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OFF GRID with DOUG and STACY travel to visit a long time subscriber. She is a lot like you and DOES WHAT SHE CAN WHERE SHE IS. She is turning her yard into a food forest
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@lindamiller6629 6 лет назад

I love the cinder block idea. She had it so neat looking.

@bettyjoelauper 6 лет назад

Great example of doing what u can where you are. Thank for sharing!!

@YouCantEatTheGrass 6 лет назад

People who can't see beauty in an edible garden hurt my brain. This yard is so pretty, why wouldn't everyone want this for their home. Such a great idea. She was so happy when you showed up.

@1Kittywicked24 6 лет назад

You Can't Eat The Grass I totally agree. I would love to be able to have something like she has.

@margaretharman4364 6 лет назад

You are right. We should not allow citys to make these sorts of policies. Communist Russia starved their population into submission. "Control the foof, control the population. "

@LunaTic-pe9yr 6 лет назад

What a great way to help encourage people to just do what you can. Loved Stacy's pants. And the special beard check for Doug was funny. Keep doing what you guys are doing.

@tigger6186 6 лет назад

My mom had chickens for 3 years in the city, they're banned in our area including any animal intended for food. She gave all the neighbors hush eggs. The police would come and tell her occasionally that her chickens where out, they didn't seem to care that she had them. She did give them to one of my friends this past winter because my 90 year old grandma came to live with her. This year my plan is to add 4 more raised beds and turn my curent raised bed into an herb garden. I'm also downsizing my rabbits but not completely getting rid of them, there poo is one of the best fertilizers because it doesn't need to compost. You just scoop it up and toss it in the garden or yard. I've gotten so much poo in the past 2 years that I've even used it in my yard and my grass has never been as green as it is now..... and rabbits are very tasty, like chicken.

@justme-dee6888 6 лет назад

This was fantastic! So great to see her garden and how she makes do with where she's at. Thanks so much Doug Stacy for this field trip and wonderful surprise! Love it!

@angiekrajewski6419 6 лет назад

Thank you for your friend...she is so courageous!!!!!.,,

@lauracostello1878 6 лет назад

That was awesome!! And I love her adaptation to her space, her climate, the regulations, etc, etc!! Very inspiring!!! Plus I notice she is a fellow jeep girl!! 💜💜 So I have very limited space here and have never bothered planting a garden...this year I am going to try container gardening for the first time, in grow bags. And I am trying some new veggies!! Of course tomatoes -- but I ordered Brad's Atomic Grape Tomatoes!! Peppers sure but how about some beautiful orange Etiuda peppers!! See! I've been watching and listening!!! Not sure I will be successful, but I feel like the fact that I'm doing it, right here, instead of waiting til we have property, is already a win!!!

@acebuggers2744 6 лет назад

I've got seedlings growing. It's crazy how much joy these little suckers bring me. Got some herbs, tomato, pepper, eggplant, onion, chive, brassicas already going. What a great urban garden she has there. Love it!

@grandmapatty1493 6 лет назад

That was fun, and who doesn't like seeing someone's garden??? I'll bet that warm sunshine felt wonderful!!!

@HomesteadTessie 6 лет назад

What A Beautiful Blessing you are !!!! thank you for reaching out to everyone and showing such Love!

@staceyferron5987 6 лет назад

Hi Tessie!

@dennisst.germaine3497 6 лет назад

My 'climate envy' was at peak meter.....until you guys talked about 100 deg. temps! Doug & Stacy what a cool thing to do, and thank you for bringing us along! Such an encouraging video for all of us to get out and 'do it'.

@marylouise890 6 лет назад

Dennis St.Germaine 👍

@KauaiMike1000 6 лет назад

That's the kind of neighbor we could all appreciate! GREAT video!

@gileshanover1539 6 лет назад

What a beautiful garden. I really enjoy watching your vlog and this is a great one.

@shelliswillow 6 лет назад

front the front door! This was awesome and inspirational video...Thank you so much !

@abiyah3176 6 лет назад

"Special beard check-in" hilarious. Doug is so funny.

@marylouise890 6 лет назад

AbiYah Yasharal 😀

@missmix48 6 лет назад

I love her garden. Wish I could garden all year long.

@chaitrapollard8869 6 лет назад

S. Woods me too. We are in the midwest. Happy homestead Monday😊🙌🙏

@CharlyneEichner 6 лет назад

I stayed and took care of my mom for about 10 years. She was so mad at me for digging up her overgrown shrubs. Her opinion changed as my herbs took off and the garden I started as 8x12 grew over the seasons to 20 x 40. Since I also took care of my grandkids during the summer, they had the chance to see their great grandmother and dig in the garden. She passed a year ago today. I’ve bought her house and though the garden had to be left go last year until things were settled, I’m anxious to get started again. I remember my grandfathers cantaloupe patch. You think you’re growing plants in the Spring, but you harvest memories.

@marylouise890 6 лет назад

CharlyneEichner 🙏😂❣️

@muddyacres9334 6 лет назад

This was so cool!!! Love surprises! Thank you. And, yes, lesson learned. And she did it very well. I like the idea of using so many various containers along with in ground planting and trellising. And then fruit trees as well. No space wasted! Love it!

