I heard the guy from Deep South Homestead say he has garden envy when he watches your videos. I think he speaks for us all lol

@kathymcmc

Жыл бұрын

Danny is a peach isn't he?

@HollisNancysHomestead

Жыл бұрын

We love Wanda and Danny! They are very nice people!

@samuelstatuary2140

Жыл бұрын

@@HollisNancysHomestead hi great videos can I grow kale broccoli and cabbage now in end of April

Y’all are so awesome. May The Lord continue to bless you and your channel.

@HollisNancysHomestead

Жыл бұрын

Thank you! You too!

My Favorite kale recipe is the dupe of Olive Garden Zuppa Toscana.

I just love the seed starting structures! The work table, the seed starting racks!!! ❤️

@HollisNancysHomestead

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching and always encouraging us! Blessings

I got a smile on my face and joy in my heart! Thank you!

Thank you for the information. In the next few days I'll be planting my Scarlet and Dazzling Blue Kale (Baker Creek) under shade cloth. Excited to get into my fall gardening after this brutal summer here in Florida 9b.

@Userxyz-z2d

Жыл бұрын

Was so hot in SoCal desert the sun burnt everything- Ive never had that happen before!

I am enjoying watching your videos and learning from you. I appreciate the prayers along with nurturing my soul as I garden. I am now praying in the garden to nourish my soul and the garden. Thank you, Hollis and Nancy. Keep sharing.

@HollisNancysHomestead

Жыл бұрын

Blessing, thanks for sharing ;-)

So awesome. May The Lord continue to bless you and your channel

Psalm 40:11 KJV Withhold not thou thy tender mercies from me, O Lord: let thy lovingkindness and thy truth continually preserve me.

We sure often get those hot spells here in the south when we're not expecting them in the fall. But you did a nice job of recovering those Kale plants Hollis. Now I'm anxious to see what Nancy turns them into. I bet it will be mouth-watering. God bless. 👌

Love watching your growing videos! I had a Red Russian Kale plant that lived here in Tucson for three years!

Thanks, my kale seeds have just sprouted. Now I know how to get them off to a good start. May God always bless you and your whole family including Bing bing. Poor little bing bing was running as fast as he could to catch up to his ride.💞

@HollisNancysHomestead

Жыл бұрын

Thanks, you too!

Love Baker Creek!

I am definitely looking forward to seeing what meals Miss Nancy makes from the beautiful scarlet kale you planted for her!

It is heartbreaking when we lose plants. But what a lesson for those of us learning from you. We see that plant loss happens to the most experienced people, because weather happens. We can only do so much to counteract that. The most important lesson is to not give up. I know this progression video was done previously, but the timing of this posting couldn't be better. This year the heat is brutal all over the country. It's been a big deal for me, too, up here in South Jersey. I don't remember any other spring and summer that were so unseasonably hot. Your plants that did survive sure are strong and beautiful! Looking forward to some scarlet kale recipes from Nancy!!!

@HollisNancysHomestead

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching and commenting. It's coming :-)

God’s blessings to y’all.

I just planted some dwarf Siberian kale from hoss tools today in my garden. I did extra carrots in my buckets. I do love baker creek seeds too! Thanks for video, will have to try next fall. :-)

Kale is the favorite in my chicken coup..They actually go crazy for it unlike any other food..The animals know what's good for them..Kale is packed full of vitamins and keeps on giving.

Great video. Thank you so much. Love you guys

Thank you for sharing this video. I look forward to watching more of them. God bless you and yours.🕊

@HollisNancysHomestead

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching!

We are coming down to Daytona at the end of May, I hope we have fun.

I love this very detailed planting information especially now we are having a heatwave and our kale and bok choy seedlings are only an inch tall.

Just discovered ya'll yesterday. So excited to see all the kimchi and a few other Korean recipes. I started teaching myself to cook Korean food about a decade ago when I discovered Kdramas 😀 I would love to learn how to make homemade gochujang, so maybe ya'll could do a video on growing and preparing the Korean chili peppers used for making it. Then again, maybe you already have - it's gonna take me a while to go through all your past videos LOL.

Oh lord if you so right , i tried last year and was a no no in southeast texas . But i am doing it again this year under ingrown lights and then get them out when it's cool ... beautiful kale ! No doubt!

@Happy2Run4Me

Жыл бұрын

I’m in East Texas and same problem! I’m going to try covering with tulle fabric (for pests) after it gets cool over a wire semi circle frame and see if that helps. If it doesn’t I may start a few indoors if I can afford the space they take. I’ve grown lettuce hydroponically when it was too hot outside and that worked pretty well. It just takes space but I used a light which was fairly compact. I use the Kratky method. I like it because it’s set & forget (other than lighting). How about you? I’ve had to start a bunch of my seeds indoors this summer for my fall garden because of the heat. Otherwise they won’t even germinate or grow! Disappointing! Then if I transplant them out they get stressed and get eaten shortly thereafter by pests. Sigh. So sad.

