FULL Garden Tour TWO (2021 Garden) | Roots and Refuge
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“The garden is so pregnant”- enough said. Jess you have such a way with words/-❤️😊
I would like to see some cheyote on the trellis.
@@PaulSmith-zp4mf i second this!!!!
I thought that was such a perfect description
second trimester !!!
Moonflowers - I would like to see moonflowers on the trellis in question. They open in the evening as the sun goes down. Big white flowers. Gorgeous. Just an idea.
Yes I bought some from baker's Creek 3 years ago, it was my first time growing any flowers and they looked magnificent!!
I wanted to vote for this too then read an article that said they are extremely toxic to animals and humans?!?!
@@KarleeBretthauer that's probably datura moonflowers that you're thinking of and they are indeed extremely toxic. The ipomoea variety of moonflower is related to morning glory, and not particularly dangerous. My goats eat the vines with no problem.
I had never heard of Moonflowers until I started watching Queen of the South
I definitely want Moonflowers! What a great idea!
Night blooming Moonflower vines would look amazing a different attract nighttime pollinators like bats! Ipomoea albo (albino morning glory)
I grew moonflowers for the first time last year and i was blown away! They are huge and they smell so wonderful! I could smell them from so far away. The moths that came were humongous also! I definitely suggest everyone plant some of them and i planted morning glory right next to it so they intertwined and i had blue flowers during the day and while they shut the moon flowers were opening! I am also in upper Mississippi zone 7b.
@@Faye_vr They are wonderful! I grew the Datura moonflower on my balcony last summer!
Good idea!
This gets my vote. What a fabulous idea.
YES! These are absolutely amazing
Ornamental plants do feed us. They’re food for the soul. 🌻😊
That is beautiful it needs to be on a shirt Jess 😊
I would love to see a drone shot of y'alls property. Just to get a sense of how big the gardens are. I'm aware that its large. But the areal view would be really cool to see.
I agree. And an ariel view would give me a better understanding of the front, back, side to side and the placement of the house and animal pens. Thanks for the idea.
They actually have a video from last year or the year before that they have some drone shots on. Of course that was before the high tunnel and all the newest gardens. It may have been one of the tours I can’t remember.
I’ve been thinking the same! Trying to figure out where the sun is in her videos and landmarks. Lol love watching and learning from you, Jess!!!
The thought of "ok these seeds are 6 years old ill sow them 2 or 3 per cell" got me 74 tomato plants that I know I don't have space for but I can't bring myself to kill any of them so far I have given 4 away otherwise ill find little places to plunk them even if they don't do great they will do something
I have a similar story, lol! I think I'll leave some at the end of our driveway for $1 with an honour box. Though, if people cant afford it they can just take them.
I'm guilty too. I did something similar and now i have 50 plants.
I love filling my garden with death row plants. Check the clearance aisle where plants go to die when all they need some water and love (fertilizer).
Haha death row plants 😂😂 that’s a great way to put it
This would be such a cool ride along video 👍
I also go to death row for the plants and trees
just recovered an echinaece... for 1 dollar, just needed water... and a lemon tree.. which i got 50% off.. had baby lemons on it... all is doing great.. flowers blooming after a week!!!
I love how aggressive you replanted the mint. LOL
Every gardener should have a mint and lemon balm bed!
Jess' garden tours are the best part of spring/summer 😊🌿💚
I just got your book in the mail a few minutes ago! Soooooooo excited! 👏🤗😅😁😍IT'S BEAUTIFUL JESS!💞💝 I was tearing up reading the first few pages bc my 4 year old daughter was actually sitting with me listening 😘
How about mini pumpkins on that trellis in the garden? The colors of the pumpkins will look so pretty with your sunflowers in the fall.... Oh...and ornamental gourds , too!! :)
Hi! Can you please do a dedicated video for ground cherries? I was inspired by you to start them by seed this year, but I wasn’t able to find much information about them online. I would love to hear what varieties you love and how you recommend growing them. Thx!
Yes!!! Please. I found one started at the store the other day and snatched it up so fast. Lol.
Agreed!
Yes please Grandma used to grow them but I was too young to remember anything she did to him mom and dad never did
+1
Yes none of mine germinated!
I love the idea of noodle beans or yard long cucumbers... something super long and lovely 😍
Some of us monks are still trying to keep the tradition alive today :)
I'd be head over heels if you grew kajari melon on your trellis. I feel like she's taken a back seat since the high tunnel came along. For something that is such a staple to the Roots and Refuge brand, she deserves a place of recognition on your last year growing here.
Didn’t you get some Luffa seeds recently??? Plant those on the trellis!! I would love to see how they grow!
I had this thought too.
