IMO, the Kid Camp needs to be handed over to someone else, so you focus on selling the "fruits" of your farm to sustain your farm and then be able to quit your full-time job.

Brian, it was red clover (purple in colour). I picked them and you pull out each flower stem and suck on it. Sweet and delicious. Thank you for the great memory. I haven’t thought about those since I was little.

Omg I started burning hearts heliopsis because of you!! I only had one survive but it just got its first bloom😂

I am in my early 60's and have been gardening my entire adult life, I have found the best tool for a large garden on an acreage is a colinear hoe from Lee Valley Tools. The trick to making weeding easy work is to scratch the surface with the hoe when the weeds are just emerging (little) and to do it as often as is necessary. Makes weeding easy and it goes quickly! Doesn't work when the weeds get too big though. Also the top of the soil must be dry, not moist. My favorite hoe and tool, far surpassing all the other hoes I have purchased over the years.

I miss seeing the pride and joy you normally get from your home garden. I love that you're moving forward with new projects and expansion but sometimes we can spread ourselves too thin. Brian was fishing for that weed pulling "thank you" but Shelly never gave it up, lol! The momma bird keeps her nest clean by picking up babies poop sacks in her beak and dropping them over the side of the nest. Next year just remember to keep cardboard in the area under their nest or something easy to toss in trash or compost. Love your videos and love your love of flowers!

That root joke and bird flu comment made me lmao! Barn swallows made a mud nest under my porch door then abandoned it be cause of all the going in and out . I’m a New Yorker and love your guys spunk ! I understand all it’s awesome to want to take on so much and try and grow everything we can . New York has varied zones. My zone is 7 . I have grown just about anything I can and believe me the experience is worth it by the labor keeping up not so after awhile. When I go in my garden no after creating it on a canvas of dirt 9 years ago, my heart sings with joy because I finally made my dream come true!!!!

Beautiful gardens, scary snakes, so much work for one family! Thanks for sharing!

How do you deal with slugs? I have a small garden but a large population of slugs. So far, what works is night slug hunting. But then i become a feast for mosquitos.

Brian needs to put a fence around your acreage at home and your farm, like the fence at the children's garden, to keep the deer out. Get to work Brian! ...always standing around doing nothing. LOL

The snake family was neat. The heat has been relentless for us, and after all that spring rain, we are close to getting dry again here in Kentucky.

loved the video, thanks for sharing. beautiful garden.

🪴🌺STILL A FABULOUS GARDEN‼️🌺🪴

Love your videos

I love you guys! Can we see the bouquets once they’re put together?? & what did you do with bricks & molases?? & why wasn’t it filmed? Shelly, we need to learn from you my darling! I know you two are both busy af but more content = more views.

Thanks for the video!

Daylilies are so yum yum. Gotta get me some more.

I don't know if you've heard of Susan Mulvihill, but one of her garden tips is my all-time favorite: installed mailboxes out in the garden. And not just one! Inside the box: garden hand tools. Whatcha think?! 🤗

I saw the post of the bouquets on FB and they were lovely.

you are doing a great job🎉. poo pio on them. you go girl😢. boy. stick it to you mean people.

Good snakes😊