I,m from the Philippines and we eat sweet potato leaves but we use only the ones close to the tips as the leaves are not so wide. Place them in boiling water and take them out right away so not to overcook.Add salt to taste and sliced tomatoes sliced onions if you like and lemon juice.They're so good and nutritious
hi, i'm from Australia, and "down under" we are advised to remove the tomato plant WHOLE with the roots intact, take them into a shed and hang them upside down and let tomatoes ripen naturally , if possible
julia sparrow I have a huge tomato with yellow blooms. It’s still in the eighties here in TN. We aren’t expecting a frost anytime soon, but if it does, I’ll try that. Thanks! 👩🌾
Hey Julia where about are you from? I'm in nsw (south coast) my tomatoes are already starting to bloom (I got an early start on them this year, but I don't get a heavy frost till they've finished up for the season. I'll keep your advice in mind if I ever move to a more frost zone
@@Kangaroojumper Hi Kangaroo Jumper i'm in Victoria, was going to put them in last week ,but soooo glad i didn't after today's hail and the temp is predicted to fall back down below 12 degrees celsius this week, hope you don't get our weather honey xx
I am currently growing the sweet potato slips, to see how far I get in the growing process in the UK for next year,. I hope i get some at least big enough to eat , now I would be excited too.
When I was a child, (I'm 68 now) my Paternal grandmother ALWAYS had baked sweet potatoes any time we visited. She baked them in a wood burning stove...one of my most favorite memories. I'm trying to grow them this year for the first time in containers. Great video.
Nothing better than green fried maters. You can make green tomato ketchup and green relish too! Nice haul of peppers. The sweet potatoes are incredible. You got some huge ones. So exciting guys, kudos for being low key, but there was such more potential. You gave it your all even though you were tired.
My grandparents used to wrap their green tomatoes with newspaper and put them in their basement and as they wanted tomatoes they would bring a few to the kitchen and would ripen in couple days . Had homegrown “ maters” in December!
Donna here! When I was a little girl, we were facing an early frost. I helped my mom pick all of the tomatoes out of the garden! It was so cold! Then we took newspapers and wrapped up each tomato up and put them in the hall closet. We still had ripening tomatoes until Christmas that year! Good luck with your tomatoes!
I remember going to my grandparents home as a child and they did the same wrapping with newspaper. A much better way to ripen tomatoes than setting on window sills.
10 cups chopped green tomatoes, 1 cup white vinegar, 1 cup sugar, 1 large chopped onion, chopped red pepper for color. Salt and pepper to taste. Grandma's green tomato relish.
Got down to 33 in Colorado a week ago. I took off a lot of unripe tomatoes and peppers. I didn’t lose a single plant. Even my zucchini is still producing. I wouldn’t begin to worry at 39 unless it’s very extended. We are back up into the mid to hi 80s. Now I’ve got counters and a table full of veggies to do something with.
I live in the deep south. I have red clay a few inches below the top soil in my garden. So I built a 12" deep raised bed for my sweet potato bed. They grow so well in it because the soil is much looser.
I bring the tomato vines in with green tomatoes still on. They ripen naturally indoors by continuing to use the nutrients in the vines. It's also a fun kooky decor effect for a few weeks - and 'supposedly' the tomato vines repel spiders from your house.
after watching your video, it makes me more excited to harvest mines in a few months! Love your guys expressions 🤣😂🤣😂 You guys make it hella fun to harvest!
If you want straighter tubors, add more inches of soil/compost to the row before you grow. I call the curly cue ones....Art. Mother Nature's Art. Beautiful!
You can try covering all producing vines with thick sheets of tarps in the evening and they should protect your plants from cold night temps. Remove them in the mid morning.
I use tarps and if really low Temps coming a string old older incandescent Christmas lights under it. The weather here in michigan is weird. I only live maybe 3 1/2 hours from detriot/lake eerie and while its dropping cold at night no predicted frost yet 😅 But I have a deep low area on 2 sides of my yard. Frost pulls down there first so it really helps.
Okay I LOL’d when the squash was eaten and you said “rude”😂 I absolutely love you excitement and enthusiasm with the sweet potatoes. This was a fun video.
Janet’s Ways Lol it is rude! We do the labour and they take the profits. Also often they dont stop at one! My tomatoes had one single bit on 4 or 5 of them in a row. Instead of just eating one whole one, they ruined a lot of them.
