Can we all agree that Becky is a garden warrior??! This is so impressive and I know you’ll preserve every bit of it. Always an inspiration. Congratulations on almost 100k! I hope we get another live for your milestone! 💛🌿 have a beautiful weekend. xoxo
Young lady ,I get dizzy just watching you. I wish I knew you when I was younger. You are so elequent ,well spoken and sooo much energy. Bless you sweet heart.❤
A tip for pulling up carrots- if you wet the soil first you just need to pull very lightly and they come straight up! Saves you from wiggling them and risk snapping. :)
Same here. She is such an inspiration to me as well. I am building my house this year, and I can already see my garden and harvest time. I loved Becky's mum grocery list suggestion which I will be implementing.
Omg same! I’m always like how the hell are you so organised, have so much energy and live in a bigger house than I lmao and here I am in a 2 bedroom apartment and I can’t even stay organised with my life and I don’t have that much energy lmao
carrots' leaves can be dehydrated and used in soups stews etc as powder; they have a strong flavor of carrots and more nutrients than the carrots themselves
I love your vibe❤. When I want to be a slacker, I think "WWBD- what would Becky do?" You are very motivating in a sublime way. Lucky to have found your channel.
I am going to start asking that, WWBD? I also love to think about her quote "don't compare your beginning to someone else's middle". def helps me to remember that even experts had a beginning harvest too - I've been applying it to anything new I want to try! Thanks Becky - You RAWK!!! ;)
Honestly, yours is the most productive home garden I've ever seen! I can't believe this is only your second year. How did you learn so much about it all? Did your mom teach you or did you do research? Maybe you just have the greenest thumb there ever was!
Mary Maria - if you see this, I used to have a homestead too. I learned by reading books and going to organic farming conferences. Elliott Coleman has several books that are handy. (he's also on youtube) We sold some of our produce to food co-ops and had members of our farm who bought shares, and I canned the rest.
Congratulations!!! I’m retiring from the military next year and my wife and I want to start a new garden. I enjoy watching your videos because you remind us of the life-long friends that we have. My prayer for you is that you continue to be blessed by your hard work. God says you reap what you sow. Keep up the good work!
Composting is great, but if you have a dehydrator, dehydrate some of fresh-picked carrot tops (leaves more than stems) and you can make a mildly spicy green powder full of nutrients. Same with beet greens, radish greens. etc. Dehydrating them gives you an herb for flavoring foods, and nearly all the nutrients of eating them fresh, except you can serve them in soups, stews, sauces, etc, in the wintertime!
I'm a pastry chef that has just gotten into "food" gardening and you are just soooooo enthusiastic about what you're doing, it makes me want to even more get deeper into the planting to reap the benefits. God bless you
I realize that I am my happiest when I'm gardening. My grandfather worked at the Brooklyn Botanic Gardens and was such an influence even though he passed when I was 12. I plan on expanding my small garden off my deck and into my backyard this year and I just bought some fruit trees and a blueberry bush and a water bath canner and I'm livin' my best life planning it all and learning!
We like to save some of the small carrots for snacking ,but grate and dehydrate and powder most of them for use in soups stews breads and muffins. A great way to add veggies to all kinds of things.
@@angelh1608, you can make pesto sauce with them ,you can dry and powder to put in green powders, and you can add them to bone broth and veggie stock. They are great for chicken s and bunnies and goats etc. Don't waste them.
It was so satisfying to watch you gather your “bella abbondanza” (beautiful abundance). I’m physically unable to have a garden these days so watching you was an emotional experience. Looking forward to seeing how you preserve your bounty.
There's lots of things you can grow indoors. Look into small container varieties of tomatoes (Tiny Tim is 12" tall) peppers (Grandpa's Home is also 12" tall) sprouts, microgreens, salad greens, radishes, etc. I hope this helps.
With the plum tree, I don’t know if you have already mentioned it in a different video, but a lot of fruit trees have alternate years for good fruit crops and then the next year, they tend to smaller crops and turn their energy into the tree itself. Then the cycle continues Hope it survives to next year though 🤞
And a really radical pruning, as in back to the main trunk, can infuse new life into the tree, followed by subsequent major pruning each year afterwards.
