😵💫 Overwhelmed w/ Garden '23? How to Control that! 👌
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I just saw an article that said the Ohio train derailment has killed 45,000 animals! I'm just floored! And the gv has left these people on their own. How do we prepare for something like this? This could happen anywhere anytime. I feel a little unsafer now.
I was told about this today! 😡😡
Thank you, for teaching us about the process of gardening and life in general, I appreciate you!
Hi guys. My husband is having surgery on his high on Friday which is tomorrow will you please pray for him
Praying for your husband that he is healed.
Prayers sent
🙏 prayers
Prayers for you and your husband.
in Jesus Christ's Holy name I pray YAHUAH heals your husband and your family
I’m a mom of 5 sons homeschooling and homesteading please pray for us we have never had Satan attack as hard as he is this year. But we are fighting . Stay safe
Prayers sent up for you and your sons. May our Good Lord Bless you with any needs you may have, In Jesus name, Amen
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Praying for you, Mama. Greater is He that is in you, than he that is in the world.
Prayers sent for you and yours ❤🙏🏻🇺🇸
My dog is having surgery at 1 am, and pray she survives and thrives thereafter...amen
I will pray for your pup to make it. Ours had to be put down last week. It hurts. God bless
Our fur babies are family
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Praying!
Praying for your pup!
When the enemy presses in hard do not fear, the battle belongs to the lord.
Doing it all by myself with a ridiculous amount of health crap including a busted back, handling my Dads affairs (dementia) and full time caretaking for my ADHD Autistic son while trying to work 🤦 Pretty overwhelmed this year. But GOD 🙌💪🙏
🙏🙏🙏 God's abundant blessings for you and your precious loved ones 🙏✝️👍
Prayers of strength. 🙏🏻
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Lindsay, you must listen to Les Feldick also. I have learn more in the last three years than the first 69 years!
Make sure to wear a back brace. Say an evening or morning prayer. Read your Bible.
It matters. It makes a difference.
My dad used to tell a story about one of our neighbors who had planted potatoes in the spot in the garden where they had dumped the ashes from the wood stove all winter. The potatoes got so large that many of them were enough for the family of 5 for at least 3-4 meals.
Wow!!!!
Must be that potash!
All that potassium!
That's awesome! Thanks for sharing. I'll ask a friend if he has some around.
Thanks I'm.going to experiment with this
Got my 10 cans today!
So cool! I wish more people would do this.
I moved to KY from CA desert. I was picking brains about gardening in this area (6a/b) and a sweet little grandma lady said
"You're a dummy if you plant before Derby!"
🤣 She didn't want you to waste your money replanting it- she will actually learn some "new things" from you💙
It works once in a while, but I agree with her
You can look at the farmers Almanac online for planting dates for your exact location. It works for me.
I am in zone 8a and it is tempting to get started but I remember that March can still bring snow. 80s one day and snow the next, so I wait and I got online calendar for my area from farmers almanac. That being said I am attempting inside seed starting for tomatoes, squash, salad plants under grow lights.
We have two heavy hitting storms bring cold weather. If you are in western Kentucky it’s warmer than Eastern Kentucky. The mountains make a huge difference. April for the garden and if you have a greenhouse start then in March ❤
Some will not agree with this, but I don't spray the yard for weeds and let the dandelions and clover flourish (And I don't want the chickens exposed to the pesticides anyway.). These are great pollinator-attractant flowers. The dandelions, especially, are vital for bees in early spring when little else is blooming yet. I love the buzz of the first wild bees when they come in the spring. And I utilize the dandelions myself for tasty jelly!
Dandelion greens are good eating!
Amen, Patara, give it to the Creator when it gets too much.
God is in Control and I am prepping here
anyone else odd like me and like the sound of a dryer? Makes me eellike home sweet home
Yes! When my mom put us 5 little girls to bed,she put the last load of the day,in her dryer(it was in our bedroom)wasn't long.....we were out.such a peacefully,easy sound.all was well.😘
Haha! You hear my dryer? I don't even think about that! 😂
Yes Patara but I love the sound. Soothing
It's a very comforting and homey sound!
Patara,when you said “learn ya dern ya” my heart did a little flip flop. My mama’s favorite saying was “ if it’s the last thing I do on this earth, I’m gonna learn ya dern ya!!”
