He Built a Garden of Eden Food Forest in His Backyard | Here is Part 1 of the Tour!

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@tiki_t 6 лет назад

I love how he talks with such enthusiasm and passion for his garden! Keep up the great work!

@nathanrotar5012 6 лет назад

When you live in an HOA, it's called a permaculture mullet. Business in the front, party in the back!

@unknowngoogleh5246 4 года назад

I hate HOA they control your freaking life. I live in a 55 plus manufactured home the woman who is the leader try to control peoples life if you are not her favorite

@LIBqueen 3 года назад

Lol!

@gardenstate732 6 лет назад

Gotta say it I just shaved my mustache and now I need it back. You my good sir have an epic stache.

@ChameleonSoul 6 лет назад

Garden State dark people Need to go extinct!

@MsFishingdog 6 лет назад

a big thanks to the owner for sharing his tropical garden with all. another one of the best videos seen.

@annalisajames6558 5 лет назад

It’s a gardening Bromance.... too cute!

@WatersandWilderness 6 лет назад

Jake, let me know when one of the homes next to you is for sale. I'll look into purchasing it and then we'll just "tear down the wall" and you can continue your gardening into my yard. :) All I ask is that I get to go grocery shopping in both backyards once a week. 😊🍇🍒🍋🍐🍆🍅

@WatersandWilderness 6 лет назад

Wow, I wish I could have a garden. I live in an apartment. It sure would be nice to walk out of the back door and go pick some vegies and/or fruit.

@Mrbfgray 5 лет назад

Yes it's part of the reason I stay rural.

@LeJimster 6 лет назад

I love to see people using the woodchips and replicating nature. Looks great for such a short amount of time.

@michelel1852 6 лет назад

What can you do to add organic wood chips to an established garden without burying the established trees and plants? Would you have to build something around your trees so trunks don’t get suffocated by mulch?

@Jar0fMay0 6 лет назад

awesome yard. Mine is slowly expanding with about 6 fruit trees so far. Also, I would love a pond like this. Hopefully soon.

@heyitsrick01 6 лет назад

Great to see how much growth in just 2 years.. woooohoooo... I'm game ! ! !

@car6120 6 лет назад

What a legend !

@justatravellingsoldier6255 6 лет назад

That soil in his garden!! Man I need to get some wood chips for my garden..

@MaxineGuess 6 лет назад

Ignore the trolls Jake. Your videos and the content are top notch! I love Lak's pond and I have a better appreciation for home grown produce.

@ElGuardiandelaTierra 6 лет назад

Hablas español.? Gracias a ti también estoy empezando un food forest con wod chips y materia orgánica en España la isla de Mallorca. Gracias por tus ideas.

@LIBqueen 3 года назад

So how is it going now?

@morugascorpion6021 6 лет назад

Don’t use ziplock bags. America’s plastics are being dumped in the Pacific Ocean where fish choke on them. Just use wicker baskets with a cloth to cover it. Then put it in the fridge in a covered container.

@sidneyboo9704 6 лет назад

I love this! Thank you Jake for featuring him. I've seen his post in Facebook and hes worked so hard on his garden!

@Stacy_Sunshine 6 лет назад

I hosted a garden swap this weekend, and strongly encouraged everyone to grow anything... just grow something! Y'all are both more than awesome!

@Idontknow819918 3 года назад

Wow!!! all this in a desert. Amazing job

@ODMI_ 6 лет назад

I am waiting for winter to end and begin my adventure with gardening in Poland. It will be difficult because we have a changing climate and cold winters, but when I watch your movies I feel motivated!

@aaronm.3398 6 лет назад

I just moved to Tucson Arizona from Coos Bay Oregon and it is miserable in Oregon. No sunshine and lots of cold rain plus no good garden in wintertime. I am loving the desert we just installed a huge garden in our back yard

@moniprchlik1523 2 года назад

Loved watching your tour. Two very inspiring gardeners. I live in Australia but still getting some great ideas. Keep up the fantastic work.❤🙏

@shanedugan5964 4 года назад

Also rain gutter or pvc cut in half round pond and drill holes near plants u can even use suction with a peace of pvc make a t peace one way value into pond take top of t end cap it take other end put it lower end cap in fill from t peace unscrew top one fill with water screwback in in screw lower one water from suction will pump water into what I call a rain gutter garden drain steam put holes and pebbles in it have water drain in it and also can put hose in it also can connect to house gutters

@dejanSLO84 6 лет назад

now thats an episode

@anupamaprasanna3339 6 лет назад

What an amazing edible landscape. Great job. I too am happiest when my hands are in the dirt.

