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37 Comments
Nice to give to Soup Kitchen, I’m sure they’d be excited each time😊
Fantastic!!!
The word blessed assumes that God did something. God did nothing you did. Humans are so much more greater than God because they exist. Use the correct term.
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Nice 😊❤
Good healthy organic food!
You are seriously a fantastic human being. You are a true blessing to all!
That's so nice of you Luke ❤ im sure that it will be appreciated.
Wish I could put an ! on my like. This is the heart of this country – we help and care for eachother. Good food is essential.
Love your videos! Keep up the great work. I am moving to a new house with several acres in southern Michigan in about two weeks. I want to do this exact thing next year with the new garden. I plan to plant an area with apples, peaches, cherries, and possibly more. I really want to know who you recommend buying from. I will live within a few hours of you and will be willing to travel for quality trees.
I’m the manager at a new community garden in Southern Maine. We support two soup kitchens in our town and also have our own free produce program every week. This year we have donated over 1500 pounds of food to feed our community.
This is why I follow you, watch your video and buy your seeds. You are one of the most decent and kind YouTubers and all around very nice man.
Hi Luke! I loved the video.I had a fantastic growing season this summer, and wanted to share my crops with people from my church. I posted on our website that members could come and glean my tomatoes in September for two weeks. I had no takers! I wish I would have thought about soup kitchens and food banks.Next year I will donate to them. I got rid of my last tomatoes yesterday, but my peppers are still going strong.Maybe before I get rid of the plants I will donate what is left. Thanks for what you do,you are an inspiration.
My dream is to be able to have enough to share. So far in my 4 years of gardening I have not gotten enough for myself and my husband.
Donating to a local soup kitchen, mission or food bank is a great idea for gardeners who have extra vegetables still in their gardens. It reminds me of the classic children’s story ‘Stone Soup’ ❤ 🥣
So good to know I’m not the only one that harvests into my shirt. 😂
❤😊thank you Luke for giving and sharing 🎉
Ah. Losing your baby fat working hard on that farm. Keep teaching us good tricks
You are a good man.
I have let friends come over with their children and help me clean out the garden and take whatever is left home. I never thought of a soup kitchen. Great idea and awesome video!
I donated over 5 pounds of peaches and 4 pounds of bell peppers to my local foos pantry. It was very rewarding
I thought the same as you about my winter squash but look closely for pin holes. I had a giant 9 pound Candy Roaster squash with 15 tiny pinholes I didn't notice until this month. It turned out to be pickleworms. I cut it off the vine and brought it in to the greenhouse and put it on a potting bench and the next day there was green frass on the bench and liquid oozing out of one of the holes. So squash vine borers are not the only disgusting pest to cucurbits. Luckily if they haven't eaten too much of the fruit you can cut out where they burrowed in to the squash and eat the rest. I'm bummed out that I had to harvest before it was much more ripe though.
This summer I gave a huge bunch of Merlin and Party Time cucumbers and Chinese long beans to a food bank for battered women's shelters. This video has prompted me to make another trip. This time I'll bring tomatoes which are still producing and I have two 10 inch by 20 inch trays filled with them. Thanks for the reminder.
Challenge accepted. My garden in Washington state is over for this year. The rainy season is starting. I donate to the Tenino food bank every paycheck. But I am inspired by your video. Next year, will be adding 3 more rows of garden. Thank you for the inspiration.
Excellent!
Nice, we donated a couple bushels of extras to our local pantry.
Awesome! I will take you up on that challenge. Keep giving and being great 😃👍
Dr Wyche…my new favorite tomato…from your seeds!
I started a late round of squash bugs in mid July. Squash bugs still devoured them.
that's very thoughtful 😊
You are something else!! I so appreciate you and your team.
I’m so glad you are helping out others. Also you encouraging others to do the same.
I had a great onion year so I gave a box of around 50 nice white, red, and yellow onions to our church pantry.👍🏻
Before I retired we had a free garden goods area in each lunchroom and I usually had something to bring in.
Luke, you done a good job. God bless!
This is my worst harvest. My zucchini jusr produced 4 fruit and niw the leaves got hit with frost. I hope to have tomatoes ,to donate as previous years, to local food bank.
Remind me about the the tomato cages you made!
Don't advertise your generosity, just do it. Making a video about it to try to make your self look good is a bad look
Thanks for your generosity , you needed your garden wagon .