Beautiful flowers. snap dragons are one of my favorites. I also love Lilies. you plant them once and they come back year after year. they get bigger and spread. Stargazer lilies, artisan lilies. they are not like day lilies, have a flower for 1 day. they last longer.
@jcunningham23082 минут бұрын
You'll have another income source by selling your honey in your community.
@jcunningham23085 минут бұрын
Crush up your eggshells and put a line of them around your beds. Slugs don't like crawling over them. Also plant some lavender, they don't like the smell
@bsquared96477 минут бұрын
So many wonderful comments that express what I'm thinking as I watch. You are amazing, Becky. You have a beautiful home, and a beautiful garden. Even your videoing is beautiful. Those pink flowers in front of the green balls of ground-up garlic scapes was downright artistic. ❤
@melissapayne62878 минут бұрын
Hi Becky, your garden looks wonderful. I was wondering if you could share the sprinklers you are using in your Roma tomato beds. Would love to see a video just on your irrigation set up. Thanks.
@nancyspringston854710 минут бұрын
Have you tried putting berries and herbs, even lettuce into mason jars? I am absolutely amazed at the extended life of those things. I wash them, dry them on a dish towel, then jar them. Fabulous!
@user-ys6pl4wo3c10 минут бұрын
I bought the Freeze Fresh book ( i thought it was about freeze drying) how ever after looking through the book I have come to the conclusion that if it freezes well it should freeze dry also except you might need to adjust the recipe to leave out fats and sugars.
@rhondamiller407713 минут бұрын
What temp did u freeze dry the herbs?
@nancyspringston854713 минут бұрын
I experiment as you do and figuring out which process is best for the kind of cooking we do.
@jillmcdonald171415 минут бұрын
Hi Becky, I recently purchased a HarvestRight Freeze Dryer and was so excited to get it on May, 2, this year. After getting the required wiring for the large size dryer, I was able to get it hooked up and couldn’t wait to get started on this journey I have waited for for about 30 years. When these machines came out. Well, I don’t know if you had issues with yours or not but that’s all I have been having! It doesn’t freeze and after calling multiple times, I was told the company would send me the boxes to have it picked up and returned to Utah. I had to send a log from the unit a couple times and tried water baths as instructed, but the unit still doesn’t work. These units are almost $4000 on sale for the large. I am a disabled widow and cannot afford to throw money around like this. Then they wanted me to send pics of the unit, all sides and the top. I sent them by email, but they said they didn’t get them. I submitted them again but still I was told they did not receive them although when I sent the email to myself and my brother, we both received the pics. It is extremely rare when I get confrontational, but that is where I am. My garden is coming along but the company has not even sent the boxes needed to return the unit. It ends up that without the pictures, they will not send me the boxes to get it returned. I think this is so crazy! I cannot tell you how many phone calls I have had to call and get calls returned, but I am so frustrated. I had to pay to get the machine, it was not given to me as yours and many other KZreadrs have gotten. I don’t like to spread bad news or product reviews but it is coming down to this. This is my 1st year of having a garden since my husband died 11 years ago. I have asked the company to send me a different unit but they said they won’t do that because it worked ONE TIME. I have wasted money on the food I purchased like strawberries, mushrooms, pineapples, apples, and other food. They did not offer to refund me for the broke down unit since it worked THE ONE TIME. When you buy a car, just because it starts and stops one time, does not justify the dealership to make the situation right. I don’t know if you have any pull with the company since you have the unit and recommend the purchase, I need all the support I can get to make the company do what’s right! When I was speaking with the rep the other day, I had to take the back off the machine, and take pics of the inside. When I pulled the unit out to do so, there was OIL on my bench. I took pics of the oil and the rep stated he got the pics. However, after sending pics at least 7 times I, since they say they didn’t get them, they cannot send the boxes to return the machine. They call it an RMA, but to not send and start the replacement of the unit due to not having pics is absolutely! I am not asking for my money back, I just want the machine to work! Even after they do take the unit back, I should say IF THEY HAVE IT RETURNED, It will take about 3 weeks to do the repairs which they say is possibly a Freon leak or not enough Freon in the unit to keep it from freezing. I don’t know if you would be able to contact them about this, but they need to know that I will not let them take advantage of me. As I said before, I have wanted one of the freeze dryers for apx 30+ years now! I appreciate anything you could do to make them know that I mean business, or I will start spreading the word about how the company is being lack in service. They brag on their ads that they have over 6000 techs but they are apparently only available on the phone to talk to. They do not have a schematic to look at so they understand what I’m telling them. The tech that I have been working with seems to not know what the unit even looks like. I guess the company is just trusting that they can make themselves sound good by the number of techs available. It’s an impressive number, but if they don’t know what they are looking at or talking about, the 6000 techs mean nothing. I may as well be working with 6 year olds that can answer the phones! Please, if you could just make a call, I would surely appreciate your help. Thank you, I love your show. You have taught me many things and I don’t honestly know how you do so much, like 22 meals in a day! Incredible!!!
