Epic September Backyard Garden Harvest 🍇
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ต.ค. 2024
- We Harvest a lot more than just Grapes today!
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JAMES 👑 and TUCK 🐾 thank you kindly for changing my life. You have done it! I’m sober with my own little food forest thanks to you! We all love you so much. Keep getting out there and inspiring us all!
Let's Gooo Nancy! Me and Tuck are just here to goof off and garden, you are the one making the changes in your own life. We are proud of you Nancy and me and the little boss are in your corner! 🐕😁❤️
What an awesome comment to read😇🙏
Congratulations!
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Nice!
There are few moments where an adult is as guidy as a kid in a candy store! Tip of the cap to you James, you deserve it!
I'm understanding this type of joy more and more as I expand my gardening adventures.
Glad to hear that! It’s amazing how many gifts nature is willing to give away 🐕😁❤️
James, in a time when we are bombarded with negativity and messages of fear, you and Tuck are the ultimate remedy! Who can not watch you in the garden without smiling at your sheer joy and exuberance? I have been snowed under processing apples and plums, but, once again, you have inspired me to get back up and out into the garden.
I found an old video when you first started, your enthusiasm has multiplied by 1000%, that's great to see. Thanks for going through the pros and cons of the different varieties you grow - that's so helpful. ❤❤❤ for Tuck!
LOVE ,LOVE, LOVE !!! TUCK "THE BOSS". WHAT A SWEET, LOYAL, FUNNY & FUN GARDEN KING. HE'S ONE IN A MILLION, AS A FORMER YORKIE BREEDER I ENJOY HIS ROLE IN YOUR LIFE & HIS PLACE IN THE GARDEN KINGDOM. Enjoy & appreciate his role in your fantastic Garden life. You will always remember his place in your life! Keep it coming, we enjoy all you two do! Thanks!!
Every time I watch these videos I’m amazed!!
This man is LIVING!!!!!
I enjoy this videos thoroughly .
People never understand wealth this is wealth right here great job 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
You made me jealous with all of shiny harvest 😍
Mind-blowing, that garden, harvest, your pride & happiness is so infectious!
Your videos are crazy good, cannot thank you & Tuck❤️❤️❤️ enough for the teaching & inspiration you have given us over time with our garden❤️👍
You are a rock star in the gardening world! Love & respect from Australia ❤️
I started my food forest just over a year ago in Tucson, Arizona (zone 9a). I put some store bought green onions in the ground in the back yard on 7/11/2021, and tossed some kitchen scraps on the ground next to it the next day, and said, "Voila! A compost pile!" (You have to get a start, and then improve, right?)
Well, now my front, back, and side yards are becoming a food forest. I have two hills (mounds) I made to grow Avocado and Citrus trees on. They have lots of Sorghum and Milo growing on them, and already produced nicely some Amaranth plants (tasty leaves!). I have 3 apple trees growing from seeds (2 Pink Lady and a Fuji) that are doing very well. I also have a Sunshine Blue Blueberry plant and a Pink Lemonade Blueberry plant (yes, because of you!) doing nicely here in the Sonoran Desert!
Oh, yeah! We have around 50 Moringa Trees growing. A few in flower (very tasty), but they are an answer to prayer. Because eating 6-10 cups of green leafy veggies (salad) a day is my diet foundation, I knew I would be growing Kale. I have only 1 plant, but it is in year 2! A Dinosaur Kale variety, and most exceptional taste! I was sitting around one day thinking, and it occurred to me that there had to be trees that produced edible leaves, so I put that on my prayer list. Two days later, God turned my attention to the Moringa Tree! A couple days later He answered my next prayer for seeds! Oddly enough, my daughter had the seeds. Who knew? LOL
Oh, I have Luffa gourds growing. One plant has grown right to the top of a date palm tree! It is bearing fruit that makes it look like Christmas decorations. And 4 Fig trees (3 varieties). We do not have a Tuck yet, or chickens, but someday...
Now that I have binged your channel, I will be leaving more comments for sure. Love your grapes. I have some growing (vines; no fruit yet) mostly for the leaves. They are dazzlingly delicious.
Well, we... OUT!
I love this. Every time I leave my garden these days it's with armfuls of veggies, it makes me so happy 😊. What do you with all your food? Would love to see what you do to preserve your harvest.
