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Roots and Refuge Farm: The Bouquet King (Ruthlessly ripping out tomatoes) | VLOG



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33 Comments

  1. @heathentown

    Those calla lilies are totally your color did you see how your face brightened up when you had them near? You need a top in that exact color heh!

  3. @Rachel_Lincoln

    Oh no! Some of my tomatoes have those dry, curled leaves. It’s the varieties that have those potato leaves. 😢😢😭😭

  4. @socorromolina-sm9vy

    Cannas in AZ will droop in abt 1hr after you prune it😮We enjoy them alot longer leaving them on plant!😊🪴 Love when Ben is in video w/you❤

  5. @alinapatricia8639

    We need to clone Ben. Such a sweet boy. Ben – your bouquet is worth $$$ in the city but using them to beautify your home is priceless. Way to go!

  11. @christinaturnerdragonfly

    The clips are great to get on and off but unless you store them in the house where the climate is controlled, they get brittle and break! Speaking from experience.

  13. @tammymurphy2707

    I wish we could get some rain. I live in north central Saskatchewan and the north is on fire – so much loss already and no end in sight 😢

  15. @domesti-city

    What a foundation of sweet and fun memories you are building with your children! It blesses my heart. I make an effort to share lots of experiences with my grandsons, and was rewarded with "Torty Matisse," a large ceramic turtle whose shell is made from a mosaic of different brightly colored pieces of ceramic pots. My grandson said it reminded him of Henri Matisse, who he studied in school, and me who he knows loves art and gardens and animals. What a gift!

  20. @jillwright8196

    Thanks Jess! I use those clips and they hold up well but can be a bit of a pain to un clip though not impossible.

    Ben, your eye for making a beautiful bouquet is awesome, nicely done!❤

  22. @SageandStoneHomestead

    I love those ring clips. They last a long time and work well for squash, melons and cukes too while trying to train them upward. There's a little tab on the backside of where the two halves clip together to form the ring, push that tab down and the clip opens again.

  24. @abarnhart1679

    Your son is just precious. My boy just turned 12 and still goes in the garden with me. Precious boys. So needed in this world.

  28. @laidbackhomestead

    Beautiful bouquet Ben! I finally have enough land where I can grow a cottage/cut flower garden and that bouquet has me so excited about it 😊

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