You are so very blessed to have such a lovely daughter to share these experiences with.

Over the years your gardens get more beautiful!

Someone should send all the girls wide brim hats. They would look so cute!

Your videos give me a sense of peace, thank you!

Looks like the botanical gardens. Stunning. Thank you for sharing.

Listening to the peaceful music , seeing the beauty in your gardens and reading the Word of God , was just what my spirit needed . Thankyou Carrie , you have the most wonderful family . Blessings in abundance are sent ✝🍎🌽🌺🙏🙌

Beautiful garden and music ❤❤

Such a busy season when homesteading! ♥ There's nothing quite as good as homemade sauerkraut. Great work Esther! 🤗

You can ferment kohlrabi just like pickles, stir fry, you can hollow them out and stuff them like bell peppers, you can boil them and mash them like mashed potatoes, boil, steam, roasted. I hope that helps 🙂💐

What a beautiful daughter and what a blessing she is as she learns how to provide for her family and learning skills for adulthood.

She a blessing to all of you love her smile how she love out doors

Esther your fermented foods look wonderful! Its a busy time of year but so rewarding.

Hello Carrie and Esther Pie. What wonderful year you’re having with your produce this year. I love the way every one does such great work around the homestead. Esther, you are a blessing! I looked for ways to preserve Kohlrabi, alas, to no great avail. The most common method I found was blanching and freezing. However, I am aware of your limited freezer space. I also noticed that Kohlrabi can be pickled. Esther, maybe you can research that on line. It sounds like it has potential for long time storage. As usual, thank you for a beautiful summer’s video. Sending love and blessings ❤

Your daughter is beautiful, her smile is so sweet. All your children are amazing, its such a wonderful way of raising a family. So many life skills they are learning.x

Beautiful young ladies!

I add kohlrabi to all my coleslaw and sauerkrauts, as well as apple, I call kohlrabi, cabbage apples, that's what they remind me of

just love your gardens!!! they have really taken shape over the years! the way you and your daughter giggle together is adorable. thanks for sharing!

Y’all’s place is looking amazing

We pickle our kohlrabi. And our chokos & radishes when we cant keep up over summer.

Nice flowers and food mixing

How do you store kohlrabi for winter? Remove the leaves and stems and place the kohlrabi in sealed perforated plastic bags. Store between 32-40 degrees (F). Kohlrabi likes it cold and needs the crisper for humid (85-90%) storage. Don't throw away the leaves, you can eat them as well.

I enjoyed the video, thank you!!

Such a wonderful log . ESTER IS a very fine cook and can preserver. Gd job . Your daughters are beautiful . Glad you received those clippers they are really nice to have to do trimming. . Can your vegetable just like canning cabbage in a canning jar .

I enjoy your videos so much. You have a very warm and engaging personality. Your kids are also great.

Beautiful Culler-flower dear Esther ❤❤

Sounds like you need a freeze drier to help preserve your food. I would contribute if others would to help you afford one. ❤️

Hello From California, wanted to say I love your family, your gardens are beautiful. And Thank you for all the good tips. I am harvesting our plums and you gave me great ideas. God Bless ❤

Your garden is so rich and blooming. ❤❤❤❤ God bless you all.

💜

Esther, your canned vegetables are so beautiful! Thank you for sharing the brine recipe.

❤

I love watching your sweet family

Beautiful ladies. The gardens are wonderful. I so enjoy your videos. Thank you so much for letting us come along ❤😊😊😊

Thank you for your family videos! God bless!

Excellent job and video!!

Thank you for sharing your life with us.

You precious girls really bless me. ❤

You have a wonderful family. And very hard workers. ❤

You have a beautiful family.

Beautiful! Easter is so smart, sweet too. You parents are doing a great job rearing your kids. So refreshing to watch your videos.. interesting and informative… God’s blessings you each of you… Kip staying well? Miss him on videos….

Great video

Long time no see. Happy to you

First time seeing your videos. Inspiring and lovely 🌿🕊️

Love your content and love your family ❤

Love your viedo.

I pickle and ferment my kohlrabi in little spears. Yum!

BEAUTIFUL

I love canning. I can jam, pickles, spaghetti sauce and tomatoes. Also pickle red beets

Fantastic content with an amazing fa😅🎉

I love fermented kohlrabi

I fermented kohlrabi one year. I don't particularly enjoy fresh kohlrabi, but I like it fermented.

your cauliflower looks great I enjoy fermenting vegetables it's so good for you so what kind of organic fertilizers do you use in your garden I tried to practice organic gardening as much as I can will take care and God bless

love the video. just pickle it.

I have been watching your videos for years and love them all. I was watching one of your homeschool videos to get an idea for storage for books, flashcards, and manipulitives. We also live in a tiny house and homeschool our 5 youngest kids. Do you have a link to share where you were able to get your bookshelf with the drawers that you keep your homeschooling supplies in? Thank you!!

Ok you are making me want to grow that zucchini!

Romans 1:20 AMEN! 🙏🏻

❤❤❤ 🕊️

I think I’ve added shredded kohlrabi to cabbage kraut before!

Katrina Van Osch, here on YT has a video showing three ways to preserve kohlrabi. I have never grown kohlrabi, I look forward to seeing what you do with it.

Thank you so much for sharing! When you change out your spring beds to plant summer veggies what all do you do to that bed??";))

❤👍🏼👍🏼🙂✌🏼👋🏼

Hi, I love your gardens! Did you ever grow sage? I grow sage in my garden just for the flowers in the second and subsequent years!

💝💞💕💖

Do you use coarse salt or fine salt please?

Curing would never happen in my garden. We have way too much wildlife. In fact, my garden has been under attack since I put the seedlings out. I had to seal them up in the greenhouse until they got big enough, and as soon as I moved them onto container garden, and the actual garden, things started getting eaten, or dug up. The squirrels dig up every single plant and put a peanut in the hole. (My neighbor is a bleeding heart for animals and she feeds them.) I take the peanut out, and replant every plant. (Some don't survive.) My daughter planted a whole bunch of beautiful flowers, and they are all destroyed. We go back and forth at least 4 times til they finally leave them. I have tried using chicken wire, and mesh. I have also bought fox pee and sprayed the garden. I have lined the whole garden with marigolds, and the squirrels dug them all up. They don't care. I have chipmunks, squirrels, birds, raccoons, deer, groundhogs, raccoons, possums, foxes... The problem is that we used to have a forest and a meadow across the street from us, and the township leveled it, and put a whole bunch of condos and apartments there, and the wildlife spread out everywhere in our neighborhood. It's super sad. I've actually seen deer wandering around on paved streets. Where did they expect the wildlife would go? (We also have ducks and tree frogs that have taken over our pool. They think it's Club Med for ducks. LOL)

This video was much too short.

How often do your children engage in community? I know you and your family relish spending time together and that is your priority. But will they find spouses and some pleasures, within your beliefs, outside your "compound"?? Your young men are certainly of age to be courting.

❤