My Great Pyrenees loves mashed pumpkin on his dry food. I made dog treats with pumpkin, peanut butter and flour. I didn't want to let my pumpkins go to waste. 😁
I use butter nut squash
Great idea!
Thanks Patera I don't know what else to prepare for, I am 74 and have COPD so I am limited on physical preparedness. I do have some precious metal and a food stock that is quite good for my wife and I. We have a very small condo in a small city in Canada, not much room and not even much room for a garden. Last year I planted tomatoes and cucumbers that did quite well we have a few herbs and the other vegetables we planted did not do well as here it is quite cold until the end of april and planting last year was late. due to coolness and rain. Good video I appreciate all your videos
Hey John, just wondering of you've ever planted inside? plants hanging in the window and/ or buckets? the inside should keep them warm. I don't know you're whole situation but was curious.
Considering my situation at age 72, I decided on canned meals. Yes, there is more salt in the cans than we should have, but there are ways to cut the Na level down: rinsing or adding to rice or noodles that are unsalted.
If needed we can eat right out of the can without cooking. (I know that som folks may disapprove- but , I know ho wmuch I can handle without telling all.)
@@MalikaBourne that's just preservative to keep you around longer
I’d stock up on vitamins and supplements just in case!
John, watch South Bama with Mr. Tom. He also has cold and plants.
I binge watch scifi and Chinese historical dramas 😁 to control stress.
My pantry is stacked to the rafters, as are closets, under beds and in blanket chests. I'm putting up water glassed eggs and seed starting. I'll be enriching my raised bed soil for planting. Taking care of pets and livestock. Still eating down our freezer to make it ready for our steer.
Need to order more vet meds. I keep them in a dorm frig. Our vet is an hour a way.
Thanks Patara for the info. Remember ya'll to Pray, Plan, Prep.
Vet meds ends in june
How do you keep track of things out of site for expiration. Such as under beds/closets etc...
@@angelaraum1545 those preps are beans, rice, wheat berries, honey, toiletries. So no problem with expiration dates
We watched Korean historical dramas to escape the madness!!!
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Hold up butter on pork? I have never seen that and need details as my tastebuds went “ooooo yum”- anyone ?
Good evening dear !
Just want to give my sincere gratitude for your videos. They are a breath of fresh air for this mama of 3 trying to do the best I can in these tough times .
God Bless!
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I woke up to -20 and a foot of snow lol! We just hunker down!
Same here in New Hampshire
Stay warm ❤
Last year my garden was overrun with moths, cucumber beetles, squash bugs and cut worms. Egyptian plague levels. I refuse to use insecticides and wished I had chickens. This year I’m resting my garden and it gives me anxiety. But I’m hoping the turds hatch only to find out there is nothing at the buffet and they move on. God will provide, even in a desert-!
Something I stumbled upon: I LOVE birdwatching, so I always have multiple feeders. If I keep em filled in spring, the birds stick around and have babies. Then I taper off and fill them once or twice a week. They will supplement with buggers in the yard and garden. Took a few years' observation but it seems to work. 😊
Even move things around too! I was taught never plant in the same place back to back.
Beer traps work wonders. I was shocked at how many dead bugs and slugs
Beer traps sound wonderful. I heard about them.
Alternate planting.
First viewer and first post!!🎉
My kids eat sweet peppers seeds go in the ground. We are buying stuff from grocery store and regrowing it. Awesome homeschool projects too science agriculture regrowing veggies
Blessings 💕 Thank you for your wisdom, Patara.
We found a deal on boneless skinless chicken thighs at $1.49 a pound! Purchased 40 lbs. I pressure canned 22 pints and froze 16 quart bags.
Great job!
This week at our store legs and thighs are .99¢ a pound so I bought some even though that's not really my favorite. Gotta get those deals where we can! I thought about trying to can some but I'm new to canning and still a little intimidated by it. That's amazing you canned and froze so much!
50 cents here
My Grama always told us,,,YA DONT PLANT NOTHING.TILL AFTER MEMORIAL DAY....I still can see her telling us that! 🥰
That and Mother’s Day
I'll remember that!
Grama was right.