I get so surprised that persons are planting luffa these grow wild here in Jamaica
Yes! I love growing luffa. You can eat them when the fruit is still very young and tender. They have an interesting taste; it's a little like cucumber. You can use luffa to wash your dishes. I recently got a friend hooked on scrubbing her dishes with them.
@@lizabethhall7377 this is amazing. I planted a few seeds with high hopes but only one germinated and it doesn’t seem to be growing very quickly. I’m afraid I may have done something wrong or stunted it.
@@jenniferfrender8925 I don't have that much experience with them, but I know that they prefer a sunny area and need a generous amount of area to climb on. Both times I have grown one, it has grown pretty vigorously on lattice and my homemade bamboo trellis in slightly different soil and locations both times.
I would LOVE to see a vining flower on the trellis like honeysuckle or jasmine (if they aren't too invasive)
I love growing jasmine! I have 2 of them growing on an arched trellis and they are so easy to grow!
not honeysuckle, every part of it is toxic to dogs. Poor bear could get killed because it smells so good. i lost my boxer to it.
I know you can make jelly from honeysuckle, can you do the same with jasmine? I am 'asking for a friend'!
@@PamelaFlater OH! I didn't know that! Hard loss to go through. I will re-think where I plant the honeysuckle. Thank You!
Watching people with big gardens always reminds me of my childhood! My parents had a garden large enough garden to feed our family of 10 all year long! Lots of 'fresh from the garden' meals in the summer...then lots of canned and frozen veggies all winter long! I loved it! I have a large garden now and understand all the work my Mom went thru with 8 kids on a farm. She's gone now, but I have lots of good memories to think back on as I walk thru my garden! Thank you for sharing Jess! ❤
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My grandparents had gardens. Veggies for my grandpa and roses for gramma. I’ll never forget shelling peas on the swing and the smell of rich earth. Such good memories.
You post every day just before I get home from work, it's become a part of my daily routine to get home get some dinner and hang out with you - thank you Jess ❤️
🌻🌻I love the rock/greenhouse garden. I dream of having something similar around our pool frame greenhouse. All the greenery is just lovely. Thanks for sharing and inspiring me to push on with my garden and our homestead. 🌻🌻 I also have a peony blooming🌸
I would love for you to show ground cherry starts, I’m a little worried about mine.
I am 7 and I love watching your garden and your family! Your garden is so beautiful that it inspired me to plant my own garden! 🌿🍃Thank you for sharing your lives with us! We love you all!🥬🥦🥒🫑🍏🫒🍐🍈🍇🍎🍅🌶🥕🐐🦙🐶🐱🐷🐖🐤🐥🐣🐓🐔🦃🌻🌼💐🌱🌈
You can do it!
Thanks Jess!😁🙏💓
Bear running like "Hey don't forget me!!" 😆
Binge watching March 2022 🤩
Getting excited to plant my garden!
Your video and content always puts me in a great mood to weed out the old garden and plant the new garden. I put in my AirPods then weed and prune away.
Jess, thank you for sharing your journey as a farmer, gardener, mother, homestead, believer, women, etc. I appreciate you. We appreciate you! 👩🏼🌾
I love garden tours! I rewatch all previous tours when we aren't in season 🤭
Me too
My dogs ate 12 of my 16 peppers today while I was at work today...time for some garden tour therapy
Main arch : Signature Kajari 🍈
Last garden here, it has to be
🍈 Kajari and Sunflower 🌻 kind of year. 💞💕💞
Garden chat and morning coffee with Jess, yes, please!
I just got SO EXCITED to see this pop up! 🙈 Feels a little silly to be so excited about a TH-cam video but also...🤷♀️🧑🌾🎉
Funny storing, went to the hair dresser today. Beautician in the next chair was talking to her customer and I heard her say the name Jess a homesteader. I said are you watching Jess and sweet Miha (spelling). Small world. I am in Pennsylvania. 🤗🤗🤗🤗.
Plan ahead on how you will transport and store all of the plants that you will take with you when you move.
"This is not what I'm supposed to be doing right now" STORY. OF. MY. LIFE. EVERY. DAY. IN. THE. GARDEN! Lol! My husband is always like "I thought you were just running out to ___"
This is my 2nd year at my new property & I can't wait to see how things like my roses & fruit trees do this year vs. Last year! 😁
Every time I talk about my peonies my husband says it sounds like I'm saying "panties" lol. I find that pulling weeds as soon as they pop up is best, because they don't have deep roots yet, but I also don't mulch with straw. I've always been scared that I'll end up with a bunch of weeds popping up everywhere.
I always look forward to these videos. Living in zone 6 means that I have to wait a bit to plant everything out, but watching these videos gives me a taste of the glory that is to come.
I love hearing the garden as being pregnant because I’m due any day now and I’ve enjoyed being in my garden so much!
