Your videos are better than most professional documentaries with very large budgets. I am so glad I found your channel. I have learned so much from you. Keep up the good work!
I was just thinking the same thing. All his vids are so beautifully shot and edited and provide great information and inspiration. Very glad to have found his channel.
HOW DO YOU NOT HAVE YOUR OWN NETFLIX SERIES??? My goodness, your videos are absolutely divine! I’ve been binging & I’m completely & utterly addicted! The world you create is pure magic & that spirit totally inspires me me when I’m out in my garden. Please keep up this amazing work 💚🙌🏻🌱
Whoa! What a surprise, and a pleasant surprise at that! I just threw my subscriptions on and your history of lettuce came up in the queue. I am so impressed by the detail and amount of animations added in this more lengthy video. Great work! I love that we still got the usual perks of your content, including your original music and well curated room contexts. I loved the writing for this piece. Great work! What a joy!
This is an absolute brilliant episode, truly appreciate what you did, also the information and history of this is just so beautifully done, keep going strong, it's looking awesome.
Tremendous research and work on this Siloe. Holy crap the amount of work you did on animation alone. I can't even....! ha! Super informative and such a great edit.
Thanks so much Summer! I’ve always wanted to do more involved work like this, but could never quite catch enough of a break with the algorithm to make it feasible for the effort spent. So I settled with trying to feed the algorithm, watering down content for weekly uploads. Then I just gave up and said, who cares, I’ll do what I would love even if I have to post infrequently. Next thing you know I was just overcomplicating my life with this one. ;-) Anyhow thank you so much for your support today!
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@@suburbanhomestead : very good choice... I don't get it how yt algo doesn't get quality instead of quantity into good account.... I have to thank you for the love and work beeing put into it
History and tips and how to....all in one video....very cool. Extra added plus was the eclectic and beautiful sprouting utensils....just so much visual eye candy for those who love old and beautiful things.
i am just at minute 2:48 and stopped to write this: i am impressed by the amount of editing, that must have been so much work. Ok back to watching the next 34 minutes ;)
Thank you. It sure did take a lot of time to make it all. But this type of contents interests me more. If I can continue to post more in this style will depend on the audience's response, if this is the type of content they cherish, value and look forward to watching. I really appreciate your response.
Finished it (several hours later, life came in the way ;) ) and it was a wonderful video. It was not just the quality of the editing/videography it was the content itself that was super enjoyable. It was so interesting from start to end. And honestly I will look at lettuce a bit different from today on :D (and maybe give it another try growing). Really excited for your upcoming videos - they will be worth the wait for sure!
It is clear the love and time put into this new format. Many times the musics and visuals produced warm loving feelings. The historical info was a great addition and I’m looking forward to the next video!
Well, you've simply outdone yourself. The animation is amazing and must've taken you forever to produce. I thoroughly enjoyed the mix of narration, history and gardening tutorial - the recipe at the end is a bonus. Honesty, the quality, elegance and content of this video rivals anything I've seen on mainstream tv, such as HGTV, etc. Bravo!!! I look forward to your next video! Hope you have a happy, healthy and prosperous 2021!
I really enjoyed this video. I was interested throughout. Your home is beautiful and I especially love the furniture, decor, and interesting implements like the dish you keep pistacchio nuts in. Sharp wardrobe selection too. I know a LOT of work went into this one and I appreciate it. I enjoy your more simple videos very much too.
Fascinating! I also love your choice of Erik Satie for background music, (he is a personal composer favorite.) Beautifully done, and as an Antiques dealer I am gratified by your practical use of old and beautiful things.
That song had just the right mood for the harvesting sequence. I like to reuse stuff and antiques can be useful and beautiful, and also reduce our production of waste.
@@suburbanhomestead you gave me ideas I would of never thought of. I would love to see a video made about your home and all the cool ways you have reused things. Super cool!
So happy this got recommended to me, subscribed and asked for notifications within the first two minutes of the video and watched the whole thing. 100% my kind of content, incredible research and beautiful produce you grew!!! Going to sign up on Patreon because I would love to financially support this kind of stuff. Already have five people off the top of my head to share with! Thanks so much and I look forward to going through the other videos you have made!!
Thank you so much, Alexandra, for subscribing and for your support through Patreon. This means a lot to me, because it confirms that I should strive to make more videos in this new style, that has more in-depth research packaged in a video that I hope is enjoyable to watch. I hope you look forward to new videos that are to come.
I appreciate it my friend. While centralization has its benefits, we can't forget how decentralization can empower more people, increase resilience and solve manage some deleterious effects of centralization.
This was a gorgeous video! I quite enjoy the ethnobotanical history interspersed with growing tips, and I'm going to have to emulate your seed starting teacups.