@sandyoklahomatransient8557 6 лет назад

Great video with your first follower. It's good to see she has neighbors who support her.

@lisabooker6405 6 лет назад

I absolutely LOVED this!!!!! She’s me!!! All my stuff has been in pots till last year and I got a small 4x4 raised bed. Thiiiiiiis year...I got 3 more raised beds and I’m filling them to the brim! LOL Plus all my pots. Mines not as pretty as hers maybe it’ll look better this year. I can’t wait! Thanks so much. What a great lady! Love ❤️ this!!! TFS GOD BLESS!! ~Lisa

@countrybumpkin2737 6 лет назад

Lisa Booker ii

@Chris-yo4ks 6 лет назад

When I lived in town, I bribed my neighbors with honey filled burr comb....not really allowed to have honeybees in city limits.....but they never knew the hive was next door until I asked if they noticed and increase of honeybees.....they hadn't.....and were ecstatic that I handed them a bowl of honeycomb.

@Tsiri09 6 лет назад

Amazing blessing! what a kind couple you are. she has a GREAT setup.

@noahsark1962 6 лет назад

Wow she has a lot of stuff.This was inspiring. :)

@NicoleSenaEvans 6 лет назад

Even better than a publishers clearinghouse winner!!!🤗❤️

@ruth9396 6 лет назад

How awesome!! We are going to try organic, hulless oats for our chickens along with Sorghum and black seeded sunflowers.

@petsarenotmypeeve 6 лет назад

That was awesome and I really love how she uses tubs and bricks /cinder blocks as planters to contain them in areas .... Big thumbs up !!!

@robertinebuckley4245 6 лет назад

What an inspirational suburban food forest! Well done Deb!!!🔖🏆 Thanks for taking us along Doug and Stacy! The surprise in her voice was most uplifting!😊 I'm planting red kidney beans for the first time this year! Praying for a successful year on all of our little (or big) gardens! Shalom Homestead Homies!

@pattiekronen5560 6 лет назад

Come visit me. I'm in Florida too. Only problem is my garden doesn't look anywhere like hers. Great job Deb!

@nancyasare87 6 лет назад

Thanks Doug and Stacy for showing us this lady's back yard garden that is awesome and has given me idea how to start thank you.by ed

@Beck0419 6 лет назад

You two are truly amazing & wonderful people!! This was a really really awesome surprise!! She also gave me some great ideas for a few small spaces around the house that i was not sure what to do with!! Much thanks!! #njhomesteadhomie

@momof4loves842 6 лет назад

Wow, she is amazing! She definitely thinks outside the box and has a garden of Eden to show for it. Love the video guys, great job-y’all are such inspirations.

@cafoster999 6 лет назад

WOW! what an inspiration!

@allanbonnieguffey5634 6 лет назад

This was a great motivator. I got some new ideas to try from her gardens. Her produce looks great and I can't wait for our gardens to get going.

@patches5965 6 лет назад

Her yard garden was amazing! I have been talking about growing carrots and beets in tubs just like she is doing. thanks for sharing.

@mshockey73 6 лет назад

Deb has taken gardening to a new level. Incredible!!!

@bbsbacktobasics7695 6 лет назад

Oh man...that's so cool to stop in & surprise her. You guys can stop in and surprise me anytime...lol..but the only thing you see growing around here at this time is the hair on my legs..hahaha. I do have some seeds I'm in the process of germination. Anyways, what a beautiful garden & planters she has going. What a fun video guys. That's awesome.Stop in Fredonia, n.y. before you head home. And we'll do dinner :) Good one, big thumbs up...I'm sharing for sure ~♡~

@marylouise890 6 лет назад

😀

@stephanienuce7711 6 лет назад

That was SO sweet!!! She has done outstanding- an edible paradise! I love it Deb! Way to go y'all- I bet you just made her day! Really fun to watch!

@RickMitchellProvenanceAndRoots 6 лет назад

Very cool! The cinder blocks idea is brilliant!

@Raindropsix6 6 лет назад

Hey Rick, I love the cinder block idea also, but there are lots of chemicals that they are made with, so I stopped using them, as it leaches poisons into your soil. I still use them to plant flowers & ornamentals, though. Just thought you should know before you started a big plot with food. Peace.

@hisimagenme 6 лет назад

That was absolutely fantastic! Way to go Doug and Stasi!!! Nice Deb! Shalom!

@leoruocco9128 6 лет назад

BROVO,A brave talented person who is inspirational to many others.

@marielmaxted4287 6 лет назад

Look at the size of her staghorn ferns!!! What a beautiful setup she has. Very practical.

@walbathreadkiller 6 лет назад

Wow! What an amazing use of space! I'm going to try some of the colorful radishes and carrots! I know we were only supposed to talk about one, but can I also include the black tomato? (I guess I went over anyway since radishes and carrots are two different things.) My daughter came over the other day with some medicine I needed and I was telling her all about the colorful plants and the catalogue, she wants to see it when it arrives. Thank you for getting me excited, I hope I can do a third of the wonderful things this lady has done! Thank all three of you! Blessings

@brendachapman9431 6 лет назад

I'm trying some Glass Gem Corn for the first time. Going to try to make my own Corn Meal. Also trying some Mexican Sour Gherkins Cucumbers that looks like tiny watermelons. Can't wait to see them and try them. Trying to do the no dig potatoes this year also along with some herbs and and well WoW I didn't even know how many first time veggies I am trying! LOL... Love You Guys!