Gardening is such a great hobby - it's so satisfying to be able to grow your own food, and even more so to be able to preserve it for later. I've only been gardening for a couple years, but I've already learned so much and I'm always excited to learn more. I would encourage you to keep at it - even if it's just a small backyard garden, there's nothing like the feeling of being able to go out to your garden and harvest fresh produce that you grew yourself.
I absolutely love that we can hear your Chickens happily clucking away on the background. I have always had great luck with Dollar Tree seeds. I always get my tomatoes from seeds of past tomatoes. Free seeds 😁😍
I just found your channel and it’s great! I’ve gotten into gardening the last couple years and even though it’s a small backyard garden, I’ve had enough to make some dishes to get my freezer all stocked for winter. I can’t describe it, but it’s just really satisfying to grow and preserve food.
Suggestion for your dollar tree onions - slice and sauté them to caramelize, then freeze. I do this with onions all the time and then I have them ready to add to other recipes. It’s a real timesaver!
WOW! I am constantly amazed at the sheer volume of work this took and I’m sure it must be so satisfying to get such an abundant harvest. That you did this primarily on your own is mind blowing! TFS
That garden is AMAZING! God has truly blessed you guys! Im just overwhelmed at your harvest. More people need to realize how much money they can save by planting your own crops.
We went with 2 acres, and it was definitely the right decision! I think if you look for some acreage you won't regret it! Good luck on your new home! 🙂
Becky, you are amazing. So happy for you about your wonderful harvest! Verse that came to mind....when there seems to be no way, God makes a way. So happy for you. Thanks for your all your videos! I'm learning so much, which is good because this will bless my family of 6. Thanks!
Have a sneaky suspicion it would be great to be her neighbor. Just love this channel and can't wait to see what you do with those veggies and fruit. I vote for apple jelly and pie filling. ❤🇨🇦
I have to admit, I purposely don't thin my carrots because I love when they are that small lol. Also, carrot tops are an AMAZING addition to your super green powder.
@@sarahburke1576 Definitely give it a try. They taste carrot-y, though with a slightly bitter tang, which I like. Pairs well with nuts (almonds or walnuts), garlic, and lashings of lemon juice and EVOO.
I'm so happy for you Becky. You have worked really hard and long on your garden and watching you go through your garden and getting excited to see what your garden has produced for you brings me so much joy. I needed this video today, thank you so much Becky. Take care hun. ❤
I hope you know and people appreciate what an absolute QUEEN you are out there putting in so much work, growing all this from nothing and being able to nurture so many people with it! And you're filming and sharing it on YT. Truely divine 👏👏👏
I love how no fuss, real life your videos are. Loved seeing the harvest. Weather did not cooperate in PA this year so had a light harvest year but there’s always next year. Makes me very thankful for the professional farmers!
Hi Becky, I love your channel and I love watching you you are such a workhorse. It seems that you just go go go go. I’m very impressed!! And your garden is amazing!
A warm and fuzzy childhood memory comes to me as you are procuring your onion seeds. A younger sibling was being a pest(normal) so Mom asked her to make up cheers for us as we were gardening. We all helped with the wording, but I still remember it: Ahem, ahem, ahem! Onions, onions, siss boom bah! Onions, onions Rah, rah, rah! Plant 'em in the dirt give 'em a couple squirts pretty soon the flower pops and little seeds go plop plop plop! There were other parts to the chorus, changed as the day went on. That was a fun day!
Becky, you’re truly a pleasure to learn from. You are an incredible, and hard working woman! Your children are very lucky to have a role model like you. Keep it up!
My dad’s tomato harvesting tip: pull the green stems off the fruit right away, and they’ll be less likely to bruise or poke holes in each other in the bowl/basket
Love the sound of carrots coming out of the ground. I used to help my aunt and uncle garden, and my aunt would plant me a row of carrots to 'thin'... right next to the water spigot. I think I turned orange that summer. I also helped with potatoes, corn, cauliflower... but my favorite was the peanuts. Oh, raw green peanuts are so good.
