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It's going to be a very fun pepper year for me. I'm growing close to 20 different crosses that I've done. Many of those crosses are in the early generations, so there should be plenty of surprises. This is not a sponsored video, but as an Amazon affiliate, I earn a commission from any items purchased using my affiliate links below. The Microphone I Used In This Video: https://amzn.to/45P6aIe My Nature Channel: https://rumble.com/c/ObservingNature If you would like to create videos like I do, and monetize them, please use my referral link to register: https://rumble.com/register/MidwestGardener1 I will get a small percentage, then once you register, you can refer people too.

These babies acted like they were starving to death. The act of feeding itself seemed a little violent.

Here's a look at our German White Porcelain garlic harvest. We only planted a few cloves of this one, but they did pretty well.

Nature is so cool to watch. I love watching butterflies and other pollinators on flowers. They seemed to love this carrot flower.

We grew 6 different types of garlic last year. This is a look at our Bavarian Purple garlic harvest.

When looking at Crocodile Lizards, you can almost imagine them living in the time of the dinosaur. Another pretty neat thing about them is that they are semi aquatic.

I hope you enjoy listening to me read the Bible. On my other channels, I've heard from quite a few people who would be interested in hearing me read anything. I hope these words reach those people, and others who need to hear them. Thanks for listening. Please subscribe and share with friends and family. God bless! A little about the Book of Matthew in the Bible: Extensive use of Old Testament references. Tracing Jesus’ lineage back to Abraham. Emphasis on Jesus as the “Son of David.” Matthew is divided into seven parts: Chapters 1-3 and 4-7 introduce Jesus as the Messiah and the coming of God’s Kingdom. Chapters 8-10, 11-13, and 14-20 invite people into the Kingdom’s power. Chapters 21-25 and 26-28 conclude with Jesus’ crucifixion and resurrection.

Boronia Tomatoes are a delightful variety that offers a unique twist on traditional tomato flavors. Days to Maturity: Approximately 70 days The plants are compact, typically reaching a height of three to four feet during a typical growing season. The fruit is medium to medium-large, weighing between four to sixteen ounces. Their shape is oblate, and they have a beautiful pink color with dark shoulders. The texture of the fruit is smooth and meaty. The taste of Boronia Tomatoes is reminiscent of the beloved Cherokee Purple variety. Expect a delicious and intense flavor that tomato enthusiasts will appreciate. Boronia was developed by a collaborative effort known as the Dwarf Tomato Project. It resulted from a cross between two other tomato varieties: ‘New Big Dwarf’ and ‘Paul Robeson’. The name Boronia was inspired by a native Australian fragrant flower called Boronia megastigma.

We didn't plant very many Elephant garlic cloves, but the few that we did plant grew very well. They even had lots of little bulbils that we can plant.

The Old Dutch Capuchine pigeon is a captivating breed of fancy pigeon known for its distinctive head crest and hood. Here are some fascinating facts about these feathered friends: Origins and History: The Old Dutch Capuchine pigeon was developed in its current form in The Netherlands. Interestingly, its deeper origins trace back to India and the Middle East, where Dutch sailors discovered these birds and brought them back to their homeland in the 1500s. This breed is depicted in some Old Dutch Master paintings from the early 16th century, adding to its historical significance. It remained popular in the Low Countries, as seen in paintings by Belgian artist Henri Voordecker. Queen Victoria even gifted a painting titled “Boy and Girl With Their Pigeons in a Loft”, which prominently features Old Dutch Capuchines, to Prince Albert in 1841. Appearance: The Old Dutch Capuchine pigeon is a small to medium-sized bird. Its body is ideally carried horizontally. Key features include: Well-rounded heads that are broad at the back. Medium-length beaks with a slight curve at the tip. Broad, full breasts that protrude beyond the beak when upright. Pearl-white eyes and fine-textured, flesh-to-red cere. High-set wings, tightly feathered, finishing about 1 cm before the relatively short tail. Bright red legs, with featherless legs and toes. The striking hood/ruff of feathers around the neck, enhanced by elliptically shaped rosettes on either side.

Some butterflies are active right up until our first freeze, depending on the weather. In this video, you will see some of the flowers that they utilize.

My wife found all of these containers at a Good Will thrift store near us. She added plastic liner to the basket. The others I drilled holes in for her.

Of these 3 cucumbers, my favorite is China Jade, followed by Marketmore 76, and Japanese Long.

This was a cool day to be out. We got to see some Whitetail deer, and we got to hear a pack of Coyotes howling. If you would like to create videos like I do, and monetize them, please use my referral link to register: https://rumble.com/register/MidwestGardener1 I will get a small percentage, then once you register, you can refer people too.

This is some hybrid corn that I created by crossing some Japonica corn with some popcorn. The foliage is ornamental, and so are the ears. If you would like to create videos like I do, and monetize them, please use my referral link to register: https://rumble.com/register/MidwestGardener1 I will get a small percentage, then once you register, you can refer people too.

These are wild box turtles that learned that cat food was good to eat. I think the rat already knew that. Let us know if you've ever seen a turtle eat cat food. If you would like to create videos like I do, and monetize them, please use my referral link to register: https://rumble.com/register/MidwestGardener1 I will get a small percentage, then once you register, you can refer people too.

We love homegrown carrots. They taste great, but they taste even better if they are harvested during colder weather. If you would like to create videos like I do, and monetize them, please use my referral link to register: https://rumble.com/register/MidwestGardener1 I will get a small percentage, then once you register, you can refer people too.

The Bush Thick-Knee bird is native to Australia. Since they were new to me, I found their way of walking around to be fascinating. If you would like to create videos like I do, and monetize them, please use my referral link to register: https://rumble.com/register/MidwestGardener1 I will get a small percentage, then once you register, you can refer people too.

I've grown quite a few dwarf tomatoes. This one is one of my top 8 dwarf tomatoes to grow.

Aconcagua peppers are one of my top 4 favorite peppers to grow. They grow very large. We use them for stuffed peppers.

I really enjoy seeing deer in the wild. They are such beautiful animals.

One of the simple pleasure in life. Watching a squirrel eat a piece of bread.

Lots of stuff just looks cooler in slow motion. This one is now exception. It's so fascinating to watch the wing action on the wasp when it is slowed down.

This flower was living where dozens if not hundreds of people visited each day. It seemed to be really used to people, as you would expect. If you would like to create videos like I do, and monetize them, please use my referral link to register: https://rumble.com/register/MidwestGardener1 I will get a small percentage, then once you register, you can refer people too.

This was the first time that I had grown the Real Black variety. As you can see, it did very well. This is our last harvest before our first freeze.