My grandmother grew up in the countryside of the state of Virgi,. She and my great-grandmother used to make pig feet in the oven. It's awesome to see how others on the other side of the globe in a different culture make them. And it's an honor to have you visit our channel, we can discuss more about our experiences in harvesting and building farms.
Those grapes 🍇 are soo good! The fresh food just tastes better! Love the fall merch.
Thanks bro! Yup, you had a couple when you were over this year right?
What a fantastic burgers, and your enthusiasm always brightens my day!! ❤❤❤❤❤ For Tuck!!
I wanna be your next door neighbor! Not just for the free veggies but to learn even more soak in your inspiration to garden. I gotta get back into it as I retire from work.
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ We love Tuck!!!! James, we are going to buy a shirt but we love to see you include Tuck on the shirts and other merch please. You are an awesome grower and a huge inspiration.
James has the best intros ive ever seen on youtube. Big energy from this man
You’re happiness about the grapes, it’s contagious😂😂😂
Tuck is such a sweet heart ❤️ ❤️ ❤️. Love to see him enjoying the produce 😊
You always bring your best to your presentation James. Thank you for the breath of fresh air this morning. :)
Good morning here in Orlando Florida. I love you when you harvest food it’s one of the reasons I watch. The first video I saw of you was a harvest video you with all this food so I was hooked. To see the end results of planting and growing seeds is a joy to me! So it’s not boring to me to watch you harvesting so much food and the amount you get 😀
Your enthusiasm and joy is so uplifting. Love you and Tuck. 😊💕🦋🕊
Thanks Althea! It’s hard for me not to smile when I’m sharing my garden with people 😁
James
The Mexican gherkins are great for pickles, if you ferment them they maintain their crunch and you have bite sized pickles!
So glad your garden is still pumping so much out of it, even in September! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️s for the boss!
Watching at 2x speed is intense!! James brings the Jersey energy!
whoa that watermelon!!!what kind of long cucumber was that? you have done such an amazing job with your garden!! so much fun to see
Thanks! That was the Suyo Long cucumber, a true champion
We bought a small property in Massachusetts shortly after that, I found your channel. I have been modeling my yard after your permaculture food forest. Thank you for all the encouraging information and for sharing your harvest bounty. What a feast for the eyes!
I also enjoy his content, I had the idea to also add a wild flower meadow to attract more pollinators and insects in the still grass areas of the lawn. They look nice if you want to get deeper in the gardening rabbit hole
1 word.....Inspirational
Let’s Gooo!!! 🐕😁❤️
James, you and Tuck are so inspiring. I placed an order with Raintree Nursery for 2 apple trees and 2 nectarine trees. We are starting a composting bin and expanding our garden by 4 raised beds for next year.
I am so excited to have our garden set up in a few months! Thank you for letting us live vicariously through you and your amazing forest!
I'm always fill with joy when watching you.. I wish I can get all these fruit trees to grow in my garden..
James! Greetings from Arizona growing zone 9b. Phenomenal harvest! I love how you have kept the scaffolding branches of your grapes and how massive they are over the years! We are planting persimmons this fall in Arizona, we are looking forward to your persimmons update when they are ripe, Cheers! 🥂
Never had the white bitter melon but one favorite recipe (and honestly one of the only palatable ways to eat bitter melon) is to cut it THIN and mix it with your scrambled eggs. My auntie in the Philippines would swear on the health benefits of “ampalaya” and would cook this for me often.
you and Tuck are awesome! peace and love from Ohio
Being following your channel for years and your food forest has been matured, nice. I am in NE Florida is harvesting the dragon fruits, ruby guavas and sugar apples in mid September. Keep up growing…I meant your foods.
I know this is an older video, but this "WHATS GOIN ON" in particular gets me so hyped up!
Grapes, on grapes on grapes! Time to either eat, eat, eat or make wine, wine, wine!
Good morning James and Tuck!
Yup! already got a bunch of jars of jelly made from this batch I will show in next weeks video 😁
Sadly, doesn't look like he has any wine making varieties
I’m 6 seconds in and loving the energy! 🔥
Your grapes are like being in the garden of eden.💖
It always blows my mind how much content in such a short time with your videos ♡♡♡♡♡♡♡
James and Tuck, after so many years of watching you garden, it would be an awesome change if you brought us into your kitchen to show us how you process all that food.
Don’t forget to fill a few gallon freezer bags full of grapes and freeze them. Frozen grapes are 1 of my favorite, healthy snacks.