@MarquitaR16 минут бұрын
@6:38 lol i hope you left a bed for dad (mr. mark) to plant lol i love the joy in his eyes when he was planting and Harvesting them
@kristabecker449117 минут бұрын
When you were going to add scallions to your yakisoba....it looks like you added cilantro, not scallions. Was it still good after you did that? Thats quite a different flavor than scallions, just wondering if you would make it that way again? Or skip the cilantro.
@nancyspringston854720 минут бұрын
So inspiring and beautiful. I, too, here in the 8,600’ altitude of So. Colorado I, too, harvested my second batch of herbs. Some to eat fresh, and dehydrated a bunch to begin building up my Winter’ seasoning. Today, I harvested flat leaf parsley, English Thyme, Dill, Rosemary and basil. A couple of days ago I pruned the lower non fruit producing (no flowers). Very interested in watching you do your cilantro. but sadly do not have a freeze dryer, yet. So, I think I will dehydrate mine…maybe buy some freeze dried, as I am buying freeze dried things for now, to extend my pantry a little bit in case things get even more crazy this coming year. I preserve a lot of my garlic in oil. Good tip on checking the farmer’s market for garlic scapes. I really really like the idea of making my own garlic powder. I have only been doing this for about a year so have a lot to learn and a lot of experience to gain. I am enjoying following you…and learning from your knowledge and experience.
@lisad.324720 минут бұрын
Hi Becky! I really love your videos. Watching you harvest in your garden is wanting me to grow herbs. I live in a very humid climate (New Orleans) so what should I start out with that will be successful and keep me wanting to continue this project. I'm so excited and have wanted to do this for quite some time now. Thanks for sharing your cooking recipes and harvest time. 💛
@heatherjohnson251122 минут бұрын
When I make granola, I don't add the egg yolk, I like just the whites, and yes it's great to have a little clumpy granola..... on the granola bars I find when I put chocolate chips on top, I like spreading them out when they are warm, then when I cut them up I don't loose any chocolate. I love your videos, lots of great ideas! Always!❤❤❤❤
@GOGOSLIFE24 минут бұрын
Garlic scapes are excellent when eaten fried with bacon fat, or mixed with crumbled cooked bacon. Happy Father's Day Josh!
@jeanlocke170525 минут бұрын
Hi Becky, do you know if there is a way I can preserve fresh basil, if I don't have a freeze dryer or dehydrater? I love your show. You've taught me so much.
@carmendoyle978628 минут бұрын
Best part of the day is when we see your videos! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
@vancouverpermaculture709932 минут бұрын
I really appreciate how you don't feel the need to add music to your videos. You are comfortable with a moment of silence. I love being able to hear the sounds of nature in the background. Very peaceful.
@jenniferrosario148934 минут бұрын
Happy Father's day to Josh and your dad
@patlovato407337 минут бұрын
Happy Father’s Day Josh and Becky’s dad. Hope ur day was filled will lots of love.
@sandyoklahomatransient855738 минут бұрын
Becky, you have some nice looking garlic. You freeze your garlic. Have you ever tried chopping the garlic, and storing it in olive oil in the refrigerator for quick usage.
@jennyscott801438 минут бұрын
Flowers are looking beautiful!
@judybesse405840 минут бұрын
Those flowers are gorgeous!!!!!!❤
@janicejurgensen212245 минут бұрын
I love this and all your videos!!
@robinlaise389846 минут бұрын
❤ I learn something everytime I watch....I love ur channel...thank for education...Robyn ❤
@anneinstx196950 минут бұрын
Have you thought of putting out lids filled with beer to deal with the slugs? I understand it does work to keep them off what you don't want eaten. Also, Jessica, Three Rivers, today was putting some blossoms in her freeze dryer to preserve them for future uses. Some she says puff up and are pretty that way. Would be fun to see how snapdragons and ranunculus would react to being freeze dried.
@mickichikwinya551950 минут бұрын
Dish of beer for the slugs. Copper strips.
@reallygraceful50 минут бұрын
good job becky, great harvest.
@melissamccoy796251 минут бұрын
I'm at 8:04 and something is going on with the camera. It's pixelating your mouth area, I guess. So sorry if that was awkward! No other way to put it!