I love the new video!!!!! So great with all the great things from your house. You have such a wonderful eye for decorating and your house is so beautiful! I love the extra history.
What a incredible video! Gardening, informative, history, full seed to harvest. The effort put into this video is not unnoticed, the amount of time to get the footage, the animation and the camera angles,editing and script is also so well done. Bravo! Is this all done by just yourself?
The perfect kind of videos to watch, when you want to relax a bit, while also learning for your green thumb. Amazing work, very detailed, outstanding editing and transitions! Keep up the good work!
This format is great!!!🖤 I now see why the garden tour idea may not fit in well with the direction your channel is going. Although I'd still watch them😅 This was a lot of hard work, kudos!!!!!
Thank you! This certainly interests me way more, but it takes inordinate amounts of time to produce. That being said I may have to try out a few different formats like the garden tour because, at the end of the day it may drive more traffic, unfortunately.
This was very interesting and well-produced! I especially like how you interspersed history and culture into the planting and gardening aspect of lettuce. It was very balanced and thoroughly enjoyable! I found you again after you had commented on an Epic Gardening video. I'm so glad you did! Greetings from Michigan! 😊
I'm a new subscriber, thanks to video on Summer's channel. I hope that your amazing work will at last be appriciated by greater audience. I believe it is one of the greatest documentaries on youtube, so much work and research came into this video. Thank you.
We are loving that we’ve found you and these videos! My 4yo who really doesn’t have much to do with veggies is asking what we’re going to start inside to plant next year. 😂 (and apparently she’s tasked me with procuring teacups) Thank you.💕
@@suburbanhomestead oh but finding a way to use such pretty teacups. I love it. I have always thought they were so pretty. But not much of a tea drinker. Now I have a whole new way to use them and can by myself some at thrift stores again. Yay!
This is simply beautiful and sheer artistry-thank you for ALL the research and time you took into honestly making this a STELLAR video! This is the second video I’ve watched on your channel and can’t wait to see more. I subscribed right after watching the first video that you did on Summer’s channel. 👍🏾💕☺️
Wow, thank you! I hope you enjoy the past videos. From now on I decided to make videos with more complete storytelling, like this one. so I will be posting less often, but It will be worth the wait.
Gosh! Your video quality is absolutely stunning!! Besides being blown away by your editing/production, your content is educational and engaging. Excellent!
I have always loved your level of production and creativity. I watch a number of channels but always treasure your videos... this just pushed it over the top! AWESOME job! I absolutely love everything you put into this video!!! Thank you for sharing your heart in this way!
This was an extremely enjoyable video. Your work, patience, sense of aesthetic is greatly admired and appreciated. I absolutely loved the research and artistic endeavor that went into this production. Absolutely Great Job. The garden 'cages' are brilliant and the wardrobe adds a bit of dandy which I thought was most splendid! I am definitely an admirer from Missouri:)
I can't even fathom how long it took you to make this gem, Siloe. I have never wanted to grow lettuce more than I do right now. It's truly a masterpiece and will be shouting this video out on my next livestream. Wow! And I want to try your technique but I don't have a lovely covered dish like that, but you made me WISH I had one and a lovely spoon like that! Beautiful and educational film!
Thank you so much Kaye. I’m glad it inspired even a seasoned gardener like you! We should plan a collab later on in the season. Perhaps about garden design, since you’re starting afresh. I could probably integrate it in a video in this style. I’ll e-mail you when I get some free time. I’m glad you liked the more fantastical style of this one. I hope to give viewers a place worth escaping to, even if I have to post much less frequently.
I love this video! So beautifully illustrated and edited, filled with key information. It was so well done, I had to stop what else I was doing to watch with full attention. Well-written, personal, and very relevant to those of us trying to learn about growing. Now I need a beautiful, vintage, candy compote dish! Just got to the part when you dressed in the most gorgeous manner. Wow! That is so interesting to see your character in full flower!
Wow, thank you! I only want to make videos that call for full attention. The vlog style just doesn't interest me as much. I want my viewers to be inspired to create their own garden havens. Thank you so much for watching. I hope you will look forward to the next one, even if it takes a while.
Absolutely gorgeous! I love the details, illustrations and music. And I just bought the book The Curious History of Vegetables. Your videos are so much fun to watch, I look forward to the further content this year
I absolutely loved the animation in this video, it's so interesting and I sincerely hope you keep up doing this. It can be difficult to make what you want when algorithm doesn't respond how it should, but it makes me happy to see you doing what you want creatively anyway :) Best of luck dude, hope to see more stuff!
Did you build your own structures over your beds? They are so quaint and perfect! Yes, I love the format and educational value. You are a genius, in many talented ways. Bravo!
