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this isn't what I wanted to wake up to.
00:00 intro
00:11 Before Tragedy Struck
00:46 Lollo Rosso Lettuce
01:25 Farao Cabbage
01:40 Tragedy in the Garden
03:16 Destroyed Morning Dove Nest
03:50 New Morning Dove Nest
04:15 Tuck in the Garden
04:42 Harvesting Celery
5:06 How the Garden is Growing
06:32 Tuck Eating Peas
07:44 Showing Plant we are Excited about
08:40 Huge Persimmon Tree Flowering
10:26 Robin Feed Baby Birds
10:48 Final Thoughts
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@themusicbook8679 14 дней назад

Ya know, your camera person has to be those most conscientious operator out there! The angles, the awareness, the movements, they seem to mimic what I might do if I was there, gets in there where we can see very well. Great job whomever you are!

@sandicook10 14 дней назад

It is his brother

@themusicbook8679 14 дней назад

@@sandicook10 Thanks, now that you mention it, that was in the back of my mind somewhere. Ha! It should be! Not sure I’ve missed an episode in two years! It’s the heat of the garden, I blame it on the heat 😁

@TheMillennialGardener 14 дней назад

Everything looks so different from when I visited. It’s funny how huge it looks when everything is filled out and lush. Amazing.

@suzi_in_zone6B 13 дней назад

Love your channel and your garden!! Just rewatched your interview with James last night!

@TheMillennialGardener 13 дней назад

@@suzi_in_zone6B thank you! I appreciate it!

@zaczic3272 13 дней назад

You and James are my two favorite channels to follow.

@milliealford8968 9 дней назад

@@zaczic3272 Mine also. NC here.

@theproperty541 8 дней назад

Always fun to see my favorite channels supporting each other 🥰

@captivatingnaturesstories 15 дней назад

I love watching this channel because of tuck eating veggies

@jamesprigioni 15 дней назад

Let's Gooo!!!

@chrisdonovan8795 15 дней назад

Lol canine mukbang!

@lisabowman5282 14 дней назад

This year, there's a robin nest under the overhang for the covered porch. 3 tiny babies are being tended all day every day by the parents. It's so precious.

@Earthy-Artist 13 дней назад

Awww! Must be so cute!! I have a Robin friend who comes back every year, except for last year when all that smoke came down from Canada wild fires. He/she? Takes baths in the bird bath just 10 feet away from me and listens when I talk, even sometimes it gets closer than that. It had been a fledgling in our yard and grew comfortable with me, they say birds remember faces and people.

@amybrown9213 14 дней назад

"Even though things can feel devastating at times, life always comes back. It's so resilient." My fave message from the tragedy! Great message for the garden and for life. Hearts for Tuck! ❤❤❤❤❤

@roottrackerzbyyaira 15 дней назад

I have a hummingbird who made 2 nests under our awning (1 on the large wooden dream chaser) near our sliding door. We keep her and her eggs/chics protected. She has a special calling when there's an intruder like a squirrel or cat. She is on her 3rd brood.

@LORGSW6 13 дней назад

I fell in love with Tuck since I saw him in one of your first videos a few years ago, but now I have grown to actually miss seeing him. A little bit anxious every time I see your new video. I'm glad he always looks healthy. He is definitely very much loved by you, James

@leslieeide6721 15 дней назад

Raccoons, bobcats and foxes are your best bet for egg eaters. You have a beautiful yard and should feel proud of what you’ve accomplished. Where there is life there is also death no matter how hard you try. 💝

@DavyOneness 15 дней назад

Not so sure those are likely in his neighborhood. I was thinking Blue Jay's would do that too, or a neighbors cat.

@JohnDeWeese-lq4pf 14 дней назад

Possums love eggs too, so it could be a number of animals.

@SweatDreamz 14 дней назад

Death is as much a part of life as birth! 🙏🏼

@jenpalazzo5728 14 дней назад

What about squirrels🐿️?

@maddigger0074 14 дней назад

I would say possums, raccoons or bobcats. He has a tall fence around his yard. So it has to be something that can get over it.

@margaretsouayah2597 15 дней назад

Tuck is so cute eating his veggies! My dog loves cucumbers. Last year I grew him his own vine of beit alpha cukes. He loved being able to harvest his own cucumber for an afternoon snack! It was so funny watching a Siberian Husky gently biting a cucumber off the vine!

@lap723 15 дней назад

I have a Lab/Malamute mix and cucumbers are definitely his favorite!!!

