Woman creates Self sufficient permaculture food forest in tiny garden within 4 years 

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I took Sarah's Raw Foods workshop, in which we visited her amazing garden and picked a full meal for 6 people, prepared and ate the delicious recipes! Great experience which I recommend. ❤️🌞🌱

Thank you Krishna for your help and inspiration to start my own Food Forest ! So nice to be on your Channel;)

What an inspiration. True example of #permaculture & #perennialfoodforest in your backyard. No question of talking about #lowfoodmiles when you have #localfood growing a few steps from your from your kitchen is your #foodmiles really. Imagine all the #microbiome you can generate in your gut which boosts your #immunity. This is the true #needofthehour

This garden is simply magical, it gives a feeling of abundance and beauty. I hope soon we`ll have more gardens like this and plenty of plants to share. Thanks to Krishna and Sarah for inspiring us.

A beautiful video..such creativity and so much diversity! Permaculture rocks!

Hi Lovely to watch your videos. I’m a Tamilian but now I'm in Melbourne. What great people you are! So proud of you guys. You are talking Tamil well too. Keep it up. when you take video, please show the plants properly. Thanks

What an inspiration for all of us working towards #permaculture & #communityfoodforest.... This video itself is good enough to help us keep going with our #circlegardens to #eatlocal & lower our #foodmiles to just a few steps from our kitchen... Increase our #microbiome #immunity .... True example of #bethechange that you wish to see.... More power to you both - Krishna & Sarah

I agree. Sarah's food is unlike any other I have seen. It is simple, delicious and healthy.

The shoots of tapioca leafs you can add in your soothi( coconut milk curry)...its lovely

Krishna your knowledge base about these plants even weeds is outstanding, i wonder if even the locals know so much....would be nice if you write a book/blog or something with pictures of these plant types....awesome work.....I want to live life like this....really cool

Thank you Mr KRISHNA, Your videos are very educative & highly useful. It really need of the hour. I am watching daily With regards

Absolutely amazing. I am initiating myself into permaculture and loved the video Couldnt catch all the names of the plants. Would be a great service if you add the names of the plants either in Tamil or English or both. Thank you for sharing this.

It's like a dream!

Thank you for the wonderful and informative tour Mr. McKenzie.

Beyond!!! 👌 Everything looks magnificent. It was originally the quality of food at Solitude which drew me back. Even to this day, I have not forgotten the effect of the food it had on my mind and body and frankly have not found anywhere. Great to see Sara and her place. Some of the plants grow here in South Rajasthan also namely some wild, others cultivated, Shankpushpi, pipli, morenga, giloy, sweetpotatoes, curry leaves, papaya, bananas. The papya paper as a sushi roll is unheard of, so is the semi-ripened papaya juice with ginger root. I do wonder if chicken spinich and the first few herbs yous picked up for the smoothie are native to Tamilnadu only? I bet the Queen won't be having all this too. 😀 Cheers Krishna, Shakti and Sara. 🙏

This is a very educational program and Iam loving it. Could you please take more close up vedeos of the leaves and plants. Thanks.

Wow loved it . Also loved Sarah green smoothy video ☺. Easy local ingredients

passion fruit leaves are edible and delicious too.i use it in stir fries ans chutneys all the time, .try it

Krishna, this is an awesome idea to share the details of the farms. Keep doing this good work. I wish to come and visit you and your Solitude after the lockdown period. I too wish to start permaculture and grow a food forest 😀Regards, nilma

@ 4:45 Common name: Purple heart / Purple Queen, Scientific name: Tradescantia pallida. Though not eaten, it is an effective air-purifying plant.

Hai sarah.i am Gandhi's daughter.i like your video❤️👍👍👍👍

First of all excellent job Sara.. I have subscribed your channel. Keep doing the good deed. HEY KRISHNA! You are very inspiring person.. this look like the dream comes true. Dream of fukuoka's , Dr.Nammazhavr aiyaa's and Mr. Krishna McKenzie's dream. Having our own food from our garden. Keep motivating and keep help people to lead healthier life Keep growing and keep going

Wonderful, so enriching. You two are so congenial. I wish you good luck and the best of health.

Great video, Sara and Krishna, thanks much for the great info. Only one small issue - the audio was not clear at times, probably due to mics being a bit away from either of you at times. Maybe use 2 mics?

Wow. Amazing. Brother

I feel this biodiversity is the solution to damages being done by the Locusts (a pest) in northern states (Rajasthan, MP and UP), which is making headlines these days.