I feel honored! I did build them myself. I wish I could afford redwood or better yet brick and iron. They work great to protect leafy greens and things like cucumbers against rabbit, deer and groundhogs, so you may want to do something similar if you don’t use electric fence. They also provide much needed structure to the garden
Wow oh Wow Siloe! This video is a complete work of art; I am more than impressed with all the fantastic animation, vintage graphics, time lapse, and your very elegant and classy rooms, delicate mini greenhouse for the lettuce seeds and the vast and fascinating history of LETTUCE. I think you are a genius.... I think I have a new and wonderful appreciation of those leafy greens.
Thanks Jeri. I was sure you would like the vintage graphics. I appreciate the kind words. We'll have to do a collab some time in the future. It would be awesome to feature your great voice narrating a folk-tale in an episode.
YES! Siloé, this is amazing! I'm so excited to see what you produce this year. Did you create the 3D elements in this as well? Wow, you're inspiring me to keep practicing more animation techniques.
Thanks Greg, I’ve been dabbling in 3d and wanted to try out some techniques, these made for good practice. We’ll have to come up with a collab idea for later on in the growing season.
I absolutely loved this video. I forwarded it to several family members... They loved it too! I've learned so much from watching your methods and really enjoy the way you turn gardening into a captivating story. Please continue what you're doing. Very inspiring. Thank you!
I'm sitting in my kitchen eating lettuce, and I think 'there's gotta be some cool history behind this' so I looked up history of lettuce and here I am. Day is made
Once again an amazing video Siloe! I followed your work for the past years and I keep being amazed at your creativity! I would love to see a « behind the scene » video to understand how you manage to create those jewels: do you actually do everything on your own, animation, music, filming throughout all the year, editing ???
Wow! That was awesome, so much research! Thank you! Just subscribed, just found you when looking for information on growing herbs. Love your style, your garden, your home. Now to go back and catch up!
I really enjoyed everything about this video. From the history, hearing you and the Mrs. singing, to that mouth watering salad you made at the end. Bravo
Hey man I just found your channel and I'm loving it!!! Great quality videos, and very informative. It's easy to tell that you've put a ton of work into these. Question- what is your opinion on people that say that wild lettuce is slightly toxic? I'm a forager and have never had any problem eating it, but have come across people that do. Just wondering- after all, it is one of the origins of the lettuce that we eat today. Keep up the great work!
I have enjoyed your videos for some time and have always enjoyed your excellent observations, reflections, and information. This video my friend was nourishment for my gardeners heart, as well as aesthetically delightful, and inspiring. From your couture (love, love, love the hats!), to your furniture and decorations, to your choice of gardening tools, you present a picture of the gentleman gardener that hearkens to days gone by with a modern and alluring stamp of uniqueness. I thoroughly enjoyed this video!
No solo los utensillos son antiguos, tambien los objetivos de la camara, me gustria pensar que es un helios-44 o un petzval. Increible cantidad de trabajo, exelente iluminacion y fotografia. Saludos desde Uruguay
Absolutely love the style and content of your videos. Look forward to learning more and getting inspiration from continuing to work on my own garden. Thank you for taking the time to provide quality videos!!😍
I absolutely love this format. I had the video playing a few days ago while I was sowing some seeds. I just put it on again to actually watch instead of half listen. I love the artistic style of the video, the lore, the gardening tips and plant info, and the creative recipe. I watched the beet and cucumber videos, too. I look forward to more.
You are an artist. You are different in the world of TH-cam. I think most of us watch you for poetry and different take on gardening. We don’t need more cardboard, cut and dry how tos. That area is saturated, we need more of your unique views. Do this TH-cam thing in the sprit that moves you, that pleases your soul and that in turn will enrich other’s lives naturally. On the flip side of the coin , You are not the norm that TH-cam pushes so it may be an up hill battle to earn those pennies that add up to make TH-cam viable for you.
I love this style of video and your style as a person! It's educating and visually interesting in a way that I haven't seen before! You will be the first person I actually click the bell for as i really look forward to your future videos.
This was amazing! Thank you! If I may: You said that lettuce won’t bring you millions (of $). What your words my friend! Who knows where lettuce can bring you! You are so talented and such a great story teller that I believe lettuce (etc.) will bring you really far! Much love! Filomena (fellow artist and garden buddy) :)
Such an awesome video!!! Your editing is on point. If you don't mind me asking what editing software do you use? So excited to see more :D Thank you for this!
@@suburbanhomestead Thanks! That is a lot of work and it truly shows. And yes I absolutely enjoyed it. I never thought lettuce could be so exciting. I mean I love growing it but learning the history makes it even better now!
