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Full Veggie Garden July Tour : More Than 1000 Tomato Plants! Flower Hill Farm

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Hi Flower Friends! It's Nicole from Flower Hill Farm- today I am sharing my veggie garden at the farm. This year we are focusing on productivity for preserving and for selling. I planted all of the unsold peppers and tomatoes from the nursery and can't wait to harvest in about a month!.
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@karibarta7818 Год назад

YEAH! We have missed your beautiful face and garden!! 😘

@bridavis7345 Год назад

Love seeing the updates. You are someone I've been following and has helped me with starting my own small farm and selling cut flowers. I just sold my first 5 bouquets and I'm so proud of myself. Thank you for being so real and honest about everything going on. It's so helpful to learn from. Even the real life stuff. My flower farming journey started after I was laid off from my job and lost my grandmother last year. It's been really tough but also has helped me push through. I know she would be so proud of me. ❤

@FlowerHillFarm Год назад

💞

@paulastevens373 Год назад

I’m so happy to see you back. We will all continue to think of grandpa, but I’m sure he’s so happy you’re continuing your dream as well as his❤️❤️❤️

@jackiemullen5919 Год назад

Nicole you are sooooo missed. I understand why, but it’s nice to hear that you are missed. Stay strong.

@marie9244 Год назад

Im glad to see your happy face again, missed you.

@amandasanders2931 Год назад

Still watching the ads but so so happy to see you. Think so highly of you and just love your videos. You are a special.

@rhondapelletier2141 Год назад

Nicole, a little hint that I heard from another RU-vidr, and it works great! Is to take small rocks, paint them, bright red, just like the strawberries and glue them on toothpicks or sticks, and stick them in your strawberry garden. The birds come down and take a couple pics on the rocks and they lose interest in the garden.

@sonyachove Год назад

Blown away by your massive vegetable garden. How in the world did you get that in while starting up the nursery and everything else you do! So so sorry about Grandpa! He sure loved well and was well loved! A memorial garden is a sweet plan!

@GengaKim Год назад

So good to see you back. I know your heart is still hurting and will for a while. Keeping busy helps. HOW do you plant so many thousands of plants? I'd be worn out after one of your rows!!

@KeaneMoses Год назад

Hello Kim How are you doing today?

@pattiohare4280 Год назад

Good to see you coming back! There was a tiny bit of humming/singing going on. We've missed that spirit! ❤

@redback335 Год назад

I love how your videos are becoming more focused, educational and more true of you 👍

@RussHjelm Год назад

I've heard that painting stones red and placing them among your strawberries can help. The birds peck the stones and it discourages them. I plan trying it next year for what I hope will be my first year of production.

@lorindav5549 Год назад

My friend does this and she also uses plastic snakes scattered through out. She doesn't have any predation.

@FlowerHillFarm Год назад

I already asked my aunt to paint me some strawberry rocks for next season!! 🍓

@lorindav5549 Год назад

I grew 150 tomatoes one year and couldn't keep up with them. Makes me tired just thinking about it again. Although, I did find that after washing and taking the stems off, I could freeze shopping bags full of tomatoes and during the winter thaw them and it made the freshest tasting sauce ever. Tasted like tomatoes fresh from the vine (in sauce form). You're doing great. Hang in there.

@crookedcarrothomestead Год назад

Up, I did that also one year, lots of work 150 mater plants

@kittiew260 Год назад

Oh, Nicole, tyvm for joy today. I needed this as I just lost my brother this morning, and it's been a year of sadness.

@karenm5681 Год назад

I’m so very sorry for your loss.💔

@helle4seasons Год назад

Wow! How about contacting local restaurants and cafés and inviting them to come to your farm to pick/order tomatoes? A great way of selling your produce 😍😉

@22zanners Год назад

I had 4 San Marzano plants and I made 24 pint jars of salsa and 12 quarts of tomato sauce. You are going to have a billion tomatoes. 🤣❤🤣

@camicri4263 Год назад

Oh wow! You have so many tomatoes! Eggplants, I love them! I wish I was close by to your garden 💞🙏💞

@ms.farmgirl Год назад

Wow that is a great Tomato Crop. We put in an acre of Tomatoes each year because of canning and selling it at the markets. Good thing you are growing so many San Marzanos. They are in shortage supply now at all the markets. Even Italian foods Canneries can't get their hands on them. They make the best Ketchup and Pizza Sauce of all other tomatoes. We also use/sell a lot of Early Girls, Better Boys, and Beefsteaks. They are great sellers for us as well. Always grow what you can sell the most of. Customers teach you what the money makers are. Still missing Grandpa Gabe, since he was a friend to us all. Extended Family for the Flower Hill Farm Community. THANK YOU again for the great updates.