@PhilTerrano 14 дней назад

Nature can be beautiful and brutal at the same time. Your positivity is inspiring, thanks for all the great gardening tips through the years.

@sallyannlaw3860 День назад

You truly have the whole circle of life in your garden. Hatch, match and dispatch in one small space. Sending more hearts to Tuck ♥♥♥♥

@kaydegonzague3121 15 дней назад

Please set up some trail cameras now that some wildlife is trying to move in! Side note: it could have been a squirrel that got into the eggs. So good luck to birds and loads of love to you and Tuck.

@homeydontplaydat8387 14 дней назад

Squirrel isn’t going to suck eggs. That’s a coon most likely

@tomtrask_YT 14 дней назад

half the joy of gardening is the critters that come around because it's such a pleasant space to hang out in.

@arniesilverberg764 14 дней назад

Your passion for gardening is palpable and magical. Such a wonderful thing to be part of!!

@Ladycaju 14 дней назад

Love how you talk about the bigger picture in life through gardening ☺️

@justthefactslibrarian3935 15 дней назад

Spring is like this. There's so much life, and also death. Where I live, bunnies and turtles become very active because it's Spring. I love them all, but then I see them on the road. It's so sad.

@deecooper1567 13 дней назад

What an amazing way to wake up each morning. To get a cup & go out & check out such beauty!! 👵🏻👩‍🌾❣️

@jonathanwhiteley1493 14 дней назад

Hi James! The Food Forest is looking absolutely unbelievable. You have inspired and helped me very much with my own garden. The question is, how do you eat everything that you produce? My wife and I have a small garden and really have to work hard to eat fresh and can alot for Winter. You are an inspiration! Thanks and hello to Tuck! 💗

@ClickinChicken 15 дней назад

It just occurred to me. Tuck is so spoiled! What a backyard to explore in for the Tuck mister! ♥♥

@kabodick 10 дней назад

He’s living his best life for sure 😃. I can’t wait until I can have a yard large enough to have my own food forest for my little doggies to hang out in 😊.

@stephaniarowena 14 дней назад

Good news James, it looks like the duck eggs actually hatched and didnt get eaten. I can see from the way the egg shells are in pieces. I cant say the same about the doves case, but at least she is trying again!

@blindkimberly1360 10 дней назад

It’s always heartbreaking to see devastation like this. But even the predators need to eat. We’re all riding this great circle. I want to protect everything but that’s just not doable. Hi Tuck! 💜

@mikem5783 15 дней назад

This is the best gardening channel I've found. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us. 😊

@cac989 11 дней назад

I’m new to gardening and I LOVE your channel! Learning so much and love Tuck and seeing him munch on veggies😂

@urbanblaster9332 14 дней назад

we ❤Tuck! Lets go! It got wicked in my garden with some hail we were not prepared for :( but the tomatoes and peppers are recovering. Lettuce already looks like it never got devastated. One day my garden will look like the food forest!

@vmcshannon 15 дней назад

I am just amazed at the cauliflower and cabbage ready to harvest! When to you plant these? How long does it take to grow that big? Thanks James and Tuck.

@lovingdeanthegodmachine5622 14 дней назад

I presume he gets all those out early spring since they are little more cold tolerant. And how long depends on variety. Happy growing

@jamesprigioni 15 дней назад

Share this video if you enjoyed it! Timestamps 00:00 intro 00:11 Before Tragedy Struck 00:46 Lollo Rosso Lettuce 01:25 Farao Cabbage 01:40 Tragedy in the Garden 03:16 Destroyed Morning Dove Nest 03:50 New Morning Dove Nest 04:15 Tuck in the Garden 04:42 Harvesting Celery 5:06 How the Garden is Growing 06:32 Tuck Eating Peas 07:44 Showing Plant we are Excited about 08:40 Huge Persimmon Tree Flowering 10:26 Robin Feed Baby Birds 10:48 Final Thoughts Checkout the Shop! teamgrow.us

@1truemoose 15 дней назад

I want to see Eddie fighting Butterbean.

@1truemoose 15 дней назад

Oops. Replied to wrong video. Sorry.

@tinad6812 15 дней назад

Crows are known to eat the eggs from mallard and other nests. So sad. Your garden looks beautiful and filled with life.