I grew up in Minnesota and my elders always said you don’t plant until after Memorial Day. I’m still in Minnesota …it’s 1 degree outside at the present time😊
@@marilyndenler1370 Wisconsin here and You're Correct!!
I have that very sign in our bedroom, first thing I see waking up!!! Thank you for all you do, stay beautiful!!!
Today surely was such a gift. It was 83 here. In the 50s tomorrow. I learn so much from you. I may never get to use it all since I don't have a homestead. But, I have knowledge. I do have my garden and did seed save last year. I probably wouldn't have if I hadn't watched you making it so simple. Thanks for all you do to inspire and encourage so many people. 😊🙏❤️
30 degree in nys going to 20 tonight
It was 84 here in middle Tennessee today. Lol 53 tomorrow
I'm in Minnesota, I started 4 sweet potatoes on January 17 and now I have 4 slips starting to grow. It's so exciting.
How? Isn't it freezing over there like it is here in north Idaho.
Every day that I feel healthy I remove 1 bucket full of weeds. I intend to have my garden open and ready to plant once it is warm enough
Leave that peach and blanket it!
When you get on the older side, you are forced to slow down, rest more, and consequently less anxious. My husband and I are just plodding along, one foot in front of the other- planning, planting/growing, repairing, canning, etc.
Thank you for this video,it’s so timely. I am feeling so burned out and anxious and having a hard time keeping going. I worked so hard last year, but lost my job in Nov and have lost my spark. Thank you for reminding me, one small step at a time.
bought my veggie seeds and potato cuts over the past few weeks. Will start getting the seeds ready.
I also recently bought a treadle sewing machine- no electricity needed. Will be working on my sewing skills using this machine. I consider it part of my prep to be able to do minor clothing repair and make basic clothing.
Great idea! I have working on my sewing skills on my list of things to do too.
We had 8 degrees as a high today in Northwest Iowa. Wish it was 80 here.
We have to wait until Mothers Day. I have seen snow on Easter. May start some stuff in my high tunnel and indoor greenhouse. May start some stuff in my fish room. Lights are going, why not take advantage of it?
We just had a 2 day snow 15+ inches, so just doing what we can.❤
did you see the plane crash with the enviromentalist who crashed in going to the derailment?metal plant explosion....either/or...still seems funny
Nothing to see here...
I did, they left from Arkansas. Always questionable. 😢🙏🏻
I just read an article that said 45,000 animals have died so far from that derailment! That's horrifying! And that plane crash was in my state. We live about an hour from Little Rock.
IMO, no accident.
@@MellowBunnies so horrifying awful
We only got 1 inch of snow, wind chill - 30 today and tomorrow. Then 50’s weekend 🥴
I love these candid conversations about the times we're living in.
Thank you Patera. I have been feeling kinda blah - you got me inspired & I started making my to do list. It is kinda a weird feeling being retired, I guess I was feeling Not needed. Well, I am needed & I need to get my rear end in gear & start doing what had been put off due to work!!
I retired 27 January & find myself a little lost. Plenty to do, need to kick myself.
I will be retiring the end of next January. I am very leery of retiring. I have worked since I was 16 years old. I know I have tons to do around my place. I have Adult attention deficit disorder..heck truth be known I have probably had it all my life. I just have always called it “can’t seem to get my SHT together”. But at work it seems I know where everything is and accomplish more. At home I can’t find anything and run around in circles. I am going to be praying hard this year for guidance in organizing my home effectively.
Amen 🙏 I’m right there with ya 🤪now my husband is about to retire and I’m scrambling to get ready 🤪
It’s a true struggle between picking and choosing! The hardest thing about homesteading is intentional patience. Thanks for the video. I needed the pep-talk!
I don't know if you read the comments or if TH-cam let's anyone see my comments anymore! I just wanted you to know God used you just holding your sign in the thumbnail as a message from him concerning an issue me and my wife of 30 years have been praying about! Right on time! Even what we consider a small things has great consequence! 👍
I wouldn’t worry about trimming the peach tree anymore. Cover if you like, enjoy beautiful blooms, and let it mature a little. Such gorgeous blooms! ❤
I just broke my leg and had surgery on it three weeks ago. That I can handle. The surgeon says I will be unable to use that leg at all for three to six months! That is very hard to handle. I am still going to start my seeds. When the time comes to put them out, I will have someone wheel me outside, and I will get my butt on the ground to do my planting! It is going to be so hard, but my garden produces so much of our food. I had my kiddos bring up one of my shelving units with my grow lights from the basement so I can have it more accessible. Please pray for me, that I will be able to do the things that are necessary. Thank you all, and God Bless!
