🌼 This is the Most Beautiful Garden We've Ever Grown (you can do this too!)

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Touring the 18-month-old Grocery Row Gardens! This permaculture garden design is astoundingly beautiful. Today you'll see what's growing and how it all meshes together as we take a #groceryrowgarden tour. We hope it helps you find some gardening inspiration - you can do this too!
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@elizabethpiela7389

I appreciate your saying that you don't know why something isn't producing.... So many RU-vidrs show only the good stuff and don't mention anything less than great, much less that they don't know why.

@NORATECHNOLOGIES

It's good to see a fellow bare foot gardener, it's important to have a very good connection to the ground around you.

@cherylb5953

Love your family and life culture. Keep enjoying the journey and praising God.

@valerielillie7428

I'm 2 years in Crawfordville FL, planted lots of fruit trees, cassava, suncokes, sweet potato and so on... most everything is struggling if not dying. I have water timers, because if I didn't water I'd have nothing. I'll keep trying. your videos keep me hopedul.

@chessman483

Bare feet! You obviously don’t have poisonous snakes? We are in a very similar climate to you here in QLD Australia. But I see a venomous snake every few days here. So have to be careful.

@farisasmith7109 7 часов назад

Watching you walk around barefoot has me laughing. You couldn't do that in the Caribbean without worrying about stepping into a fire ant nest. I have PTSD from getting bitten.

@tradermunky1998

That's not a garden, that's a food jungle!

@applesomething 21 день назад

You’re in 8b?! Oh thank heavens. Makes it easier when someone in my zone shows me what they’re doing. Awesome.

@BirdieBlrrrd День назад

You convinced me to start a garden and to break all the rules. I took leaf mould from under trees on my property and tilled that into my clay soil. Went straight into that and grew hundreds of lbs. it’ll keep getting better and I only spent 100 bucks total for the 4 beds and tat was ferts. I was almost convinced I had to spend many times that until I found your rebel vids. Thanks homie I think I’m a gardening dude for life now :)

@kittyskid1

I don't normally watch videos 38 minutes long. But, this was magnificient. I loved the carefree nature of your garden and how you know each plant. You seem fearless in your garden. Way to go!, I mean grow.

@QuestionTheAnswers

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@davidthegood

Thank you all for watching - you can join our new community and get the "Create a Food Forest The Easy Way" course here:

@Blynn-md4dx 28 дней назад

I like that you don't necessarily need the banana in your garden, but " I like it".

@brokenmeats5928

I love ALL David The Good videos!

@t3dwards13

It's amazing how you can just remember what everything is, just by the leaves.

@JuliePascal

There's so much I didn't get planted this year. Life did not cooperate, so that's okay, but this video is very inspiring for this fall and next spring.

@myserenityhomestead

Plant hyssop next to the goji berries.The purple flowers attract a lot of pollinators. That is how we got our goji berries to actually fruit.

@bevsurbangarden

It's growing so well because its in ALABAMA...ha! Thanks for the tour David and Rachel. I am very happy for you that this garden is blessing your family with so much food. Grow on!

@1huzlives

I seldom watch your videos, i listen to them while I am gardening. I am from Malaysia, tropical rainforest gardening in my own houseyards. I always tried to grow plants that easily decimated by the heat, all year around. I was thinking to get japanese persimmons to plant, cause u said it is really nice, almost like mango. And i just laughed and laughed. I have a mango tree that fruiting more than 100 fruits. So, listening you over and over again while gardening really gets me going, and reminds myself I need to plant things that grow well in my climate, tons of it. Well done and you’re my inspiration. Heartfelt gratitude and appreciation from 1huzlives.

@kathleenebsen2659

My grandma raised us on dried rose hip tea. It’s delicious and caffeine free. I grow Rosa rugosa here in Arkansas. I harvest the hips and combine with apples to make jelly. The hips are a famous source of vitamin C that you can grow in many areas.