@christinerutherford178051 минут бұрын
Did u plant zucchini this year Becky ?
@sarahb602452 минут бұрын
Can you try using time lapse on planting things?
@lefty418052 минут бұрын
The fan is genius!!!
@carolynrandle545452 минут бұрын
Tell Josh happy father's day
@susanluksetic97753 минут бұрын
Your flowers are beautiful 😍
@Sarah-uo5ff54 минут бұрын
I love watching you in your kitchen and the way you invite us I your kitchen, garden and the way you have your pantry sorted wish you would have been there when I was your age I came to australia the end of 1959 and have stayed in this country. We have a good live but I love watching you. You smile and I smile back to you thanks young lady you are a breeze of sunshine.
@toyotarav800Сағат бұрын
Frozen cilentro is not good. Don't even waste your time. It loses all its spunk.
@southsidecarly7427Сағат бұрын
Your bouquet was so pretty 🥰. Can’t wait to see more. Have a great day!🌸
@shelbytaggartreads2739Сағат бұрын
I watch many of your videos with my 5-year old daughter. She loves learning about cooking, baking & gardening. She’s turning 6 next month and after seeing a video where you made a hummingbird cake, she’s requested it for her birthday dessert ♥️
@ej12349Сағат бұрын
Holy Moly! That's crazy how quickly your garlic plants matured.
@kathleencasella4703Сағат бұрын
Your garden is awesome and the bouquet is stunning. 😮❤
@gardendreamer9117Сағат бұрын
I just rewatched this video & made my first ever strawberry jam along with you. And I finished just a couple minutes after you..😊😊😊Im in NE Portland so purchased our Hood strawberries on Fri just for this. It tastes so good, can’t wait for it to set up now. Thank you so much for showing us how easy this is.
@karenfromnj3104Сағат бұрын
Happy Father’s Day Josh and Becky’s dad. There is nothing better than picking fresh flowers from your garden and bringing them in the house displaying them in a jar or vase ! Beautiful garden Becky!
@KeithandPamBilyeuСағат бұрын
Pam here…do you grow any hostas? You can cut a couple leaves to put in your cut flower arrangements for some greenery. Also, perennial ferns too!!
@wandaparker6183Сағат бұрын
I have to say this... Your preservations videos are way better than most movies. They're Informative and entertaining. I look at them as a series 🙇♀️
@InkyMrsKСағат бұрын
Your tomatoes are three times the size of mine! All my cucumbers died and I just bought more starts I really hope to get both tomatoes and cucumbers this year to do salsa and pickles fully form my garden and not a local farmer.
@jenstanley4921Сағат бұрын
13:00 explanation of salt
@brendafargnoli6716Сағат бұрын
Very interesting quiet an adventure ❤
@ginnamagda5810Сағат бұрын
Those bouquets can’t help but make you smile. 😃 they’re absolutely so so pretty Becky. I love the colors ❤so excited to watch these videos between the bees , cooking and baking plus the gardens , and not to forget cooking and shopping with mom. Well joy joy joy 🎉of all the blessings. Talent and kindness touches so many including me !oh and Happy Father’s Day to your father and Josh !there’s a rainbow swishing in the video as you’re watering. How enchanting is that!!
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Beautiful garden!❤️🙏🏻🇺🇸🇳🇮
Beautiful flowers. snap dragons are one of my favorites. I also love Lilies. you plant them once and they come back year after year. they get bigger and spread. Stargazer lilies, artisan lilies. they are not like day lilies, have a flower for 1 day. they last longer.
You'll have another income source by selling your honey in your community.
Crush up your eggshells and put a line of them around your beds. Slugs don't like crawling over them. Also plant some lavender, they don't like the smell
So many wonderful comments that express what I'm thinking as I watch. You are amazing, Becky. You have a beautiful home, and a beautiful garden. Even your videoing is beautiful. Those pink flowers in front of the green balls of ground-up garlic scapes was downright artistic. ❤
Hi Becky, your garden looks wonderful. I was wondering if you could share the sprinklers you are using in your Roma tomato beds. Would love to see a video just on your irrigation set up. Thanks.
Have you tried putting berries and herbs, even lettuce into mason jars? I am absolutely amazed at the extended life of those things. I wash them, dry them on a dish towel, then jar them. Fabulous!
I bought the Freeze Fresh book ( i thought it was about freeze drying) how ever after looking through the book I have come to the conclusion that if it freezes well it should freeze dry also except you might need to adjust the recipe to leave out fats and sugars.