@michellepollino4986 Год назад

Wow! That’s a lot of tomatoes and peppers. Everything is looking wonderful.

@BA-ng9bx Год назад

❤I was just thinking about you. Nice to hear from you.

@rhondapelletier2141 Год назад

My eight tomato plants I have in buckets all have blight! From all this rain this year!urghhhhhh

@sunitashastry5270 Год назад

Lovely vegetable garden -your tomatoes look intense 1000 tomato plants. Wow!

@cityguyinthecountry Год назад

His insights are very appreciated, he is very knowledgeable

@dianabrock6383 Год назад

So nice to see you. Love your blonde hair again. It's good to see your veggies are doing good.

@sherrybacon8041 Год назад

Very happy to have you back!! I live in Vermont, some day I would love to make it over there!!! Garden is looking lovely ❤

@kuchdilsecreationsbysonali9605 Год назад

Finally flower hill is back, waited patiently for ur return here but still no flowers❤❤

@beckyeldridge7032 Год назад

So good to see you Nicole! ❤️ Take care!

@donnaj1049 Год назад

No Cherokee Purple? Nicole, the Wisteria can take some abuse really well. Pick a spot where you want a focal "tree" and plant the Wisteria. With pruning, you can create your Wisteria into a flowering "tree" which is so beautiful when in bloom with all those flowers cascading down from the tree!

@laurenegruett4443 Год назад

Its Sooo good to see you happy again, and I know Grandpa would want you that way!!!

@GrahamBolt-kv4zi Год назад

Hello I hope you're safe over there? I hope this year brings happiness prosperity, love ❤and peace all over the world. I would love us to be good friends in honesty and in trust so as time goes on it will bring something great for us in the future, hope you don't mind? I'm Engineer Graham Bolt from Nashville Tennessee, where are you from?

@CTR6067 Год назад

Same here in MN, zone 3b. My tomatoes are just getting flowers. I get so jealous!

@susancramer5668 Год назад

I love the white cloth…everything is so much more visible!

@KeaneMoses Год назад

Hello Susan How are you doing today?

@Car-jy8pw Год назад

🥰 so exciting!!! We’re past the first harvest and just trying to keep everything from dying right now. We’re MELTING.

@SunshineGarden-9B Год назад

Hello Nicole! Katie here from Sunshine Garden! I love seeing your garden and different things you are growing 😀 Raised garden beds are wonderful to grow in! Especially when you have soil with some clay and a lot of rocks like I do here in Missouri! Love your t-shirt 👍

@ClaireBear8031 Год назад

So fun to see your veggie garden! Thanks for taking us along 😊

@nathinaduncan4328 Год назад

So happy to see tomatoes!!! It's been so wet over here in VT that everything is looking bleak or it never got into the ground 😢

@pinnaclefarms4640 Год назад

Oh, I'm so glad for a farm update! This is why I love your channel!!

@emericanmm Год назад

I put rocks painted red in my strawberry patch and it's really helped with the birds pecking.

@jenifermaxwell8532 Год назад

So glad to have you back! Praying for strength and peace for you guys ❤ Keep up the amazing work 😊

@KeaneMoses Год назад

Hello Jennifer How are you doing today?

@lisafenno4563 Год назад

I see alot of sauce in your future. Alot of Pasghetti sauce !

@kathystarnes6744 Год назад

Wow girl! You really have done a tremendous amount of work! Good job! 🙏🏻💚

@cynthiafisher9907 Год назад

Thanks for the tour, it was fun to see how all the veggies are doing!

@altheab.8907 Год назад

1,000 San Marzano tomato plants! That’s a lot of sauce! I hope you can sell some of your produce and recoup some of the cost. I did see a video on preserving cherry and San Marzano tomatoes….toast them first with some garlic…and herbs if you like….then put them in a large jar and fill with olive oil, get all the air bubbles out and store in refrigerator. Supposed to last all winter as long as contents stay covered with oil. It was a homestead site. Very interesting.

@littlebluecloud3433 Год назад

Thinking of you and your family.

@saminairfan45 Год назад

You can paint rocks red and put them around your strawberries 🍓 and that should help or cover them with mesh fabric

@petpawteek8776 Год назад

QUITE jealous of those tomatoes. I live in the South and while I’ve been harvesting and saucing for a month now….I am also already ripping plants out from disease and starting new plants. But not 1,000 plants, if only 🤩😍 Thanks for sharing the garden with us!

