YES! !! A honey medicine video, PLEASE! I didn't realize lemon balm was good for so many things! How to make it and how to use it are things I'm really interested in!
I was raised on a farm. I love chickens and goats and pigs, I had a burro and horses. I love watching you. It is so relaxing and makes me happy. Thank you.
Listen. I LOOOVVVEEEE Lamancha goats. I just FREAKED OUT when you said you wanted to grow your Lamancha herd. I am so happy. Best believe that once you have a herd up and running I'll be on your waiting list to get doeling. 💙
You can make your own mouth wash with the mint. Get a bottle of alcohol add equal parts water and alcohol and wash your mint, drop about 15-20 leaves in. In just a few days you have some very good mouthwash.
@@bikerleathertv I know this is a year old, but for the sake of anyone reading this now... please do not put rubbing alcohol in your mouth . Vodka would be the one to use if using alcohols .
Dont know how great this idea would be, but you could plant things along that fence that your chickens can snack on from the other side. It would provide a little shade for your flock and a bit of a snack everyday.😊🐓🌿
Planting on one side where the chickens can reach but not kill is a great idea & something we here. But I have pots & just turn them every few days! Keeps the chickens so healthy & busy that I don't mind if we get nothing from them!
I’ve grown loofah the last couple of years. It’s fun to grow your own Christmas gifts. Sunflowers are a good companion with loofah. I bet your chickens would really like those!
Radishes, beets, carrots, and most root vegetables are sooooooo good for you! 🥔🥕 . Along the border, maybe asparagus roots for future generations! Have been spreading the happiness several years and am here to tell you that you will not regret it! Takes 2 yrs to make, but 4 or 5 yrs to really make happy!
Okay...watching while I cook supper... I just got done watching our other nursery hop video...and now this one. That’s it! I’m going nursery exploring this week! LOL
Jess, mint pesto is so delicious. 4 cups Mint, 2-3 cloves garlic, 1/2 cup Parmesan cheese (optional), juice and zest of a lemon, 1/2 cup olive oil or more, salt and pepper. Really yummy. Whirl it up in food processor and freeze in ice cube trays. It is very good with fettuccine and peas or asparagus. Thanks for the lovely video. ❤️
Long, long ago I found a sick little puppy and for the next 14 yrs I had the best dog in the world. I think the title may have passed to Bear. I love Bear, but Bear and Gabe together gives me an ear to ear grin.
Since you have a good supply of straw anyway, try a row of potatoes using Ruth Stout's method! EZ and productive! Prayers that your broody sitch resolves in a positive manner, God Bless you back till next time, Jess(et. al.)!
Lenna pelayo I use fresh lemon balm from my garden and add it to the tea while it's brewing. I don't bother picking the leaves off the stems, I just wash it and add enough to fill a quart size canning jar, then pour over the hot water to steep along with 3-4 tea bags and as much sugar as you like. Once it's steeped I strain it into a pitcher full of ice. I sometimes make it without the tea bags for a caffeine free drink, which is also nice and refreshing. Lemon balm grows back so fast you can have tea all summer long.
Mammoth sunflowers along the whole fence. Beautiful and you can use them to feed the chickens and wild birds in the winter. Bag the heads when they ripen, then dry them. Bonus - it'll make wherever you dry them smell floral and lovely.
I've not been one to be goat crazy....until I took a look at those two very cute and cuddly little ones in your living room. Oh My Goodness! I'm in love!
Jess, one good thing to use against slugs is egg shells. clean them, bake/dehydrate them, crush them and sprinkle around the plants you want protected. Just a suggestion, it has worked for me.
I bought the same sage last week. It caught my eye. I love when practicality and beauty come together. I grow sunflowers next to all my veggies with great success. I love your It’s Always Worth a Try attitude.
I was having a not so nice day and just some medical things going on but I watched your video and my mood went from not so great to smiling! Thank you for all your videos! You and your husband are both such as inspiration and I absolutely love your videos!
Since that section is along your chicken yard you could grow hops on that fence. You would still have room for luffa or something else. The hops make an excellent extra food for the chickens, good source of protein for them
the large (like livestock) buckets works well for potatoes and it is easier to sift for potatoes. given all the growth that doesnt get used (eg the vine stems of tomatoes, beans etc) you really should make your own compost - check out geoff lawtons chicken tractors - he is able to feed his chickens without any grain and get better egg production
I tend to be a rebellious gardener. When I'm told don't plant this next to that... I plant it anyway, and prove it to myself. The last few years I have tried to companion plant as well as possible, but somehow missed the sunflower and bean rule. Last year I had them in rows next to each other (within 4 to 6 feet), and did not have any issues with either. The beans produced very well, but started late, and the sunflowers grew taller than normal, and had beautiful blooms. Hate to hear about the eggs.