You are a DYNAMO Becky ❣️❣️I can't even find the words to say how impressive you are... I've watched you from the beginning and it is so great to see you grow your channel and become more confident ❤️in everything you do. Many blessings 🙏🙏 thank you for sharing as well 😉😊appreciate all your hard work and so do all your subscribers ❣️❣️keep being your amazing self.
It's 1.30 am midnight IST, and I just could not stop watching ur video as it's my dream to have homestead this productive and myself this active. You are 👏 amazing...
I don't live were l can have a garden now, but when my children were littke we had fun planting, picking and eating the fruits of our labors. Gardens are a true blessing when you can plant one.
You were soooo meant to be doing this! I get excited just watching you! My grandparents always grew a garden and had chickens when I was young. Hearing your chickens cluck brings a smile to my face. 😁 There’s nothing better than fresh eggs! 👩🏼🌾👩🏽🍳👩🏽🍳🐔🍏🍐🥒🧅🧄🌶🥔🥕🥚.........😋😋😋
Your harvest makes me so happy! I’m so very impressed honey, cause you’re still a rookie, I can’t wait to see after you get more experience under your belt! Nothing will stop you! 👏🏽
I just discovered your channel a few days ago and I am obsessed. I love your energy and the way you approach things. I cant wait to see what you do with the harvest!! I would love to see some canning videos and I love the batch cooking/ freezer meals!!
Indeed you had an impressive harvest that would cost a small fortune in the supermarket. Homegrown tastes better though & you had the joy of growing it yourself. 😍
Becky you're so funny dragging the wheel barrel right in the door. I would do same, if I had a great harvest like this! Thank you for making the videos I love following along with you, you are very inspiring! 👍🏼👏🏻
I sure enjoy watching you! Your get it done attitude is great. I also like that you make your own rule as you go and always get something to grow! Love from SC!
just a heads up, for the plum tree, the reason why they are so small is because they are too many, try taking some of the plum flowers off when it begins to blum and cutting any new or extra tree shots that may be forming, making it focus purely on the fruits you leave behind.
I just love watching your videos! My garden is about the size of one your garden beds! I was wondering if you would do an experiment with the bed that wasn’t used this year and plant a full garden in one bed (tomatoes, peppers, carrots, onions etc)?!For those of us that have small gardens I think it would be fun to see how you can organize and plant 1 bed that produces all of your food and how much you can actually get out of it!
Have you tried 'hanging' a garden? (Like hanging baskets) It's a great way to use space that would otherwise go unused....especially when your space on the ground is limited.
You got a high haul out of your garden, those carrots look amazing. My carrots didn’t do good this year so hopefully next year I can get them to grow. Love your channel, and can’t wait till you start canning so I can learn more from you.
I was listening to a podcast this week and they mentioned making carrot top pesto. I haven't tried it myself as yet but sounds interesting! Loving your videos.
My significant other/soon to be husband were just blessed a 5 acre homestead and house and garage and my mind was strictly on GARDEN..CANNING.. different ways to food preserve..and chickens. Thank you Becky for my lessons 101 on all of this….my absolute thrill of all this land and what to do has truly been helped by you. I am a huge fan .
YES HARVEST TIME!!!!!!!! Ahhh this was so much fun to watch, been waiting the last few months watching everything growing! Can't wait to see you process and preserve them next :)
Often times we underestimate what we can do and how well we can do them.... you my friend, should be extremely proud of yourself! Can’t wait to see how you preserve these beauties. 😬👏❤️
I wish we were friends. You seem like a very wise person. I am loving your videos and learning from it. Everyone of us should know how to take care of a garden
Well done Becky!! You have really inspired me to do more gardening next year. I want to see the chickens too. Looking forward to spending this Christmas season baking and cooking with you.
With the knowledge you have, the knowledge you seek & your common sense I see you having a low to no cost garden in the next 2-3 yrs if not sooner. Keep trying & remember some years are not as productive as others, mostly from things out of your control. Never stop trying! I am proud of you! Not many people your age would even think of attempting what you have already achieved. Great job & great example set!
I love watching you in your element, sharing with us. I get a big grin everytime you talk about next year, though. I hope the plumb tree survives to fruit for the next owners.