Tucker and James are the most inspiring gardening duo ever! These videos are so inspiring and motivating to grow your own food! 😍🙌🏻🍇
Does anyone else feel a MASSIVE burst of energy in the first 15 seconds? ⚡️
I'm jealous! -) Would love to see you post a list of all the things you planted this year, with your recommendations on which are the best to grow -- especially for us with less gardening space than you have.
That’s a cool idea
James, I love watching you and Tuck. You inspire me every day and I am now working on a modest beginning for my own food forest. What do you plan to do with your white grapes? Do you make jelly out of them as well?
Think he said jams or jellies. I would freeze some. Pop in your mouth goodness.
You are so much fun... Love these harvests videos! God is so good!
❤❤❤❤❤🐕🐕🐕🐕🐕 Thank you both!! Your energy frequency and vibration is affecting us all! Blessings!
You're sooo happy and excited...i like that.... Beautiful grapes....i love your garden! Wow!!!
Dude... I never cease to be amazed at what you're pulling out of your garden. Very nice indeed. I'm insanely jealous. LOL!
his energy is amazing
With those bitter melons , if you slice them up put them in a strainer sprinkle salt on them leave them for 20 mins or so it will leech out some of the bitterness then just wash off the excess salt then cook them , many ways to use them .
Good tip.
Very good harvest awesome video man
I laughed out loud when you said every time you turn your back you get robbed (by Tuck) haha! That grape harvest was amazing. Are you a little bit relieved when the season is over and you can rest? My garden is probably 1/100th of yours and it gets that way for me at times but this year, I actually got a few cucumbers and I'm not sure yet, but I think a tiny yam slip i planted last year that never did anything (and I thought I had dug up) might have survived the winter by some miracle and re-grew - in Canada? I'll be shocked if i manage to dig up a few yams. Took a cutting off of it, just in case, for next year.
James, if you don’t have one, invest in a steam juicer. You can get grape juice with little active time in the kitchen. Can go straight to the canner and give you organic grape juice all year long! I yield 1 quart of juice per 4 lbs of grapes. 🥰
Great info! We made juice this time and jelly too! ❤️
Your joy is honestly contagious! Also, your food forest inspires me everyday!
I love your channel. I definitely love tuck. He's the cutest. ❤ You inspired me to plant for the fall. Your tomato production is fantastic!!!
I love your sheer enthusiasm James. You and Tuck are truly an inspiration for me to get growing food for my family and myself
I have to say you are #1 gardener that got me fired up a couple years ago. We moved from NorCal to NorTexas in 2021...totally different environment, but still at it.
My husband and I love your excitement in the garden. We feel the same way when we harvest food. I watch a few gardening channels but your channel is so much more fun. Your enthusiasm is contagious. Oh and there is no such thing as enough when it comes to puppers in the garden.
I love you man so inspirational and super interning
Interesting tip regarding homegrown grapes. So long as they haven’t been sprayed with any chemicals, you can use discarded rinse water to start a sourdough starter. It’s phenomenal!
Hi James, thank you for another inspiring video! Just love your enthusiasm and love Tuck too! I know you grow more food than your household can consume and you've talked about not letting things go to waste and giving much of it away. I also know that you don't harvest all that's ready in your videos for fear of redundancy and length of video, but I think it would be really interesting to see how and to whom you give the excess food to. Also the complete harvest each time, after the fact. Just an idea for some different content.
You’re intoxicating! Love your energetic and informative videos. Those grapes though! WOWOW! I wish I had a garden like this again when I was young like you! Happy days!
Much love to tuck a.k.a the boss 💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛✨️✨️✨️✨️✨️🥕🥕🥕
❤❤❤❤❤ lets see a Tuck T-Shirt I would love to have one.
Thanks for another postive video. Your hard work has payed off the forest looks incredible. Tuck is definitely up there with Springsteen.
Tuck always looks 😃 happy♥️
Bountiful grape 🍇 harvest
💕💕💕 I have a little boss too! 😁 A joy to watch this epic harvest! My landlord has old grapevines from Italy, but they've been just leaving them to rot on the vine, sadly. I guess the birds and raccoons still enjoy them though. Keep the good FF vibes comin!
You are such an inspiration James! And we love Tuck!
Its so much fun to pluck the fruits n vegetables from your own garden.
Every time I see you post a long harvest video I always get it excited. Thanks for making another great one.