I grew that last fall in Florida panhandle did really good ,great for salads for me ,grew well until late spring or until it started to bolt

Lovely! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼💜

Gonna drop a couple of kale seeds today. Thx!

Awesome! Those are so happy!

I love the set up you have!

Thank you for sharing this honestly. So much of what you do seems magical. This shows us that weather happens & how to try & work with it. Thank you

@HollisNancysHomestead

Жыл бұрын

You are so welcome!

Yes indeed, this will be in my fall garden. Thanks for the tips.

Looking forward to seeing Nancy's video

Been binge watching your videos and I do a lot of container gardening. I gotta say, you are the best. You keep it nice and simple! Going to stock up on blood meal, bone meal and thats it. I learned so much from watching you. I cant wait to get started!

Would Love to see what Nancy does with the veggies Thank's for putting GOD First may GOD continue to bless you all and your Channel

@HollisNancysHomestead

Жыл бұрын

It's coming

I'm trying to grow some jalapeno peppers in a crate over the fall and winter please do a show on it

Looks good enough to eat!

@HollisNancysHomestead

Жыл бұрын

It is!

Hi. LOVE your videos, they have been so helpful towards my gardening journey. May I request for a video about beets? I am in need of guidance.

@HollisNancysHomestead

Жыл бұрын

Great suggestion! I will ask Hollis, thank you!

Thank you.

@HollisNancysHomestead

Жыл бұрын

You're welcome!

Love the banner. Just doo it

Cool intro music! I like the guitfiddle :)

@HollisNancysHomestead

Жыл бұрын

Rock on!

Hello Mr.Hollis Miss Nancy and Bing Bing I can’t leave him out lol! I really enjoy and appreciate y’all’s videos on how tos and all the information thanks for all you share I’ve learned a lot by watching also really appreciate you sharing your faith God Bless you both take care

@HollisNancysHomestead

Жыл бұрын

Thanks so much

You might have already addressed this in another video; I’m curious to know what you do with the spent container soil after you harvest your buckets.

@MrsLovelyPendragon

Жыл бұрын

He recycles it in the garden. I love that nothing goes to waste on this channel. They reuse the containers as well.

How do you decide which plants to put in the ground, which to put in raised beds and which to put in containers?

I have to use a large sun shade on got days. I'm in 6a Great video, thanks

Love your videos I learn so much I'm a newbie third year with my garden.. but I wanted to tell nancy I love watching her cook

@HollisNancysHomestead

Жыл бұрын

She has some more videos coming soon. We are also trying to include some more of cooking what we harvest on my gardening videos. Just trying to make the videos more helpful and fun to watch❤️

Love your methods. It’s good to see that you were able to replace the lost plants. I recently injured my back while gardening and couldn’t help but notice that Hollis is wearing some type of back support in this video. Can you share what it is? I’m thinking it might be a good idea for me in the future. Ain’t none of us gettin’ younger! Blessings…daisy

@HollisNancysHomestead

Жыл бұрын

It's on our Amazon Storefront amzn.to/3S1fToa Thank you for supporting the channel

Beautiful kale how do you keep bugs off your kale, turnips, and collards. Great job!!!

@HollisNancysHomestead

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching

😊😊😊😊👍👍

That's a beautiful lake. What lake is that?

How do you keep cabbage worms & other pest off your kale?

I'm south of you in Brevard. I transplant mine into the ground. I put them under an oak for this reason, plus it gives them frost protection.

Hollis/Nancy, I thought this was “purple kale”, but you keep saying “Scarlet”. So, can tell me which it is, please. It looks like something I would love to eat! Thank you for all your trouble in making these videos over months and months to show us the progression and outcome! Love to you both!! ♥️🙏🏼♥️

@HollisNancysHomestead

Жыл бұрын

Scarlet Kale. It looks more purple than it does red but it’s named Scarlet Kale

@judyabernathy80

Жыл бұрын

@@HollisNancysHomestead-Thank You!!

Last fall was really a hot mess! Fingers crossed for this year!

Great channel 🎉 so happy I came across you guys! Do you think 1.5 gallon pots would work?

Do you get cabbage loopers? I lost many recent kale plants to these pests that popped up and ate all the leaves eventho I was manually removing them 2-3x/week. I finally yanked all of the plants because it was too challenging to keep up the manual removal efforts. Thoughts?

Enjoyed this video very much so i would like to know where to find the seeds here in South Africa

The accuracy of your aim 😊. I would have fertilizer dust everywhere. Thanks for all you guys do. Hey Bing Bing. 🐕

@HollisNancysHomestead

Жыл бұрын

Our pleasure!

