Plant This Garden Once + Have Food For Decades
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 มี.ค. 2020
- Here’s a perennial vegetable and fruit that not only grow great together, they’ll produce food for Decades without having to be planted year after year. I’ll teach you how to plant this garden inside DIY Abundance, here: bit.ly/DIYAbundanceMembership
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Hey Justin, when my wife and I potty trained our house dog we hung a small wind chime by the door, down by the floor. Every time we took her out to potty we would ring the wind chime with her paw. it took about two weeks to get her trained to the bell. That was 9 years ago and she rings the wind chime now every time she wants to go out! All we have to do is listen for the bells to ring...
Justin, before I forget, I need to tell you something. Since this virus started, and especially with my husband living overseas, and my daughter having twin babies, I have held a low grade underlying anxiety. Not so much about getting sick, but about how the fallout will affect my daughter who is a single mom, and for how long it will affect them. I've taken medications for anxiety on occasion, more so lately, and tried all the usual relaxation techniques that Ive learned to do. Everything helps, some more than others. But what I wanted to tell you is that watching your videos, this one in particular for some reason, has given me more comfort than anything else I've done. Seeing you guys do what you do, day in and day out, no panic, nothing out of the ordinary...has done the trick. I cannot thank you enough, because I need to be calm for my daughter. This did the trick. You and Rebekah digging in the dirt, plunging in the creek, milking, cooking, looking for shoes...I cant tell you how much I needed this video today. So thank you. You are appreciated, all of you. If I can ever do anything in return, do let me know. Ive learned so much from you since my little garden of pots on the driveway, now a whole yard full of raised beds that im planning, all because you made me feel like I could. And hear you have made me feel like I can weather this too now. I owe you a debt my friend. So just name your price and I'll be there.
These kids cant realise yet but they’re living their best lives
Mr. Rohdes,
Thank you for providing the childhood to these kids that I wish I grew up with. They are going to be stellar kids... already are!
I'm 25 and still find comfort hugging my mom for a while. She sits in sofa and I just lay my head on her tummy . Lol It releases all the built up stress I've had.
Rebekah you are such a great mom, every child should have a loving mama like you!
Take a drink everytime someone yells "Jonah!!!"..😏
Jonah! I bet you made your momma’s day with those beautiful flowers!
My favorite Justin Rhodes catchphrase: “JONAH!!!”
Been growing asparagus for 3 years now. I finally added strawberries last year. Fresh asparagus is amazing! I eat it raw from the garden...Good luck
I sure respect Little Miss Lilly and how hard she works. She does her outside chores like a pro and she is just as skilled in the kitchen! I felt so bad for her the other day when Donald took her to total frustration. Still she is right back at it, solving problems and making it work. 💞🥰💞
I’ve grown asparagus for years and although planting it takes awhile the rewards are 100 fold! Good growing!!!
Believe me, a mother's love will never be replaced by anything or anyone else. He might not show it in his teens and early 20's but as you reach your 30's and beyond you realize how much a mother's love really means.
Hello, JUSTIN, just a suggestion, since you'll only mostly harvest asparagus once a year, and strawberries as well (unless everbearing);
I would put them somewhere off a little ways; they will end up trampled in such a high traffic area, plus it's not something you will need
regularly 12 months of the year. I tend to put perennial 1/12 month or 2/12 month plants a little more out of foot, out of way, and further away, unless of course your strawberries are everbearing, then somewhere you walk by frequently.
Rebecca- that cuddle scene was right out of “I’ll Love You Forever “ - toot sweet!
So when will you be doing a t-shirt that says Jonah! Jonah! Jonah! LOL.
I'm fifteen and proud to say I still cuddle with my ma
My grandparents have about 1 acre of organic asparagus! They get 400 to 500 pounds a year! They also have a massive organic strawberry field they get 300 to 400 pounds of berries a year! They might get even more berries this year! I'm so excited!!
Rebekkah looks happy working in the garden
Love love LOVE the asparagus/strawberry patch. It's going to be AMAZING!!! Great job guys!!!
So happy for Art and Bri!!! They are really good friends to y'all. So glad they can live mold free now.