Tuck ❤️❤️❤️ and the apprentice JP always makes us jealous. We have a 1200 sq ft garden space, that has helped reduce our grocery bill. Just wish I had been into gardening longer. We’re still learning, fighting worms and Rollie pollies. Any advice on pollies would be helpful. Got the worms mostly under control with BT and a black light flashlight.
Do the rollys eat your veg? I thought they mostly target dead decomposing matter and maybe fresh seedlings. I don’t know THAT much but I’m guessing they’ll mostly work as a decomposer on the ground level.
@@pristineperistome5696 they’re absolutely eating my cabbage, cauliflower, broccoli, strawberries and kale. At least I see them on the leaves near missing chunks. They’re not as bad at the cabbage worms, in that they don’t annihilate the plants entirely. But they do enough damage to slow it down pretty bad.
You could tell you were excited to show your grape harvest, the most enthusiastic opening I've ever seen. We love to see it.
Tuck stealing stuff whenever James turns his back, then immediately turns his back to harvest something else 😂😂
Let’s Gooo!!! Yeah me and Tuck were amped
Nice garden. Would love to see a full harvest of ripened veggies and fruit. I wouldn’t mind…those are the best vids on most channels. I’m sure none goes to waste b\w you and Tuck.
Let's goooooooooooo! Hello James and Tuck! I just started making my own homemade wine and I and wishing I had grape vines like yours! 🤗🍇
I love the German lunchbox tomatoes. They are so productive and delicious. They are good for salsa, sauce, and snacks!
Love your channel You inspired our family over the past three years to grow at home. We have grown hundreds of peppers tomatoes and so many other veggies. My question: what do you do with your harvest? Seems so much to deal with. We give ours to neighbors.
Vegetable diplomacy, eh! That's cool!
Lots'a love, cheers, & Mabuhay, from tropical Philippines!
A lot of people learn to ferment, pickle, can and freeze. Check out Bubblebeet's channel. He basically freezes all his produce in an easy way.
I love that grapevine canopy! Do you ever just sit at that table and have lunch? Maybe a few glasses of wine with friends?
James, I couldn't help but smile from ear to ear when you bite that Asian pear! ❤ for the leader Tuck!
Good morning James and Tuck ❤️
Good morning Belinda! Getting your garden ready for the nice weather on the other side of the world?
@@jamesprigioni yes absolutely. Just planted so beautiful red dragonfruit and getting the beds ready for the spring planting
This was very satisfying to watch.
Hey James and Tuck! Can you do a video featuring the chickens? What you give them out of the garden, and how they help you clean up the garden at the end of the growing season [That is, if you let them have free range in the Fall]?
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For Tuck and James!
the bittermelon isnt ripe until the outside turns yellow/orange, then the seeds inside will be surrounded by a bright red membrane
you can eat the bright red membrane and it should be super sweet!
we really enjoy your videos! ❤️
Thank you so much! You make me smile with your happiness. I love your food forest and your videos.
Thank you Tuck and James for the information you have given me, now i am much more knowledgeable about gardening..❤
Fantastic harvest James ..please show us your Jelly when ya make it 🍇
James, the bitter melon will turn yellow and then start to split open. The seeds are covered in a red pulp. I soak in salt water to help remove the pulp. Dry and store for the following year.
Great video! That bitter melon looks like something out of "Invasion of the Body Snatchers" Lol 😀😀😀♥️♥️♥️
Hahah! 🤣
Your energy is awesome and your little dog is like mine he eats all in the garden to 🤗 thank you for alllll the videos blessings to you
Tuck is the little boss i love it!
Each and every plant vegetable flower and fruit looks healthy. Amazing harvest James. I want the seeds of your garden. How?
They get the love they deserve 😁❤️
You gimme hope James!! Unfortunately my entire work this year gone as of today..one fluke frost...gone. But hope to be back next year stronger & better then ever! Always watching & much love to you & Tuck!😁😎
Good morning from Finland. I'm so jealous for your weather 🌡️
I have to scrub my car windows in. A minute 🙂
Hugs for Tuck 🤗
❤❤❤❤ It is our Spring now, I should have grabbed some of your Spring merch!! Next time... AWESOME video and harvest as usual, thanks for sharing :)
Love seeing you and the little Boss Man strolling through the forest harvesting that amazing yield! Keep up the good work, guys 😎👍
Hey guys, such beautiful veggies. Love watching your videos, the how to ones are my favorite but the harvest ones are full of joy and wonderful gifts. Tuck you are the best 💕🥒❤️