I get it countryrose763 I’m constantly fighting the visitors to my fruit trees. It was funny the way Rachael offhandedly said it, totally made me laugh because I get it.
Let me suggestion...I use old bed sheets to cover with a threat of frost. I've done it for years, I can have tomatoes almost to the end of November here in Colorado
I’d LOVE to see your process from beginning to harvest of Sweet Potatoes. I don’t know of anyone who grows them in Montana. I absolutely LOVE them. Thanks for your enthusiasm, Rachel. I have truly been enjoying your videos.
Honestly, these sweet potato harvest videos sustain me during this triple digit heat we have here in the southwestern United States. Your excitement is infectious!
THE BEST sweet potato harvest ever! Your excitement and gratitude makes the whole experience worthwhile. There were so many parts where I literally laughed out loud. Love it!!!
I'm new to gardening this season and have learned so much from your videos and even canned for the first time this year, too. My two sons (3 and 1.5) love helping in the garden and my oldest was watching this video with me. He was shouting "Puull! Pull! Pull! Way to go!" Just like he was spectating a sport. Can't wait to see what you make with all of those potatoes!
I was admiring the big tree behind you, and then came the clip saying you were in Michigan. I lived in Michigan many years ago when I was first married. It is the most beautiful state I’ve ever seen. I loved the trees! Never made it to the UP, but would still love to.
I really look forward to your videos. This is where I'm at in my garden. Glad its done! Always looking forward to more canning and recipes to try. God Bless 😊
What a fun video. Uou both were like kids at Christmas. Beautiful bounty. I just live your enthusiasm with your garden. You make it fun and educational at the same time.
Row covers of a heavy weight/grade and old bed sheets are great, I use them. 39F isn't something to worry about unless the dew point gets down to 32F and below during the night, then you'll get frost. Weather Underground is a great site that shows you when the dew point will be at it's lowest every day of the forecasted week, so you can plan ahead of time.
I am so very happy your sweet potato harvest and the garden in general this year was a wonderful success. I understand the exhaustion of late summer/early fall gardening, being just done and over it. Sometimes I cover plants I'm not done with to squeeze another week out of them but mostly I do like Elsa and "let it go".
What a fun video! Love your excitement. Mine won’t be ready to dig for another 6 weeks!! I’m so excited to see what mine did!! My soil was a bit heavy, but I’m still hoping they did ok!!
I wouldn't miss your sweet potato dig for the world. You two are the cutest getting so excited over the size of them. I saw your last years video as well. You made me smile today. God bless.
Really nice harvest of sweet potatoes. You obviously appreciate your garden so much and I am sure that translates to good care and therefore a good harvest. And you have a good sense of humor. All that together makes for good TH-cam videos.
Rachel you made me smile through all of your excitement!! That was some curly q’s potatoes for sure. Nice large round ones too. It’s sad to see the season ending.
You guys had a great sweet potato harvest. Yeah, I remember this time of year we would be down in the garden with daddy doing the same. Mom never had to buy sweet potatoes or russetts. Dad grew them all. Miss my childhood. Now if I could have any wish granted. It would to take me back t age 5. And relive those innocent years.
I didn't know that tip about tossing vines! I grew sweet potatoes for the first time last season and noticed my vines re-rooted and the sweet potatoes were really small. An "Ah-ha!" moment for me. I know that excitement digging in the dirt like that. I grew Jerusalem artichokes/Sunchokes last season and had a great harvest. Lots of fun digging those up!
I am Florida and I dug an 8 foot bed and a couple of huge round grow bags. I got a lot of big sweet potatoes and a few small ones. We got 7 inches of rain in about 2 hours last month some of mine split and I feel it was due to the rain. The ones that did split healed over and I will can those in a couple of weeks after they have cured. I am really glad I watched your video. Not only did I enjoy your treasure hunt but I learned to put the vines back on top of the containers or grow area. This year at the end after the big rain they went everywhere! It looks more like kudzu in Georgia the sweet potato vines. I think we are going to take care of the garden tomorrow in a major way of getting rid of the vines.
I'm in Canada zones 3A and sometimes I don't have a choice but to pick stuff early or I cover it with a tarp or old sheets that's what I've been doing to my squash because my squash are only just developing now for some reason and I hope I get SOMETHING
@@TheCowEmporium I have a couple acorn squash trying to grow and I'm getting more flowers now than ever in the year so I'm really annoyed because we're going to get Frost soon I'm sure I've been watching the weather though
Yea still got the tarps out on my bean fence but everything else is kaput. frost got the corn and the taters and the short green beans first week of sept. Mother nature waited long enough that we didn't have to cover the cucumbers
Wow thank you so much for reminding me I have to figure out what tomatoes or peppers I want to move into the greenhouse to extend some. They are all container.
