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Tour My Gardens with Me! First Tour 2021
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 มิ.ย. 2021
- Come along for the intro of our 2021 Garden Tours!
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You are such a good inspiration to me. I have had to start my homestead by myself, divorced, 2 surgeries. but I buckle down and I am getting there. Garden, fruit trees, flowers, and 30 fir trees and bushes,started bee hives, built my raised beds, at 63 yrs young. My dream to retire on this property/ homestead soon. I get stressed that I am behind. I want chickens and a hoop house, time and $$ first. Lol...getting there one day at a time. Thank you for being real, honest and fun.
Hold the line Sis. You're doing awesome.
"Fine Red Neckery y'all," you go girl👍
Looking good. And you know I know how much work that represents. I picked my first English peas today, they were so good.
OAG
Your Husband is precious! Love the way he loves you!
I just love you. Not only do I learn so much you brighten my day. I work from home and it is a good thing there aren’t any cameras. I laugh with you, answer your questions and cringe when you hold the snakes to remove them. Thank you for sharing you knowledge
My 3 yo granddaughter loves gardening with her Nani (Urdu for mother’s mother). She loves picking and handing out peapods and we snack as we weed. Point out to her which are weeds and she’ll get after them without mistakes!
I love how you described the "black woven weave landscaping material." lol .... for now, I'm sticking with leaf and pine needle mulch, but that's partially a financial consideration. A lawn care guy brings me the mulch. Win-win for the two of us.
Use those flags to mark melons as you find them. That way you won't miss one as the vine covers everything.
Gab's potatoes and your onions fried together !! yum The garden looks great Ms. P. 💕😂😁
I appreciate some Good Red- neckery, God Bless You and your family
As always you are very encouraging. My husband and I are in our second year of marriage and home ownership and this crazy world has got me worried about getting my gardens growing. And TH-camrs, bless them, have helped me formulate, focus, and forgive time constraints and mistakes to keep moving forward in the right direction to grow a sustainable and healthy life for our future family.
This year's surprise is volunteer potatoes, squash. And a peach tree! Free from a friend, mint, chives. Bought a start of those pink double peonies my grandma loved.
Several years ago we experimented using it in one area and not in another using same plants and the bed with the black fabric absolutely thrived! We use it in all the beds now❤️
My uncle used to use grass clippings in his garden. He also used cardboard and newspaper in the walkways. He just made sure not to use anything with colored ink.
I have a ton of volunteer orange and yellow cosmos that have been reseeding themselves for several years. I just love them.
Thanks. I was beating myself up because I had to have back surgery in February which put extra pressure on my husband. Much better now so I am able to do more. God said “slow down”. Yes sir!
Patara, I just want to thank you for the years of inspiration. Lots of love from Florida 🌴
Seeing your cosmos just made me realize that I pulled ALL of the ones I planted, thinking they were weeds. 😭😭😭 I've never grown them before. I haven't grown a lot of things from seed before, so I've been letting everything go, trying to figure out "hmmm... weed or flower?". I'm so sad now. I guess I know what I'll be outside planting tomorrow. 🤣 This was such a lovely video. I appreciated the bit about doing what you can with what you have. Our homesteading dream was crushed before it ever came to fruition. So I'm just going to keep trusting in our Father and I'm going to grow and bloom where I'm planted while I wait. 💕
Hi
Nice garden 🌸
Tobacco will also draw the sting out
My family’s used it forever & a day 🤗
Learned something new today
Thanks
My Granny believed in the snuff and spit remedy too.
I would love to go wasp hunting if I could see her mix up her love potion and rub it in to the sting.
Thank you for awakening this precious memory.
☮️💖🙏
“Red Neckery” too funny 😂
I had to chuckle each time you made sure to say “woven weave black landscape material.” 😂 Loved this tour of your garden!
I love these garden and farm tours! I always learn something new from you!! 😉😊👍
I have an all volunteer marigold area just like your cosmo area, with a few random volunteer tomatoes. lol I'm thankful for each and every volunteer plant that saved me time and money.
I've always used layers of old black/white print newspaper for weed barrier, plus grass clippings - works wonders and costs next to nothing. Love your garden !!!
I've got a whole list of seeds and plants to look up after this video. Thank you! I'm 66 and in the UK with just my garden space in front of and behind my house,. Not exactly a homestead, but even there we've put in loads of herbs and fruit bushes., plus we have a good apple tree and a good pear. When the grandkids want a snack, well, out you go and see what you can find! This spring we're going to get more veggies in. Looking to grow upwards, as we don't have the space to let them ramble. Right at the end I saw you making that plantain poltice. Yes! I discovered that one summer in Albania ( yep, that stuff is everywhere) and showed it to a few people. It works on cuts too, and speeds up the cell growth to heal them up/ Love it love it love it!
