Gardening is my passion, and growing Food Forests is my specialty. I go beyond organic gardening and work with nature rather then against it. Gardening doesn't have to be hard, and you don't have to be a servant to the garden. I can help you too create a gardening system that works with you and for you rather then you working for it. I use No pesticides, No herbicides. No fungicides, No growth hormones, No antibiotics, and No fertilizers. I allow nature to be the teacher and mimic the natural forest model to create an ideal living environment for all living things. I know their aren't a lot of people who are super excited about growing their own food, but at a time when GMO's and pesticide laden foods are causing so many health problems, I am standing in the gap showing others there is a different, and a better way!
You have inspired me to get back into summer gardening. I have several tomato plants, shallots and onions of different kinds, red and white. I also have planted green bean and yellow wax beans. I had a great crop of radishes until the bunny that has come to live in my garden ate them one night. It also ate all my kale and collard greens. But I have found 6 red mustard plants that came up from plants I had two years ago that I let go to seed since the finches love them. Now I will have some greens for broth and they grown right on through the winter. Anyway, thanks for all your energy and inspiration. ❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you! ❤️❤️ I love seeing Tuck eating fresh veggies! My brother’s dog loves broccoli and carrots, well pretty much any veggies and most fruit. No he doesn’t get grapes, raisins etc.. no tomatoes no onions But this is one sneaky Lab. If you’re cutting vegetables and go to the stove, if you haven’t given her a piece she’ll just try to get something while your not looking! Love the tutorial on planting potatoes this way! I have to protect my plants from many turkeys and Magpies
Another "carrot board" alternative, which I learned by chance when trying to germinate celery was to dig into the bottom of the leaf compost pile and pull out, a layer of partially composted leaf pack. It is deep chocolate in color, and it looks like a book that got soaked in a flood. I scattered my seed and placed the leaf compost wet side down atop the slightly covered seeds. My germination rate was incredible and my crop productive, and the worms love it. I love your videos as they are so educational. Thank you. James
Thank you so much for your videos! I put a ton of 1/4" holes in the bottom of my white, food grade, 5 gallon buckets, but I see you put what looks like 1/2" holes. Do you think I'm still okay? Water is draining through mine, but I haven;t started planting anything in them yet.
Question about advanced pruning. 6:55, you said to allow some suckers to fruit, produce flowers, and after it produces flowers you said you cut it off after the flowers, and remove any other suckers. When do you allow that sucker to produce fruit? Or do you keep on removing the flowers and suckers on that specific sucker and never allow it to produce fruit? Thank you
My squash and corn are competing who can grow quicker lol, my pumpkins and peas are growing nicely also, thanks for the tips, might plant some stuff you suggested in the video!
I would love a video on just how you harvest your herbs to get them to grow so big. I fail at arugula, cilantro and dill every year. You have the best tutorials. Please, please, please teach me (us). ♥♥♥♥♥♥for the young king!
I THINK YOUR FIBBING ABOUT A NINTH AN ACRE.WOULD LIKE TO SEE AN AIR VIEW.I HAVE AN ACRE OF LAND MY FRONT YARD IS CLOSE TO A THIRD AND YOUR GARDEN IS BIGGER FOR SURE
Hello… I love your videos and channels .. I am wondering the location of recycling center where you have got your leaf mulch.. would love to use that in my garden
