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30 Comments

  5. @user-xb7sj2uk4u

    Blessings to the children having the opportunity of having their own trees. I don't even know if the apple tree I climbed as a child is still alive.

  6. @robertmarsh8334

    My profile picture is of my youngest eating a carrot they planted and now almost 11 years later and they want their own bed in the garden

  14. @Plot_Twist_Garden

    Look at those huge smiles! For some reason, "You can come back and visit your tree, I'll take care of it for you" made me tear up and think of my dad. That's the exact kind of thing he'd say to me. And reminded me of the apple pies he used to make from the apple tree in our yard! (He's not dead lol we just don't live there anymore)

  15. @taschabelle

    I had a new neighbor move in last fall with her two kids. In March I found 2 volunteer Japanese Maples that must have sown themselves in my Hosta pots last year, hidden under the mulch.

    I repotted them and gave them to my neighbor as a welcome gift to mark the year they joined the neighborhood. Last week I saw her planting them with the kids. It was so precious ❤ 🥹❤

  16. @Minnehaha64

    What a fun video! Children love to learn what you're doing! I have a question –I started a dozen Ida Red apple seeds this year. I cold-stratified them. They're growing well. I wonder what size pots I should put them into. And what brand do you recommend?

  20. @Nancy-zk9dj

    In 69. I remember planting the garden with my Mom before I was old enough to go to school. We moved to a farm when I was 7, I remember planting watermelon in little hills. Thanks Mom for teaching me how to grow things! ❤
    You remember it forever!

  22. @drunkalfuzzyness

    This was so sweet 😊
    Also, I have one request.. please source some Giant Redwood Tree seeds and grow them and keep them safe on your land for years to come!

  23. @cbass2755

    My Dad planted a fruit tree when each of us kids were born. I’m one of 5 children so we had 5 fruit trees to eat from, climb and play under growing up. Mom made the best apple pie in the neighborhood. We grew up on cherry jams and all kinds of wonderful treats…♥️. All the kids in the neighborhood would come out and eat what they wanted and my parents never ever said No. If they wasted, Mom would teach them not too. Nobody wasted. I sure miss those days…

  27. @patz2917

    What a sweet video! Involving the littles in planting is so rewarding on many levels. Creating those beautiful memories one small tree at a time.

  29. @hoosierpioneer

    Have you thought that planting all those trees the same year means your children will watch them all die around the same time and have to replant all at once?

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