Yay. I shoo the black snakes too. As long as they stay away from my eggs, no problems. I still don't kill them. Different story for copperheads.
Patara I just love your personality, your smile and how you make everyone laugh well maybe not everyone those just have a life full of rottenness to begin with anyways. Thank you for sharing your gardens and tips. Hugs
From a snake lover: thank you so much for safely relocating it. I am so over people needlessly killing snakes out of fear and ignorance. They are such beautiful, beneficial creatures.
Thank you for being kind enough to share...it's very very lovely!!
Patara ~ you're a braver woman than I am ... I don't do snakes!!! My daddy was born in Sevierville (& I still have lots family down there) & when I was a little girl & we would go to visit my Grandpa Whaley we would go through Pigeon Forge. Well, I know that it is a BIG place now, but back then (in the late 60s & early 70s) it was just a 2 lane road & a few little tourist shops on the side of the road. Thanks for bringing up some wonderful childhood memories ... & thanks for your garden tour!!
I have used the woven weave fabric in our gardens for 5 years now. It has its pros and cons. We do enjoy utilizing this form of gardening.
Weeding is very therapeutic....get your frustration out!
I lay deer netting down over my sweet potatoes to keep rabbits groundhogs and deer from eating them you just have to take it up every couple days to keep the vines from growing through the mesh
Your beautiful soul gives me so much life . I just adore you !
Hope you put that snake in your garden they are your best friend in a garden my momma taught me that❤️
I love your personally. You always make me smile.
Awww .. can’t believe a bee would sting you… thanks for sharing your garden with us. Everything looking good.
Bee sting: Bentonite clay and make a paste. Cover with a moist cloth. Boom! Great stuff with multiple purposes. Human and animal medicine. Great episode!
Cattle panels are 70 dollars each up here. I'm going to use the wire mesh used in laying concrete pads. Only 17 dollars a panel at Home Depot. It looks like cattle panels only it's not galvanized so I can just enjoy the rust patina is will get or pant them.
It will work, I use it for my cucumbers!! My hubby just trimed it with some wood all around and gave it legs, so we could put it in the ground. Its a beautiful green 'wall' every summer!!
HA! Ur clips r so brilliant! Came across ur quail video, by chance, I’m watching them all now!
I live in Sydney, Australia, but am planning to move to Spain soon & establish my own homestead!
Thank u for sharing all ur lessons learned & advice! X
I am with ya girlfriend with redneckery!!! Redneckery rules!!!
You are the best...not just with homesteading but inspiration as well. God's speed to you and your family.
Ohhh Patara, you crack me up 🤣🤣🤣🤣 "black woven weave landscaping material". I love the "simplicity" that you share with us.
I really like that word "redneckary"! Just makes me smile-Thanks Patara!
I decided to start an apothecary garden this year. I found a wonderful place called Erin's Meadow Herb farm and she has herbs you can't find other places. I am so excited about this. It has just made my year.
This year after having COVID we have only planted tomatoes. We’ve had so much rain here in TX. I am hoping to plant this weekend. Hope it’s not to late. We do have a long growing season. Love your garden.
Vigor little little I can't stand on my scare me to death I think you like to scare me but thank you for showing us your Gardens they're coming along quite nice I'm glad to hear you're getting the well put back in thanks for sharing
We have leave that fall every year. So I collect them and put them in the garden. I put down like 2 inch's to stop weeds and feed the soil.
Hand weeding is so therapeutic!
Your garden looks wonderful! You tickled me when you stuck out your 👍 hitching a ride from that stranger..lol You and your hubby are so cute together. I've always have used baking soda with water to make a paste on a 🐝 sting.
You are so diversified! Thanks, Patara!
Love your videos! They remind me of growing up visiting my grandparents and all the things taught to me about plants and animals and life.
Get em girl🤣🤣
You and your hunny are darling!
It all looks awesome!!
