I have to say that the wife and mom in these videos is absolutely awesome! I watch all you do and your such a talented person! I am a retired mom, grandma, and great grandma. I used to do what you and your husband are doing! It takes lots of very hard work! Congratulations to both of you foe the phenomenal job your doing!!!!!!
I have watched 5 of your videos. What a lovely family you are. I see humility, love , and charity. You share as you go, how lovely. I wish you tremendous success and a self sufficient future.
You guys are so cute together! One tip I recently found out about carrot storage, wrap them in a cotton towel and place in a zip lock or taped bag. The cotton whicks the moisture from the carrots and they keep even longer 😉
You can store carrots in damp sand. Using a tote drill 1/8th holes in bottom and lid. Now put in a layer of fine sandbox sand and get it damp. Next put in a layer of carrots then repeat. Keep in a cool dark area . They will last a long time and keep their crunch. I do enjoy watching your videos. Most enjoyable as well as educational.
Cowboy is still just a little pup.....Reminds me of my pup who just passed from lymphoma a month ago. Pups are so great to have around. They show you personal purpose in this life....as so with so many farm animals.
what a lovely family you have, so great to see the kids active in your homesteading and learning to be self-sustainable from a young age. So much knowledge has been lost from the world we are living in today.
Amen...totally agree that knowledge is being lost. It's exciting to see people getting interested in homesteading again though! Hopefully the trend will continue. Thanks for your support!!
I absolutely love how you don't fuss about the kids on the table! Encouraging their growth! Love cowboy ❤ he's so sweet. That pie was delish 🎉 perfect shell too. Maybe send how to make that crust? Thank you for your continued posts! I love your channel. 😊
And it worries me. I keep getting articles that pop up for me that say all the diseases and fungus stuff we can catch from our soil. I wonder if it is store bought soil and not the dirt on a farm??
After he dug the potatoes my Dad gave each kid a bucket to go out and dug through the rows to get the stragglers. Everyone got a prize for picking but the one who got the most got the grand prize. This gave us incentive to really dig through the dirt to get all we could. You'd be surprised at how many potatoes you missed
Easiest for us to grow. Rutabaga and turnip. Radishes. Collards. Bush beans. Summer squash. English peas, pumpkins, okra, leaf lettuce. Medium difficult tomatoes, hot peppers, sweet potatoes, cabbage. Hard white potatoes, corn, carrots, cucumbers.
I just found you guys in the last few months and have been inwardly digesting your vids. I live in Laos PDR (South East Asia) and have just bought a few plots of land up in the north of the country. It will be my retirement plan for approx 6 years time. Growing rubber on 2 hectares and making a homestead on the rest. A big learning curve at the moment, thanks to your Vlogs I’m getting plenty of help. 😊
I just discovered this channel 4 days ago and I love everything about them. They are awesome and inspiration to everyone especially young parents. I watched about 12 videos so far and I learned a lot from them. Thank you guys keep up the good work. Your kids are beautiful, genes from Mon and Dad. God bless you guys, love from Canada
The sweet potatoes that stayed whole were the Beauregards, the ones that split were the Georgia Jets. Georgia jet sweet potatoes are very early maturing, often get really big but notorious for splitting when it rains and limited shelf life people also sometimes say they "cook up mushy"
We are really enjoying your videos. We live in southwestern Ohio on just under 10 acres where we raised our three sons. My husband is very handy, able to build/create anything like Codi and I loved being a stay at home Mom and gardening and preserving the produce like Shelly. May God continue to bless you.
I just came across your videos and Ive watched a few now and I love that its not just Mom doing the Gardening but its the whole family. Thank you for sharing your Garden Journey with us.
Cows love sweet potatoes. Too bad you don't have a pig because that would really go over well too.Fresh sweet potatoes can substitute for at about one-half of the grain fed to cattle. Wet potatoes or dried potato meal may be used as cattle feed up to about 20 to 25 percent of the diet on a dry matter basis. Sweet potatoes and their processing wastes can be ensiled for use as a cattle feed.
You eat so healthy it is awesome to watch! My dream is to do homesteading. I have an allotment, but the land and my space to store food is not big enough to be completely self-reliant.
I really admired you both of how you truly doing your efforts bringing to an enjoyment teamwork with your kids, that ending up to a fulfilling moments how to treasure a self made food on the table with them. Thank you for inspiring us for your hardships and yet with sweet and joyful moments to feel and watch ❤, lovely !