Your energy and excitement for your garden is so contagious! I rent a place in the city and have a couple of small raised beds in my concrete backyard, and im so excited of the fact that I get to grow at least some produce although I would love a bigger back yard! Your videos inspire me :) thank you for all your hard work!
I discovered your videos a couple of days ago and haven't been able to stop clicking on the next one. You are amazing!!! Just one quick hack to share though. Put a clean toilet brush at the end of your drill and put your carrots and potatoes in a bucket full of water then turn put the toilet brush in the bucket and turn on the drill. It will wash your carrots and potatoes wonderfully
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Over 1 million views on this one.congrats
I “harvested” 6 strawberries off my plant the other day and I thought of you and i was all proud of myself 🤣❤️
I feel ya, I was so proud of my two tiny strawberries. 😆
@@Tata-iu3fy I feel both of you. My strawberries (all 4 of them) never even turned red. They just stayed this pale color. 🤔🍓
As you guys should okay
@@gypsymom0819 aww, next time hon.
@@Lilo.-. 🙂
Absolutely Incredible Becky is taking out Numerous Wheelbarrows Full of Fruits and Vegetables! Its Awesome!!
Can we all agree that Becky is a garden warrior??! This is so impressive and I know you’ll preserve every bit of it. Always an inspiration. Congratulations on almost 100k! I hope we get another live for your milestone! 💛🌿 have a beautiful weekend. xoxo
Totally agree!
Totally
Absolutely 💯 %❣
She’s great xx
Shes literally the reason I stood in the kitchen for 5 hours making 21 freezer meals tonight 🤣
Young lady ,I get dizzy just watching you. I wish I knew you when I was younger. You are so elequent ,well spoken and sooo much energy. Bless you sweet heart.❤
Does anyone else appreciate the rouge purple carrot like i do?????? And the fact Becky is a harvesting Ninja???.
Yes! I kept looking for the odd carrot out in all the washing scenes.
I want to plant purple carrots
@@susantaylor8507 I have grown cosmic purple before. Can't recommend that variety as they were quite bitter, although maybe I messed up somehow.
I'm not sure what the variety is but I plant some that are white, yellow, purple and orange in one seed packet and they are great producers.
A tip for pulling up carrots- if you wet the soil first you just need to pull very lightly and they come straight up! Saves you from wiggling them and risk snapping. :)
Great tip! I always try to pull mine after it rains 😊
Great tip, thank you
im going to try this thanks!
Your whole life is my life goals. Your garden, your organization, canning, I’m obsessed with your channel omg!!!
Same here. She is such an inspiration to me as well. I am building my house this year, and I can already see my garden and harvest time. I loved Becky's mum grocery list suggestion which I will be implementing.
Omg same! I’m always like how the hell are you so organised, have so much energy and live in a bigger house than I lmao and here I am in a 2 bedroom apartment and I can’t even stay organised with my life and I don’t have that much energy lmao
For real I’m obsessed
Nice pic
OMG me too!! I am 68 years young and want to do all the things!!!!
I liked the entire video but the carrot washing part was so satisfying and pleasant to my ears. I watched it a second time lol
carrots' leaves can be dehydrated and used in soups stews etc as powder; they have a strong flavor of carrots and more nutrients than the carrots themselves
How to process em?
@@lasseel3724 just use a dehydrator then grind them in the blender or a coffee grinder; you can use them raw, finely chopped, in soups and stews
I never knew this ! Awesome !!!!!!
@@amandaforeman2626 Carrot tops make a nice pesto too :)
Good to know
Don’t throw away the carrot greens! It’s a great pesto, a great salad; a great soup, and a great addition to all green soups and smoothies
She said she gives to animals to eat
really it can use for salad, maybe i try it
My great aunt used to use them in place of parsley
The chickens are not impressed with someone trying to take their food 😂😝
I even dehydrate the greens and turn into a “flour” I mix it 50/50 w all purpose flour and make pasta !! Yuuuummmm
I honestly just love how excited and proud she is when harvesting hat she grew. It really shows what hard work can get you.
I love that you rolled your wheel barrow right into your kitchen! Goals!
I love your vibe❤. When I want to be a slacker, I think "WWBD- what would Becky do?" You are very motivating in a sublime way. Lucky to have found your channel.