@danarzechula3769 14 дней назад

Your food forest is an amazing contrast to the ecological dead zone that is a lawn

@sonyahogan5673 11 часов назад

Outstanding garden James and Tuck is a blessing!❤❤❤

@danielleboule3220 15 дней назад

Love your enthusiasm James. I find myself bringing people around my yard the same way you bring us. The excitement is contagious.😊

@glorias69 15 дней назад

It is always blessing. Thanks for sharing James, Tuck ❤❤ and to your bro for recording! ✌️😎

@lindacarol122 10 дней назад

Nature is so breathtaking...as well as cruel and heartbreaking. I'm with Tuck on the celery - yuck! Thank you for continuing to inspire my gardening, James!

@vj563 14 дней назад

That's so sad. 😔 I love ducks. That makes me sad. I'm sorry for the mourning dove too. I hope the other one makes it.

@Gardenfrog 15 дней назад

The circle of life. Hope the duck can still set another nest this year. I felt the same way a few years ago when the squirrels got into a robin’s nest in our tree. 😢 Your garden looks amazing again this year. Our city is on level 4 (highest) water restrictions this week so I’m saving whatever grey water I can to hopefully get them through until the problem is fixed. The neighborhood squirrel keeps digging up some of the plants. Mischievous little so and so. Oh well covering them up wherever I can and hoping for the best. ❤❤❤for Tuck. I wish I could have a little guardian in my garden like him. Give him a little ear scratch for me and tell him he’s a good boy.

@dmat7148 7 дней назад

Always learning something new from your videos…and always love seeing Tuck getting his fresh garden snack!😊

@juneramirez8580 4 дня назад

Your food forest is just so beautiful and abundant! Everything is growing so well!

@cathykernen4909 14 дней назад

I love how the trees makes spots of shade for the garden. It adds a coziness to everything ❤❤❤

@jenpalazzo5728 14 дней назад

As long as Tuck is Ok there is no tragedy!🐶🐕🥰🙏

@Stormyweld05 14 дней назад

*What's going on, growers? It's James Prigioni, coming to you LIVE from Jerzeeee!* Man, I miss that intro.

@galetimpone1712 3 дня назад

I so enjoyed watching how excited you are about your Garden...keep up the good work it is beautiful . Blessing to you

@J-in-AZ 15 дней назад

Here in Arizona ravens loot the eggs/chicks from bird nests. I've also caught them going after rabbit nests and eating the little bunnies. Tuck is the BEST! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

@robertevans8024 15 дней назад

Set up a metal cage trap. It's most likely a squirrel. But could be other rodents or nocturnal animals. Racoons, possums, rats, etc.

@NatureScapesStudio 15 дней назад

We had lots of trouble with squirrels and chipmunks digging up my garden dislodging all of my plants. Once we started trapping we are able to keep down the damage. Now it is raccoons who come out at night. Haven’t decided what to do about them yet. My garden-is too small to forfeit to animals. Thing is a neighbor feeds them in her garage and lets her cats roam all night!

@purplechris9480 15 дней назад

We're putting a cage up tonight. We had a bird that had 4 eggs and a raccoon got them. So sad.

@cynthiafisher9907 14 дней назад

Trap raccoons too.

@nickbodenschatz1018 14 дней назад

@@NatureScapesStudioBeing a handy human, I am making raised bed cages similar to what James has used and keep other areas planted with wildlife food. The neighbor's adopted cats have been sleeping in 100 degree heat in another partly shady, uncovered raised bed and I've started leaving water out for them. We have tomatoes in quantity there for the first time ever, probably in great part due to them relieving pest (i.e. others who eat what we eat lol) pressure and tulle over the fruits. It's rough out there and what comes around goes around. I do my best to be kind. After all, "Do unto others as you would have others do unto you."

@cathiwim 14 дней назад

@@NatureScapesStudiotrap and release elsewhere.

@TheEmoRaptor 9 дней назад

hey, you feeding tuck from your garden is really great, most people don't realize that the "normal" kibble or dog food isn't good for them, they can develop a lot of issues eating those foods but tuck eating fresh food is amazing, his immune system must be top tier

@barbaramix1683 13 дней назад

I am with Tuck on the peas. I was eating them with my husband this morning. They are so good when they are fresh and cool. I started growing a food forest 3 years ago. It takes a lot of time to get everything growing but it is worth it.

