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Every kid should have the opportunity to walk through a tall corn field or patch, in summer ☀️ 😊

That was exciting! I can’t wait to see how much corn 🌽 you bring to the table. Our local muskrat was the beneficiary of most of the corn my father planted. I think we had maybe two dinners each year for a family of four to enjoy our homegrown corn and then off the cornstalks moved across our yard to the local muskrat hangout! I believe my father just gave up after a few years. Thank you for taking us along with you when you do your garden updates! Xx… Jules

I purchased seed and got 3 seedlings. Right now they are in a small pot and quite close together. I'm wondering if I should try to separate them now or let them get bigger? Not sure what to do. The biggest is about 3 inches in diameter and the other two are smaller than that.

Grasshoppers ate everything here that the sun and drought didnt bake.

i remember those loofers a hangin just off the trellis Kaye did some inquiries about flights from we Edst coast to Nashville,,,,,,, yeh good connection i shall when i do come over i shall hire transport at the airport

Well, that WAS fun! 😂 But now I'm itching all over from those leaves touching me! I don't dress like you for garden work, maybe I should, but at 60, I might as well keep doing it!😅

Have a wonderful trip. God bless you!

This year I am harvesting my wild lettuce. I have watched this video for the second time. I have made a wonderful healing salve with plaintain and comfrey. Thank you so much for your wonderful videos.

Beautiful share Kaye!

The veggie gardens look great. The moth mullein is such a beautiful flower. Kaye, take care.

Yore such an inspiration! The deer found my garden and did some damage. Most will recover except the beets they pulled right out of the soil and ate! I'm working on some fencing and praying they stay away for a few days while I'm working on it. Why did this have to happen when it's 98° with 50% humidity? Ugh! Have a safe and enjoyable trip!

Your lufa video was one of my favorite episodes from Late Bloomer! You have a great gift for gardening and for giving great advice. Growing them this year too. Beautiful garden , I love your garden tours. Its so exciting to see what you will have next. Keep inspiring, have a blessed day, much love ❤❤❤

Blessings on your trip! Your gardens look great! I think that it is okay to cut back. We must always be willing to move forward, make changes where changes to be made. I love revisioning my gardens and yard. Peace to you.

And try tromboccjno squash!😊

Kaye So cool that you get to go to the conference! And I believe doc Jones will be there too. I know you are scared of poison snakes… check out doc Jones at homegrown herbalist. You need to have the remedies/herbs on hand. Love the loofas!

Yes, sorghum is a grass. I hope to grow it when we get a place to grow. I didn't know moringa would grow in Tennessee. I might try that also. It looks like you are going to have a nice crop of sweet potatoes. And yes, the corn is beautiful. Thanks for the tour 😊

I'm sorry to hear that your knee is still painful Kaye. Can you soak it in some of those healing herbs you grow? Peace and Blessings 🌻

Fabulous and Terrific! (minus the cistern) Is it literally leaking from the wall of the structure?

Is it better not boiled into a paste? I would think it would be better.

it's looking great kaye, thanks for sharing with us.