Not sure if you guys do this too, but you can dry carrot tops. They taste like parsley. Your puppy is so well behaved. Great video! Thanks for sharing.
I often use carrot tops in soups, as a replacement for parsley. They are in the same family as parsley, celery, celeriac, and cilantro. There's a few others in there too, that can be swapped out with each other. Also celery tops are very nutritious, so long as they haven't been raised using pesticides. @@morethanfarmers
I have learned that timing is way better for sweet potatoes. I time mine between 100 and 120 days. Plus i plant them in containers. Easier to harvest by just tipping over the container. I am disabled not lazy lol so the container method allows me to grow them and harvest them myself without depending on someone else who has a busy schedule. Might be worth a try. Side project trial maybe. Lol.
OK WOW!!! Just found your videos and I LOVE your videos and love your beautiful family... I can always tell when God is in the mix as my spirit agrees with your spirits!!! I can watch in peace and that is awesome in these days!!!
You guys are such a cute couple! Just found your channel and you provide great information. Blessings!!! My husband and I have found your videos very informative.
Absolutely amazing! I'm planning on starting myself a garden myself. Its gonna be twenty beds 4x20. I'm installing irrigation throughout. To help with watering. We have sandy soil so I've got a lot of work ahead of me. Y'all make it seem easy and fun....
That’s a lot of big beds! You’ve got your work cut out for you 😉 Good luck!! It’s definitely not east and fun all the time.. Maybe not even most of the time.. But we try to make it that way as much as possible.
You guys are so awesome I wish I had a big yard to plant more vegetables. I do have a small garden bed and I am learning to care for it better. Thank you for your helpful tips ❤
Absolutely loved your video. You guys live such a sustainable life! I appreciate that you share it with so many people. I am going to have to learn how to preserve. Hopefully you have more videos about that again thank you.
Dunno if anyone has mentioned...the damage on sweet potatoes is from root knot nematodes, your carrots also have nodules on them Theyre a bugger to get rid of once in then garden, companion planting, soil solarisation planting non taget crops, fallowing and green manures are the control options.
Actually in Taiwan 🇹🇼, we boil the leaves of sweet potatoes, then add some soy sauce then eat it, it’s super nutritious!!! ( Another way is fried it with oil then add garlic and salt, it’s also good 👍!)
First video I have watched when finding your channel and it was wonderful. So lovely to see you both working so well together and including the kids in the journey, what a beautiful homesteading family you are!! Thank you for showing to good as well as the bad, it is a far more realistic view and far more helpful than channels who only show success!
I grow in containers with loose soil, and about 1/3 straw and or leaves on top. No forks involved! Easy to sift through with your hands! Great yields. I even did one per greenhouse watering pot, and they baked all summer and dried out easily . The plants looked puny, and I got 1.5 roasting pans out of 1w 10 inch pots.
Love watching your videos. Thank you for sharing and all the information to be successful. Me and my husband started last couple of years but very little amounts and your videos help
We have a tiny back yard here in Norther Ca , Bay Area. I used 10 gallon grow bags for peas, tomatoes and basil. I’ve watched videos where folks plant their potatoes in cardboard boxes🥺 or plastic bins with drainage holes in the bottom. 🤔
Just found your channel and so far love the content. I have a small yard in a cold climate but i am working to see how much I can grow in my small space with a very short season. Love all the tips.
Thank you for your fun happy vlogs. Plus no FREEZE-DRYER. So sick of all my favorite channels pushing them. Thank God for fast forward on those channels. We h as t kind of Raspberries fo you grow? ❤️
😁 I won't say never, but at this point we really don't feel the need for one. We were offered a free one by the company, but didn't take em up on it 😏 The variety is Heritage.
Lol, my son teased me all the time about having scissors everywhere! I like leaf mulch idea and I love grass clippings for mulch, but leaves are easier to come by. I hauled about 25 huge bags of leaves from across town to my place, but ended up moving and just having a tree service guy haul them away
make simple handcarts to pull with a rope with round tree wheels so that you wont have to carry it all the time and so your kids can take the dollies out and help them do gardening. too.
I Love this! We did something similar where we live out. This video actually gave us inspiration and hope that we can still become successful, thanks so much for this video.