Thanks for sharing ♥️

Hi from Malaysia. These same plants you're showing are local plants here too! In rural villages here you can still find gardens like this one but they are rapidly dissapearing due to urbanisation. Do you know that chicken spinach that grows from seeds forms roots similar in shape and medicinal value as ginseng? Chicken spinach is called Ginseng Jawa (javanese ginseng) around here. I was told the leaves shouldn't be eaten raw in large quantities because it's high in oxalic acid. We usually stir fry the leaves. Tapioca leaves is commonly eaten as vegetable here, cooked in coconut milk with some ginger and turmeric or blanched in hot water, dipped in sambal. Try it it's delicious! Thank you so much for your videos, i'm learning alot from them.

This is Amazing Krishna & Sarah. Made me jealous :)

Amazing channel Krishna🙏🏽

Yuhuu wah super Happy Garden ... Coooking Yeay yeay

So inspirational 🌱

At 1:20 is purslane (portulaca oleracea).

Lovely video. I'm working towards installing a food forest now in Florida, USA. Would you be able to tell me the botanical name of the shrub that you call Harmony. The pink flowers are used in the smoothie bowls. Many thanks.

im her fan for years. ^0^

Really looking forward to interviewing Sara on my channel 💕 her garden and vibe is beautiful

Enjoyed the video very much. Romba nandri Krishna! Is there a link to buy Nina's book on the local weeds you mentioned?

@ 2:40 Common Name: Star gooseberry or sweet leaf , Scientific name: Sauropus androgynus and Tamil Name: Thavasi Murungai (தவசி முருங்கை).

Great...I would like to try some wild spinach verities here, some I already found... generally monkeys don't eat them😃

Your videos are really educational. One plant I'd recommend adding is Giloy (Tinospora Cordifolia). It's also a native Indian plant.

@ 5:05 Common name: Purple yam or Greater yam, Scientific name: Dioscorea alata, Tamil name: Sevvalli (செவ்வள்ளி) or Rasavalli (இராசவள்ளி).

Could you please tell the name of the plant which leaves are sweet in taste.

@ 12:12 Common name: Surinam spinach / Ceylon spinach / waterleaf / Surinam purslane / fame flower / sweetheart. Scientific name: Talinum fruticosum. Tamil name: Kutthu Pasalai Keerai (குத்துப்பசலை கீரை) or Ceylon Keerai (சிலோன் கீரை).

Really inspiring to make my own permaculture farm. Thanks for sharing Krishna.

The purple creeper is tradescantia variety, related to wandering jew.

Very nice sister 🙏💐

At Auroville, what conveniences that aren't available in the nearby cities are people most happy to have with them, or is it near enough to civilization that asking such a thing is silly? if a person had limited space to bring with them when visiting, what would be most useful there?

What's the size of her garden?

@ 9.45 Peperomia pellucida.

Thank you. Where is this place to visit with children

Nice

Need of the hr. Excellant..

In order to help our fellow farmers suffering due to Locust attack. What is the permaculture solution for this problem? Can you make a video to address this please. May be a brainstorming by a few permaculture farmers can come up with a solution to it

15:30 Tapioca leaves, not edible or not suggested to use as green salad. This contains hydrocyanic acid (Hydrogen cyanide which is water soluble). Even for cattles it is suggested to partially dry to evaporate toxin.

Hi brother plz increase ur sound quality please

Wow, what an amazing garden! Where is this? Sadly, I'm in the temperate region of the US, and much of this isn't possible. Do you know of any resources for creating a food forest like this in such a climate? I will have to check out your other videos-both of you! What a cool, cool garden! Good luck in your continued efforts to make the world a better, more sustainable place :)

What does sara do for her b12 I would love to not buy the pills but I do not know of any natural things ask her for me.

Thank you for this informative video. Is Harmony Antigonon leptopus ( Coral creeper) ? If so “ The Useful Plants of India” says the tubers are edible. Also a Bee Plant.

4:52 is Tradescantia pallida an ornamental succulent

Hello Krishna. What is the name of the plant that helps with ADHD?

Where is this? Looks like Hawaii

That's not a tiny garden!!!

എന്റെ പറമ്പിൽ ഉണ്ടായിരുന്ന , ഞാനും എന്റെ തലമുറയും പാഴ് ചെടി എന്ന് കരുതിയ മുതലെല്ലാം വളർത്തി കാച്ചി കുറുക്കി കഴിക്കുന്ന മദാമ്മ . 🤣

Easy in India. Try that in northern or middle Europe😂

Have you ever seen snake 🐍 ?

Can I get Pondicherry address sarhas forest food email contact please

This garden is simply magical, it gives a feeling of abundance and beauty. I hope soon we`ll have more gardens like this and plenty of plants to share. Thanks to Krishna and Sarah for inspiring us.