Jul 9, 2026 · 41 min · 11 segments
This is the kickoff of our summer series. New format this year: garden tours, real food talk, and the same "we don't know, we're just having a conversation" energy you already know. In this episode…
Okay, I'm also just going to say that I am not a pro.
I am a hobbyist and I often give up.
And what I just think to myself is it's okay.
I did my best.
Next year's a new year or whatever I got out of it was enough.
And that's like truly...
Homegirls trying.
That is truly my theory on this whole thing.
So high level, let me just give you like big picture and then you ask questions and see where we get.
So these are raspberries that came from my mom's house that also came from either her old house before that and then maybe my grandma's before that and my aunt's before that.
But they are like hand-me-down, to me, like highly treasured raspberries.
I got them just as offshoots from her like two years ago, maybe even last spring.
What's an offshoot? I don't know.
So see how this is like kind of a bigger piece, this one right here? Offshoots from the roots just kind of come up to the side.
She just doesn't need them.
So I get them when they're just these like little baby things.
A lot of these in here are weeds because I haven't taken care of them.
like i said i just know they'll survive and then maybe next year they'll be better
what what did what year did you start your garden like this garden like i know you've been flowering your
garden was a covet garden
love that what do we have over here okay so we've never been one more question though sorry why did you leave your blueberries over there and you have your raspberries in here
berries i had for a long time so maybe they need to be moved that's a great idea because that
way the
deer can't get in here yeah that's a great idea
Okay, I'm also just going to say that I am not a pro.
I am a hobbyist and I often give up.
And what I just think to myself is it's okay.
I did my best.
Next year's a new year or whatever I got out of it was enough.
And that's like truly...
Homegirls trying.
That is truly my theory on this whole thing.
So high level, let me just give you like big picture and then you ask questions and see where we get.
So these are raspberries that came from my mom's house that also came from either her old house before that and then maybe my grandma's before that and my aunt's before that.
But they are like hand-me-down, to me, like highly treasured raspberries.
I got them just as offshoots from her like two years ago, maybe even last spring.
What's an offshoot? I don't know.
So see how this is like kind of a bigger piece, this one right here? Offshoots from the roots just kind of come up to the side.
She just doesn't need them.
So I get them when they're just these like little baby things.
A lot of these in here are weeds because I haven't taken care of them.
like i said i just know they'll survive and then maybe next year they'll be better
what what did what year did you start your garden like this garden like i know you've been flowering your
garden was a covet garden
love that what do we have over here okay so we've never been one more question though sorry why did you leave your blueberries over there and you have your raspberries in here
berries i had for a long time so maybe they need to be moved that's a great idea because that
way the
deer can't get in here yeah that's a great idea
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