Lettuce is my all-time favorite to grow. I have a hot house that I purchased last year and I was able to grow lettuce into the first of January this year and then it got to cold here in Iowa . I started up again in March sowing seeds.
That was a great watch! Thank you for such an interesting video, I loved getting helpful tips alongside the historical information. I'd love to see more like this!
Your videos are better than most professional documentaries with very large budgets. I am so glad I found your channel. I have learned so much from you. Keep up the good work!
Agreed. Beautiful.
Agreed thank you ❤️
I agree
I was just thinking the same thing. All his vids are so beautifully shot and edited and provide great information and inspiration. Very glad to have found his channel.
the dedication to an aesthetic is my favorite thing about this channel ⚜️
Thank you. I see it doesn't go unnoticed. I just want to evoke a mood to make the videos more of an experience of escape.
Love your antiques. My father-in-law was an antique dealer in 1964 -> much loved familiar dishes. You’ve enspired me again
HOW DO YOU NOT HAVE YOUR OWN NETFLIX SERIES??? My goodness, your videos are absolutely divine! I’ve been binging & I’m completely & utterly addicted! The world you create is pure magic & that spirit totally inspires me me when I’m out in my garden. Please keep up this amazing work 💚🙌🏻🌱
Thank you so much. I’m working on another major video like this one to be released in the coming weeks, so stay tuned.
Dude, your aesthetic is so pure. I love it
Thanks, pal
Whoa! What a surprise, and a pleasant surprise at that! I just threw my subscriptions on and your history of lettuce came up in the queue. I am so impressed by the detail and amount of animations added in this more lengthy video. Great work! I love that we still got the usual perks of your content, including your original music and well curated room contexts. I loved the writing for this piece. Great work! What a joy!
So happy to read this. Thank you for appreciating the effort put behind this.
This is an absolute brilliant episode, truly appreciate what you did, also the information and history of this is just so beautifully done, keep going strong, it's looking awesome.
Thanks my friend!
I loved this new video. Really appreciate the work you've put into this new format. It's fascinating and informative and beautiful all in one.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Yes, definitely continue!
Thanks for the feedback. It helps!
amazing video! love the editing and all the information!
Thanks so much!
Wow...love this new format...thank you...I have started my lettuce garden and snails are feasting on them...huhu...
Thanks. Sorry about the snails. They can be ruthless sometimes.
@@suburbanhomestead I made some hanging pots...I'll hang them instead...I saw your video from Summer's channel...got the idea there...
Great!
Magnificent.
Thanks friend!
The dreaded question, "what do you want to eat?". So many times I have thought "a lettuce sandwich". Next time I will definitely indulge.
LOL!
How you managed to keep me engrossed with a 40 minute video about lettuce, I’ll never know. You, Sir, are a magician.
Agree..100%. Amazing!
At first I was like “uhhhh” and then I was like “ohhhh” and then I was like “ooooouuuuu” and I’ve been stuck here, fascinated for the past two hours😂
This was helpful as well as beautiful. My hat's off to you ! Thankyou !.
😂😂😂❤
😂🤗🎉
Tremendous research and work on this Siloe. Holy crap the amount of work you did on animation alone. I can't even....! ha! Super informative and such a great edit.
Thanks so much Summer! I’ve always wanted to do more involved work like this, but could never quite catch enough of a break with the algorithm to make it feasible for the effort spent. So I settled with trying to feed the algorithm, watering down content for weekly uploads. Then I just gave up and said, who cares, I’ll do what I would love even if I have to post infrequently. Next thing you know I was just overcomplicating my life with this one. ;-) Anyhow thank you so much for your support today!
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@@suburbanhomestead : very good choice... I don't get it how yt algo doesn't get quality instead of quantity into good account.... I have to thank you for the love and work beeing put into it
History and tips and how to....all in one video....very cool. Extra added plus was the eclectic and beautiful sprouting utensils....just so much visual eye candy for those who love old and beautiful things.
I appreciate that. I wanted to create a mood for the plant history to come alive
Yes I LOVE history 📚❤️
@@suburbanhomestead Wghere are your current videos?
Nothing newer than 2 years ago.
@@sandrajohnson9926 just go to my videos tab in my channel. You will find cottage garden series and others.
This is the "finest wine" of youtube videos. Well done!
Thanks Paula for the metaphor
This is undeniably the best garden docu I've ever seen, I can't wait for more Siloe!
Thank you. I hope it is worth the wait!
@@suburbanhomestead Leaf lettuce and other greens grow very well in hydroponic growers indoors.
i am just at minute 2:48 and stopped to write this: i am impressed by the amount of editing, that must have been so much work. Ok back to watching the next 34 minutes ;)
Thank you. It sure did take a lot of time to make it all. But this type of contents interests me more. If I can continue to post more in this style will depend on the audience's response, if this is the type of content they cherish, value and look forward to watching. I really appreciate your response.