Bless you and your family! Those baby goats are so precious! 40 degrees here again. So tired of the long cold winter here in Upstate NY but soon I too will be planting my garden..you keep me going while I wait to get started! Hugs
The 2 bottle babies are just the right amount of "identical and different", as far as my measuring scale goes, that I would have to name them...........YING and YANG! Adorably packaged! Tyfs and God bless.
Along the chicken yard side, what about a new bed for new things( from Baker's creek, etc), or perhaps beans for shelling. Or starting sprouts to feed the chickens ( chicken treats), or flowers( sunflowers, flowering vines -nasturtiums, etc.
I bought those python snake beans too can't wait to see them grow - I am 100% sure yours will end up bigger and better so it will nice to see some success !
It always feels like such an honor when I see your videos right after they're posted!! Need to watch the whole thing, but just wanted to say that first 😂💛
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There could bee a 20 minute video of bear playing with gabe and I absolutely would watch every second
Those baby goats are soooooo cute!!!!!
One gynormous bee,butterfly, and hummingbird garden! Nothing but flowers!
YES! !! A honey medicine video, PLEASE! I didn't realize lemon balm was good for so many things! How to make it and how to use it are things I'm really interested in!
100% agree! Especially if it's good for anxiety. I have bushels of lemon balm and no idea how to use it all.
Yes PLEASE! I’d love to use my lemon balm for something besides tea😁
ESPALIERED FRUIT TREES UNDERPLANTED WITH BERRY BUSHES.......PRETTY & TASTY.
Shallow raised bed alongside the chickens... plant herbs that are chicken friendly they can “prune” on their side.
SkyLark Rabbitry that’s such a cute idea 🐔
I like this idea. maybe some blueberries they could pick some off also?
You're going to laugh, but I take my phone wherever I go in the house to watch you. Proudly addicted!
The baby goats wagging their tails when they were eating was the cutest 😆
I was raised on a farm. I love chickens and goats and pigs, I had a burro and horses. I love watching you. It is so relaxing and makes me happy. Thank you.
Airplane ears and helicopter tails...so cute!
Loved the goat kisses. The boys are adorable. The garden will look awesome in bloom.
Yes! Honey medicine video please! :)
Loofah!!!! Yes loofah along that fence! I'm doing loofah for the first time this year, so excited!
Those baby goats are just adorable! Also, love Gabe as a puppy.
Listen. I LOOOVVVEEEE Lamancha goats. I just FREAKED OUT when you said you wanted to grow your Lamancha herd. I am so happy. Best believe that once you have a herd up and running I'll be on your waiting list to get doeling. 💙
I love the tail wiggles when you feed the baby goats. 🐐
You can make your own mouth wash with the mint. Get a bottle of alcohol add equal parts water and alcohol and wash your mint, drop about 15-20 leaves in. In just a few days you have some very good mouthwash.
What kind of alcohol? Like rubbing alcohol? Any certain kind? Thanks!
@@bikerleathertv I know this is a year old, but for the sake of anyone reading this now... please do not put rubbing alcohol in your mouth . Vodka would be the one to use if using alcohols .
We like making lemon balm jelly
Dont know how great this idea would be, but you could plant things along that fence that your chickens can snack on from the other side. It would provide a little shade for your flock and a bit of a snack everyday.😊🐓🌿
Oh you dont know chickens. They'd decimate anything edible then dig up the root even!
Planting on one side where the chickens can reach but not kill is a great idea & something we here. But I have pots & just turn them every few days! Keeps the chickens so healthy & busy that I don't mind if we get nothing from them!
You should totally do loofah. I love them they are so awesome.
I’ve grown loofah the last couple of years. It’s fun to grow your own Christmas gifts. Sunflowers are a good companion with loofah. I bet your chickens would really like those!
Jess, if you get honeybees, be careful with the usage of the diatomaceous earth!
Radishes, beets, carrots, and most root vegetables are sooooooo good for you! 🥔🥕 . Along the border, maybe asparagus roots for future generations! Have been spreading the happiness several years and am here to tell you that you will not regret it! Takes 2 yrs to make, but 4 or 5 yrs to really make happy!
20:20 that little hop!
Looking forward to hearing about honey medicine!
Congrats on five years! That is so awesome!
Looking good Jess! Plants doing well and loving the animals! Don't lose hope with fertile eggs. God Bless you sweet girl!