That was a great value-filled video. I really enjoyed this one. I'd love to see more of your root cellar setup -- is it just a corner of your basement or do you have a coolbot in there? That's a heavy duty door!
So glad you enjoyed! I do have an older video of me building the root cellar. Yes it is a corner of the basement, no coolbot. I think we’ll probably do a tour video of it before too long. I work for a window and door company and that was an old display 😉 It’s pretty sweet!
@@morethanfarmers oh thank you😊 I am very happy to have a little farm here in Austria too. We grow sonecegetables but this year sumner was very rainy and I was not that motivated so the harvest is very little but it is always beautiful to grow some own food😊🤠
I admire your wife. She is such a good example to young mothers raising a family.
I have to say that the wife and mom in these videos is absolutely awesome! I watch all you do and your such a talented person! I am a retired mom, grandma, and great grandma. I used to do what you and your husband are doing! It takes lots of very hard work! Congratulations to both of you foe the phenomenal job your doing!!!!!!
Thank you so much
I have watched 5 of your videos. What a lovely family you are. I see humility, love , and charity. You share as you go, how lovely. I wish you tremendous success and a self sufficient future.
Thank you so much!
your children are the most lucky children in the world for having parents like you.
For someone who doesn't like cooking you do an amazing job 😜
She really does 😁
Hi Ive just discovered yawls channel and I'm LOVING it. Im currently binge watching it.
Awesome! Welcome here!
You guys are so cute together! One tip I recently found out about carrot storage, wrap them in a cotton towel and place in a zip lock or taped bag. The cotton whicks the moisture from the carrots and they keep even longer 😉
Thanks 😊
You can store carrots in damp sand. Using a tote drill 1/8th holes in bottom and lid. Now put in a layer of fine sandbox sand and get it damp. Next put in a layer of carrots then repeat. Keep in a cool dark area . They will last a long time and keep their crunch. I do enjoy watching your videos. Most enjoyable as well as educational.
Gonna have to try it 😊
Love seeing your family working together.
Cowboy is still just a little pup.....Reminds me of my pup who just passed from lymphoma a month ago. Pups are so great to have around. They show you personal purpose in this life....as so with so many farm animals.
It's a new way of living for alot of folks but it will be worth it❤️
God Bless this Family Daily ❤️
Right on! Thank you!
what a lovely family you have, so great to see the kids active in your homesteading and learning to be self-sustainable from a young age. So much knowledge has been lost from the world we are living in today.
Amen...totally agree that knowledge is being lost. It's exciting to see people getting interested in homesteading again though! Hopefully the trend will continue. Thanks for your support!!
MOre subbies on them! Please! I can see their effort on every content. They really love what they are doing.
😁😁
I absolutely love how you don't fuss about the kids on the table! Encouraging their growth! Love cowboy ❤ he's so sweet. That pie was delish 🎉 perfect shell too. Maybe send how to make that crust? Thank you for your continued posts! I love your channel. 😊
Glad you enjoyed the video! Maybe we'll put the recipe out sometime.
The most impressive thing about this video was the kids drinking the tea at the end !!
Haha right! They love it 😊
I love the fact that you work with soil without gloves. ❤
For sure!
And it worries me. I keep getting articles that pop up for me that say all the diseases and fungus stuff we can catch from our soil. I wonder if it is store bought soil and not the dirt on a farm??
I just want to say that I love all of your videos. I felt in love with homesteading. Thank you for sharing all of these. ❤
Thank you so much! Glad you enjoy!
After he dug the potatoes my Dad gave each kid a bucket to go out and dug through the rows to get the stragglers.
Everyone got a prize for picking but the one who got the most got the grand prize.
This gave us incentive to really dig through the dirt to get all we could.
You'd be surprised at how many potatoes you missed
Easiest for us to grow. Rutabaga and turnip. Radishes. Collards. Bush beans. Summer squash. English peas, pumpkins, okra, leaf lettuce. Medium difficult tomatoes, hot peppers, sweet potatoes, cabbage. Hard white potatoes, corn, carrots, cucumbers.