Finished it (several hours later, life came in the way ;) ) and it was a wonderful video. It was not just the quality of the editing/videography it was the content itself that was super enjoyable. It was so interesting from start to end. And honestly I will look at lettuce a bit different from today on :D (and maybe give it another try growing). Really excited for your upcoming videos - they will be worth the wait for sure!
@@suburbanhomestead Yeah keep them coming. That was the first thing that stood out was the preemo editing
The editing and animation also caught my eye! Really well done and engaging content!
@@mcclanathan thanks. I hope you look forward to future videos
It is clear the love and time put into this new format. Many times the musics and visuals produced warm loving feelings. The historical info was a great addition and I’m looking forward to the next video!
Thanks for letting me know the effect the video has. I hope you share it with gardening friends.
I can't believe this is free! The amount of research and work you put into this is unbelievable!
Thanks a lot for this🙏
Thank you. I’m releasing another episode tomorrow.
Well, you've simply outdone yourself. The animation is amazing and must've taken you forever to produce. I thoroughly enjoyed the mix of narration, history and gardening tutorial - the recipe at the end is a bonus. Honesty, the quality, elegance and content of this video rivals anything I've seen on mainstream tv, such as HGTV, etc. Bravo!!! I look forward to your next video! Hope you have a happy, healthy and prosperous 2021!
Thank you so much! I'm glad you like it!
Absolutely incredible
Appreciate it, brother!
I really enjoyed this video. I was interested throughout. Your home is beautiful and I especially love the furniture, decor, and interesting implements like the dish you keep pistacchio nuts in. Sharp wardrobe selection too.
I know a LOT of work went into this one and I appreciate it. I enjoy your more simple videos very much too.
Fascinating! I also love your choice of Erik Satie for background music, (he is a personal composer favorite.) Beautifully done, and as an Antiques dealer I am gratified by your practical use of old and beautiful things.
That song had just the right mood for the harvesting sequence. I like to reuse stuff and antiques can be useful and beautiful, and also reduce our production of waste.
@@suburbanhomestead you gave me ideas I would of never thought of. I would love to see a video made about your home and all the cool ways you have reused things. Super cool!
"Lettuce explore", I don't know if it was intended or not but i love it!
Love me some puns LOL
I’m going to have to watch every single new video!! Very well done Sir.
Awesome, thank you!
"Lascivious salads" sounds perfect for a hipster lunch venue.
Totally! I would eat there :-)
I've missed this format of your story telling ... Happy to see this ! Don't mind waiting for higher quality, albeit less videos.
I'm happy to hear that!
@@suburbanhomestead You're most welcome!
You are so talented, and wholesome. i never thought i would be on the edge of my seat to hear about lettuce :o brilliant video!
wow, art history and such nice edits and animation beside gardening skills, elegant work.
Thank you so much 😀
Started to tell you all the things I LOVE about this series and format, but it became too long...😀
EXCELLENT!!!
Much love for the new year ahead. ♥️
Glad you enjoy it!
So happy this got recommended to me, subscribed and asked for notifications within the first two minutes of the video and watched the whole thing. 100% my kind of content, incredible research and beautiful produce you grew!!! Going to sign up on Patreon because I would love to financially support this kind of stuff. Already have five people off the top of my head to share with! Thanks so much and I look forward to going through the other videos you have made!!
Thank you so much, Alexandra, for subscribing and for your support through Patreon. This means a lot to me, because it confirms that I should strive to make more videos in this new style, that has more in-depth research packaged in a video that I hope is enjoyable to watch. I hope you look forward to new videos that are to come.
Perfect timing- I'm feeling the garden itch already this year & I am preparing to start some lettuce for my new pet rabbit. Wonderful video!
Great to hear that! happy gardening
Your understanding of the problems with centralized control is way beyond even what many engineers understand. Great Job again champ.
I appreciate it my friend. While centralization has its benefits, we can't forget how decentralization can empower more people, increase resilience and solve manage some deleterious effects of centralization.
@@suburbanhomestead Amen Brother, we will surive these times and lift as many as we can from hardship
I must say. I am new to your channel but the editing in this video is incredible! Well done!!!
This was a gorgeous video! I quite enjoy the ethnobotanical history interspersed with growing tips, and I'm going to have to emulate your seed starting teacups.
Awesome. I suppose I'm an ethnobotanist at heart. I'm glad you liked it.
I love the new video!!!!! So great with all the great things from your house. You have such a wonderful eye for decorating and your house is so beautiful! I love the extra history.