Loved that you took us to the barnyard and shared your animals with us!
Okay...watching while I cook supper... I just got done watching our other nursery hop video...and now this one. That’s it! I’m going nursery exploring this week! LOL
Loofah is a great idea along the fence. Trellis the vines up the fence. ❤ I have never grown it but would love to see it.
I tandem nurse and could totally relate to Mayhem when those kids tackled her to nurse. Lol
Snowflake1316 Right?!??
Jess, mint pesto is so delicious. 4 cups Mint, 2-3 cloves garlic, 1/2 cup Parmesan cheese (optional), juice and zest of a lemon, 1/2 cup olive oil or more, salt and pepper. Really yummy. Whirl it up in food processor and freeze in ice cube trays. It is very good with fettuccine and peas or asparagus. Thanks for the lovely video. ❤️
Thank you for the recipe!
Ooo I gotta try that, thanks 😀
Yum!... I’ll try that soon! Tks
oooh , girl. yum!
Those baby goats are adorable! The garden is starting to come to life. Sorry about the chickens. Love & Hugs from Ft. Worth, Texas.
Long, long ago I found a sick little puppy and for the next 14 yrs I had the best dog in the world. I think the title may have passed to Bear. I love Bear, but Bear and Gabe together gives me an ear to ear grin.
Since you have a good supply of straw anyway, try a row of potatoes using Ruth Stout's method! EZ and productive! Prayers that your broody sitch resolves in a positive manner, God Bless you back till next time, Jess(et. al.)!
along your fence .... raspberries, black berries, tay barries, marrionbarries, salmon berries, cloud berries, or some other cane berry.
wine berry ? :P less thorny I think right?
I do loooove my Lamanchas. Their milk is soooooo good and they are so so sweet. And amazing mamas. Just great all around goats.
😱🥰🥰🥰🥰 Look at their little tails while they’re fed!
Lemon balm in iced tea is the best!
It's a lemon balm oil like a tea or is it chopped up fresh in the tea that you make
Lenna pelayo I use fresh lemon balm from my garden and add it to the tea while it's brewing. I don't bother picking the leaves off the stems, I just wash it and add enough to fill a quart size canning jar, then pour over the hot water to steep along with 3-4 tea bags and as much sugar as you like. Once it's steeped I strain it into a pitcher full of ice. I sometimes make it without the tea bags for a caffeine free drink, which is also nice and refreshing. Lemon balm grows back so fast you can have tea all summer long.
Yes!! Plant luffa!! I recently found some old luffa seeds and I was so excited 😆
Nothing beats that feeling of coming home 🏡😊xx
So sweet. Sorry about the chicks. Looking forward to the garden tour.
Your new goat babies are so cute!! I'm so sorry to hear your bad news about the eggs. Please keep us informed, as I know you will. Have a blessed day.
Put a row of berries in that new open space. Those baby goats are sooo cute!!
Watching puppy gave in 2021! Awww baby puppy guardian!
Ben grew so much in a year!
Oh man. Those ears. Those tails. I don’t even like goats that much, but wow that turned my day around.
This video was the best. Your farm makes my heart sing. What about asparagus along your fence? Does asparagus grow well in your zone?
Yes it does! Thats a great idea
Mammoth sunflowers along the whole fence. Beautiful and you can use them to feed the chickens and wild birds in the winter. Bag the heads when they ripen, then dry them. Bonus - it'll make wherever you dry them smell floral and lovely.
Beer traps really work well here in my garden in NC. Those slugs love their beer!
Ohhhhh the baby goats are soooooo cute 🥰
Aww the goats are cute overload xx
Absolutely love your garden. Stay blessed!
I've not been one to be goat crazy....until I took a look at those two very cute and cuddly little ones in your living room. Oh My Goodness! I'm in love!
Jess, one good thing to use against slugs is egg shells. clean them, bake/dehydrate them, crush them and sprinkle around the plants you want protected. Just a suggestion, it has worked for me.
Mint syrup is my favorite for mint. Just simmer a handful or two of mint in a simple syrup. Great for iced tea, lemonade, etc.
Oooh I’m sorry about the snake. That sucks. 😞
Oh, the baby goats...♥️♥️♥️♥️!!!!!
I think you should put ducks in that space lol. The more poultry the better!
Ducks need water more then chickens though and are dirty so kiddie pools gotta be dumped daily at least
Yes, definitely.
You could put the kiddie pools along that fence, and plant a bunch of different things. So it could be an experiment area!
