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My mother was sick my whole life, and died when I was barely grown. She couldn't make physical paths for or with us, but the paths she built in our hearts will never fade. Miss Cindy has left her body, but she hasn't left your hearts. It takes what it takes to grieve the loss of a loved one, and it's different with every loss. I appreciate your candor, sharing some of yours with us. They say pain shared is halved, but joy shared is doubled. May your joys outweigh your tears. ❤️‍🩹

@maryjemison1101

Жыл бұрын

Beautiful said about Your Mother ❤❤

@Stephanie-kt9vh

Жыл бұрын

@JBlackwell What a absolutely beautiful tribute to your precious Momma. To read your words, show the heart of who you are AND it shows just how beautiful, precious and loving your Momma was. She obviously was an amazing Mom, you honor her well. She would be so pleased and touched by your words and so proud of you!! Be blessed my sweet friend! Happy and safe 4th!

@JuBeeJuBeeJu

Жыл бұрын

Thank you both. Next month marks 34 years since she died. I miss her terribly this time of year. 🩵

@mbmiller1956

Жыл бұрын

My goodness, what a lovely sentiment ❤

@bonniefordahl7065

Жыл бұрын

Tipper you never cease to amaze me. Your love of family, of Appalachia, of your garden, just of all of life but especially your love of God. You’re so wise so thanks for sharing that wisdom with us. It just makes my day to watch one of your videos. Your garden is so beautiful - you’ve inspired me to try growing veggies. Flowers are no problem but at 78, veggies are a little more work. So far I’ve planted tomatoes, watermelon, cantaloupe and all kinds of squash and pumpkins for the grandkids, green beans, peas, cucumbers and zucchini. Might be a little late but so far, so good. Now to control the weeds! Have arthritis so when I’m done for the day, I can hardly walk but it’s been worth it. You’re such a beautiful person - from the inside out! Take care and may God continue to richly bless you and your family❣️

Tell Katie to make a memorial garden for Mrs. Cindy, maybe even her Pap . Maybe bring some of her flowers she loved and some outside garden trinkets and a metal bench. That way, Matt and all of you can just step outside and sit and remember the ones you love and miss and reminisce.

@conniebaker1958

Жыл бұрын

A friend of mine made a pretty/cute rock garden for family members that have passed and for the ones living on the outside of it. Turned out so nice

@Anaturalpharmacist

Жыл бұрын

That’s a wonderful idea

@RunninUpThatHillh

Жыл бұрын

I did that too. I have a plant that represents each family member, one is inherited from my nana herself which I love, yarrow. I've made it into my medicinal herbs garden, so physical medicine comes from there. And I made sure everything self-sows so its everlasting.

@grammie9240

Жыл бұрын

That is such a great idea. I have a memory garden in honor of my mother who passed away in 2009. Listening to Tipper and her garden talk inspired me to do some herbs in Mama's garden. I strive to only put things in her garden that she would love. ❤

@MsKindaSorta

2 ай бұрын

She did just that after all.

God bless Tipper and her family in Jesus name

@CelebratingAppalachia

Жыл бұрын

Thank you Norman 😀

@DocLaurie

Жыл бұрын

Amen!

I now live in an apartment, so you sharing your garden means a great deal to me. I used to grow vegetables, melons, and flowers, too, and I loved every minute and all years doing it.

I loved this tour of the garden. Loved hearing your talk on your loved ones that has passed. The Lord blesses us when we take care of our loved ones. You have an amazing family.

41:40 Carolina Wrens and the pairs do love to sing to each other, every day, no matter what season. Absolutely one of my favorite song birds 🙂

To borrow from Shakespeare and Elvis, this world is just a stage that we all must play our part. One day the curtain will come down on us and we’ll be in a land where we’ll never grow old with those who’ve gone on before us! Sweet Beulah Land from Squire Parsons comforts us all! Praying that God gives you comfort in the coming days with His Sweet, Sweet Spirit! ❤🙏

I grow flowers in memory of relatives. Since I lost over 20 family friends since 2016 it helps me to cope I lost my father at sixteen this year will be 50 years. But they are all still with me and always will be. Lost my only sibling a sister in 2021 I have felt so alone but plant a flower and I remember every time when I see that flower and I have lots of birds many cardinals it warms my heart.