@ecocentrichomestead6783 6 лет назад

Weather is a personal thing. I grew up in a boreal rainforest biome, Last time I was in BC, Canada... 5 months of sun, drove me nuts! I'm like "Where is the rain?!!!!"

@1voluntaryist 6 лет назад

Partially decomposed chips? Wow! I wouldn't have thought of looking for this. I watch these videos for entertainment but when I see a new idea it's a bonus. At 75 I appreciate every time-saving tip.

@shanedugan5964 4 года назад

Or near pond filter get a pond filter that has a hose u can un do and it pumps water out the tube not back in pond take pvc or dig a trench put tube in trench of tube in pvc and hose in pond on

@sumafow 6 лет назад

What a beautiful backyard!! It makes me smile. I can't wait for mine to be like that. Great job sir.

@MrsLaytonClassroom 6 лет назад

Thanks you for sharing this wonderful garden visit! Beautiful to see the world change in a positive way one garden, one yard at a time. Thanks for inspiring people to help make that happen!

@DerekScottOHara 6 лет назад

It's so nice seeing people begin to imitate the wisdom in nature.

@The.Art.Of.Gardening 6 лет назад

two people that love gardening!!!

@aaronm.3398 6 лет назад

I love my wood chip garden and I love to see other people's wood chip gardens! 😎

@michaelinguanti7780 2 года назад

Plants are life

@SirCracker 6 лет назад

We started laying down 16 inches of chips in may of this year. Jake you are my inspiration along with Paul. I live in Spokane Valley, Wa and my 1/2 Acre will be covered in another month completely. I am planning on being completely off the food. By summer 2019

@llegumesv5492 6 лет назад

Truly is Eden.Thank you this vid lifts my spirit i cant wait to grow food again.

@BryActive 6 лет назад

Wow his pond is beautiful!! 😍😍

@vickikendricks 6 лет назад

Bryanna G. Ikr?

@raystevens687 Год назад

He was having a case of what they call SADS other wise not enough of sunshine I have that same problem in Idaho. We a lot of clouds ⛅️ in the winter months and it socks the Energy right out of you.

@KayRanze 6 лет назад

This guy is so adorable and inspiring.

@harikeshsingh6937 4 года назад

I cant get enough of your videos. Thanks Jack for uploading the videos.

@crosswind76 6 лет назад

Great video, Jake! More video tours like this please. Love seeing what other gardeners are growing here locally in Phoenix.

@Mrbfgray 5 лет назад

So happy I'm NOT in a HOA....my hood may be random and lower class but I can do as I please on my half acre. Many rural parts of NorCali have reasonable real estate values.

@laurabunyard8562 6 лет назад

We had two bee hives in Scottsdale. Those bees pollinated a neighbor's lemon tree. We got lots of free lemons. :)

@ben1212 6 лет назад

I love that guy! I'm excited about the second part!

@barbaracarbone4658 6 лет назад

Wow luv this all natural yard. I plan to take up my back lawn n place wood chips all over too, with veg gardens all along the parameter.. I luv it! Do u think u could walk barefoot on wood chips? I hope so bc I plan to...lol

@lionolee5480 3 года назад

I think you should be able to without much of an issue however if your feet have more calluses it would definitely help.

@rwatts2155 6 лет назад

Never take a troll to heart. Negativity never created anything but more negativity. You can't eat negativity! My father used to always say that the best remedy for boredom is a good book. Pick one up and read it ! He was right to an extent. But for me...the best remedy for boredom is a garden. Get to work and create one! Permaculture is the way to go. Work WITH nature. She has been around for a few BILLION years and knows a bit more than we do about farming. Thanks for sharing all of your gardening videos with us! I'm a fan...

@elizabethsansom6447 5 лет назад

You gentlemen have done such a great job. Thank you so much for sharing it was a pleasure watching your video as always

@shanedugan5964 4 года назад

And another trick to for pounds is clay put a clay bottom on top of liner and if u ovi own the house u can dry it out put rocks from forest down all over then quick concrete and alot ofclay on cop or u could just do clay and rock works better for ponds clay in ponds are better then sand u could put sand on top

@nddinar 6 лет назад

Jake you didn't share the link how he build the pond

@VeganAthlete 6 лет назад

What link....remind me!