@jamiekristinrekuc Год назад

Always cheering you on from Michigan 🎉❤ 🌸 🌱

@growingcrazy4481 Год назад

I envy your green thumb and productive garden. The vegetable garden looks so good!!

@payghbrozny4728 Год назад

Use the cilantro flowers in cutflowers. Smells amazing

@sharonbrunotte3972 11 месяцев назад

Brad’s atomic grapes is an amazing tomato!! I’m definitely going to grow them again!!😁

@LifeHomeandGardenwithAnaRica Год назад

Great day to see your veggie garden, You have many tomatoes so amazing!

@laurenegruett4443 Год назад

Oh by the way, I love the white covering under the plants.

@GrahamBolt-kv4zi Год назад

@juliahelland6488 Год назад

If you are planning on preserving bush green beans you should plant 10 to 20 plants per person for a years worth. 😊

@DebzZi Год назад

Great stuff!! And 2 in one day, yay 😂

@GrahamBolt-kv4zi Год назад

@suzettebergeron484 Год назад

Love seeing the farm again!the gardens look awesome!!😊

@karenslater343 Год назад

You are truly amazing. You have done so well considering what you have had to go through recently. Keep on the good work but take some time for you to relax X

@berean7767 Год назад

Those beans! I can almost taste them😋

@judymckerrow6720 Год назад

Thanks Nicole. Thems there a lot of tomatoes! 🌸💚🙃

@Kelli.Hicks.5 Год назад

Those veggies look glorious.

@viralprimenetwork Год назад

Your garden looks awesome! Love it!! 😍 Thanks for sharing it with us.🌱

@storybookfarmeasttexas9971 Год назад

Love love love!! Early Girls are what I’ve grown and they are amazing here (TX). They make awesome salsa and sauce. I have just started trying to can from my garden, started with pickles. I hope you will do a video when you can your green beans?! PLEASE!! I’ve made your stuffed jalapeños-yum! And as soon as our peppers take off I’ll be making them and putting them in the freezer. I had no idea about that. 🤷🏻‍♀️ Love your videos. So so sad about your Grandpa. He was a shining soul and I send you hugs. Thanks for the video of your garden!!

@KeaneMoses Год назад

Hello dear How are you doing today?

@normarobles4899 Год назад

Amazing garden glad to see you are back I missed your channel ❤

@kmagslove3983 Год назад

Awesome veggie garden!!!! My entire garden is about 3-4 weeks behind. Just harvested my first cucumber today. Last year I was eating them in June. It has been a HARD growing season here in NH. The cool, cloudy, rain situation has been tough. I dont have much for flowers either (except my dahlias, which are oddly blooming early), and many annuals bloomed out at a few inches tall. Those annuals were robust and 3+ feet tall last year. Cucumber beetles and vine borers have made their appearance. I have little hope for my garlic and potatoes. The rain just has things so saturated. Even my raised beds need a canopy or something to give them a break from the rain. I just keep trucking along. Growing flowers and veggies means lots of pivoting, and dang is that ever true this year. So happy to see some farm footage!!!

@BramptonGardener Год назад

Wow look at everything thats amazing. I had to replace my cucumelons a few times as they kept getting dug up. But theyre dinally starting to grow.

@GrahamBolt-kv4zi Год назад

@heidiclark6612 Год назад

Hi Nicole. Your vegetable garden looks so good. I do cringe when I see you pull your nutgrass weeds though. When you pull them they disconnect from the “nut” and can lay in your soil for up top 10 years and come up at any time. The more you pull the more that’s comes. It reproduces by seeds and nuts.

@juliepike2213 Год назад

I’m so happy to see the garden (and you!❤) and it looks amazing! With all those tomatoes you should can some Salsa. That’s what I grow my Roma tomatoes for. I make enough to last the year as well as some to give as gifts.

@gardeningnkarma3782 Год назад

Great to see you again love watching your videos

@dennisclayton8442 Год назад

Nicole, We have nutgrass here in Mississippi, zone 7b. That stuff will grow up in concrete or asphalt, I honestly believe. I despise that junk, it’s almost worse than the crabgrass and volunteer bermuda that we have to fight yearly. My sympathies for you having it in upstate New York. Have you considered cattle panels for your tomatoes? I’m very pleased with mine, if you would like some information, Growfully with Jenna, has a RU-vid channel and she has some videos on the subject. I am moving more of my vegetable garden to raised beds like you, thanks for sharing your success there. I hesitate to say it, but I’ve got tomatoes down here in Mississippi, both cherry and indeterminate, but you’ll soon get there with yours. Appreciate you and Brad, keep up the excellent work!