Looking good each person has to adjust each year whether it be physical or weather sometimes the garden gets out a little later than you'd like it hopefully God provides a little later ending for you you just go with the flow all in God's time
LOL 😂 loved the way you talked with that snake
Everytime you said, "black woven weave landscape material," 🤓 I just busted up laughing! 😆
Sorry for the loss of a close loved one. 💜🙏
You are cracking me up with how you softly name the black woven weave landscaping material!😂😂
You are so right you tell them sister I love listening to you and I learn from you are a great lady with snakes. You nurture your garden. So much wisdom. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🦃🦃🦃🦃🦃🦃🦃
You are so brave!!! Those snakes need to leave.
Hello Patara. So good to see you today and get once again a wonderful tour of your gardens. Things look very promising, don't you think? Be well.
Thanks for the hint on plantain for bee stings!
Great TOUR my friend
My wife's usually my garden partner but she had knee surgery last year and just had the same knee operated on today . its all up to me so ill do my best
So sorry about the bee string ....but.in its defense ..with those pretty blue toes ..he thought you were a flower . Sure did enjoy the garden tour and fun to see James : } .
I’m trying so many new things a because this is my first year having a large garden space. I am just trying to watch and learn what likes to grow and where it likes to grow around the property.
Thanks for your videos! I’m always encouraged!
Hello, you do my heart good!
James doesn't know how close he came!!
Those gardens look great! I love volunteers. I like the way your goats have the trees trimmed up so nicely! Pretty level.
Got some of my Ducklings and Goslings last Friday. Have a parcel coming next week!
Loved the video! GOD bless
I had a better yield planting 15 tomato plants then what I did last year planting 60
Lol you are a hot mess! Thank you for making my work load lighter watching and listening to you. Have a great blessed week.
Such inspiration! I am away from my home for a few days but can't wait to get back to my garden =) Best Blessings
Great video Patara...
I LOVE it! Patara, you are a good old-fashioned, hard-headed, Southern Gal!!! "Sister, listen here!"
Great work! Keeping all of you in my prayers💕🙏
I just love watching your channel. You always tell it as it is. The good and the bad. I now look at my crate myrtles and think wow! That is a pretty tree! I can't eat it! 🤣
That plantain works baby!
Just found you, and love, love, your show! Thank you, Patara, from Western WA.
Ha! I used my electric dehorners to burn through landscape fabric. Works great.
And plantain is a literal life saver. I make salve from it for skeeter bites & of course use it just like you did.
I love to listen to ur knowledge! You go girl; u got it all together and ur heart is where it should be: keep it up
Interesting technique! Black ground cover! Who needs more weeds, anyhow!! Don't walk in the clover barefoot!! Blessings!!
OMG....I ABSOLUTELY luv ur videos...u be cracking ME up LMAO😂😂😂😂😂😂
Woven weave black plastic is good stuff. Cattle panels are supporting my blackberries and grapes. 🙂
You make my heart happy!
Sorry for your loss !!! Thank u for sharing all your beautiful land and stores ! 🇨🇦❤️
It’s looking really good! Y’all been working hard on that and our weather isn’t the best but it’s what we’re going to have to deal with. Congrats!
Beautiful garden!
You’re a better woman than I am Gunga Din. When I see a snake on my farm I about have a heart attack. Fortunately I keep my property well mowed and the sneaky snakes 🐍 mostly keep their distance.
I never knew the trick of plantain on a bee sting! Great garden tour. Thank you for sharing!
Lol I used bricks from our old silo that fell over decades ago to hold my black plastic down! You use what works!
I got leaves from my 1 neighbor and grass clippings from another.
Fabulous tour! I thoroughly enjoyed this today, Thank you!
Oh my golly, what kind of snake was that? I'm like your husband regarding those creatures no no no!!! You are so brave!
My condolences to you and your family.
Cant believe how many cosmos volunteered!
We planted our sweet potatoes using the black woven weed cloth last year--outstanding results!!!!! Love your spirit--you keep us going!
You are exactly right! I'm in my first year and it may take me two to get really established. I'm waiting til next year before I get goats just because there is so much I have to take care of first so I can raise them responsibly. Thanks for that message and encouragement!
AWWWWW!!!!! found king snake in my garden last week and screamed like a crazy person
Awesome garden, when you get sprinkled on in the garden God is blessing you. Still waiting to see your wood stove. 😊
Oh your garden!!! I'm struggling this year being my first but I will not give up! Thanks for sharing!
Y'all are wonderful.
I use the black plastic😂🤣but I put sawdust down on top of it to keep the temps down. With black plastic the temp in your garden goes up.
You are so funny. Thanks for the laughs today. I enjoyed your garden tour.
You tube sent me and I'm loving your channel.
Thank you for the tour. Beautiful work of the hands 🙌🏻💖