I'm in Edmonton Alberta ... way north ... we haven't had frost yet in my yard but we went down to 2 degrees Celsius last night ... i cover with remay cloth ... there is always a few days that threaten the whole garden when the weather will be fine thereafter ... remay cloth or garden cloth can provide 5 to 7 degrees protection ... tomatoes do fine for me and we are not warm climate .. i harvested a hundred pounds yesterday but left as many on the fines .. my tomatoes definitely continue to ripen well below 50 degrees Fahrenheit... but they slow down for sure .. but we are going back up to between 8 and 12 C for the over night Temps... ill leave mine to ripen ... i also cover with the remay and put a few light bulbs underneath if its going to actually go below zero .. between the heat given off and remay cover I can easily withstand several degrees below zero .. centigrade .. 💜
The weather might not be the best but it sure is a welcoming end after all the work growing and the amount of preserving it's finally going to slow up and the planning of next year's starts to take shape and a time to enjoy the cleaning up . Awesome harvest and fun !
The frost coming is Mother Nature’s way of telling you to relax a little Rachel. That’s a great harvest you’ve had from your garden and all your hard work paid off. The excitement of digging for sweet potatoes is like panning for and finding gold.
We are in SW Arizona and 3 years ago we dug the bed 2 feet down, mixed in a lot of straw with the soil and had giant Sweet Potatoes also. They do need some air and lots of loose soil. Loved your harvest. Judi
I,m from the Philippines and we eat sweet potato leaves but we use only the ones close to the tips as the leaves are not so wide. Place them in boiling water and take them out right away so not to overcook.Add salt to taste and sliced tomatoes sliced onions if you like and lemon juice.They're so good and nutritious
I chop them and cook with my eggs. Very tasty!
Do you blanch the leaves and add the other vegetables to be eaten raw or do you add the other vegetables and cook them together?
I’m in my 70’s and digging potatoes is still such a thrill!! Glad your harvest was so AWESOME!
God bless you
hi, i'm from Australia, and "down under" we are advised to remove the tomato plant WHOLE with the roots intact, take them into a shed and hang them upside down and let tomatoes ripen naturally , if possible
julia sparrow I have a huge tomato with yellow blooms. It’s still in the eighties here in TN. We aren’t expecting a frost anytime soon, but if it does, I’ll try that. Thanks! 👩🌾
I have done that for years if a heavy frost threatens that I can't manage with covering
Hey Julia where about are you from? I'm in nsw (south coast) my tomatoes are already starting to bloom (I got an early start on them this year, but I don't get a heavy frost till they've finished up for the season. I'll keep your advice in mind if I ever move to a more frost zone
@@Kangaroojumper Hi Kangaroo Jumper i'm in Victoria, was going to put them in last week ,but soooo glad i didn't after today's hail and the temp is predicted to fall back down below 12 degrees celsius this week, hope you don't get our weather honey xx
You should harvest some of the seeds from the squash.
You enthusiasm is infectious and I 100% get the bitter sweet feelings of the garden season coming to an end.
I felt your enegrgy and was happy for you when the sweet =potatoes dug upgot bigger and biugger well done both of you.
I am currently growing the sweet potato slips, to see how far I get in the growing process in the UK for next year,. I hope i get some at least big enough to eat , now I would be excited too.
When I was a child, (I'm 68 now) my Paternal grandmother ALWAYS had baked sweet potatoes any time we visited. She baked them in a wood burning stove...one of my most favorite memories. I'm trying to grow them this year for the first time in containers. Great video.
It's fun watching this girl garden. Next year it's Sweet Potatoes for sure, Thank You
What a plentiful harvest.. love your garden.
All I kept saying was Wow! Wow! so happy for y'all
Nothing better than green fried maters. You can make green tomato ketchup and green relish too! Nice haul of peppers. The sweet potatoes are incredible. You got some huge ones. So exciting guys, kudos for being low key, but there was such more potential. You gave it your all even though you were tired.
My grandparents used to wrap their green tomatoes with newspaper and put them in their basement and as they wanted tomatoes they would bring a few to the kitchen and would ripen in couple days . Had homegrown “ maters” in December!