I just found you guys in the last few months and have been inwardly digesting your vids. I live in Laos PDR (South East Asia) and have just bought a few plots of land up in the north of the country. It will be my retirement plan for approx 6 years time. Growing rubber on 2 hectares and making a homestead on the rest. A big learning curve at the moment, thanks to your Vlogs I’m getting plenty of help. 😊
That's awesome! I really hope it goes well for you! Glad you're a part of the More Than Farmers community 😊
I just discovered this channel 4 days ago and I love everything about them. They are awesome and inspiration to everyone especially young parents. I watched about 12 videos so far and I learned a lot from them. Thank you guys keep up the good work. Your kids are beautiful, genes from Mon and Dad. God bless you guys, love from Canada
The sweet potatoes that stayed whole were the Beauregards, the ones that split were the Georgia Jets. Georgia jet sweet potatoes are very early maturing, often get really big but notorious for splitting when it rains and limited shelf life people also sometimes say they "cook up mushy"
I remember my grandma used to keep the Carotts and beets next to the garage covered with lots of sand and they looked just like fresh ones
That’s great. I think i might try that with some of our carrots this year.
This is my favorite video so far ❤️ it’s awesome getting to see you all as a family working hard together. 😊
Why, thank you 😊 Since it was spread out over several days it took a lot of time editing, so I'm glad it's being appreciated 😉
wish I have a family like this🙏 know for sure this channel will grow real fast 👍👍👍
I have most of my vegetables garden in raised beds, it makes it a whole lot easier to take care of and looks much nicer as well…
Where I live in Florida the summer was vicious and then October, NO rain. I was so discouraged. The climate is killing me
We are really enjoying your videos. We live in southwestern Ohio on just under 10 acres where we raised our three sons. My husband is very handy, able to build/create anything like Codi and I loved being a stay at home Mom and gardening and preserving the produce like Shelly. May God continue to bless you.
This is awesome! Great to have another Ohioan on here!
I just came across your videos and Ive watched a few now and I love that its not just Mom doing the Gardening but its the whole family. Thank you for sharing your Garden Journey with us.
So lovely to see the whole family joining!! Great content
Cows love sweet potatoes. Too bad you don't have a pig because that would really go over well too.Fresh sweet potatoes can substitute for at about one-half of the grain fed to cattle. Wet potatoes or dried potato meal may be used as cattle feed up to about 20 to 25 percent of the diet on a dry matter basis. Sweet potatoes and their processing wastes can be ensiled for use as a cattle feed.
Both of you are amazing. Eating what you grow and very healthy living. Just saw your video last night and I love watching you guys.
Thank you! Glad you enjoy 😊
You eat so healthy it is awesome to watch! My dream is to do homesteading. I have an allotment, but the land and my space to store food is not big enough to be completely self-reliant.
I really admired you both of how you truly doing your efforts bringing to an enjoyment teamwork with your kids, that ending up to a fulfilling moments how to treasure a self made food on the table with them. Thank you for inspiring us for your hardships and yet with sweet and joyful moments to feel and watch ❤, lovely !
Thank you so much!
Not sure if you guys do this too, but you can dry carrot tops. They taste like parsley. Your puppy is so well behaved. Great video! Thanks for sharing.
I've never heard of that! Thanks for the tip! Thanks for watching 😊
Woah. I'm going to try that.
I learned it from “Three Rivers Homestead” channel. This is my first year trying it.
I often use carrot tops in soups, as a replacement for parsley. They are in the same family as parsley, celery, celeriac, and cilantro. There's a few others in there too, that can be swapped out with each other. Also celery tops are very nutritious, so long as they haven't been raised using pesticides. @@morethanfarmers
I have learned that timing is way better for sweet potatoes. I time mine between 100 and 120 days. Plus i plant them in containers. Easier to harvest by just tipping over the container. I am disabled not lazy lol so the container method allows me to grow them and harvest them myself without depending on someone else who has a busy schedule. Might be worth a try. Side project trial maybe. Lol.
That’s really cool! Being more innovative and efficient isn’t lazy 😉
I have had the best luck growing sweet potatoes in those growing cloth bags
Good to know! Thank you!
OK WOW!!! Just found your videos and I LOVE your videos and love your beautiful family... I can always tell when God is in the mix as my spirit agrees with your spirits!!! I can watch in peace and that is awesome in these days!!!
That's the highest compliment you could give us! Thank you. We want to spread peace NOT fear...
you both really are hard working person 😊.
You guys are such a cute couple! Just found your channel and you provide great information. Blessings!!! My husband and I have found your videos very informative.