I har the same problem with garden peas in South Alabama we went from 57 to 85 in 4 days. BUT I have pea plants praying for a good harvest. Love your "pregnant garden"
As a trombonist, I vote for the trombone squash on your front trellis.🎶🎼🎵
For that entry trellis, how about trying passion fruit/passion flower?
Bear running to catch up with you makes my heart soar.
I love your garden tours the best of all. In the city I remember growing our food . I'm always tied to the land . Thank you Jess and sweet Miah . I pray our Lord bless you and yours . You teach and you heal.
I bless you .
Everyday I go in my garden and I'm amazed at what has happened overnight. I can't wait to see what your garden does this year. It's such a rewarding feeling to see a seed mature to a full plant. I'm amazed every time lol. Bless you as bless us. Peace and love
Jess, if you have access to a drone, I'd LOVE to see an aerial garden tour sometime, if it's possible before your move.
I’ve filled my greenhouse already our weather in Vermont has been was weird and amazing!! It’s snowing this morning and I have about 2000 seedlings in my living room!! I will persevere!! Your enthusiasm keeps us going!!! Thank you!! welcome spring!!!
I love your garden tours! I think you should plant birdhouse gourds and loofah mixed together on the entry trellis!
❤️ PASSION FLOWERS on the trellis!! ❤️
Grows 6-30 feet tall.
If you trellis over your cold weather vegies. And grow something that shades them. They will last longer into Summer. I did this last year with melons and winter squash vines shading them. We had brussel sprouts broccoli leaf lettuce kale and even cauliflower into late july.
I AM A NEW YOU TUBER. AND HAVE FOLLOWED YOU FOR SEVERAL YEARS. YOU HAVE GIVEN ME INSPIRATION TO GET MESSY.. THANK YOU FROM ALASKA
Jess, you give me so many ideas! We’re close to getting our own house and out of a rental & I’m just so excited to start and have my own space!
Our close date is the 21st and I binge watch her videos as I dream of what I'll finally get to do in my own space! I have a few plants started here in our apartment in preparation lol
I plant my strawberries in raised used guttering. It attaches well to the trellises like you have. My granddad used to attach them to a 2×4 that is attached to a chain link fence then attach the the guttering. I do the same with my trellises. Just a suggestion.
Truffula trees!😂🥰 Watching a day late over morning coffee. You DO bless me. Thank you, Jess!
I love watching u working ur garden, pulling weeds, and thining out plants.
Love. Love. Love. When you do your garden tours and showing people how you garden!!! They are so inspiring, please keep experimenting and doing your thing Jess❤️
Hey Jess, Love your garden tours so happy to go back and see any I missed! Rest well and enjoy the family! Peace and blessings 🙏💖😘
You should grow something unsusual like a birdhouse gourd !! That would be the perfect spot. They can hang down and you can walk through them...that would be awesome !
I am so envious of how green and lush your garden is. We just got another 6 inches of snow over night. I can't wait for spring to really get here!
Plant the entrance of the tunnel with bird house gourds...
They will hang down, green and lovely as an entree to the goodness of the tunnel.
3years later and still a beautiful, insightful video. 😊
My vote is for Kajari melon. My five-year-old grandson and I planted some the other day and he looked at me and smiled and said, “I am so excited for these Kajari melons Nana!”
Having a beautiful AND productive garden is great! Dreaming is as important as work. And pollinators, as you say. Mother nature doesn't do monoculture - pretty plants get to live among those that fruit
I feel validated now too!! I didn't know that's what I had...potégé...I feel so fancy now😊
I had to look up the term protege garden last year I guess that's kind of what I've always grown I've got a couple straight rows but otherwise you know
Oh boy, garden tour, so glad it's that time of year again. I am always encouraged when I watch your videos.
- I wanna see a Armenian Cucumber on that front trellis!. Im sooo excited to get my garden going!!!! I love watching your channel im in zone 5b, my advantage start day is around Memorial Day.. Its kool to watch your channel im almost exactly both behind you, so its so neat to see your garden grow! Im trying soo many new plants and varieties this year here in Montana.
Thank especially for talking about kitchen gardens, love it, it’s so freeing to create following our love of beauty in the gardens as it truly does work out well. Also it’s helpful hearing you talk about the beds with weeds at least for now as can’t till it with many nice things returning. It drives me nuts yet there are other areas really doing nicely with 5 varieties of iris, Columbine and lilies fight weeds back, thyme, lots of transplanted mint,(that I couldn’t bear to throw away!), rosemary, blue Veronica, buds on the roses, even new greenery on the chrysanthemums and blue asters. Nice tip mulching with hay/straw? Best to everyone!