@CelebratingAppalachia

Жыл бұрын

Bless you!! I love that you plant the flowers 😀

I bet that Katie’s gardening is very therapeutic for her right now.💚

Thanks so much for sharing, Tipper. I could listen to you talk all day. Your garden is so beautiful.

@CelebratingAppalachia

Жыл бұрын

Thank you 🙏

I watched you and Matt plant your garden and it is brimming with food and flowers. How fast it all happened. Tipper your talking about paths touched my heart so tenderly. I can see all the paths we made growing up on the farm. Some with our shoes and many with our bare feet. You are such a beautiful lady and a treasure to all who follow you. ❤

@CelebratingAppalachia

Жыл бұрын

Bless you and thank you!

So much beauty to take in! Thank you for sharing your garden and your precious memories. ❤🙏

So much beauty throughout your video Tipper. Your excitement of getting to take your walk in your garden.... Katie's rock garden 🤗 is a beautiful creation. True art in creating her garden, her music, jewelry and so much more I'm sure. I believe the bird we're hearing is a Carolina Wren among others. Thank you again for sharing Celebrating Appalachia 🤗 Praying for you all Tipper 🙏💕

This was everything Tipper. My Daddy has been gone since 1999 and I remember helping him harvest his corn and beans almost every year. What I regret is not listening enough to all of his gardening tips. My parents were divorced when I was 11 and couldn't be more different! My Mama was more "city" and I lived with her. She and I would dance alot, cook and she taught me a lot. My Dad was a country boy and loved to garden, horses and he was a carpenter and could build anything! I wish I could have spent more time with him to learn more about growing food. He called me one evening and was so excited about his corn coming up and wanted me to drive 30 miles to come and feel his corn leaves LOL. I was about 20 then and had little time for corn feeling, Ha Ha. We had a good laugh and I'M m laughing now writing this. I miss my Dad so much, even all these years later. I loved your story about paths, we all need more of those especially now... God bless y'all.

@CelebratingAppalachia

Жыл бұрын

Love that memory 😀

Thank you for sharing your beautiful garden with us. More importantly, thank you for sharing your thoughts and memories with us. I don’t find it a coincidence that life began in a garden and new life began in a garden by an empty tomb. Thank you.

My prayers are still with your family. I can see the sadness in your face and hear it as you speak of Miss Cindy. What a wonderful legacy she left you all. As I read somewhere, "the only thing that stays the same, is that everything changes." God Bless you all.

How wonderful your garden looks and that being out in it can help comfort and heal your grief. God bless.

This was such a wonderful video I love seeing your garden it looks so good. I really liked Katie’s little garden she is so talented. I’m still praying for you and your family.😊

I volunteer at a large pantry garden here in NJ and we cover the plants the second we see bugs w white row covers. Seems to help. The garden is my place of wonder in God’s creation.

Don't ever apologize for sharing your insights like the paths. I really enjoy those moments. Especially connecting it to your walk of faith. ❤

Seems like yesterday when you and Corie were at the table sorting through your seed packets and dreaming of your gardens to come. You’ve done a wonderful job making dreams a reality. 🙏🏻💛🙏🏻

The bees are just killing time, waiting for Matt to get home 😂x

@CelebratingAppalachia

Жыл бұрын

😀

I loved when you said of your yard and garden, "It makes me very happy"...one of my favorite things to do is to wake up and open our back door to see our yard and garden in the morning light, especially if it's rained in the night. All the work of spring, summer, and fall is worth that first peek of the day.

Tipper, every time I hear you say ‘okry’ instead of ‘okra’, I think of my mom and dad. That’s how they pronounced it when I was growin up. And peonies were ‘pineys’. Precious memories flood my soul every time I hear you talk. 😊

Currently @7:08 pm, it is 90 degrees in the Florida panhandle. I am trying hard keeping plants watered because no rain. I LOVE Katie's rock bed!!! Well done!

@christianoliver3572

Жыл бұрын

It's about the same weather here in Corpus Christi, Texas. We've had 20 consecutive days where the Heat Index has been 100 + F, and the highest our HI got was 121!!

You grabbed my heart Tipper at the closing of this video. Paths.....Beginning with. Gods path for us to our own path we choose to make with building our family. So many opportunities to veer off that path, right or wrong. We do reap what we sow.😊

I like to think of God as the Great Gardener. What you said about changes and growth fits it perfectly. Thank you.