Donna here! When I was a little girl, we were facing an early frost. I helped my mom pick all of the tomatoes out of the garden! It was so cold! Then we took newspapers and wrapped up each tomato up and put them in the hall closet. We still had ripening tomatoes until Christmas that year! Good luck with your tomatoes!
I remember going to my grandparents home as a child and they did the same wrapping with newspaper. A much better way to ripen tomatoes than setting on window sills.
10 cups chopped green tomatoes, 1 cup white vinegar, 1 cup sugar, 1 large chopped onion, chopped red pepper for color. Salt and pepper to taste. Grandma's green tomato relish.
Got down to 33 in Colorado a week ago. I took off a lot of unripe tomatoes and peppers. I didn’t lose a single plant. Even my zucchini is still producing. I wouldn’t begin to worry at 39 unless it’s very extended. We are back up into the mid to hi 80s. Now I’ve got counters and a table full of veggies to do something with.
I love that kind of sweet potatoes
listening to Rachel's genuine excitement and delight and Todd's giggles was a lot of fun!
I live in the deep south. I have red clay a few inches below the top soil in my garden. So I built a 12" deep raised bed for my sweet potato bed. They grow so well in it because the soil is much looser.
I bring the tomato vines in with green tomatoes still on. They ripen naturally indoors by continuing to use the nutrients in the vines. It's also a fun kooky decor effect for a few weeks - and 'supposedly' the tomato vines repel spiders from your house.
after watching your video, it makes me more excited to harvest mines in a few months! Love your guys expressions 🤣😂🤣😂 You guys make it hella fun to harvest!
Love, love, love it!!!
If you want straighter tubors, add more inches of soil/compost to the row before you grow. I call the curly cue ones....Art. Mother Nature's Art. Beautiful!
Love your excitement
You can try covering all producing vines with thick sheets of tarps in the evening and they should protect your plants from cold night temps. Remove them in the mid morning.
I’ve even used old sheets to cover my strawberries & vegetables. Some people use newspapers also.
I use tarps and if really low Temps coming a string old older incandescent Christmas lights under it.
The weather here in michigan is weird. I only live maybe 3 1/2 hours from detriot/lake eerie and while its dropping cold at night no predicted frost yet 😅
But I have a deep low area on 2 sides of my yard. Frost pulls down there first so it really helps.
Very nice sweet potato haul.👍
Okay I LOL’d when the squash was eaten and you said “rude”😂 I absolutely love you excitement and enthusiasm with the sweet potatoes. This was a fun video.
I did too that was too cute!🤣
Janet’s Ways Lol it is rude! We do the labour and they take the profits. Also often they dont stop at one! My tomatoes had one single bit on 4 or 5 of them in a row. Instead of just eating one whole one, they ruined a lot of them.
I get it countryrose763 I’m constantly fighting the visitors to my fruit trees. It was funny the way Rachael offhandedly said it, totally made me laugh because I get it.
Let me suggestion...I use old bed sheets to cover with a threat of frost. I've done it for years, I can have tomatoes almost to the end of November here in Colorado
I do love ur canning vids but that was by far the best video of yours! Lol. So much fun. Thanks for making me smile ☺️
Rachel I love your excitement; I love watching your videos. You did even better this year with the sweet potatoes 🍠. Keeping it Low-Key.
I’d LOVE to see your process from beginning to harvest of Sweet Potatoes. I don’t know of anyone who grows them in Montana. I absolutely LOVE them. Thanks for your enthusiasm, Rachel. I have truly been enjoying your videos.
I just love Todd's laugh! I thoroughly had a blast watching you guys harvest! How exciting! Fun! Fun!
This is my favorite video of any one's here of late. The pure joy you had pulling those sweet potatoes!
Wonderful sweet potato crop. Wish my husband liked them.
Looks like you got some nice pumpkins also.
All livestock loves sweet potato leaves and vines.
It was heart warming to see a couple enjoying the fruits of their labor like you two are doing.
Love watching you guys harvest from your garden. Thank you for sharing!
Honestly, these sweet potato harvest videos sustain me during this triple digit heat we have here in the southwestern United States. Your excitement is infectious!
THE BEST sweet potato harvest ever! Your excitement and gratitude makes the whole experience worthwhile. There were so many parts where I literally laughed out loud. Love it!!!
It really did get cold fast here in Michigan. Beautiful sweet potatoes!
I'm in New York, 5B, and I grew purple sweet potatoes. I can't wait to see whats under the ground!