I appreciate the kind words. I'm glad you like it.
I just came from Summer's channel. Your channel is really pretty with the aesthetics and i am already loving it! I am subscribed! 🔥💚
Welcome! I'm so happy to have Summer's audience discovering my videos, since you all are a great crowd! Hope you enjoy watching the videos!
This documentary shall be one of the best in 2021, I can bet on that.
Best wishes from India 🇮🇳
Thanks!
What a incredible video! Gardening, informative, history, full seed to harvest. The effort put into this video is not unnoticed, the amount of time to get the footage, the animation and the camera angles,editing and script is also so well done. Bravo! Is this all done by just yourself?
Thank you. Yes, it is all me, that is why they take so long to make.
@@suburbanhomestead I love the interior of your home.
You're a Renaissance man.
Very impressive visuals and editing, really appreciate the depth of detail of which i was never aware of. Look forward to future videos!
Much appreciated!
Thoroughly enjoyed this documentary with my family. We saved it for this weekend and promptly watched it after lunch. Thank you! ❤️
The perfect kind of videos to watch, when you want to relax a bit, while also learning for your green thumb. Amazing work, very detailed, outstanding editing and transitions! Keep up the good work!
Really appreciate that. I hope there is enough interest in this format to warrant new episodes! Please share with your gardening friends!
Absolutely wonderful video! Mizuna has been one of my favorite greens, I can’t wait for the weather to warm up a bit so I can start growing some!
It is delicious and loves to grow in early spring.
The production quality is simply amazing. It really looks like a whole studio went into it's production for these episdoes.
I love this new format! Beautiful and informative as usual with even more depth. so engaging.
A prime quality documentary!👏👏👏
Thanks you!
This format is great!!!🖤 I now see why the garden tour idea may not fit in well with the direction your channel is going. Although I'd still watch them😅 This was a lot of hard work, kudos!!!!!
Thank you! This certainly interests me way more, but it takes inordinate amounts of time to produce. That being said I may have to try out a few different formats like the garden tour because, at the end of the day it may drive more traffic, unfortunately.
your food is having a party in the fridge??? lol its like a club in there
Well, you know....
This was very interesting and well-produced! I especially like how you interspersed history and culture into the planting and gardening aspect of lettuce. It was very balanced and thoroughly enjoyable!
I found you again after you had commented on an Epic Gardening video. I'm so glad you did! Greetings from Michigan! 😊
I'm a new subscriber, thanks to video on Summer's channel. I hope that your amazing work will at last be appriciated by greater audience. I believe it is one of the greatest documentaries on youtube, so much work and research came into this video. Thank you.
We are loving that we’ve found you and these videos! My 4yo who really doesn’t have much to do with veggies is asking what we’re going to start inside to plant next year. 😂 (and apparently she’s tasked me with procuring teacups) Thank you.💕
Love to hear that. It makes me keep going. The teacup are certainly not necessary. LOL. Recycled food containers will do.
@@suburbanhomestead oh but finding a way to use such pretty teacups. I love it. I have always thought they were so pretty. But not much of a tea drinker. Now I have a whole new way to use them and can by myself some at thrift stores again. Yay!
This is simply beautiful and sheer artistry-thank you for ALL the research and time you took into honestly making this a STELLAR video! This is the second video I’ve watched on your channel and can’t wait to see more. I subscribed right after watching the first video that you did on Summer’s channel. 👍🏾💕☺️
Wow, thank you! I hope you enjoy the past videos. From now on I decided to make videos with more complete storytelling, like this one. so I will be posting less often, but It will be worth the wait.
Gosh! Your video quality is absolutely stunning!! Besides being blown away by your editing/production, your content is educational and engaging. Excellent!
I have always loved your level of production and creativity. I watch a number of channels but always treasure your videos... this just pushed it over the top! AWESOME job! I absolutely love everything you put into this video!!! Thank you for sharing your heart in this way!
I appreciate you sharing this. I always wanted to produce cohesive narrative pieces.
This was an extremely enjoyable video. Your work, patience, sense of aesthetic is greatly admired and appreciated.
I absolutely loved the research and artistic endeavor that went into this production.
Absolutely Great Job. The garden 'cages' are brilliant and the wardrobe adds a bit of dandy which I thought was most splendid!
I am definitely an admirer from Missouri:)
Thank you for appreciating the effort put into making these. I’m working on a new episode. It is taking time, but I hope it will be worth the wait.
I can't even fathom how long it took you to make this gem, Siloe. I have never wanted to grow lettuce more than I do right now. It's truly a masterpiece and will be shouting this video out on my next livestream. Wow! And I want to try your technique but I don't have a lovely covered dish like that, but you made me WISH I had one and a lovely spoon like that! Beautiful and educational film!