I am going to start asking that, WWBD? I also love to think about her quote "don't compare your beginning to someone else's middle". def helps me to remember that even experts had a beginning harvest too - I've been applying it to anything new I want to try! Thanks Becky - You RAWK!!! ;)
Haha yes wwbd ? She is so motivating!
The joy of working with the land is so inspiring.
Honestly, yours is the most productive home garden I've ever seen! I can't believe this is only your second year. How did you learn so much about it all? Did your mom teach you or did you do research? Maybe you just have the greenest thumb there ever was!
Good question
Plz reply
Mary Maria - if you see this, I used to have a homestead too. I learned by reading books and going to organic farming conferences. Elliott Coleman has several books that are handy. (he's also on youtube) We sold some of our produce to food co-ops and had members of our farm who bought shares, and I canned the rest.
Congratulations!!! I’m retiring from the military next year and my wife and I want to start a new garden. I enjoy watching your videos because you remind us of the life-long friends that we have. My prayer for you is that you continue to be blessed by your hard work. God says you reap what you sow. Keep up the good work!
My hubs just retired 1 year ago from the Navy. We are makin my plans to buy land in a few years to farm.
Hope your garden was good this year 😊
Composting is great, but if you have a dehydrator, dehydrate some of fresh-picked carrot tops (leaves more than stems) and you can make a mildly spicy green powder full of nutrients. Same with beet greens, radish greens. etc. Dehydrating them gives you an herb for flavoring foods, and nearly all the nutrients of eating them fresh, except you can serve them in soups, stews, sauces, etc, in the wintertime!
What a great suggestion! Thank you!
They are great in a soup too. I always buy them at the market.
I'm a pastry chef that has just gotten into "food" gardening and you are just soooooo enthusiastic about what you're doing, it makes me want to even more get deeper into the planting to reap the benefits. God bless you
Just got the first three tomatoes from my own tiny garden and feel super proud. I hope I can have a big garden like you have one day!
Congratulations!! That is amazing
I realize that I am my happiest when I'm gardening. My grandfather worked at the Brooklyn Botanic Gardens and was such an influence even though he passed when I was 12. I plan on expanding my small garden off my deck and into my backyard this year and I just bought some fruit trees and a blueberry bush and a water bath canner and I'm livin' my best life planning it all and learning!
We like to save some of the small carrots for snacking ,but grate and dehydrate and powder most of them for use in soups stews breads and muffins. A great way to add veggies to all kinds of things.
Is there anything you can do with the carrot greens?
@@angelh1608, you can make pesto sauce with them ,you can dry and powder to put in green powders, and you can add them to bone broth and veggie stock. They are great for chicken s and bunnies and goats etc. Don't waste them.
You are gifted here in the philippines we believe only those gifted with nature can make the plants grow so well and abundant aww blessed 💐
It was so satisfying to watch you gather your “bella abbondanza” (beautiful abundance). I’m physically unable to have a garden these days so watching you was an emotional experience. Looking forward to seeing how you preserve your bounty.
There's lots of things you can grow indoors. Look into small container varieties of tomatoes (Tiny Tim is 12" tall) peppers (Grandpa's Home is also 12" tall) sprouts, microgreens, salad greens, radishes, etc. I hope this helps.
With the plum tree, I don’t know if you have already mentioned it in a different video, but a lot of fruit trees have alternate years for good fruit crops and then the next year, they tend to smaller crops and turn their energy into the tree itself. Then the cycle continues
Hope it survives to next year though 🤞
If you still have plums this year I recommend you try plum pie with streusel, it's delicious and even better with fresh fruit!
And a really radical pruning, as in back to the main trunk, can infuse new life into the tree, followed by subsequent major pruning each year afterwards.
Absolutely love watching Becky in her garden. So energetic and enthusiastic. So pleased there was a good harvest after all the hard work.
Gardening is such a great hobby - it's so satisfying to be able to grow your own food, and even more so to be able to preserve it for later. I've only been gardening for a couple years, but I've already learned so much and I'm always excited to learn more. I would encourage you to keep at it - even if it's just a small backyard garden, there's nothing like the feeling of being able to go out to your garden and harvest fresh produce that you grew yourself.
