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Backyard Garden Update Early July 2019



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29 Comments

  1. Sissy Simpson

    question found a worm in one of my eggs she not acting sick at all just not laying every day how can I treat all my chickens who I have 6

  3. Elberta Johnson

    Our weather here in the Pacific Northwest has been crazy this year. Cold, hot, wet, dry, cold. I’ve got sweatpants and sweatshirt on over layers, yesterday I had shorts. I think our plants feel the same way🤣

  4. Melvina Roundy

    Are blueberries never do very good they just stay yellow the leaves and they don't grow or they end up dying

  5. SLidia E

    Second year growing gooseberries / ground cherries but still no fruit! Do you have experience with them?

  6. SLidia E

    I am growing snow peas, lettuce, peppers, calendula (hope to make something with them), mint, hyssop, zucchini, cucumbers, sunflowers (for look and bees) and German chamomile (for tea)

  7. SLidia E

    Beautiful garden and love that you explain what you grow them for or make things with. Every year I try to grow something new. It is therapeutic. The chickens know and want attention. 😀😭🤗

  8. Sherry K

    Heidi, i saw youve got lots of garlic scapes. I learned from the amish to cut them and use them for garlic while waiting for the garlic bulbs to mature. They r delicious!!

  11. Wendy C.

    Hello Heidi!! I just cannot believe how much food you are growing in such a small space. What a beautiful happy place to see. Claire really wants all of your attention today. Lol I love hearing them talk. I don’t have any yard animals YET. I live in the city and lease but I brought my fence with me so I may end up with a couple chickens 🐓

  14. Wendy K

    Wow the blueberries look wonderful! Grapes look wonderful too, Currants look great, look at those beautiful peas, wow everything looks so beautiful Heidi. This year our garden looks so sad; with all the cool weather in June, and rain flooding and now we have have been warm, we are on a roller coaster with this weather in Wisconsin. Love the chickens! they are chatting too, so they can be heard. Heidi, everything is just beautiful.. I love Clair, and hears to talking Heidi, so she has to help you speak too. Hey Heidi, that is real life when you video outside. , I LOVE IT. lol

  15. Halo Benson

    I bought borage seeds from you for this years garden. They are huge and so beautiful. Thank you!
    P.S. your garden looks magical!!

  16. Sherry K

    Claire is a trip!! I want a couple of chickens so badly but between my neighbors 2 large dogs and my boxer, it would be a giant barkfest!!

  17. ceres taylor

    Wow Heidi your garden has grown, I remember back a couple of yrs. Ago and look at it now. So Beautiful and I think Clare was helping you with the narritive 😀😀💞Be ever so Blessed ❤ ❤

  19. Linda Radford

    I tend to forget about the weather differences. Here in MO it's too hot for cool weather crops. I have all ready harvested them. My green beans and potatoes are going strong and my blackberries and black raspberries are producing well. Still haven't had any ripe tomatoes yet.

  20. Laurie Palmeri

    I personally like the sound of the chickens. Our neighbor across the street got some chickens, I've been finding the clucking comforting, even almost like a white noise.

  22. JoJo W

    Thank you for taking time out of your busy schedule to share your amazing garden and provide so many helpful tips as you wander through it. God Bless and happy gardening.

  23. kleineroteHex

    Haha, I got a random potato. My borage is all fallen over from today's heavy rains. And I got red runner beans growing, cause yours are always so pretty !!!! It's interesting how some of your plants are further than mine and others mine are ahead.

  25. joy bickerstaff

    Hello Heidi! WOW…ur garden is to die for, it is so beautiful, lush and green, not to mention the beautiful colors!!! I don’t think I’ve ever heard of ur “mole” plant, what’s it used for? Chickens r funny, but u gotta love em, I loved listening to them, always have and always will! Thank u

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