@GreatAZWater 3 года назад

@@VeganAthlete links link wonder if he’s still posting. I’ll find him!

@shanedugan5964 4 года назад

Think it's japan in some spots like the street gutters are steaks with koi fish and good fish with plants in old parts of japan

@jonreevlog3778 6 лет назад

The plants in your place has some common plants in the Philippines. I really loved your garden

@jan10-l 6 лет назад

I appreciate this video, thanks so much for taking the time to make it. You ended on companion planting with the papaya tree. I could watch a whole video on just learning more about that one subject. companion planting! I have a rectangle backyard, the middle will be grass and the edges will be were I will put the trees, but I'd love to learn what veggies and plants I could pack in there with the trees.

@shanraj521 5 лет назад

I love nature

@IsaacNewton1966 5 лет назад

I would love to be able to do this, but in Nebraska, the growing season is limited. I am trying figs, but not doing real great. I get only about 10 figs from 5 trees. Mostly because they die back to the ground every year. This year I will try wrapping one that is on the south side of my house. I will also try burying one.

@pankajchandrasekaran Год назад

Does the explainer have a separate channel about his garden ? Love his work

@LittleMissVegan 6 лет назад

This guy is awesome!

@deepshikhajoshi6802 4 года назад

Amazing ..... too much hard work ..... totally amazed

@ToddLarsen 6 лет назад

What an amazing job, and great job sharing because we could all learn a thing or two from what the both of you are doing. The weels are already turning in my head. Thank you Jake for making and sharing your videos i know there not easy to make and i know the content is not easy to always come up with consistently. Keep Building👍

@michaelinguanti7780 2 года назад

Good for the planet

@deepshikhajoshi6802 4 года назад

How you arrange neem plant and curry plant please share ..... I am also in Az .... and love Gardening.....

@LadyO_333 2 года назад

New subscriber here from Florida USA.

@1-gz7xy 4 года назад

Heck yeah Phoenix Arizona born hea!

@shanedugan5964 4 года назад

Take pvc burry it on side of pond with values like under water streams of have valves and a hose and dig trenches fill with rock water from hoes fill pond values open pushing Al water thru pipes or trenches it's acient knowledged but the cut streams from ponds up hill and rail flooded it making streams only when rains or fludded

@Meg_Coons 6 лет назад

I was worried about HOA stuff too I always love seeing front yard ideas

@shanedugan5964 4 года назад

At the least I'ma say on pond is a bath tub pvc glued and wedged in between pvc the liner have a out door pump and a fire hose just saying undo value turn on pump shootting water

@pattihayden8100 6 лет назад

Great inspiration. I’m getting ready to plant my trees, bushes and ground cover in my yard full of edibles to create my microclimate. Just sad I didn’t do this 10 years ago when I bought my house. Back in October I had 25 cubic yards of wood chips delivered for FREE! I’ve got a foot of chips everywhere and I’m excited to start planting. Thanks Jake for your videos and your friend here for sharing his yard 😀 my kids think I’m crazy too when I talk about wood chips and composting

@aron8949 6 лет назад

the best day to plant a tree is 20 years ago, the next best day is today.

@1voluntaryist 6 лет назад

Learn from Jake's mistakes. He can help you draw up your layout. No compost is needed if you use the "back to Eden" method. If you have no annual garden, just trees/bushes, free-range chickens are a good compliment.

@gardenernag3803 6 лет назад

I am proud of my country 's man garden

@MrRentcor 6 лет назад

Nothing lax about you Laks. Beautiful!

@gloryabigail3109 5 лет назад

Cute puppy

@13EzioAuditore 6 лет назад

Someday...I will have my food forest, with cats patrolling, probably a doggie or two, too

@rimashaji4152 6 лет назад

Jake Mace rather than a Martial Artist, you are a Guider Sir.

@Perrigene 6 лет назад

I enjoyed watching this bromance blossom

@matthewwisniewski6284 5 лет назад

I'm obsessed with Guava's! Can you graft two guava's on to the same tree? Like a Pink and a Mexican cream?

@azdogs 6 лет назад

Beautiful thank you for sharing. Gives us all hope.