Thank you so much Kaye. I’m glad it inspired even a seasoned gardener like you! We should plan a collab later on in the season. Perhaps about garden design, since you’re starting afresh. I could probably integrate it in a video in this style. I’ll e-mail you when I get some free time. I’m glad you liked the more fantastical style of this one. I hope to give viewers a place worth escaping to, even if I have to post much less frequently.
I love this video! So beautifully illustrated and edited, filled with key information.
It was so well done, I had to stop what else I was doing to watch with full attention.
Well-written, personal, and very relevant to those of us trying to learn about growing.
Now I need a beautiful, vintage, candy compote dish!
Just got to the part when you dressed in the most gorgeous manner. Wow! That is so interesting to see your character in full flower!
Wow, thank you! I only want to make videos that call for full attention. The vlog style just doesn't interest me as much. I want my viewers to be inspired to create their own garden havens. Thank you so much for watching. I hope you will look forward to the next one, even if it takes a while.
Awesome editing! Absolutely gorgeous.
Thank you so much! I'm glad you appreciate the effort spent on it.
No one is making garden videos like this, Siloe. You are in a class of your own. Bravo.
Thank you!
Excelente, Muito obrigado pelo trabalho desenvolvido. Estou a adorar o video. Keep it alive!
Muito obrigado meu amigo!
Absolutely gorgeous! I love the details, illustrations and music. And I just bought the book The Curious History of Vegetables. Your videos are so much fun to watch, I look forward to the further content this year
Thank you so much
@@suburbanhomestead you are so welcome!Thank you for making these videos, the are a ray of sunshine in the middle of the winter!
Great Job on all the detail and The History of the Mighty Seed
I'm happy you have enjoyed this historical journey
I love the combination of history and growing tips - you're a wonderful storyteller! Plants are so fascinating!
So very pleased to have discovered your wonderful channel. Thoroughly enjoying all you do from North Idaho zone 6a 💚🌻🌿
Welcome aboard!
I absolutely loved the animation in this video, it's so interesting and I sincerely hope you keep up doing this. It can be difficult to make what you want when algorithm doesn't respond how it should, but it makes me happy to see you doing what you want creatively anyway :)
Best of luck dude, hope to see more stuff!
Just came over from Summer Rain's page 👍
Thanks! I hope you like this episode!
Love the video, including the history made it even more interesting. THANK YOU !!
Great to know. I was afraid it could be boring to people.
Did you build your own structures over your beds? They are so quaint and perfect! Yes, I love the format and educational value. You are a genius, in many talented ways. Bravo!
I feel honored! I did build them myself. I wish I could afford redwood or better yet brick and iron. They work great to protect leafy greens and things like cucumbers against rabbit, deer and groundhogs, so you may want to do something similar if you don’t use electric fence. They also provide much needed structure to the garden
Wow oh Wow Siloe! This video is a complete work of art; I am more than impressed with all the fantastic animation, vintage graphics, time lapse, and your very elegant and classy rooms, delicate mini greenhouse for the lettuce seeds and the vast and fascinating history of LETTUCE. I think you are a genius.... I think I have a new and wonderful appreciation of those leafy greens.
Thanks Jeri. I was sure you would like the vintage graphics. I appreciate the kind words. We'll have to do a collab some time in the future. It would be awesome to feature your great voice narrating a folk-tale in an episode.
YES! Siloé, this is amazing! I'm so excited to see what you produce this year. Did you create the 3D elements in this as well? Wow, you're inspiring me to keep practicing more animation techniques.
Thanks Greg, I’ve been dabbling in 3d and wanted to try out some techniques, these made for good practice. We’ll have to come up with a collab idea for later on in the growing season.
@@suburbanhomestead this looks way better than “dabbling!” I’m working on some ideas this week so I’ll send you an email.
I absolutely loved this video. I forwarded it to several family members... They loved it too! I've learned so much from watching your methods and really enjoy the way you turn gardening into a captivating story. Please continue what you're doing. Very inspiring. Thank you!
This is the best compliment and encouraging word you could give me. Thank you for validating the effort invested in this!
I shouldn’t have waited so long to watch this. The longer style, and in depth animation is awesome. Keep them coming!
I'm sitting in my kitchen eating lettuce, and I think 'there's gotta be some cool history behind this' so I looked up history of lettuce and here I am. Day is made
And your comment made my day as well.
This is such a quality production I watched a 12 minute ad for you as a token of thanks 👍🏻 Looking forward to more veggie history!
Wow! Thank you so much! It means a lot to me! More videos to come this year!