This video has been one of my favorites. The love for your family, especially Miss Cindy has touched my heart. Your family is blessed to have you.❤

I know your heart is full of the feels right now, but I'm glad you have the garden to help you stay busy!

Bless you all!! There is nothing more precious than family and family history. Your garden looks wonderful!

It's so refreshing to visit here. Other channels talk so much about all the things that are going wrong in the world. When I come here to visit, I leave with new ideas, hope and encouragement. Thank you Tipper.

@CelebratingAppalachia

Жыл бұрын

Thank you 😀

Perslane is the best tea for diarrhea . I never would have believed it . But my baby girl was 1 month old dieing from diarrhea . A pediatrician and two baby specialists , couldn't stop it in seven days hospitalized . My mom told me if thebaby was gonna die , she was going to try a tea . She took me two baby bottles of that tea , snuck in inside her purse . The baby lived and i brought her home on the 10 day . TTG 🙏 and my sweet mom .

@CelebratingAppalachia

Жыл бұрын

Amazing! Thank you!!

Katie’s rock bed is really cool😍. Both the girls have developed your love for gardening Tipper👍. What an awesome love of nature to share 😊.

Listening while I do my chores,its late but I'm a night owl ,love just listening

Watching your videos is a breath of fresh air in this world ❤. Takes me back to my childhood in southern Indiana. So glad I found you on here.

@CelebratingAppalachia

Жыл бұрын

Our pleasure!

This garden tour of beautiful peaceful vegetables and flowers is for sure very comforting to a weary mind . Add to that the joy of the breeze and birdsong and it is a gift from God .

I love your videos of talking and sharing your love of growing all things. When you mentioned Ms. Cindy and seeing her again, That day will be a glorious day of praising God when all things will be changed to Spirit and we will see no longer through a glass as a haze but clear as crystal, face to face. I pray for God to cover you in his love and peace and his love to bring comfort to your Soul. All my love

@CelebratingAppalachia

Жыл бұрын

Thank you!!

Love y’all ❤ Thanks for taking us in Y’all are my favorite channel since Justin Wilson So sorry for your loss

@CelebratingAppalachia

Жыл бұрын

Thank you Shane!!

I just watched your garden tour, it’s looking beautiful. This video has so much in it, what you came to near the end was how a garden feeds us in so many ways other than with food. When I am alone in my garden I feel a connection with The Lord that is so strong. I loved seeing Katie making her garden, then you spoke of Miss Cindy’s talking about Pap and the tiller. It moved me. I appreciate you and your family.

We can all see that God's hand is in all your lives. I thank you so much for sharing it.

@CelebratingAppalachia

Жыл бұрын

Thank you!!

Grandaddy, grandaddy, which way did the cows go...the only insect I would pick up..😄 I appreciate the walk and talk and honoring loved ones... thanks Tipper 🤗❤️

Your garden is beautiful . So peaceful to spend time in nature. Makes you feel close to God. I am trying for first time to grow lemon balm. Hope you and the family are doing well 🙏 keeping you all in my prayers.

Wanted to give an update. Everyone, I made Miss Cindy's blueberry pie. It is soooo good. Thanks for sharing her recipe Tipper. Our garden has been not doing it's normal thing. Our weather is finally warming up. It's 87 today and it's been so much cooler here. I think I have powdery mildew but not sure. Hopefully, with your temps coming up your toms will take off. I am getting tomatillos already. I planted my seeds and peppers are doing the poorest. I think my sweet potatoes will be fingerlings at best.

@CelebratingAppalachia

Жыл бұрын

So glad you enjoyed the pie! Your garden sounds good too 😀

@williamrandall6472

Жыл бұрын

Wow Tipper, you sure have a green thumb, what a wonderful garden!

I don't know how I missed this one, but catching up. I love what you have done with your gardening...love all the green. Take care and God Bless.

Y’all are quickly becoming my favorite channel to watch. I love how real and true you are. My family history comes from the Appalachian mountains of Kentucky You give me a vision as to where a LOT of our family traditions come from. And Katie’s bed is fabulous!! Now she needs to make a memory garden for Ms Cindy. I made one for my own grandmother. It just brings a smile when I see it. Praying big blessings for y’all!