@bktcz Год назад

WOW! So amazing - thank you for sharing!

@GrahamBolt-kv4zi Год назад

@ginnysulya9805 Год назад

Hi Nicole, great to see your veggies garden and your production rows! Wow very impressive! I could almost taste those sweet peas! Looking forward to seeing the rest of the farm! Blessings 👍❤️😊

@marilyncanaday4862 Год назад

So glad to see you! I love your videos. ❤️

@loriswain8140 Год назад

Good gravy girly! What a fantastic garden!

@marandaranda Год назад

Can those peas be eaten small as well? I’m fascinated! Thank you for showing us your garden!

@Kris-ut4ju Год назад

Oh my your garden is amazing!

@liseforget1687 Год назад

I would love to see the process of canning green beans.

@pakistanihomeactivities Год назад

Wow so beautiful Garden

@Desvilleux Год назад

Ah yes! Never clicked so fast just to see this tour.❤

@tracytracyWM Год назад

Mmmm sunsugar tomatoes!

@GrahamBolt-kv4zi Год назад

@kathleenreynolds6492 Год назад

You’re so inspiring to those of us who don’t live in higher zones. I’m in Colorado, 5b Denver where altitude and usually lack of rain are factors. This year we’ve had rain most days, often a significant amount, and the weeds are doing very well, thank you!

@KeaneMoses Год назад

Hello Kathleen How are you doing today?

@juliafiore120 Год назад

Hi, Nicole 👋 It’s all looking so well!👏🏻👏🏻 I’m so happy for you! ☺️9:12 Perhaps, could you use grass clippings or something to smother the weeds? I would think they steal a lot of moisture and nutrients from your flowers 🌺 right? 🤷‍♀️ BTW, I love the Blonde 👱‍♀️😍 You look great!

@dawnelleodom8829 Год назад

Looks amazing. Great job

@bethhubbs9937 Год назад

Warm greetings to you, your Grandma and your entire family. The garden looks GREAT! So inspiring. :)

@deniseellenburg649 Год назад

The python beans can almost turn into an invasive species if you allow any seeds to remain in the ground...probably not in your zone, but here in the deep south we lack sufficient prolonged cold temps in winter to kill them off. They're wicked plants to grow! We've had them for 3 yrs now in our garden.

@brendachance7647 Год назад

I'm always so excited everyday what's happening in the garden. Don't worry I have only gotten 4 yellow squash out of the garden and and herbs. in Zone 6b NH.

@oddwithatee6698 Год назад

That. Looks awesome!!!

@ButterflyBox89 Год назад

A flower farm I volunteer at uses coriander flowers in their flower arrangements

@Talula72 Год назад

So awesome!

@rhondaschenk5727 Год назад

Looking great! We have missed you!

@krisleonard1428 Год назад

So happy to see you again, garden looks hugeeee!

@user-cp5ht1th6i Год назад

The farm is rock-in love all the fun varieties.

@blessingsfromthegarden Год назад

You can cover the strawberry bed with netting when they are fruiting.

@Tea_and_thyme_2012 Год назад

OMG you’ll absolutely love the Strawberry Hill from David Austin, I got one last year and it did really well but this year it has grown so much it’s almost over the archway. I’ve put a Gertrude Jekyll at the other side hoping they.l meet in the middle. The smell is absolutely amazing. I live in the UK and I’ve recently become addicted to DA roses, they are so floriferous and tough.

@albertnett7864 Год назад

Fun video

@jessicawoodruff3078 Год назад

Beautiful veggie garden! Thanks for the tour! I cant wait to see the rest!

@donnabagnati29 Год назад

I’m in Connecticut and I only have green tomatoes, haven’t turned red yet, your gardens are gorgeous

@janetkemper9177 Год назад

Love seeing your garden. I’m growing 30 tomato plants in my small container garden. The plum tomatoes I’m hoping to save for sauce. I’m also growing Hubbard squash for the first time, after seeing you cook it!

@helenlatimer9230 Год назад

Hi my lovely 😊, your doing amazingly well. I just wanted to ask, have you heard about “no dig gardening”. By Charles Dowding. It would be awesome for you and drastically reduce you weeding. Lots of love to you and your family xxx

@Tea_and_thyme_2012 Год назад

PS I’ve also grown cucamelons this year after watching your videos. Not sure if they’ll be my thing but I’m giving it a go.