@@suburbanhomestead You’re very welcome, and thank YOU for sharing your incredible talents with the world! 🌟
Once again an amazing video Siloe! I followed your work for the past years and I keep being amazed at your creativity! I would love to see a « behind the scene » video to understand how you manage to create those jewels: do you actually do everything on your own, animation, music, filming throughout all the year, editing ???
Wow! That was awesome, so much research! Thank you! Just subscribed, just found you when looking for information on growing herbs. Love your style, your garden, your home. Now to go back and catch up!
I really enjoyed everything about this video. From the history, hearing you and the Mrs. singing, to that mouth watering salad you made at the end. Bravo
Hey man I just found your channel and I'm loving it!!! Great quality videos, and very informative. It's easy to tell that you've put a ton of work into these. Question- what is your opinion on people that say that wild lettuce is slightly toxic? I'm a forager and have never had any problem eating it, but have come across people that do. Just wondering- after all, it is one of the origins of the lettuce that we eat today. Keep up the great work!
I have enjoyed your videos for some time and have always enjoyed your excellent observations, reflections, and information. This video my friend was nourishment for my gardeners heart, as well as aesthetically delightful, and inspiring. From your couture (love, love, love the hats!), to your furniture and decorations, to your choice of gardening tools, you present a picture of the gentleman gardener that hearkens to days gone by with a modern and alluring stamp of uniqueness. I thoroughly enjoyed this video!
Yay🎉 Congratulations on reaching 200 k subs Siloe! WELL DONE 🥳🥳🥳🎥👍👍
Thanks brother. It’s been crazy how fast the last 100k came in compared to 9 years for the first 100k.
@@suburbanhomestead yeah. Power to you creative soul 💚👍🤗🎬🎥🐸
No solo los utensillos son antiguos, tambien los objetivos de la camara, me gustria pensar que es un helios-44 o un petzval. Increible cantidad de trabajo, exelente iluminacion y fotografia.
Saludos desde Uruguay
Definitely love this. Very informative & its making me excited to sow some lettuce.
Absolutely love the style and content of your videos. Look forward to learning more and getting inspiration from continuing to work on my own garden. Thank you for taking the time to provide quality videos!!😍
I absolutely love this format. I had the video playing a few days ago while I was sowing some seeds. I just put it on again to actually watch instead of half listen.
I love the artistic style of the video, the lore, the gardening tips and plant info, and the creative recipe. I watched the beet and cucumber videos, too. I look forward to more.
You are an artist. You are different in the world of TH-cam. I think most of us watch you for poetry and different take on gardening. We don’t need more cardboard, cut and dry how tos. That area is saturated, we need more of your unique views.
Do this TH-cam thing in the sprit that moves you, that pleases your soul and that in turn will enrich other’s lives naturally.
On the flip side of the coin , You are not the norm that TH-cam pushes so it may be an up hill battle to earn those pennies that add up to make TH-cam viable for you.
wow.. super interesting man, the history of plants is a GREAT idea for video content, as usual, awesome
Excellent! I'm baffled as to why you don't have more subscribers. Love your work!
Thank you! I would love to know why...
I love this style of video and your style as a person! It's educating and visually interesting in a way that I haven't seen before! You will be the first person I actually click the bell for as i really look forward to your future videos.
This was amazing! Thank you! If I may: You said that lettuce won’t bring you millions (of $). What your words my friend! Who knows where lettuce can bring you! You are so talented and such a great story teller that I believe lettuce (etc.) will bring you really far! Much love! Filomena (fellow artist and garden buddy) :)
top quality ,amazing, entertaining and a delight to watch, thumbs up ,which a rarely do !
Woow. I love your new format. It's so informative. I loved watching it.
Such an awesome video!!! Your editing is on point. If you don't mind me asking what editing software do you use? So excited to see more :D Thank you for this!
I'm glad you liked it. I used a combination of premier, after-effects, cinema-4d and photoshop.
@@suburbanhomestead Thanks! That is a lot of work and it truly shows. And yes I absolutely enjoyed it. I never thought lettuce could be so exciting. I mean I love growing it but learning the history makes it even better now!
Second video of yours and I've subscribed,, cheers mate keep up the awesome work
Lettuce is my all-time favorite to grow. I have a hot house that I purchased last year and I was able to grow lettuce into the first of January this year and then it got to cold here in Iowa . I started up again in March sowing seeds.
Love it, I learnt so much, for someone that teaches young students to garden and cook, I really appreciate the work gone into this video
That was a great watch! Thank you for such an interesting video, I loved getting helpful tips alongside the historical information. I'd love to see more like this!
Glad you enjoyed this format! I hope to release more depending on the viewers interests as for frequency.
So beautifully made this film. I love how you mix the history and fun facts with actual instructions on how to do it.