans? You’re quite right about the tomato plants. I’m afraid I may have let them overwhelm me, then hacked them back. You’ll laugh when you watch our next tour. 😬😆
Like Weeds - we planted the scarlet beans mostly for hummingbirds!
You might be using a cilantro that’s not used often for culinary purposes. If they bolt and get seeds, they won’t taste good. You have to harvest before that
What are growing now? Really nice garden.
Your garden is beautiful! Isn’t wisteria toxic for chickens?
Cilantro likes cool weather- like lettuce and spinach- it bolts easily but save the seeds to re-sow or use as them as a spice (coriander ) for cooking
Fantastic!
What state do you live in? Zone 8B in Texas is different than Zone 8B in Washington State because we don't get as much heat. Thanks
good job.
Sonic spikes.........LOL!
Love the garden GET RID OF THE WISTERIA very invasive plant hard to get rid of
I ENVY you! I keep talking a garden. I have cilantro and 1 tomatoe 🙁 I want to plant magnolia I'm in Georgia they are everywhere where I am. I just moved onto 10.04 acres with nothing except pines and a creek and 🐍
This is zoneB and was taped in May? Where about are you located? I'm in WA state and there's no way you live near me so I'm totally confused because I'm in zoneB! I can't believe you had cucumbers and watermelons already? You're garden is looking great!
Natalie Aaby hey Natalie! We’re in South Carolina - which is a little less rewarding this time of the summer. Lol. It’s been so hot out there the past couple months, I can’t even bring myself to water lately. It’ll be a real jungle when I get back to it. 😅
@@likeweeds7480 It's so bizarre how we are in the same zones but there's NO way I could grow what you are growing here. We have soooooo much rain and have only had a handful of days this entire summer where it has even reached 70degrees. I'm learning that "zones" are not exactly reliable...so when I see other's TH-cam videos who are apparently in my zone, I've got to take into account where that person lives because there is a MAJOR difference and I was beating myself up thinking I was doing something wrong comparing my garden's progress. My cucumber's won't be looking like your's did until late August!
@@natalieaaby7002 That is so interesting and weird. I'm super susceptible to feeling pressure with it too. I've had to step back a little lately and remind myself the garden is meant to be something fun and peaceful. It's helping to take a heat break. I bet you have great luck with peas, spinach, things like that. My peas lasted about a month and then fried up. All my lettuce is done now too. Not sure if that's typical? Good luck with your garden! Keep us updated. :)
@@likeweeds7480 yes our peas are going bonkers and we can continue to plant more of them throughout the summer because we don't get the high heat you do (but yah, depending on the type of peas, after they fruit, they last about five weeks here before the bottoms dry up). We can grow lettuce and spinach still (but because of our random heat and then cold during the summer, it typically bolts and isn't tasty...or the slugs get them because of how much rain we get so I have stopped bothering to grow those unless I'm just doing microgreens in the greenhouse) I wonder if you could do swiss chard there? Maybe something to look in to...I think it's a little less sensitive so you might be able to grow it there?
Anyhoo, I wish there was a different way of "zoning" us so we don't feel like crap when our things don't grow!🤣 I tried watermelons three years in a row and at best, I got one to the size of a baseball...it just doesn't stay warm long enough here. Our blueberries are just NOW ripening...(and we are both zone b)...so weird!
@@likeweeds7480 What part of SC? I'm in Summerville.
SHE WASN'T SAD IF SHE WAS CONSIDERING POISON. LOL
I can smell the magnolia
The pepper doesn’t look like Serrano, I think it may be Cheyenne peppers.
The magnolia tree is gorgeous but incredible overgrown and needs trimmed badly.
What state are you in?
I love this tour! I hope you don't come to regret the Wisteria like I did. It's difficult to deal with in a working area and requires heavy and regular pruning all through summer once its grown! It will also topple structures so watch out for that! Love the kitties and chickens!
Austin?
I really enjoy your videos I just found you but I think that's not a serrano it looks like a chile de arbol
come back!
Some magnolia trees are edible. I'm sure you will research before eating because some are not edible!!
Booganveelya lol
I have a backyard garden to-not as pretty as yours but hey it grows food. i have greenstalk's garden towers, 3 & want more- love to grow lettuce/greens/beans/farm peas/herbs in them-clean garden/space saving-hubby rigged overhead water drip -luv! have kiddie pools with grow bags & 5 gallon buckets for bigger things like squash/peppers/eggplants/tomatoes. grew tons of potatoes in 5 gall-hollisNancyhomestead-itworks!! cilantro/parsley thrive in fall/let some seed for polllinators. please dig up wisteria & put in a large pot or 2, pull up any shoots from ground- you'll have a nightmare on your hands in a couple years unless ya pot it.- super invasive. grow some comfrey plants for your chickens (comfrey-seedsforgenerations or permapasturesfarm). Hoss tools has tons of non-gmo hybrid seeds with disease resistance pkgs (they are great)& best germination rate- will NEVER go back to buying seeds from a box store--+ Hoss has lots of helpful videos and they are in south Ga, so they deal with some of your climate- TH-camrs-Jess/rootsnrefuge recently moved to SC to, leadfarmer73 is in SC/homestead heart is in middle Ga/i'm south of them-. I grow heirloom so i always have backup seeds saved if things ever really go south in the country but use open pollinated and hybrid seeds alot. Loved your tour!