@CelebratingAppalachia

Жыл бұрын

Thanks so much!

How God provides food to fill our bodies and beauty for us to fill our hearts 💕

There is just something about the videos you do by yourself that are so special❤

I planted joe pye weed on purpose and it attracts loads of Monarch butterfly each year on their tall purple flowers. Gosh your garden looks great, it’s amazing how a garden takes care of itself. I always hover over mine, but it doesn’t seem to be necessary. Katie’s bed is beautiful, can’t wait to see it planted! Time in the garden is so healing. 🌸🌸🌸🌿🌿

You talking about the path’s brought tears to my eyes. It brought back the memories of the paths at both my grandparents. My pa had his path to the garden. You could leave the bicycle anywhere in the yard other than pa’s path. Then I had my path, the path that lead from my house to my pap’s, when I was a child I was fortunate enough to live beside him kind of like you live next to granny. How I wish I could walk that path and sit on the porch with my pap again. Thank you for sparky my memories, made me smile and tear up. What special memories.

@CelebratingAppalachia

Жыл бұрын

Bless you!

It's so pleasant to follow you on your joyrneys through your garden and daily life. I'm alone and I enjoy your family like my own. Through joy and sorrow family is the best that we have. We share it all together and plan for what is to come next. So great a time here in the summer. Thank you for sharing with us. Susan

I am now in tears, not because it's sad but because you talked about the seasons. I am ready to go now. I have no kids . You have really impact my life and my mind. Thank you!

@CelebratingAppalachia

Жыл бұрын

Bless you!!

Speaking of paths. I have made plenty of them. From my house to my brothers , to my Mama & Daddy's & to my Granny's . THey are all gone now. Memories truly are precious.

In the city there are paths taken over the years. Also, there is change. Buildings the are no longer there and in some places new buildings also old and new homes. When I make it back to my old neighborhood I don't recognize it. But we have our memories and we reminisce with friends and family. Tell stories to the younger generations. Life is beautiful.

May the Holy Mother watch over you, in your time of mourning.. i admire you and your channel, and the spirit that you keep alive, reminds me so much of my best of neighbours, unce about a time. And your garden is quite expansive, thank you, and i wish you and your family well.

🤗 A tender-hearted hug from Oklahoma.

Walking through the garden with you feeds my soul now that I'm retired due to health. Made a living in Horticulture for decades. When your Elderberry patch takes off and you have an abundance, the flower heads make delicious fritters. I love yellow pear tomatoes the way you guys love your Tommy Toes. Always taught kiddos that they were garden candy. Sweet as sugar! Glad you get to enjoy them too. Thanks again for the Soul Food!

I teared up with you as you were talking about the paths and seeing Miss Cindy again one day. It made me think of the day that I’ll walk a path of my own and be reunited with my beautiful daughter that I lost a year and a half ago. Losing someone you love is hard. Still praying for your family.

@CelebratingAppalachia

Жыл бұрын

Bless you!

You’ve got one of the BEST soundtracks to life! The ocean is one of mine. God Bless you and yours friend.

I can feel your pain and sadness of good memories past. We’re at that age now when we feel this more and more everyday. So happy we had those times but wish we still had some of those with us now. Love to you and yours always

God bless you...Thank you for sharing your garden paths with us to enjoy here. Brings back memories of daddy's watermelon patch, our garden in the coastal part of NC, and Mama's flowers growing hither and yonder. God bless! Treasured memories...thanks for the memory jog and the blog...Happy gardening! 💕

That's a new one to me about the granddaddy long leg and the cows. Love it😂😊

Dear Tipper, this video was heartfelt and beautifully narrated by you. You and your dear families are very blessed to have you in their lives.❤

@CelebratingAppalachia

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!

Enjoyed the garden tour very much. Appreciate your's and your family's faith and poetic point of view. Beautiful. Real.

😢 I am sad for your loss of miss Cindy. Did you know that the birds sing in morning to wake of the trees and plants. Vibration of classical music will make your garden grow. Love your videos.❤

I love this video and your talk about Miss Cindy and the girls and your father! How wonderful!!

Condolences to Matt, Tipper, and your family.

