2024 Garden Tour Week 10: Volunteers ABOUND & Tomatillo Troubles!

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  • @SageandStoneHomestead
    @SageandStoneHomestead

    Wrinkly shirt looks ironed by the end of the video. Thanks, humidity!! ♥

  • @toniatalley1977
    @toniatalley1977

    I love your dog so much. He just makes me happy when I see his smiling face and wagging tail. He's absolutely adorable

  • @thenodiggardener
    @thenodiggardener

    Buster's wiggle amuses me so much! I hope the spray works on the worms with your tomatillos, because it's such a shame to have all that damage caused by them when the plants have done such a great job. If you do get a big enough harvest to make it in the house: they are seriously good roasted on a tray with poblano type peppers, onions, and garlic. Then blitz this in to a sauce, and add fresh cilantro, and salt to taste. I use chicken with it, but since you do your own rabbits, I imagine it would go very well with them, or fish too. The flowers on your malabar spinach are adorable. Even if not of much edible use, how pretty. I love food plants that are like 'here, have something pretty to look at whilst I'm busy' lol

  • @Root_and_Fleurish_Farm
    @Root_and_Fleurish_Farm

    Buster is just the happiest cutest Pyrenees. Love his daily bone cameo ❤. I have a Pyr too and they are just the most wonderful dogs to their people and livestock 😊

  • @sounditout34
    @sounditout34

    I love how you just let your volunteers grow. I had tomato and nasturtium volunteers this year.

  • @TheInquisitiveFarmwife
    @TheInquisitiveFarmwife

    I don't always comment on your videos, but really have been looking forward to watching them. I follow you really well! Love all you are doing in the gardens!

  • @jamieflint2550
    @jamieflint2550

    I'd put the cherries in the middle two as you enter.

  • @860178432
    @860178432

    I thought your rabbit cage was a bale of hay 😂😂😂

  • @beckyb4068
    @beckyb4068

    Tomatillos are a favorite to grow here. We get volunteers every year. Last year we had our chicken fence near the garden so I threw a lot of tomatillos that had rotted to them. Now there are about 50 plants growing there 😂

  • @lindsynelson589
    @lindsynelson58921 күн бұрын

    Straddle! And too funny, I thought your rabbit cage was a hay bail 😅

  • @caitlinavila5314
    @caitlinavila5314

    This is my 1st year successfully growing tomatillos. It's gone crazy this year.

  • @karenfrankland7763
    @karenfrankland7763

    I harvest the malabar spinach seeds for my neighbor. She uses them to dye sheep wool that she spins. They have a gorgeous light purple color. Our Heirloom tomatoes and cucumbers are coming in quick. Nothing better than a tomato sandwich!

  • @deltorres2100
    @deltorres2100

    Everyone one garden is Great ..

  • @farmstrong5434
    @farmstrong5434

    Great job! I always love watching your videos! Love from our homestead in Morocco 🇲🇦

  • @denisehaynes1885
    @denisehaynes1885

    Another really lush garden tour! Thank you for sharing. I love volunteers in my garden, particularly tomatoes….Cherokee purple and black crim….enjoy the weekend Heather.

  • @TheFeralFarmgirl
    @TheFeralFarmgirl

    Celery are heavy feeders and do better in a bigger container. But it is fun to have a variety of things in the green stalks.

  • @deborahbaughman1366
    @deborahbaughman1366

    I ate a lot of the blackberries on the malabo spinach and I’m still here so I don’t think they are toxic. Maybe the Lord just protected me in my ignorance ❤

  • @elainehinton2860
    @elainehinton2860

    Be careful with those tomatillos! Our first year growing them, my hubby fell in love. And then found out his gut doesn’t handle them so well 🤣 he was so dissapointed.

  • @midwestribeye7820
    @midwestribeye7820

    I try and let the volunteers grow, too. I usually have to dig them up and move them to an empty area. I haven't had to plant a Supersweet 100 for years!

  • @GreenThumbGardener65
    @GreenThumbGardener65

    You have just an amazing garden! Cudos! I know it’s a lot of work!❤