@tamaracalderon1712 10 дней назад

You are absolutely AMAZING (and Tuck)!!! I adore you both!!! I feel your pain about the eggs and things because the SAME things happen in our garden ! You both are amazing!! 🥰🌻🦋🐞

@ellendavis9940 14 дней назад

James you and ❤❤❤❤❤ Tuck are fantastic! Thanks for all the information

@carollem5580 15 дней назад

I'm on my 4th season, you are so correct when you life comes in more every year. I'm enjoying all your videos, learning more every time. Now my 2 dogs come gardening with me. They get to do their own gardening❤

@juliag.7898 12 дней назад

a food forest and a wildlife sanctuary❣️

@SarahBahou 12 дней назад

Love for Tuck ❤❤❤ Beautiful garden

@bethsands7665 15 дней назад

Awesome food forest ! Poor Mallard mama and her nest ... you need a night camera to catch the culprit so you know what did it ??, Raccoon, skunk, snake ?? At least the mama's got away. Good boy Tuck !

@CindyPurses 4 дня назад

Show off…I’m envious. I started my seeds in April, and nothing is anywhere near to harvesting, whereas your yard is like a Garden of Eden…so plush and abundant!!! I live in Jersey too. But I am not a successful gardener like you. No matter how hard I try each year, my garden yields very little if at all. But I will keep trying because I have to.

@lexnomi 7 дней назад

❤ Tuck !! Hes seriously the best!!

@TheUnconventionalGrower 6 дней назад

The garden is looking truly awesome, so healthy!

@BigboiiTone 14 дней назад

My dad calls Tuck "that vegetarian dog" when we watch your videos. No way young boss would do that. Sorry you had that happen its kind of a bummer but remember, your garden does a lot to restore some balance to nature

@lorib5323 15 дней назад

“A totally different fruit” FACTS!

@bellasjourney5828 14 дней назад

TUCKY!!! ❤❤❤

@rdcartoon1022 13 дней назад

Blue Jays will attack the Morning Dove nests up to a week before they are ready to fly. The Jays are beautiful birds but vicious predators. Love your show!

@Americae_Primum 15 дней назад

Maybe set up a couple of trail cameras to see what critters are coming in to the garden. It would be interesting to know and what their path is to possibly figure out how to keep them away from the Dove nests. Anyhow, great video as always! ❤Tuck!

@Gkrissy 12 дней назад

I love to see the birds in my backyard too. I saw a nest and one day the nest was on the ground so I hope they moved and weren’t harmed.

@patriciadelguidice8529 14 дней назад

Your energy for food foresting is contagious ty

@Alexanders_giardino 14 дней назад

It’s sad to see that happen, it could have been crows, or possums they’re both known to eat eggs.

@ilzitek2419 15 дней назад

I absolutely love your garden. ❤ you have to be careful. There is some type of predator roaming around at night. You should get a camera.

@jamesprigioni 15 дней назад

Good idea!

@datatamer 14 дней назад

Love the garden and Tuck! 💚💚💚❤

@carlahochwalt7378 6 дней назад

So loved seeing your beautiful garden! (And Tuck 💕)

@nildaotero2933 14 дней назад

Love your garden, full of life ❤❤❤❤❤

@ScouseJack 14 дней назад

I've said before, there are all sorts of security cameras with infra-red that you could use. Seeing the wild-life at night would make some good vids for you too 🙂

@elizabethblane201 14 дней назад

This week's discoveries in my garden: Black Phoebes on bug patrol in the garden; male hummers chasing away other males from the feeder; Brown Towhees building nest under the eaves; a tiger swallowtail caterpillar on my dill.

@HomesteadImaginations 14 дней назад

Your food forest looks amazing! Its doing so good, very impressive for early June.

@robmccoy5207 8 дней назад

Spend a day checking your fences and make sure you don't have tree crawling snakes coming in from the neighbor's yard. Make sure they don't have a burrough under your greenhouse.

@patfiddles 2 дня назад

The diversity in your garden is amazing. I love how you call them "a form of life"- I was originally from Jersey too and called them something else. Probably a raccoon got at the eggs. The garden seems pretty intact, so the fencing must be keeping out deer and ground hogs- its really difficult to keep out a determined raccoon- probably more than one. I love your optimism and perspective- it can be really frustrating dealing with these tragedies, but it's all part of the gardening discipline. Move forward, concentrate on your successes, learn from your mistakes and don't take nature too personally.

@michelledenmon9315 12 дней назад

So happy for you to have such a beautiful garden with such life, even amongst the tragic moments. But happy for us we get to follow and see the progression, and literally see the fruits of your labor. It is amazing to see the bounty!