Love that garden with the Japanese things, cosmos, poppies and nasturtiums❤… Lovely❤

I had so much I wanted to say throughout the video and I can't remember it all now. Thank you for sharing a longer video today. I just love seeing gardens, whether they are flowers or food. I love the sounds in the background too. Hearing the chickens just takes me back to when I was a girl. I found out about getting your daily email for the Blind Pig and the Acorn. I just look forward to it every morning. I read my bible, devotion, and then your blog. Some days my friends are busy and they don't have time to talk, so I'm thankful to have time with you. God bless ya'll as ya'll journey this new "path" without Miss Cindy here. She will always be near as long as you have these memories.

@CelebratingAppalachia

Жыл бұрын

Thank you!!

How beautiful that your garden was flourishing in your absence. As you’ve said many times, seeds just want to grow. I’m sorry so many of your tomato plants died! Such a shame. Katie’s garden patch is going to be so gorgeous. Out of her grief comes beauty. Thank you for the garden tour, you are so close to reaping the rewards. By the way, your carrots look so good. You’ve really done it this time!❤️🇨🇦

Yup the garden certainly is symbolic, it dies back but it’s not goodbye it’s I’ll see you when my season comes.

Lovely garden for a lovely, dear, family!! 💔🙏🏼🐾🙏🏼💔

I have sprinkled flour in my flowers that the grasshoppers want to chew on. Apparently it gums up their mouths. It’s wonderful to celebrate the family connections through the years.

Thank you for the video. Still praying for continued comfort and remembrance of great memories.

The struggle with Gardens is tiring but still worth it. Our Garden is done for the year here in South Ala.. along with our Blueberries. Your message about Paths made me reminisce and caused me to tear up..Wonderful memories I have of those paths.

@CelebratingAppalachia

Жыл бұрын

So glad you have those memories 😀 Thank you!

Ty Tipper for sharing this special tour of your garden. So relaxing & great tips on getting rid of the pests. Love all the beautiful memories of your love ones.❤ Great job Katie on your flower bed! Beautiful!❤😊

Spur of the moment thoughts and stories are always the best. Paths, we all make them. You have made paths for us too, Tipper. Love you and your paths💟

Good job Katie on your rock garden and Tipper your nasturtiums are beautiful.

Thanks! Much love from the other side of the mountains, oh what a day it will be when we all get to Heaven 🙏🙏🙏 amen

@CelebratingAppalachia

Жыл бұрын

Thank you Thomas! We appreciate you 😀

Tipper your garden is beautiful and it must be a wonderful feeling to know that you can feed your family and enjoy it. Your memories of Pap and Miss Cindy will always be around you and Matt and those beautiful girls. You have raised two no only beautiful but wise and God loving young women you and Matt have the right to be proud ❤

With all the conflict, hostility and turmoil within families and outside of family, Miss Tipper you and your family sure are a breath of fresh air. Something I longed for my entire youth growing up. Your garden is absolutely beautiful!!! From one mountain to another, I understand you.. God Bless you always 🙏

@CelebratingAppalachia

Жыл бұрын

Thank you!

We did enjoy it very much. Take care Tipper, we’re all thinking of you and your family.

I can’t believe how fast your garden grows… it’s so exciting!!!!

Hi Tpper, this is Judy in knoxville. I hope you still remember me. You have been through a lot lately so if you don't, I understand. Death is very hard for all of us. My step daughter passed on June 7th from pneumonia that affected her brain. The family pulled her life support and we was with her when she went home to Jesus, she was a born again child of God so I know I will see her again. We still miss her dearly. I have been watching and listening to you and your family go through the same things we are experiencing, but I do think God is near. Thank you Jesus! This is the first time for me to talk about everything without breaking down. Your family was very helpful for me through all of this. I feel alittle better just putting things into words. You don't know how helpful you are to a lot of people. I compare my garden to yours to see if my is OK. Sorry for the book I just wrote. I am thankful for you and your family. God bless you all. Keep the videos coming, they are great. Judy in knoxville.

@CelebratingAppalachia

Жыл бұрын

Judy! It was so nice to meet you. I'm so very sorry you lost her. I just can't imagine the grief you are feeling. I will be praying for you and for all of your family. I'm so very sorry. I'm glad you enjoy our videos-and knowing they help you makes me very happy. Bless you!!