What temp did u freeze dry the herbs?
I experiment as you do and figuring out which process is best for the kind of cooking we do.
Hi Becky, I recently purchased a HarvestRight Freeze Dryer and was so excited to get it on May, 2, this year. After getting the required wiring for the large size dryer, I was able to get it hooked up and couldn’t wait to get started on this journey I have waited for for about 30 years. When these machines came out. Well, I don’t know if you had issues with yours or not but that’s all I have been having! It doesn’t freeze and after calling multiple times, I was told the company would send me the boxes to have it picked up and returned to Utah. I had to send a log from the unit a couple times and tried water baths as instructed, but the unit still doesn’t work. These units are almost $4000 on sale for the large. I am a disabled widow and cannot afford to throw money around like this. Then they wanted me to send pics of the unit, all sides and the top. I sent them by email, but they said they didn’t get them. I submitted them again but still I was told they did not receive them although when I sent the email to myself and my brother, we both received the pics. It is extremely rare when I get confrontational, but that is where I am. My garden is coming along but the company has not even sent the boxes needed to return the unit. It ends up that without the pictures, they will not send me the boxes to get it returned. I think this is so crazy! I cannot tell you how many phone calls I have had to call and get calls returned, but I am so frustrated. I had to pay to get the machine, it was not given to me as yours and many other KZreadrs have gotten. I don’t like to spread bad news or product reviews but it is coming down to this. This is my 1st year of having a garden since my husband died 11 years ago. I have asked the company to send me a different unit but they said they won’t do that because it worked ONE TIME. I have wasted money on the food I purchased like strawberries, mushrooms, pineapples, apples, and other food. They did not offer to refund me for the broke down unit since it worked THE ONE TIME. When you buy a car, just because it starts and stops one time, does not justify the dealership to make the situation right. I don’t know if you have any pull with the company since you have the unit and recommend the purchase, I need all the support I can get to make the company do what’s right! When I was speaking with the rep the other day, I had to take the back off the machine, and take pics of the inside. When I pulled the unit out to do so, there was OIL on my bench. I took pics of the oil and the rep stated he got the pics. However, after sending pics at least 7 times I, since they say they didn’t get them, they cannot send the boxes to return the machine. They call it an RMA, but to not send and start the replacement of the unit due to not having pics is absolutely! I am not asking for my money back, I just want the machine to work! Even after they do take the unit back, I should say IF THEY HAVE IT RETURNED, It will take about 3 weeks to do the repairs which they say is possibly a Freon leak or not enough Freon in the unit to keep it from freezing. I don’t know if you would be able to contact them about this, but they need to know that I will not let them take advantage of me. As I said before, I have wanted one of the freeze dryers for apx 30+ years now! I appreciate anything you could do to make them know that I mean business, or I will start spreading the word about how the company is being lack in service. They brag on their ads that they have over 6000 techs but they are apparently only available on the phone to talk to. They do not have a schematic to look at so they understand what I’m telling them. The tech that I have been working with seems to not know what the unit even looks like. I guess the company is just trusting that they can make themselves sound good by the number of techs available. It’s an impressive number, but if they don’t know what they are looking at or talking about, the 6000 techs mean nothing. I may as well be working with 6 year olds that can answer the phones! Please, if you could just make a call, I would surely appreciate your help. Thank you, I love your show. You have taught me many things and I don’t honestly know how you do so much, like 22 meals in a day! Incredible!!!
@6:38 lol i hope you left a bed for dad (mr. mark) to plant lol i love the joy in his eyes when he was planting and Harvesting them
When you were going to add scallions to your yakisoba....it looks like you added cilantro, not scallions. Was it still good after you did that? Thats quite a different flavor than scallions, just wondering if you would make it that way again? Or skip the cilantro.
So inspiring and beautiful. I, too, here in the 8,600’ altitude of So. Colorado I, too, harvested my second batch of herbs. Some to eat fresh, and dehydrated a bunch to begin building up my Winter’ seasoning. Today, I harvested flat leaf parsley, English Thyme, Dill, Rosemary and basil. A couple of days ago I pruned the lower non fruit producing (no flowers). Very interested in watching you do your cilantro. but sadly do not have a freeze dryer, yet. So, I think I will dehydrate mine…maybe buy some freeze dried, as I am buying freeze dried things for now, to extend my pantry a little bit in case things get even more crazy this coming year. I preserve a lot of my garlic in oil. Good tip on checking the farmer’s market for garlic scapes. I really really like the idea of making my own garlic powder. I have only been doing this for about a year so have a lot to learn and a lot of experience to gain. I am enjoying following you…and learning from your knowledge and experience.