Their little wagging tails!!! 😍😍😍
Dried mint is great in Mediterranean dishes. Yougart and cucumbers with mint over curried rice. Yum.
Baby goat's, soooooo cute!
I enjoy your garden tours. This was a great one! Thank you for sharing. God Bless
I would love to see more videos of how to make anything and everything you grow. Especially the lemon balm syrup.
Jess, have you ever tried coffee grounds or egg shells in rings around plants to keep slugs away. It works better for me than beer traps.
I bought the same sage last week. It caught my eye. I love when practicality and beauty come together.
I grow sunflowers next to all my veggies with great success. I love your It’s Always Worth a Try attitude.
I am SO READY for your garden tours this year!!!!!
Yay for garden tours! Thank you for sharing :).
I was having a not so nice day and just some medical things going on but I watched your video and my mood went from not so great to smiling! Thank you for all your videos! You and your husband are both such as inspiration and I absolutely love your videos!
Tina Barnicle so true. I these videos always make me glad to be gardening too!
You and your family Jess are a true blessing to the YT world... God Bless you.. We love what you do.!!
Watching the baby goats as you were talking was hilarious, but I agree, they are so cute! Please be careful when fetching eggs, as far as snakes go.
Since that section is along your chicken yard you could grow hops on that fence. You would still have room for luffa or something else. The hops make an excellent extra food for the chickens, good source of protein for them
the large (like livestock) buckets works well for potatoes and it is easier to sift for potatoes. given all the growth that doesnt get used (eg the vine stems of tomatoes, beans etc) you really should make your own compost - check out geoff lawtons chicken tractors - he is able to feed his chickens without any grain and get better egg production
Aww poor mama hen
I tend to be a rebellious gardener. When I'm told don't plant this next to that... I plant it anyway, and prove it to myself. The last few years I have tried to companion plant as well as possible, but somehow missed the sunflower and bean rule. Last year I had them in rows next to each other (within 4 to 6 feet), and did not have any issues with either. The beans produced very well, but started late, and the sunflowers grew taller than normal, and had beautiful blooms. Hate to hear about the eggs.
Pumpkins for fun and the kids!
Ruth stout method sweet potatos along the fence. Works great little to no work
I want goats in a tub in my living room! So cute!
Bless you and your family! Those baby goats are so precious! 40 degrees here again. So tired of the long cold winter here in Upstate NY but soon I too will be planting my garden..you keep me going while I wait to get started! Hugs
The 2 bottle babies are just the right amount of "identical and different", as far as my measuring scale goes, that I would have to name them...........YING and YANG! Adorably packaged! Tyfs and God bless.
Along the chicken yard side, what about a new bed for new things( from Baker's creek, etc), or perhaps beans for shelling. Or starting sprouts to feed the chickens ( chicken treats), or flowers( sunflowers, flowering vines -nasturtiums, etc.
You are so blessed. I’m new to your channel but enjoying it for sure! Can’t wait for the lemon balm tea video 😊
Aha,that's what's eating my greens.now i know what to look for and how to take care of them!
I bought those python snake beans too can't wait to see them grow - I am 100% sure yours will end up bigger and better so it will nice to see some success !
Thanks love the relaxing video! Have a great day!💕
Definitely luffa. I’ll gladly send you some seeds! That was my intro to gardening :)
We are growing Luffa and Lemon Cucumbers this year Ill always advocate Lemon Cukes since they were so fun. My kiddo loved them.
enjoyed your video and your baby goats are super cute god bless
Three sisters method. Corn, beans and squash. 💖
Thunder storms? Yep, it is POURING right now in my little corner of SW Oklahoma and it's headed your way! Good luck and stay safe.
So excited for the garden tour!! We are growing potatoes in a bag! I think you should do pumpkins in the new spot!!
Awwww, the goats wag their tails when they feed! So cute! Sorry to hear about the snake incident! 🌱🌱🌱🥚
Just love little Gabe. We just got a Great Pyranese puppy ourselves. He is 15 weeks old. Love watching your channel and learning about gardening.
Everything looks great...
Pollinator bed, mimicking the colours of your perennial cottage garden area. It would be a surprise reflection feature.
It always feels like such an honor when I see your videos right after they're posted!! Need to watch the whole thing, but just wanted to say that first 😂💛
You’re so sweet, friend
Oh my word.... look how fast their tails wag when you feed them!!! They are soo cute😍😍😍😍
Yeah for honey lemon balm video!!!! I’m waiting for Stivers to do a marigold balm!! Cute little kids and that stinks in the chickens 🐓 😢
Cute babies!!!