We can green tomatoes. They are so good in the winter. We would pick tomatoes that were getting to big and was ripe but not real ripe. I would wrap them in News paper and store them on a board, do not stack them, place in a cool place. Unwrap a tomato a day before you want to eat it. We would be eating tomatoes in December.

I loved the tour of your garden, thanks for sharing it with us. It’s winter here in Australia and I live in the desert and my veg garden is full of pumpkins, sweet potatoes, chard, cauliflowers, kale and cabbages. But everything is slow this year, last year at this time we were eating the cauliflowers and cabbages, but they are still weeks away this year. My nasturtiums are flowering and the bees are loving them. Gardening is still a bit of mystery to me, and always a learning experience.

My heart goes out to you and your family ...I know how hard it is to lose a family member ....We will see them again ...So blessed to have our soul salvation 🙌 ... Your garden is beautiful and you'll have a bounty to put up to feed your family ....Katie did great with her rock garden and I'm sure Corie's garden is pretty too !! .... Thank you Tipper for the garden tour, your flowers are beautiful 🌿🌼🌸🌻🌾🌱 .... Love n Hugs from North Ga. Mts. 💖

I am weeping because you touch my soul. God bless you Tipper...you restore my heart every time I watch you.

@CelebratingAppalachia

Жыл бұрын

Bless you!!

Your gardens are really beautiful, veggies and flowers ❤…loved seeing Katie working so diligently on her project, gathering her rocks and getting ready to plant…your talk about Paths…beautiful story & it touched my heart, and brought back memories of the Paths that were made in my lifetime ❤…I enjoy your videos so much that I don’t want them to end… My prayers for with y’all…love y’all ❤

@CelebratingAppalachia

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!

Garden looks great. Continued prayers for comfort for you all.

Use your grape leaves for pickles, you’ll love it, crispy every time.

Your garden is so beautiful, Tipper...so lush and green! You are sure to be blessed with a bountiful harvest this year. Not sure if you've heard of it, but there is an app that lets you listen to birds and it tells you what bird is singing and talking...the app is called Merlin...it's a very neat and fun app to have if you love listening to the birds!! Katie's little garden bed is so pretty too with those creek rocks. Your deep pondering over the paths and gardening is quite insightful and definitely has me thinking of these kinds of paths in my own life. As always, thank you for sharing your garden beauty with us!!☺

Enjoyed this so much Tipper. Thanks for showing us the progress. Gardens sometimes have to raise themselves while life moves on and yours was doing its best to make you proud while ya'll were tending to Ms. Cindy. I like your stories about the paths there at the end. Made me think a lot about the paths my family used to make and now that I make with my neighbors and little grandson who lives only a few doors down.

Tipper you folks have such a beautiful place, the hills are peaceful. As I mentioned I miss NH mountains, the peace and magical views. I ordered and planted nasturtium's. I'm excited to see the blooms. Katie should have a green house just for flowers. I know there's sadness. There will be peace in the valley. Hug's from VA 🙏❣️

Oh Katie, your rock garden is looking beautiful already ❤

I love how you bring such thought provoking life stories from your garden. Mrs. Cindy’s sickness and passing has been heavy on my heart for y’all. I’m truly sorry for y’all’s hurting, but I can tell she was much loved. I pray for peace and comfort for your family.

I really enjoy the garden tours that you share. 😊 Thank you for sharing all of your hard work with all of us!

Nasturtiums are just wonderful. Monet planted tons along his garden paths ...

Our former property owner planted St. John’s wort. It is inside our tree line in our woods underneath giant trees. Apparently they do well in shade because the bush is six feet wide. Until recently ours didn’t have any blooms on it. Not a single sign of flowers. I figured they must not bloom every year. Then I read that the bush got its name from St John the Baptist day on June 24th. It said they are always in bloom on that day. Sure enough, right on schedule, it was filled with blooms on June 24th. When used in a tincture or infused oil, the blooms turn the liquid a purplish red. Very pretty. If the flowers are ripe for using as a medicinal remedy you can roll a yellow bloom in between your fingers and it will leave a purplish red mark.

Your garden tour has shown all the results of your and Matt’s labor. It’s growing beautifully. I loved the post of paths on the BPATA. Your love for Miss Cindy reminds me of the love Ruth had for Naomi. Hugs and prayers.