I can see your hubby coming home. The look he’ll have when he sees a literal wheelbarrow full in the kitchen plus all the bowls of veggies 😁
I was thinking the same thing! How do you get the wheelbarrow into the kitchen?!
I absolutely love that we can hear your Chickens happily clucking away on the background. I have always had great luck with Dollar Tree seeds. I always get my tomatoes from seeds of past tomatoes. Free seeds 😁😍
There is nothing like the feeling you get from a great harvest. We were created to grow food. I'm so proud of you Becky. Congratulations.
I just found your channel and it’s great! I’ve gotten into gardening the last couple years and even though it’s a small backyard garden, I’ve had enough to make some dishes to get my freezer all stocked for winter. I can’t describe it, but it’s just really satisfying to grow and preserve food.
Suggestion for your dollar tree onions - slice and sauté them to caramelize, then freeze. I do this with onions all the time and then I have them ready to add to other recipes. It’s a real timesaver!
Oooh how do you reheat them?
WOW! I am constantly amazed at the sheer volume of work this took and I’m sure it must be so satisfying to get such an abundant harvest. That you did this primarily on your own is mind blowing! TFS
Becky is a warrior and I love seeing this young lady doing all she can to be self-sufficient. Love all your Videos Becky.
That garden is AMAZING! God has truly blessed you guys! Im just overwhelmed at your harvest. More people need to realize how much money they can save by planting your own crops.
I’m looking to build a home and I think you just helped me consider acreage. Thank you! Enjoy your bounty!!!!💕
We went with 2 acres, and it was definitely the right decision! I think if you look for some acreage you won't regret it! Good luck on your new home! 🙂
Becky, you are amazing. So happy for you about your wonderful harvest! Verse that came to mind....when there seems to be no way, God makes a way. So happy for you. Thanks for your all your videos! I'm learning so much, which is good because this will bless my family of 6. Thanks!
You have to “cure” onions for 4-6 weeks. That will cause the paper protection for storage.
You’re always in good spirits, but the pure joy in this video is contagious 😄
Have a sneaky suspicion it would be great to be her neighbor. Just love this channel and can't wait to see what you do with those veggies and fruit. I vote for apple jelly and pie filling. ❤🇨🇦
Wow...i wish i could plant fruits and vegetables....u re such a blessed soul
I have to admit, I purposely don't thin my carrots because I love when they are that small lol. Also, carrot tops are an AMAZING addition to your super green powder.
Paula I didn’t know you can eat carrot tops. Good to know!
I add them to soups. It since she’s giving them to the chicken and using them as mulch they didn’t go to waste after all
@@sarahburke1576 Carrot tops make a nice pesto :)
@@MC-ko2mx I had no idea!! I thought you just had to compost. I’m going to try that now!!
@@sarahburke1576 Definitely give it a try.
They taste carrot-y, though with a slightly bitter tang, which I like.
Pairs well with nuts (almonds or walnuts), garlic, and lashings of lemon juice and EVOO.
Very inspiring. We only harvested watermelons, cucumbers, tomatoes and herbs from our garden this year but you inspired me to keep trying!
Love that you take the time to pick up the fruit on the ground. Lucky chicken 🐔
I just discovered Acre Homestead . I love it ! You are very inspiring to watch , you do have a relaxing voice , and I enjoy how you learn as you go .
I'm so happy for you Becky. You have worked really hard and long on your garden and watching you go through your garden and getting excited to see what your garden has produced for you brings me so much joy. I needed this video today, thank you so much Becky. Take care hun. ❤
I hope you know and people appreciate what an absolute QUEEN you are out there putting in so much work, growing all this from nothing and being able to nurture so many people with it! And you're filming and sharing it on YT. Truely divine 👏👏👏
Wow, Becky. What a wonderful harvest. You have inspired me to start my own small garden next year. I live in Surrey in the UK x
I love how no fuss, real life your videos are. Loved seeing the harvest. Weather did not cooperate in PA this year so had a light harvest year but there’s always next year. Makes me very thankful for the professional farmers!