I swear every garden we have put in has been hit by hail one week later like clockwork in West Tennessee. We joke about it now it has happened so much.
I think we are going to have a bad blast of wetter before it’s over march mite be interesting
We’re blessed to live in northern Florida and have a slight jump on planting our garden. Elderberries do well here and are really starting to burst out. It’s amazing what we’ve been able to save by growing our own produce. Thank you Patera for your videos and insights of our current times! Keep it up!
-15 for tonight here on the East side of the state of WA. A week or so ago we were almost 60°
HAARP!
I keep trying to tell myself this. I'm overwhelmed with projects I want to do here if Jefferson County. Chicken coop, garden...so much!
I planted seeds in Feb and then put them out in the greenhouse. Everything is looking good so far. It’s not much, but it’s what I have and I’m doing the best I can.
Here in Oklahoma day after Easter always get cold with frost always,
Our last date for frost is May 15-22; the first year I moved here (SW Nebraska) I had seeds in the garden before April 15th, and had a terrific garden - despite a drought over the summer! Well, we're in a drought again - not nearly enough snow to recover from an extremely dry summer last year - so I'm in hurry-up-and-wait mode!
Aw! The black cat reminds me of the one we had twenty years ago. Sweet little guy, never hissed but twice (or so) in his life. Cuddlebug, taken by cancer too soon. I still miss him.
Lost our cat in november to cancer,we still miss him to.
You ought to make pumpkin powder out of your lovely pumpkins! It's a lot easier to store.
Yes blizzard in north Dakota. I went to work anyway.
If you cann't have a garden or have BROWN thumbs like me, please buy and buy more canned veggies and fruit. These items will last year's, keep in cool, dry and SECURE space. Very hard times are almost here. Please prep & prepare.
This is me 100% I live in northern ohio and I'm struggling to hold back on planting.
I asked my son for some rabbit poop. He brought me 8 trash bags full! Yeah.
Hi Patara, about your little peach tree. I know it’s going to be really painful, but you should remove all, if not most of the blooms if this is the first year since it was planted. That gives the roots the energy to help the tree get better established.
I had to do that with my apple trees last year. Horribly painful. In fact I had my wife do it. I couldn’t watch lol
I needed this today, thanks. ❤
I used to work in a orchard the pro said to trim it so you can throw a chicken through it.
hey patara Ardent Mills flour is partnering with Ynsect from France to put insects in flour, fertilizers, I think pet food , oils for livestock sigh
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Thanks for info
I believe intended insects in flour is already happening in Canada. Sickening!
As always, such great info. You’re the best. I needed that reminder about the wood ash, rabbit fertilizer and animal meds. The overwhelm can be real.
Good evening ☺️
I'm just getting stuff ready. I'm still working on a greenhouse/high tunnel. Buying stuff for my garden loads of sales going on. I'm getting my 5 or 6 cans plus extra meds.
It’s been so beautiful today, been cleaning like a crazy woman. Plotting my situation for a successful grow season and some creative ideas, I actually think I can pull off.
Of course you can! 💪🏻🤜🤛🙏🏻❤️🇺🇲✌🏻
Good evening Patara
My Dad always wanted his wood dropped before the sap started to run. Because that meant less moisture in the wood as it started to season. Best wishes everyone
Blessings from Florida Patara and family 👍❤
Crikey 80 degrees in February! 😮
I could not do that weather.
Patara, I recently found your channel. I appreciate your encouragement and teachings. Sincerely, Eva 🙂
We start planting our summer garden After May 18 here in the Erwin. Okra after June 1st . 5:24
2 below zero tonight here in Central Maine and just got a fresh snow pack. I will be keeping warm next to the wood stove.
Thank you for the sunshine. We have received 36 inches of snow and more on the way.
We just got hit with 2 feet of snow. Makes it hard to think about my garden
If the tree was mine, I would cover it.