I've also been planning and working out how I'm gonna set up my garden. I'm going a permaculture route attempting to build a food forrest and I'm glad to learn about asparagus and strawberry companion gardening. Thank you!
I planted strawberries, lettuce, spinach, kale, swiss chard too! But I did not polar plunge! LOL! What a beautiful day in the Hollar!
I wait for the “Where’s Mr. Brown’s shoes” segment of your videos but today you surprised us with, “Where’s Justin’s sweater and jacket”. 😂
I think that bed looks good and it will feed your family for a long time. And yes I'm going crazy waiting to plant more in my garden. I have onions, radish, kale lettuce and spinach growing now oh and potatoes. You guys are such an inspiration.
Such a cute idea of Lilly’s to use a trough as a boat...your kiddos are so lucky to have a natural playground......
Love how involved all your children are! It makes me so happy to see your family dynamic. :)
That big ol' box of MIgardener literally dropped my jaw! Haha Seed obsession is a real thing.
I adore your family, thank you for sharing and educating!
P.s. Teddy is the cutest little fur ball! Congratulations!
Here in Northern California...
.. Asparagus, Artichokes, and Sunchokes(aka Jerusalem Artichoke), and Dinosaur Kale are in my perennial Veggie patch.
***Warning..sunchokes(Sunflower family) form tubers(edible part ..starch like potato) and will keep clumping over and over and take over parts of your garden**
Goodness at the seeds! How awesome that you're able to bless your members with those!
Best Childhood ever!!!
You’ll do so much in so little time. Working together and having fun, great family! 👍👍👍💯💯💯
Poor Donald needs a pool to swim in.... Breaks my heart to see him dipping in that little container of water.... :( Please give him a pool... He deserves it with all his hard work. :)
Hey you can test the fence with a grass leave. Take a long one, grab it at one end and touch the wire with the other end, then slowly narrow the distance between your finger and the fence til you feel it buzzing. Doesn't hurt!
Greetz from Germany
Here in Michigan we ride the back roads and check the county ditches for asparagus.
Lily is so sweet and is such a gentle little girl to her chickens and daddy. Mr Brown loves cuddles with mum.
Sunburns and swimming? I woke this morning to 9 inches of snow. Yesterday, turning compost and prepping an area for a new permaculture potato bed. Today snowblowing and shoveling at 6am. Got to love Maine.
Yay! I also just planted 3 more strawberry plants and 9 asparagus crowns. I started 15 asparagus from seeds last year and 6 came back!
Thanks for all you do to keep things light during this time.
Enjoy those cuddles... the go away.
I’ve watched your videos for at least a year. I love your kids but Lilly is the most precious angel. God bless your family. Great farming this year!
Aah, the lovely chaos. I could watch it for hours.
don't forget to plant sugar snap peas!! they are the best tasting!!..a cold weather crop!!
Wow, I whistle too to my kids when I have call them 20 times 😁😁😁 I thought it was a Hispanic thing after hearing you Justin is a parents thing . 💜💛 I LOVE YOU GUYS 💜💛
Yes, cuddle as long as you can. Because you're right, just like the last time you cleaned up spilled OJ, the last time you find em stuck in the toilet (hehe), and maybe the the last time you wipe their tears... you just never know if it is the last.
Hi Rhodes family! thank you for bringing joy to my every day trough your videos! Im a gardener and work with both annual and perennial plants in northern part of Sweden (Arvidsjaur-Lapland-Sweden). Strawberries and asparagus is something we can grow here as well. Im so looking forward to your strawberry field. Just at tip from the coach... Strawberries yields more berries in soil that don't have that much nutrients as you plan. If they get a lot of nitrogen they grow more leafs than berries. If you want Sweet really good tasting strawberries they need potassium. Woodash contains a lot of that.
For the perennial garden you could do a compost mound. Plus chickens for auto rotation of the mound plus thou can use the 'black gold's compost final product as a 'ground cover' for the perennials.
Good for you doing the prudent thing. It makes all the difference.
Love asparagus. In a couple of years, you’ll be eating it all spring long and have enough to share and to freeze for Thanksgiving and Christmas dinners.