Sweet potatoes have so many good properties for healing in them. You had a wonderful haul of so many veggies. Great job!!!
Everytime you pull out a bunch I just feel so happy!
Congratulations!! Nice harvest!!
That was fun to watch. I am happy for you🙋♀️😀
Awesome harvest
green tomato pickles yummmmm
You could make green tomato jelly with the green tomatoes 👍
Look at your sweet potato harvest. Wow! So many different recipes to delight the palate with those beauties. Enjoy!
Watching Rachel’s reaction to her sweet potato harvests are becoming my annual “video to look forward to”
Your thumbnail said it all
Beautiful
I'm new to gardening this season and have learned so much from your videos and even canned for the first time this year, too. My two sons (3 and 1.5) love helping in the garden and my oldest was watching this video with me. He was shouting "Puull! Pull! Pull! Way to go!" Just like he was spectating a sport. Can't wait to see what you make with all of those potatoes!
Rachel, Thank you for your excitement. I'm already looking forward to 2022 growing season.
I was admiring the big tree behind you, and then came the clip saying you were in Michigan. I lived in Michigan many years ago when I was first married. It is the most beautiful state I’ve ever seen. I loved the trees! Never made it to the UP, but would still love to.
Sorry for the early frost coming! 😢 We just harvested our sweet potatoes today too. Good luck, friend! Glad to find you today.
Thank you! You too!
I really look forward to your videos. This is where I'm at in my garden. Glad its done! Always looking forward to more canning and recipes to try. God Bless 😊
Thank you for make me feel so exited, I hope to have the same experience soon.
We ate only the young sweet potatoe vines. The mature vines we fed to the animals. You guys are so cute!
Sweet potato harvest looks so good. You inspired me to grow them again.
We call sweet potatoes here in New Zealand, kumara's Maori word for sweet potatoes! 😀
What a fun video. Uou both were like kids at Christmas. Beautiful bounty. I just live your enthusiasm with your garden. You make it fun and educational at the same time.
Row covers of a heavy weight/grade and old bed sheets are great, I use them. 39F isn't something to worry about unless the dew point gets down to 32F and below during the night, then you'll get frost. Weather Underground is a great site that shows you when the dew point will be at it's lowest every day of the forecasted week, so you can plan ahead of time.
I am so very happy your sweet potato harvest and the garden in general this year was a wonderful success. I understand the exhaustion of late summer/early fall gardening, being just done and over it. Sometimes I cover plants I'm not done with to squeeze another week out of them but mostly I do like Elsa and "let it go".
I LOVE sweet potatoes too!! So much fun watching your JOY as you harvested
I love watching you guys harvesting your sweet potatoes.thanks for sharing your video.
End of the year is hard, but most of us are so tired, that we're ready for to put the garden to bed. Awesome sweet potato harvest!!
Loved this video and your sweet potato excitement! Todd's giggles were cute too! Lol
I love Rachels reactions to sweet potatoes.
What a beautiful spirit you both have. This was a delight. Thank you for the people that you are.
Congratulations on your fantastic sweet potato harvest!! Enjoyed seeing your passion, Rachel. Had me smiling along with you. God bless.
Awesome sweet potato hall, y’all will have sweet potatoes all winter long.
What a fun video! Love your excitement. Mine won’t be ready to dig for another 6 weeks!! I’m so excited to see what mine did!! My soil was a bit heavy, but I’m still hoping they did ok!!
lol you get so excited over these sweet potatoes ..I'm going to try to grow some
Love watching you in your beautiful garden. Yes God is saying you worked hard now it’s time to rest. 😊
Love your reaction to the sweet potatoes. Brought a smile to my face :) I’m now excited to get some plants in.
I wouldn't miss your sweet potato dig for the world. You two are the cutest getting so excited over the size of them. I saw your last years video as well. You made me smile today. God bless.
Really nice harvest of sweet potatoes. You obviously appreciate your garden so much and I am sure that translates to good care and therefore a good harvest. And you have a good sense of humor. All that together makes for good TH-cam videos.
Rachel you made me smile through all of your excitement!! That was some curly q’s potatoes for sure. Nice large round ones too. It’s sad to see the season ending.
I will, I can't wait to grow. So much fun just to watch you guys dig that sweet potatoes. It like treasure hunting!
You two were like kids on Easter with your excitement. I love it!
I’m so happy for y’all!!!!