@Mark.thy.Plumbr 2 дня назад

Wow! Just beautiful great job, it’s absolutely stunning. Keep up the great work

@indraawai5183 14 дней назад

Oh my goodness that's sad. Tuck the Boss looking wonderful ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

@Wrightworth 14 дней назад

The food forest is looking epic! That swiss chard is crazy 🤯

@anniedove 10 дней назад

I love that your garden has doves, ducks, and other birds. I put out bird feeders for doves and other birds like magpies. I also have a rat, which bothers the birds, but the feeders are rodent-proof. He trolls under the feeder. He's being ousted. I also have a squirrel, but it's not aggressive with the birds. I hope you don't have a snake, tho. Looks great. Pats to Tuck ♥💙💜💚💛

@ARoseGrowsInHarlem 14 дней назад

Awwww. Poor duckies. ❤️‍🩹 I do love all the life the garden brings. 💕 ❤❤❤❤❤❤ for Tuck

@user-xe7gg7ik9n 13 дней назад

Thank you for showing all the parts of life in a garden. It's important to see all aspects

@JessicaJLandi 15 дней назад

Wow. I'm on Long Island and my garden is just getting started. Yours is in full bloom!

@rebeccalewis3798 13 дней назад

I love to watch your joy

@jenibean823 15 дней назад

❤ Tuck! ❤

@garfielda34 15 дней назад

❤❤❤❤ for Tuck and many garden blessings!

@Tinyhousegardener 15 дней назад

King tuck is the best ❤❤❤❤❤

@user-wo8us5bb5w 8 дней назад

I love Tuck !! Your food forest is amazing! I want so badly to have one and hopefully someday I will have . Thank you for sharing

@FreedomLovinLady 3 дня назад

maybe add bird nest boxes for small, medium and duck sized guests 😊💖🙋‍♀️

@wildrosetreasuresva1837 14 дней назад

Tuck ❤❤❤❤

@patricemeseck1607 15 дней назад

Just came in from the garden, nice to sit and watch your videos. We often follow birds nests around out yard and house, it's always sad when something gets the eggs. But so much fun when the ones that make hatch. After finding out the horrible news in Idaho (cutting many farmers off from water, for the environment 😳💩) I've been busy ordering more short season potatoes to plant everywhere. When they tell us there will be a worldwide famine, they then do their best to make sure it happens. ❤❤❤❤❤ for Tuck, the boss dog!

@patcox8745 14 дней назад

God has blessed you abundantly! What a beautiful, peaceful garden. James, what do you do with all your excess food? God bless you, your family and Tuck!

@fjalar4856 13 дней назад

James impress immediatly with secateurs😊

@ginawhite8333 12 дней назад

We had a hazelnut at our old house. Every time they would get to the point yours are, the squirrels would descend on the branches like Cirque du Soleil aerialists and harvest them.

@roberthofmann8403 14 дней назад

I love Mourning Doves

@judyandersen3842 14 дней назад

Circle of life…sad but your garden is beautiful and the critters are blessing you with their presence! More life than death! ❤❤❤❤❤❤

@TygerBleuToo 14 дней назад

Here in SoCal the egg eaters are usually crows.🐦‍⬛

@sharonmatias827 14 дней назад

I began watching you a few years ago and started my own food forest because of your videos. I now have apples, pears, strawberries, grapes, blueberries, raspberries and rhubarb. I also plant other veggies each year and I understand your joy in your garden. Thank you for your valuable lessons and for sharing what you know with us.

@gracielawarren2527 13 дней назад

Thank you for all the information that you share. I love the content of your videos and the energy that you put on doing them. Tucker is so cute :)

@4gz252 15 дней назад

Nature is absolutely awesome! ❤❤❤❤❤

@jaysreetad9980 13 дней назад

Love that u have birds nesting there. Love your videos and enthusiasm 😊

@FloridaGirl- 14 дней назад

Being a gardener and as the garden grows. Everyone really does create a working eco system. Especially when you plant to invite the good bugs and bees. Year by year it just gets better. With the soil improvements, trees, and many different plants. Remeber the poem: Mary, Mary quite contrary How does your garden grow? The next line should be. Year after year with alot of work. 🤣. But it’s all worth it.

@munchkin5674 15 дней назад

Is your family capable of eating all you are growing or does it get shared with extended family & friends? Or do you sell some of your produce?

@jamesprigioni 15 дней назад

Me and Tuck eat what we can, and preserve some. Then we give the rest away to family and friends 😁🐕❤️

@s.z.6200 14 дней назад

Maybe a local food pantry too.

@jsuperflyc 10 дней назад

Nice idea, but they may not accept small quantities of fresh produce. Locally, the food bank owns some farmland, and has mostly volunteers working it.