Your chicken catching music cracks me up.
Love to see how many people get their seeds from MIGardener.
Asperagus is such a delicate treat to enjoy. Brilliant idea.
Oh man! Such loving little snuggle buddies on this day!
Living in central PA, I'm jealous that you are seeing weeds. We had snow and ice today! I just want to plant and hatch some eggs!
Wow, I’m exhausted. What a morning. Joohhnnaah? Love it.
Woohoo!!! Seeds!!! This year was my first spring experiment to see if I could grow something from seed, direct sown. I almost have radishes!!! And I almost almost have spinach LOL. Cant wait for fall when I can do my first fall garden.
Love your family.... Your dinners always look so delicious you should make a cookbook and a menu planner.
If the sunburn stings use vinegar, takes the sting out. I know because I burn easily and it's my go to every time. Thanks for everything you do.
Great video! I love both Asparagus and Strawberries. We built a large bed beside our lane last year, and it's deep and wide, and ready for our asparagus and strawberries, as well as a few other companion plants. We'll plant it as soon as we can get back to our land this spring, after the current health situation is over. Thanks for a great video Justin and family. :)
Your coat might be where Mr Brown’s shoes are. 🤣
Use the bell method for your dog's restroom problem, works for me!!
Also, maybe Chicken Run would be a good movie for a rainy day ;)
With all that’s going on, would you be able to make a video on the basics of growing vegetables and chicken farming and how to sustain it year after year? Or recommend one? My wife and I live in a neighborhood and have a large yard. Could afford to spare a sizable amount for a garden and we are really interested in starting one. Thank you friend.
I love yalls bedding!! Where did you get it from?? Love yalls channel! I’m a single mama of 2 that are 3 and 1 and currently working on making my own homestead! Y’all have taught me so much!!
How exciting!!! We close on our 3.5 acres april 24th!!!! I cant wait!!! Then it will be a mad dash to get the garden in! Then chickens!
Hello mate ....I'm on this one at the moment this is a great help thanks ...
Gotta to Amit you and your family have helped my family so much I feel like I owe ya ....
Thank you thank you thank you ...it's worth saying it's worth saying three times right 😂. Thanks again to your whole family
I was lucky, when I moved onto my farm. They had a very well established asparagus bed and produces tons of asparagus for weeks! Strawberries, I was going to plant this year but I still haven’t gotten my plants in 😕 The seed and plant companies are so busy this year
Don't have room to grow at our parsonage
So I'm going to container grow,better something than nothing.
Love Lily standing on the chicken tractor lol so cute.
22:25 or better yet put chickens on it. For the last 2 years I have been converting the utilities easement that runs across the back of our yard into a 2nd garden (Including a compost pile on a really bad area of soil). About a week ago I chicken wired it all in and let the chickens have access. It is AMAZING how 3 chickens have turned over a compost pile!!!
You can tell that your kiddos are creatures of habit haha I could see the resistance with being use to having this day as their day of rest lol 😂🤠
You are helping us get through this!
Thanks for the wonderful story Justin. ”You got kicked out of the house?” 🤗
Great idea!! We have an overgrown asparagus bed on our property and have no idea how to bring it back to life.... it is full of GRASS and other weeds. Last year (our first year here) we got a *small* harvest, but our neighbors told us that the bed used to be the best in town!! Hopefully we can bring it back!! Thanks for the video :-)
Everyone needs a little extra love these days. ENJOY IT!!!
Love your videos bro keep up the good work brave kids you got
Just a note on calling the kids in, my mom had a police whistle. My brother had one blast I had two. The sound carries well and doesn’t wear your voice out in yelling. Could work for you.
It’s like watching comedy capers lol. That dog is hilarious.
One summer, I ran the washing machine water to the garden had no bugs and best garden I ever grew.
One thing that helps a pup learn where to go is making sure you take him out often[ from the crate] and to the spot you want him to go in, not very far at first. As he learns pick up his poop with a shovel and move it farther away from your house. Don't pick it up and remove it. He will follow the odor, and ago farther out. Any accidents need to be sprayed after cleaning with odor-out, or an enzymatic cleaner to remove all odor. Crate training helps with this, too. don't allow free run till after he gets out of crate and goes! and after he eats go out right away! Hope this helps!