Going to get ready for our potatoes in march and that's about it, because April is a fool's month for gardening here. It will fool ya every time😁
Pataras over there in 80 degrees with a t-shirt and I’ve got a fresh foot of snow and -30c . Wtf
I plan my days by the weeks weather. I clean etc when rain is coming, then when we have sunny days, I do things outside. Same with gardening, weather determines everything.
We had an ice storm yesterday and is going to be 4 degrees overnight. My daughter in far western Kentucky was complaining it was too warm today too. We plant in late May around here, in 5b.
I had to plant and harvest spinach and lettuce through fall /summer. Starting hot heat plants and putting them in the ground. Live in South central Florida.
excellent video Patara thank you, love & greetings from Western Canada
Rabbit droppings are very good for the garden and it is not a hot. My husband and I raised rabbits for years and we always used the droppings in our garden and always had bumper yields. I am 73 with arthritis and cannot garden. I was an avid canner and I miss it all. I am going to try container plants
Trees usually don't die unless they have a water shortage or are killed by chemicals. I don't like culling trees unless it is absolutely necessary. Dead trees are dangerous. May 15 is usually a good time to start planting here, depends on the weather We have peaches in our area near sea level, peaches usually take more than one year to mature here in our country {Canada} I do not start from seed I plant bedding plants
I currently have 8° and snow....I have 2 pepper plants and 2 tomatoes that are 2 months old in my window. Starting more next week. Going to try to start beets, onions seeds, cukes, squash and swiss chard for an early start...will start pole beans in late April along with other squash and more cukes.
Thank you Patara! I'm in MN. We still have 20 inches of snow on the ground with more coming on Monday. I appreciate the reminder that now is a good time to start planning for spring.
MN here too. I'll be starting my seeds around March 15th
We grew hickey king too last yr and had the best corn we ever had doing the sisters method..plan to do that again
I think that I would just cover up the peach tree also instead of trying to trim it and possibly killing it
I would leave it alone and cover it when needed.
I think videos like this is important because as a developing homesteaders I see all that the homesteading TH-camrs do and I'm like I need to do more and more and more then I'm in over my head. It's so helpful to see someone like you saying I'm going to focus on these things and not that, and that your going to do things as You see fit.
Such contrasts in weather-I shoveled a foot of snow off my driveway this morning. Our spring is a LONG way off.
I love those little red berries. I wouldn`t have the heart to prune them.
I am new to gardening and appreciate videos like this! Going to my first homesteading conference this June and am SO excited! Just getting started and so much to do.
Trim back about 1/3 of the blooms off the tree, and if the weather looks like it’s going to turn ugly and cold, put a trash bag over it and tie it off. A black trash bag because it will attract to the heat.
You’re beautiful and very down to earth I know that’s exactly why I love ya 🥰thanks for doing all these videos for us 🙏🥰
We are 6 degrees..Brrrr
Any animal that leaves little round pelleted droppings can safely go on the garden - this includes llamas and alpacas, as well as deer. I happen to know someone with llamas - and they tend to all go in one place, making it convenient to collect the droppings.
Hearing tha banjo gives me goosebumps. Thank you. I'm now in a mood for bluegrass! Lol
I love how you watch out for your gardening. I do a small garden in beds. Some years things seem to grow so well and other times I have nothing growing. I know one year I over water my tomatoes and I drowned them. There were some small shoots that I saved and planted them in another raised container and told God these are yours and I just let them go. God is a much better gardener than I am and I had ripped tomatoes all the way up through the first frost in late October. I did pull off some of the green tomatoes and wrapped them in newspaper and was eating God’s ripe tomatoes in December. I grew squash last year and did not get any but got a few potatoes and they last me for a few weeks. So you can see that my gardening skills are not very good. If I every do get a good harvest, I plan on sharing with my neighbors. I have tried canning but that is not my cup of tea. God bless you Patara and your precious family. I will enjoy watching you and how your garden grows. Your friend in Harriman GaGa ❤️🤍💙🇺🇸💒🚜🐣🐰🐈⬛ 🐕 🐮🙏🙏🙏🥰
I got 1 1/2 dozen eggs water glassed yesterday. Thank you for sharing yours. South Mississippi was 85 today.