Hi Becky! I really love your videos. Watching you harvest in your garden is wanting me to grow herbs. I live in a very humid climate (New Orleans) so what should I start out with that will be successful and keep me wanting to continue this project. I'm so excited and have wanted to do this for quite some time now. Thanks for sharing your cooking recipes and harvest time. 💛
When I make granola, I don't add the egg yolk, I like just the whites, and yes it's great to have a little clumpy granola..... on the granola bars I find when I put chocolate chips on top, I like spreading them out when they are warm, then when I cut them up I don't loose any chocolate. I love your videos, lots of great ideas! Always!❤❤❤❤
Garlic scapes are excellent when eaten fried with bacon fat, or mixed with crumbled cooked bacon. Happy Father's Day Josh!
Hi Becky, do you know if there is a way I can preserve fresh basil, if I don't have a freeze dryer or dehydrater? I love your show. You've taught me so much.
Best part of the day is when we see your videos! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I really appreciate how you don't feel the need to add music to your videos. You are comfortable with a moment of silence. I love being able to hear the sounds of nature in the background. Very peaceful.
Happy Father's day to Josh and your dad
Happy Father’s Day Josh and Becky’s dad. Hope ur day was filled will lots of love.
Becky, you have some nice looking garlic. You freeze your garlic. Have you ever tried chopping the garlic, and storing it in olive oil in the refrigerator for quick usage.
Flowers are looking beautiful!
Those flowers are gorgeous!!!!!!❤
I love this and all your videos!!
❤ I learn something everytime I watch....I love ur channel...thank for education...Robyn ❤
Have you thought of putting out lids filled with beer to deal with the slugs? I understand it does work to keep them off what you don't want eaten. Also, Jessica, Three Rivers, today was putting some blossoms in her freeze dryer to preserve them for future uses. Some she says puff up and are pretty that way. Would be fun to see how snapdragons and ranunculus would react to being freeze dried.
Dish of beer for the slugs. Copper strips.
good job becky, great harvest.
I'm at 8:04 and something is going on with the camera. It's pixelating your mouth area, I guess. So sorry if that was awkward! No other way to put it!
Did u plant zucchini this year Becky ?
Can you try using time lapse on planting things?
The fan is genius!!!
Tell Josh happy father's day
Your flowers are beautiful 😍
I love watching you in your kitchen and the way you invite us I your kitchen, garden and the way you have your pantry sorted wish you would have been there when I was your age I came to australia the end of 1959 and have stayed in this country. We have a good live but I love watching you. You smile and I smile back to you thanks young lady you are a breeze of sunshine.
Frozen cilentro is not good. Don't even waste your time. It loses all its spunk.
Your bouquet was so pretty 🥰. Can’t wait to see more. Have a great day!🌸
I watch many of your videos with my 5-year old daughter. She loves learning about cooking, baking & gardening. She’s turning 6 next month and after seeing a video where you made a hummingbird cake, she’s requested it for her birthday dessert ♥️
Holy Moly! That's crazy how quickly your garlic plants matured.
Your garden is awesome and the bouquet is stunning. 😮❤
I just rewatched this video & made my first ever strawberry jam along with you. And I finished just a couple minutes after you..😊😊😊Im in NE Portland so purchased our Hood strawberries on Fri just for this. It tastes so good, can’t wait for it to set up now. Thank you so much for showing us how easy this is.
Happy Father’s Day Josh and Becky’s dad. There is nothing better than picking fresh flowers from your garden and bringing them in the house displaying them in a jar or vase ! Beautiful garden Becky!
Pam here…do you grow any hostas? You can cut a couple leaves to put in your cut flower arrangements for some greenery. Also, perennial ferns too!!
I have to say this... Your preservations videos are way better than most movies. They're Informative and entertaining. I look at them as a series 🙇♀️
Your tomatoes are three times the size of mine! All my cucumbers died and I just bought more starts I really hope to get both tomatoes and cucumbers this year to do salsa and pickles fully form my garden and not a local farmer.
13:00 explanation of salt
Very interesting quiet an adventure ❤
Those bouquets can’t help but make you smile. 😃 they’re absolutely so so pretty Becky. I love the colors ❤so excited to watch these videos between the bees , cooking and baking plus the gardens , and not to forget cooking and shopping with mom. Well joy joy joy 🎉of all the blessings. Talent and kindness touches so many including me !oh and Happy Father’s Day to your father and Josh !there’s a rainbow swishing in the video as you’re watering. How enchanting is that!!