@lynne1528 6 лет назад

I honestly could watch this for 6 hours.

@53peace 6 лет назад

I totally enjoyed this 2 part video. I live in cold UK and am green with envy although I have a fruit and veg garden in about an acre. I'm a very keen gardener and wondering if you could help me with this Micro climate you are talking about. I do have a large green house for my tropical vegetables. Would it help in the winter months? I have apples, pears,plums,greengage,walnuts,hazel nuts and almonds growing without any problems. I would love to grow papayas and moringas. Will I be able to create a Microclimate to help with cold? Please help.

@simplyimpish1055 6 лет назад

Beautiful and inspiring, another green thumb👍

@perpetualfeast 6 лет назад

did you forget the link to Lax's pond video? you said you would post it down below. thanks

@laknarasim 6 лет назад

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@salmanfay 5 лет назад

One year has gone. New video of the garden tour is due.

@lieblee3063 5 лет назад

Where is this place? I love to live off the land. I love anything that deals with dirt. Thank you for sharing. Love you guys😘😘👍🙏🙏

@ashadayana655 5 лет назад

Dear Bro, congratulations on your beautiful garden and thank you for sharing it with us. I have been looking for a good papaya variety for a long time. You said your Mexican Papaya fruit tastes very good. Would you share a few seeds. I live in San Diego Best Regards

@shamanking5195 4 года назад

you guys are amazing, thanks for sharing.

@obxlife6158 6 лет назад

How did you originally start you yard? Did you just start layering leaves and mulch after planting?

@jonreevlog3778 6 лет назад

You have nice neighbor out there hehe

@idontcarei 6 лет назад

i want that cute dog

@BrikBeans 6 лет назад

Have you ever considered owning your own chickens and farming eggs?

@MarinePredators84 6 лет назад

Great guy!!

@krishna7552 6 лет назад

🇮🇳 India 🇮🇳

@harshithbj3647 5 лет назад

DR.KRISHNA where in India ? He is from !

@balasubramaniyans2929 5 лет назад

Neyveli to horizona awesome bro , wishes from Ur native Tamil Nadu

@marthamilani9360 2 года назад

Any suggestions would be helpful. I live in townhouse community and out of 42 members only 8 have a 24 ft strip of irrigated green patch.

@marthamilani9360 2 года назад

Would love to make community garden with our citrus trees

@cesarcubas5663 6 лет назад

Some genius level stuff

@shanedugan5964 4 года назад

Bro what if u had a pond make a stream round property have a timer value to hose to floor pond a for only 3 min would it clean it self and water shit like a natural system bc fish water floods out bodies of water when in a bad storm and dig tenches on side of stream and pond to direct water fill will stones be like a pond with mad steaks but only floods 2 min each day or 2 days or week

@philippgrobelbauer2925 5 лет назад

Was watching with auto-generated english subtitles and can't stop laughing at 13:20 xD Nevertheless very inspirational! I always liked growing my own vegetables but this makes me want to take it to the next level!

@ajharish 3 года назад

Lol...

@mahiramvevo 6 лет назад

wonderful arumai

@poe9779 6 лет назад

Just have to say, WOW that’s a beautiful garden, How can I start growing in Minnesota? What should or can I grow up here?

@anitarentz8773 4 года назад

i want to grow both alphansi, cherry mangoes

@karinanalbandyan3009 5 лет назад

I want to turn my backyard into a food garden but I don’t even know where to start. I’m so intimidated by this massive project. I know that if I start this big project of transforming my backyard into a food garden, I will need to rent all kinds of machines & equipment. I would need to remove my current plants, and strip the grass. That’s what scares me. I think it’s too hard to do

@truenorth5787 3 года назад

No need to get overwhelmed. Just take the first. Start with a couple of plants/trees in one corner or in planters. And that will lead you to your next step. Soon you'll have a decent garden of your own. Just do it. That's what I did. It looked so haphazard but in the second year we had 21 edible plants, fruit trees, herbs, etc. Just begin. Good luck.

@gideon256 6 лет назад

Awesome guys keep up the good work.

@tankchairadventures8339 6 лет назад

Grow some pinnacle guavas in the front yard😉

@kalanifusco9346 4 года назад

I’m buying a house and the yard is just dirt and rocks. How do I turn this yard into a viable, thriving and beautiful food forest to provide a healthy food source for my family, starting from what I’m going to have in the yard?