Thank you so much! I hope you continue to enjoy 😊
Absolutely amazing! I'm planning on starting myself a garden myself. Its gonna be twenty beds 4x20. I'm installing irrigation throughout. To help with watering. We have sandy soil so I've got a lot of work ahead of me. Y'all make it seem easy and fun....
That’s a lot of big beds! You’ve got your work cut out for you 😉 Good luck!! It’s definitely not east and fun all the time.. Maybe not even most of the time.. But we try to make it that way as much as possible.
You guys really thought things thru. Been there done that. Good job. Greg
Thanks!
You guys are so awesome I wish I had a big yard to plant more vegetables. I do have a small garden bed and I am learning to care for it better. Thank you for your helpful tips ❤
You’re welcome! “Never despise a humble beginning”
Subscribed. You're family is such a blessing to learn from. Thank you.
You’re welcome! Glad you’re here 😊
Absolutely loved your video. You guys live such a sustainable life! I appreciate that you share it with so many people. I am going to have to learn how to preserve. Hopefully you have more videos about that again thank you.
Thank you! I hope you continue to learn.
hello, I am watching your video from Hong Kong. love seeing your family working together🥰
Thank you so much 🤗
Dunno if anyone has mentioned...the damage on sweet potatoes is from root knot nematodes, your carrots also have nodules on them
Theyre a bugger to get rid of once in then garden, companion planting, soil solarisation planting non taget crops, fallowing and green manures are the control options.
Thanks for pointing that out! We still didn’t know what it was.. we’ll look deeper into that.
@@morethanfarmers It can also be to much nitrogen during the entire growing season or to much water toward the end of the growing season.
Grow Sunchokes/Jerusalem Artichokes! Super easy, they have pretty flowers and they come back every year!
Interesting! Never tried it.
Lol the best part of these videos is your youngest daughter. She is so adorable.
Though the clips of the pie is making want now
Thank you! The motorized, remote control tractor sounds pretty cool😁
Actually in Taiwan 🇹🇼, we boil the leaves of sweet potatoes, then add some soy sauce then eat it, it’s super nutritious!!! ( Another way is fried it with oil then add garlic and salt, it’s also good 👍!)
Interesting!
You should try! Very nutritious and with lots of fibers!!! (Typo: fried*, more like stir fried, must keep the leaves still green! )
First video I have watched when finding your channel and it was wonderful. So lovely to see you both working so well together and including the kids in the journey, what a beautiful homesteading family you are!! Thank you for showing to good as well as the bad, it is a far more realistic view and far more helpful than channels who only show success!
Thanks so much! 😊
Oh Lord! I love that baby up on the table rolling dough.
I chanced upon your channel and like what I see. You are both very generous in sharing your experiences/knowledge.
Welcome aboard!
I grow in containers with loose soil, and about 1/3 straw and or leaves on top. No forks involved! Easy to sift through with your hands! Great yields. I even did one per greenhouse watering pot, and they baked all summer and dried out easily . The plants looked puny, and I got 1.5 roasting pans out of 1w 10 inch pots.
That pie!!!!! Had me drooling lol
Just found you guys. I'm in love with your family. Already learned a lot from just 1 vid. Thank you. Greetings from NorCal.
Love watching your videos. Thank you for sharing and all the information to be successful. Me and my husband started last couple of years but very little amounts and your videos help
I do seedless raspberry jam with about two tablespoons of pureed ginger at the end. It turns out really good with a nice zip to it.
That sounds awesome! I love ginger!
You guys make a great team. Keep up the good work.
Thanks Jeremy!
When you pick carrots, give it a push down before pulling up, then it won't break off and pulls out easier
Thanks for the tip!
@@morethanfarmers learned it from my dad (he is now 87 and still planting carrots etc)
We have a tiny back yard here in Norther Ca , Bay Area.
I used 10 gallon grow bags for peas, tomatoes and basil.
I’ve watched videos where folks plant their potatoes in cardboard boxes🥺
or plastic bins with drainage holes in the bottom.
🤔
Yes! You can do so much in a small space!
Love your videos.Lots of harvest.
Thank you!
Just found your channel and so far love the content. I have a small yard in a cold climate but i am working to see how much I can grow in my small space with a very short season. Love all the tips.
Welcome aboard!
Smart idea on the trellis and support for the raspberries. I think I only saw that here.