@HollisNancysHomestead

Жыл бұрын

Practice makes perfect😂

Hollis, do you use any sprays, organic or otherwise to control Aphids, cabbage moths (BT I recall), other chewing insects like beetles or caterpillars?

Hey Hollis. Please tell everyone how good mineral buckets work. 1 decade on 8 out of 8, just collected a few more. Drill same size holes as 5 gallon regular bucket (it works good here, all little bit better than me but I guess that part is flexible) /dave

Can I harvest and eat kale when it's young? (smaller, more tender)

Your kale looks wonderful. Do you spray or dust? Everything likes to eat it here. Cabbage white butterfly, harlequin bugs, aphids, birds, I’ve just started growing mine undercover, and have had way less damage.

@onemoredoll5791

Жыл бұрын

Im gonna have to do this. I keep planting and the poor kale (green curly, 1000 head and the mammoth) all were eaten alive by cabbage moth worms and/or aphids. I just had to pull them all again. Only kale that does well for me is redbar kale. Gonna have to cover them. What are you growing yours under?

@Gardeningchristine

Жыл бұрын

@@onemoredoll5791 i used some recycled mosquito netting this year. Next year I may build boxes to put over the beds and I bought some very sheer curtains very reasonably at my thrift store that’ll hopefully work well. Good luck.

@Happy2Run4Me

Жыл бұрын

I’m going to have to do that too. If the heat doesn’t get them the bugs do shortly after. Some I can’t get past the seedling stage! 😡 I was considering growing indoors because of it (but I really don’t have room inside). I am going to cover it with tulle cloth over wire frames and see if that helps. 🤷🏻‍♀️🌱

@Gardeningchristine

Жыл бұрын

@@Happy2Run4Me it should work. You still have to check them regularly. If one bug gets in, it can lay a hundred more. If you are direct sewing, maybe start them indoors and get them 6-8 inches before putting them out. Don’t forget to harden off. I almost killed my tomato plants in the spring. They say put them out for an hour or so the first couple days. I did that and they still burned. Next year I’ll put them out in the shade for the first couple days.

yes 104 with winds lol, mine just disintegrated.. what zone are you in?

Mr. Hollis you are mention 15 days and 25 day from to days date which is Sept 11, 2022

Love you guys channel! I love the fact that you guys always put God first. For without Him there wouldn't be anything to harvest.🥦🥦🥬🥬🌿🌿🥕🥕🙏🏾

@cindyhetrick8174

Жыл бұрын

AMEN

@HollisNancysHomestead

Жыл бұрын

You got that right!!!

I can't grow kale, cabbage or broccoli. It gets to a certain point, and cabbage moth worms and other bugs have a field day. I am wondering how you do it.

@HollisNancysHomestead

Жыл бұрын

Spray with BT when they are about 12” tall

You mentioned this was late Oct. Was this from a year ago? You were under the shade cloth tring to save your plants.

@HollisNancysHomestead

Жыл бұрын

Yes ma’am.

What do you mean by Hardening Table?

if it isn't the heat it is the caterpillars, if I do not check at least twice a day my seedlings are done!

Something is eating all my kale. I've tried sprays and covers but nothing seems to work.

I gave up trying to grow kale and collards too. Bugs or something start chewing holes in the leaves almost immediately long before I can harvest them. Anyone have any suggestions? Maybe I’ll try planting them later in the season when it’s cooler. Maybe the bugs will have moved on by then.

What do you do to keep the insects from eating up your kale?

@markhetherington696

Жыл бұрын

Or any of your crops, for that matter...

Hey Hollis will this grow well in early spring?

@HollisNancysHomestead

Жыл бұрын

Not here in Florida. Too hot. I grow this in the fall

@Rubenchambers

Жыл бұрын

@@HollisNancysHomestead I should have mentioned I'm in ohio zone 5b

@HollisNancysHomestead

Жыл бұрын

Spring will be fine for you

How to keep bugs out of garden?

@HollisNancysHomestead

Жыл бұрын

To keep bugs out of the garden is impossible. You can reduce insect activity by keeping the weeds out as much as possible. Watch for insect activity and treat with appropriate formula. I stick with organic solutions. For caterpillars I use Thuricide BT. For squash bugs I use Spinosad. For chewing bugs I use 100% cold pressed Neem Oil.

I don’t like kale at all any ideas??

@SpiceyKy

Жыл бұрын

That's what I was thinking. I love growing it. But we don't really care for it.

@lisaklomann8392

Жыл бұрын

Try adding it to soups and stews

@CreativeJunque

Жыл бұрын

I dehydrate it, powder it & sprinkle it on everything.

@joanncourtemanche3403

Жыл бұрын

@@lisaklomann8392 ok thank you.

@johnndavis7647

Жыл бұрын

They say that Dehydrated kale chips are pretty good.

they named that kale wrong, scarlet is red, not purple or violet