On YouTube’s Epic Gardening and The Dr. Axe Show, Underwood shared her passion for growing food and reducing reliance on stores. “My goal is to not buy food from the store anymore,” she said, describing how their meals are often made from garden produce and ethically sourced meat.

Her love of gardening continues to evolve. In 2023 alone, she grew over 30 varieties of tomatoes, along with squash, beans, peppers, and onions. “I’ve always been great with tomatoes,” she noted, proudly referencing their vibrant yield.

She also focuses on sustainability. Leftover scraps go to the chickens or are composted to enrich the soil. “It’s all fun. It feels good to physically do all these things,” she said.Beyond the garden, the couple designed their home to be both cozy and functional. Underwood once shared that her “must-haves” included a wood-burning fireplace, porch swing, and rocking chairs. The finished estate features multiple living spaces, a spacious walk-in closet, and plenty of room for their sons, Isaiah and Jacob.

Their decision to relocate from Brentwood to Franklin in 2018 was influenced by a desire for privacy and peace. The countryside setting offered the ideal backdrop for the life they were building together.

Though their journey hasn’t been without challenges, Underwood and Fisher have remained grounded in their values. With a strong focus on family, faith, and self-sufficiency, they’ve transformed their land into more than just a home—it’s a way of life.