Thanks so much 😊 Yes...we trellis our raspberries! Helps a ton with yield!
I love your videos and admire your family or helping each other,I would love the recipe to that lemonade please
Absolutely love this video. Thanks for sharing
That pie was beautiful!!
Momma's got skills 😉
She sure does! And it even tasted better than it looked 😉 I'll pass on the compliment 😊
I also love Amish Paste! So big and sweet. Also like classic Beefsteak and big beef
Thank you for your fun happy vlogs. Plus no FREEZE-DRYER. So sick of all my favorite channels pushing them. Thank God for fast forward on those channels. We h as t kind of Raspberries fo you grow? ❤️
😁 I won't say never, but at this point we really don't feel the need for one. We were offered a free one by the company, but didn't take em up on it 😏 The variety is Heritage.
Lol, my son teased me all the time about having scissors everywhere! I like leaf mulch idea and I love grass clippings for mulch, but leaves are easier to come by. I hauled about 25 huge bags of leaves from across town to my place, but ended up moving and just having a tree service guy haul them away
Thank you! Totally my favourite of all your videos. So good!
Wow, thank you! Hopefully this year we can put out another great harvest video:)
Blanch your sweet potatoes greens for a couple of minutes in boiling water. Pack them in a large Ziploc bag and freeze them for the winter.🤗🤤🤤🤗
Yhank you for sharing how to storage!!! ❤
Beautiful harvest! Praise God 🙏! 🤗💕
That pie looks so good. 😋
Beautiful harvest
Thank you!
Thanks!
Thank you so much! And you're welcome 😊
My wife and I have been blessed by what we have learned from your family and the inspiration you give to your viewers. God bless you!!!
Yummy!! That pie looks delicious
For potatoes wounds, we like to rub the scabs with dirt, helps to 'heal'...
❤️🔥 much love. Y'all are beautiful people.
You both are so amazing. I learned so much.thanks
If I can learn to preserve food it would really save my life
It's not too hard! One thing at a time!
@@morethanfarmers I’m learning so much from you guys you’re the best ❤️
You people are living in heaven
make simple handcarts to pull with a rope with round tree wheels so that you wont have to carry it all the time and so your kids can take the dollies out and help them do gardening. too.
I Love this! We did something similar where we live out. This video actually gave us inspiration and hope that we can still become successful, thanks so much for this video.
Absolutely!! Best wishes to you!
In Denmark we eat strawberries and raspberries with cream it's absolutely amazing ❤️
🤩🤩🤩
Great video! Thanks for sharing!
Our pleasure!
Great channel! Love y'all's videos. Thanks for the wonderful book recommendations! :)
Glad you like them!
Loved the video I never had basil tea I do dry mine and crush in hands and have in jars . Mint tea yes never basil tea I will try thank you
Sounds great!
Wow what a great video! Thank you
Glad you liked it!
That was a great value-filled video. I really enjoyed this one. I'd love to see more of your root cellar setup -- is it just a corner of your basement or do you have a coolbot in there? That's a heavy duty door!
So glad you enjoyed! I do have an older video of me building the root cellar. Yes it is a corner of the basement, no coolbot. I think we’ll probably do a tour video of it before too long. I work for a window and door company and that was an old display 😉 It’s pretty sweet!
Soooo amazing😊 love from Austria
Thank you! I visited Austria when I was 12 😊 Beautiful country!
@@morethanfarmers oh thank you😊 I am very happy to have a little farm here in Austria too. We grow sonecegetables but this year sumner was very rainy and I was not that motivated so the harvest is very little but it is always beautiful to grow some own food😊🤠
How much space is between each screen on your drying rack? Trying to thread the needle between enough air flow and maximizing my space.
Also, carrot tops are loaded with nutrition. I put them in my soup.
Nice! Michelle will get back to you soon with the pie crust recipe 😊
Maashaa Allah.!!..what an abundance produce!!
Give thanks to Allah.
Love your little family and farm.
We are very thankful for the harvest!
Great video. I have to dig the rest of my sweet potatoes tomorrow and I have a feeling it's not going to be great.
Thanks! Hope it turns out for ya! 🤞
What is your receipe for pie crust and what makes your raspberry thick. Love it all!
This is awesome so much respect❤😊
Love your video's.. very inspiring! Greetings from The Netherlands
Thanks so much!
Pls share variety of each of the plants you dug up in this video