You are so blessed to have a property with mature fruit trees! Those Asian pears looks so good! What an amazing harvest. I can’t wait to see more.
Hi Becky,
I love your channel and I love watching you you are such a workhorse. It seems that you just go go go go. I’m very impressed!! And your garden is amazing!
A warm and fuzzy childhood memory comes to me as you are procuring your onion seeds.
A younger sibling was being a pest(normal) so Mom asked her to make up cheers for us as we were gardening. We all helped with the wording, but I still remember it:
Ahem, ahem, ahem!
Onions, onions,
siss boom bah!
Onions, onions
Rah, rah, rah!
Plant 'em in the dirt
give 'em a couple squirts
pretty soon the flower pops
and little seeds go
plop plop plop!
There were other parts to the chorus, changed as the day went on.
That was a fun day!
Becky, you’re truly a pleasure to learn from. You are an incredible, and hard working woman! Your children are very lucky to have a role model like you. Keep it up!
My dad’s tomato harvesting tip: pull the green stems off the fruit right away, and they’ll be less likely to bruise or poke holes in each other in the bowl/basket
Love the sound of carrots coming out of the ground. I used to help my aunt and uncle garden, and my aunt would plant me a row of carrots to 'thin'... right next to the water spigot. I think I turned orange that summer. I also helped with potatoes, corn, cauliflower... but my favorite was the peanuts. Oh, raw green peanuts are so good.
You are a DYNAMO Becky ❣️❣️I can't even find the words to say how impressive you are... I've watched you from the beginning and it is so great to see you grow your channel and become more confident ❤️in everything you do. Many blessings 🙏🙏 thank you for sharing as well 😉😊appreciate all your hard work and so do all your subscribers ❣️❣️keep being your amazing self.
It's 1.30 am midnight IST, and I just could not stop watching ur video as it's my dream to have homestead this productive and myself this active. You are 👏 amazing...
I find it so relaxing watching you do all this. I would love to have some land to do the same.
Just prune the plum tree branch ends back about 12-15 in early fall. best after the leaves fall.
You're just the best! Your excitement about your harvest is contagious. I am so excited to see what you do with all that gorgeous bounty!
This is bonkers! I am so incredibly impressed with all of this food you grew!!!!
It’s so relaxing to listen to the harvesting, random visitors, and the chickens in the background.
I don't live were l can have a garden now, but when my children were littke we had fun planting, picking and eating the fruits of our labors. Gardens are a true blessing when you can plant one.
Definitely Becky is a garden warrior! The garden harvest was impressive, great job.
You were soooo meant to be doing this! I get excited just watching you! My grandparents always grew a garden and had chickens when I was young. Hearing your chickens cluck brings a smile to my face. 😁 There’s nothing better than fresh eggs! 👩🏼🌾👩🏽🍳👩🏽🍳🐔🍏🍐🥒🧅🧄🌶🥔🥕🥚.........😋😋😋
Your harvest makes me so happy! I’m so very impressed honey, cause you’re still a rookie, I can’t wait to see after you get more experience under your belt! Nothing will stop you! 👏🏽
My mother used to make tempura from the carrot leaves. They are crunchy and the flavor of the leaves is delicious!!!
I just discovered your channel a few days ago and I am obsessed. I love your energy and the way you approach things. I cant wait to see what you do with the harvest!! I would love to see some canning videos and I love the batch cooking/ freezer meals!!
I love how kind you are to all animals, even if they are in your garden, or a random lovie cat.
Indeed you had an impressive harvest that would cost a small fortune in the supermarket. Homegrown tastes better though & you had the joy of growing it yourself. 😍
I love your cheerful and grateful spirit. you are giving us hope my friend. Thank you
Becky you're so funny dragging the wheel barrel right in the door. I would do same, if I had a great harvest like this! Thank you for making the videos I love following along with you, you are very inspiring! 👍🏼👏🏻
Watching you harvest calms me down. With all the hustle-bustle of the city life it's very stress relieving
I sure enjoy watching you! Your get it done attitude is great. I also like that you make your own rule as you go and always get something to grow! Love from SC!
just a heads up, for the plum tree, the reason why they are so small is because they are too many, try taking some of the plum flowers off when it begins to blum and cutting any new or extra tree shots that may be forming, making it focus purely on the fruits you leave behind.