You guys had a great sweet potato harvest. Yeah, I remember this time of year we would be down in the garden with daddy doing the same. Mom never had to buy sweet potatoes or russetts. Dad grew them all. Miss my childhood. Now if I could have any wish granted. It would to take me back t age 5. And relive those innocent years.
I didn't know that tip about tossing vines! I grew sweet potatoes for the first time last season and noticed my vines re-rooted and the sweet potatoes were really small. An "Ah-ha!" moment for me. I know that excitement digging in the dirt like that. I grew Jerusalem artichokes/Sunchokes last season and had a great harvest. Lots of fun digging those up!
I'm so glad you had a great sweet potato harvest!
with those green tomatoes make southern fried green tomatoes, so yummy
I am Florida and I dug an 8 foot bed and a couple of huge round grow bags. I got a lot of big sweet potatoes and a few small ones. We got 7 inches of rain in about 2 hours last month some of mine split and I feel it was due to the rain. The ones that did split healed over and I will can those in a couple of weeks after they have cured. I am really glad I watched your video. Not only did I enjoy your treasure hunt but I learned to put the vines back on top of the containers or grow area. This year at the end after the big rain they went everywhere! It looks more like kudzu in Georgia the sweet potato vines. I think we are going to take care of the garden tomorrow in a major way of getting rid of the vines.
I'm in Canada zones 3A and sometimes I don't have a choice but to pick stuff early or I cover it with a tarp or old sheets that's what I've been doing to my squash because my squash are only just developing now for some reason and I hope I get SOMETHING
uskitin. We are in your area. We had our first frost September 3 this year. It didn’t kill everything, I am still covering tomatoes and squash. 😊
My squash and watermelons are just developing. I'm in 6a. Weird year
@@TheCowEmporium I have a couple acorn squash trying to grow and I'm getting more flowers now than ever in the year so I'm really annoyed because we're going to get Frost soon I'm sure I've been watching the weather though
Yea still got the tarps out on my bean fence but everything else is kaput. frost got the corn and the taters and the short green beans first week of sept. Mother nature waited long enough that we didn't have to cover the cucumbers
Wow thank you so much for reminding me I have to figure out what tomatoes or peppers I want to move into the greenhouse to extend some. They are all container.
I'm in Edmonton Alberta ... way north ... we haven't had frost yet in my yard but we went down to 2 degrees Celsius last night ... i cover with remay cloth ... there is always a few days that threaten the whole garden when the weather will be fine thereafter ... remay cloth or garden cloth can provide 5 to 7 degrees protection ... tomatoes do fine for me and we are not warm climate .. i harvested a hundred pounds yesterday but left as many on the fines .. my tomatoes definitely continue to ripen well below 50 degrees Fahrenheit... but they slow down for sure .. but we are going back up to between 8 and 12 C for the over night Temps... ill leave mine to ripen ... i also cover with the remay and put a few light bulbs underneath if its going to actually go below zero .. between the heat given off and remay cover I can easily withstand several degrees below zero .. centigrade .. 💜
Y'all are a TRIP!!! I LOVE ❤️ THE EXCITEMENT!!!
Looks like your bittersweet turned into more SWEET with that potatoe harvest!! Congrads, you deserve it!! God is Good
What a beautiful blessing 😍🙏💚
I love your hoodie!
You two are so cute when you get excited 😁 I'm happy y'all got a great sweet potato harvest!!
Amen. ☺🤗
The weather might not be the best but it sure is a welcoming end after all the work growing and the amount of preserving it's finally going to slow up and the planning of next year's starts to take shape and a time to enjoy the cleaning up . Awesome harvest and fun !
I am so happy for you and your harvest. I definitely will grow them next year. It is like Christmas happiness for sure, what a gift.
I tried sweet potato vines leaves for the first time this year. I was amazed, berry good
Love watching you 2! I'm glad I stumbled upon you!
The frost coming is Mother Nature’s way of telling you to relax a little Rachel. That’s a great harvest you’ve had from your garden and all your hard work paid off. The excitement of digging for sweet potatoes is like panning for and finding gold.
Well how fun is that?..beautiful sweet potatoes. It was fun listening to your excitement and Todd’s giggle.
We are in SW Arizona and 3 years ago we dug the bed 2 feet down, mixed in a lot of straw with the soil and had giant Sweet Potatoes also. They do need some air and lots of loose soil. Loved your harvest. Judi
Like, I totally enjoyed watching yall have such a great time harvesting your sweet tatars.🙂