My favorite thing to see on your trellises are the long weird melon-squash. Those and the purple noodle beans. I would love to see those again.
Beauty is its own form of nourishment 🌿 I love the look of the red noodle beans for the first arch. They make such a striking picture.
My vote is or sunset runner beans. They are absolutely breathtaking with their peachy orange flowers.
New Zealand spinach is a lot like the Malibar in that I planted it once and now have 6/7 volunteers every year all over the yard. It pops up the minute the weather warms and thrives in SoCal heat.
Heavenly blue morning glories on the trellis!
Aaaaah. I remember when you just planted your Arbor roses! Wow they've grown... ♥️ Enjoyibg watching the transition between seasons again! Beautiful garden!
I love the noodle beans but how about nasturtium? it's edible and vining. My second idea would be some type of cucumber.
Passionfruit would be gorgeous on that trellis at the entry of your garden.
Hey Jess Charles Dowding so does his beets in clumps of four and when one is ready for harvest he pulls it out and it doesn’t disturb the other three that are left and then they mature and he just has multiple beets at different harvest times
I really think the Scarlett runner beans would look beautiful! I love the color!
Jess, your joy is intoxicating and contagious. Love it. Thank you for sharing.
My garden pup video bombs every single one that I do lol. Love it! Hello Bear!!
I would like to see roses on that trellis. You don't have to replant them everytime just trim it so it can still grow more luscious and beautiful.
I vote for something like a mini white cucumber or Chinese long cucumber very striking when hanging from the arch
Only just recently started watching I honestly don’t know how you fit it all in during the day, then you do the video just amazing thanks for sharing cheers from Australia 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺
On that arch--moonflowers would be amazing, as noted by other commenters.
For something different, have you tried chayote squash? You can just set one from the grocery store on a windowsill until it sprouts, and then plant the whole thing. You will get loads of them and they are delicious, like the inside of a broccoli stem
The garden looks great Jess, I’m always so jealous. Mines pathetic in comparison. I’m definitely not the gardener you are. Thanks for encouraging us to keep trying.
You should plant noodle beans on one side of the trellis and kajari melons on the other side!!
I agree 👍
Purple Hyacinth Bean for that entry trellis - they are prolific climbers, beautiful, and love hot humid climates! There are different opinions as to whether or not you can eat the bean itself. Some do some don't. Eat them young if you do. But irregardless, they are BEAUTIFUL
Bear looks like he’s blowing his winter fuzz out of his rump!
So cute!
Yard long cucumbers! I’m trying to grow them on my one trellis this year.
I did my own garden tours last year on my phone, just for me, and it is a great tool as I head into a new growing season. Thanks to you!
I love the idea of the red noodle beans for the first arched trellis at the start of the garden. They’re so majestic!
I over started tomatoes and I'm giving them to friends❤
For your trellis you could maybe do snow peas, shell peas, small-fruited cucumbers (the pickled like kind), or even the intermediate small-fruited tomatoes, maybe?
Can't wait to see how everything starts to grow and prosper. Blessings to you and your family 😊 Kim in New Zealand
I was thinking the same thing, I guess me and my garden are expecting. I just hope I can continue to care for her as mine progresses :)
this is the greatest when im watching the snow come down at my house
I think you should try zucchini and squash vertically! You can harvest as it grows and trim the leaves up as well, helping with pests.
on the trellis: one side, a couple colorful indeterminate cherry tomatoes & the other side some purple pole beans & green or rattlesnake pole beans mixed.
Love the succession planting of radishes for roasting. What a great idea!
Tip for clematis: They like their roots to be shaded and cool. The key to getting a nice vigorous clematis plant is to grow small ground cover type plants at the base of the clematis to shade it's roots.
Great tip thanks!
The first thing that struck me about your garden was the long red beans hanging from the trellis, wow factor!
I love your garden tours. It makes me excited for my own little garden. Thank you so much!!!
I think the front trellis would be nice for Scarlet Runner Beans...those red flowers are so welcoming!
I vote luffa gourds for your trellis, maybe not the front one. I like to eat the younger fruits just diced up, sauteed and added to goulash. (Do you make goulash?) Moonflowers are a beautiful vine also! Thanks for the tour =)
I didn’t know loofa gourds were edible (though it makes sense🤦🏻♀️). They have always intrigued me to grow one day in my future garden, now I’m excited to try them to eat as well! Also, goulash is a big hit at our house, a passed down recipe from my nana🥰
@@lindsaycate2429 I was nervous about trying my first luffa as food but was pleasantly surprised for sure. I bet your nana's recipe is wonderful! Be well =)
Do you ever grow lavender? I sowed some seeds last year and it didn't do much but this year its popped up beautifully and smells soooo good 😁💕 x
Lemon squash! 🍋 Love the bright pop of color.