In a pinch you can use a blade of grass to test the fence. Just touch the fence with the blade of grass and you will feel the fence at way less power.
String a cable and clip him on it so the kids can do their chores.25 ft small cable at wal mart 3.96. We have thicker red cable secured where we want our dog to go, it works great secured to wall so he cant tangle.
I love how teddy doesn't bark and are y'all going to grow some watermelon in the future?
Jonah... Jonah... Jonah.... as a fist born I can relate... always getting called .... it’s fun tho .😅
Find :Feed Pan, Fish Net, spare cord,Tester, batteries, Twine.Gideon’s pants,
rogue chickens, chicken box for Bri, ! Oh, my it has been a Lyme’s Brain Day!
Hey dear uncle Justin ;) it's so cool to see you plant your asparagus plants already!
We just got our community garden, and I planned a bed for 10 asparagus plants, so I'm preparing it now. We will get the plants delivered (I have to order them about now) a little before our last frost date, so that's another 2 months to go, but hey... now I can see how you do yours :D
I was planning on finding out some companion plants for the asparagus, since they cast a high shadow in summer, so the companion plants better love (partly) shade. I never thought about strawberries, but it turns out that I have a bed of strawberries already next to the future asparagus bed... the previous owner put it there, and the strawberry plants have another year to go. What a coincidence... ;)
Blessings from The Netherlands/Holland
Diana
My sister had asparagus planted far out in the corner of the field where I could not find it and the grass was choking it. I transplanted it along the edge of the greenhouse where I can find it. First spear is up but it will need to grow another year before I can harvest it.
Great work. Beautiful Garden. May have to put fence around so everyone and everything stays out of it. A nice wooden fence with gate would look so nice there and would be beautiful when everything is growing, blooming and setting fruit. Great new place to Polar Plunge and all the family participated in their own way. I hope Bri didn't have any chickens get loose on way home and that they do well at her place. It will be different not seeing her help milking and polar plunge with you all. I glad their back at their Homestead. Just hope the work on house goes smoothly. Teddy got good workout. Loved him wanting to play with the Cat. The cat was nice enough not to seat him also. They seem to know somehow that their young. God Bless and Peace Be With You All ☮️🙏❣️
Love this episode so much, thanks for sharing. Do you have a link for where you ordered your asparagus and why you plant with strawberries? TIA
You rock family!
My town in the south of the Netherlands focuses on growing asperges (we export too much of the word) Asperges are extremely healthy and will grow for 25 years easily. watch Charles dowding's video (from the UK) on great tips for growing them and when to harvest.
p.s your farm looks jammin' ! also, ever though about getting quail? Great project for the kids, and scalable.
Congrats on the first crop!
Your soil looks amazing! Is there a reason why you measure your garden beds so precisely? Why are asparagus and strawberries good companions for each other?
Started my seeds (asparagus) last year and they are coming up this year. Waiting for them to be big enough to eat.
Hahaha you got me choked up when you said eww alfalfa hand in your mouth😂
Teddy is so cute😊
I love your perennial garden. You will need to be careful, however, to prune the strawberries as they will take over in less than 2 years.
Just a thought. A few t posts with white rope around the new garden bed. Reminds the kids to stay out and might keep a stray cow off of the plants too. She doesn't know it isn't electric. I know they're not supposed to get loose, but stuff happens.
Apple Cider Vinegar on that sunburn will take the pain out and turn it into a tan!
Great job guys!
Hi Justin and wonderful family - thanks as always for your lovely videos - they always lift my day. Just a thought, but you have a combination of bacteria rich run-off from the cows and crops that either don't need cooking or only light cooking. I'm not too sure what the solution is, but worth thinking if there are any precautions you can take - perhaps strawing your berries well would at least keep them clear of the soil?
The best part of the video so far 1:50 - 3:00 hahaha. Thanks for the upload!
Great video thanks for sharing with us ❤