I just love watching your videos! My garden is about the size of one your garden beds! I was wondering if you would do an experiment with the bed that wasn’t used this year and plant a full garden in one bed (tomatoes, peppers, carrots, onions etc)?!For those of us that have small gardens I think it would be fun to see how you can organize and plant 1 bed that produces all of your food and how much you can actually get out of it!
Have you tried 'hanging' a garden? (Like hanging baskets) It's a great way to use space that would otherwise go unused....especially when your space on the ground is limited.
Yes!! I actually have my strawberries in hanging baskets!
You remind me of my mother who also wheeled the wheelbarrow into the house! Thank you Becky!
You got a high haul out of your garden, those carrots look amazing. My carrots didn’t do good this year so hopefully next year I can get them to grow. Love your channel, and can’t wait till you start canning so I can learn more from you.
I was listening to a podcast this week and they mentioned making carrot top pesto. I haven't tried it myself as yet but sounds interesting! Loving your videos.
Carrot tops have great nutrition and healing powers!
I love how real and simple you keep you’re videos 💜 can’t wait to see a pumpkin harvest
I'm so excited for that too!!
My significant other/soon to be husband were just blessed a 5 acre homestead and house and garage and my mind was strictly on GARDEN..CANNING..
different ways to food preserve..and chickens. Thank you Becky for my lessons 101 on all of this….my absolute thrill of all this land and what to do has truly been helped by you. I am a huge fan .
You are truly blessed
I totally agree! Thank you Debra!
by far my favourite a combination of cooking growing homesteading and u do it like its old like mothers and grandma's love it
YES HARVEST TIME!!!!!!!! Ahhh this was so much fun to watch, been waiting the last few months watching everything growing! Can't wait to see you process and preserve them next :)
Maybe prune the plum tree (NO PUN INTENDED) next spring and may keep producing fairly well.
Often times we underestimate what we can do and how well we can do them.... you my friend, should be extremely proud of yourself! Can’t wait to see how you preserve these beauties. 😬👏❤️
I wish we were friends. You seem like a very wise person. I am loving your videos and learning from it. Everyone of us should know how to take care of a garden
Congratulations Becky! Can't wait for all the preserving videos. Good thing you had a vacation first.
Waw I'm so excited seeing all your lovely fruits and veggies
Well done Becky!! You have really inspired me to do more gardening next year. I want to see the chickens too. Looking forward to spending this Christmas season baking and cooking with you.
With the knowledge you have, the knowledge you seek & your common sense I see you having a low to no cost garden in the next 2-3 yrs if not sooner. Keep trying & remember some years are not as productive as others, mostly from things out of your control. Never stop trying! I am proud of you! Not many people your age would even think of attempting what you have already achieved. Great job & great example set!
I love how at the end you're just like "I'm gonna bring the whole thing in the house."
I love watching you in your element, sharing with us. I get a big grin everytime you talk about next year, though. I hope the plumb tree survives to fruit for the next owners.
Congratulations on your beautiful harvest! I’m overwhelmed just watching all you do, you are amazing!
Am sure u are as sweet as those plums....such well mannered, kind and a beautiful person....your vlogs are a delight to watch..God bless you 😊❤
Oh I really like how you clean the carrots outside before taking them inside!! I like learning new techniques on little things like that. Thanks!
Congrats on your harvest that's epic! It's amazing what you can do for yourself isnt it!
Your energy and excitement for your garden is so contagious! I rent a place in the city and have a couple of small raised beds in my concrete backyard, and im so excited of the fact that I get to grow at least some produce although I would love a bigger back yard! Your videos inspire me :) thank you for all your hard work!
I can’t wait to see how you use all of this. This harvest is the goal.
I discovered your videos a couple of days ago and haven't been able to stop clicking on the next one. You are amazing!!! Just one quick hack to share though. Put a clean toilet brush at the end of your drill and put your carrots and potatoes in a bucket full of water then turn put the toilet brush in the bucket and turn on the drill. It will wash your carrots and potatoes wonderfully