@Pinkenstein 6 лет назад

Brenda Chapaman I'm trying glass gem corn this year too!

@brendachapman9431 6 лет назад

Cool! I hope your's do Great!!!

@Pinkenstein 6 лет назад

Brenda Chapaman Thanks, yours too!! 👏👏👏🌽🌽🌽

@sandyrees490 6 лет назад

This is most likely the best thing ever on RU-vid! What a blessing for all of us to experience your generosity! Random acts of kindness are my favorite - this one is top notch

@staceyferron5987 6 лет назад

That was so cool!

@arkyhog6529 6 лет назад

Awesome video!this was a great idea. An love the tips an tricks

@chick-a-bee-farm 6 лет назад

Wow! What a great garden! This is the only video I can watch today and it’s loaded with great tips! Fantastic idea!!

@melodiehill5796 6 лет назад

Stacy, you're so funny. Grazing as she shows you her garden.

@bbsbacktobasics7695 6 лет назад

Your right. I love it! Too cool ~♡~ Love you guys ~♡~

@st-iy3fj 6 лет назад

I really liked this one Doug and Stac. That lady was a great guest.

@BanDanaGramma 6 лет назад

LOVED IT! I needed this inspiration to get motivated around my place again. I've been inside sewing all winter and now I need to get out and get those gardens producing again! Thanks for sharing. With Love From BanDana Gramma!

@bandersnatchful 6 лет назад

Wow, good for her! Cities scare me.

@ImTodd2000 6 лет назад

That was an amazing video and a true blessing to watch. My wife and I live in a very small rental property in Texas (we know a thing or two about summer time heat). We have been praying for land to grow a nice garden and start homesteading with animals. But after watching this video, I'm inspired to start gardening in containers for now. Start small and grow big! Thanks for the video!

@tammymurphy1268 6 лет назад

i did the yard long green beans last yr and i love them..i made a trellis with a cattle panel...it was perfect for picking...and 3 beans is a meal....smimes

@nickrizzo96 6 лет назад

Thanks for Sharing She’s done a wonderful job in a small space.

@littlehousehomestead6049 6 лет назад

How beautiful is that garden! You are a huge inspiration to us all! Thanks Doug and Stacey for the wonderful video. Blessings to all. 💕🙏

@mpedals 6 лет назад

one of the most gorgeous gardens i have ever seen in these years, thanks so much for sharing her and her space

@tamarabutterworth8300 6 лет назад

OMG you are in Florida! I live in the panhandle of Florida. You can come visit me! It is so wonderful of you guys to surprise her! I live in a rental house behind a Pet Smart and i use the containers that they get their fish in to plant my garden. This will be my second season growing my own garden. I'm behind in starting my seeds by will start them today after watching this. I get so excited every time I'm able to harvest something that I've been able to grow. Thanks for being such an inspiration to all of us homestead homies!

@HeritageWaysKatie 6 лет назад

This is great for ya’ll, Deb and the rest of us! What a FUN idea!!! Thanks for doing this!! We think it is SO great to meet our social media friends! 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽

@tammymurphy1268 6 лет назад

congratz Deb....i love your yard!!!! amazing

@TheKneadyHomesteader 6 лет назад

This was FANTASTIC!!!! So inspiring! 😁👏🏻❤️

@kathleenzimmerman8227 6 лет назад

HEATHERRRRR!!! SO NICE to see you HERE sistuh!!! Stick with Doug & Stacy & you will learn SOOO MUCH!!! They will open up a whooole new healthy world for you!!! Another really good one ... Heidi from Rain Country Homestead. She is ABsoLUTEly AWESOME, too!!! Now on to see what video YOU have today :-D LOVE ya, girl!!! :-D

@TheKneadyHomesteader 6 лет назад

Kathleen Zimmerman hahaha girl I been watching them since they were little tubers! ❤️ I think they are fantastic in every way!!!!!😁👏🏻❤️

@monicabrimm1822 6 лет назад

What a beautiful garden. Thanks for sharing. Love

@ritamccartt-kordon283 6 лет назад

What a beautiful place ! Great inspiration! She has a BIG Green THUMB! BEE BLESSED!

@moprepper5007 2 года назад

Wow that’s incredible. So many people complain they have no room for growing and this proves you do what you can with what you have!

@sarahdeason493 4 года назад

Her plants, garden & trees are absolutely beautiful . Lovely yard / Thanks for sharing . This was a great idea . Do more ❣

@glenmorse9533 6 лет назад

She is doing great. You guys are just wonderful for showing up at her door!!!

@TheWonderwy 2 года назад

It was so nice to see Deb. You have mentioned her several times over the years. Boy, her garden is a wonder! Thank you Doug and Stacy. I hope she is still thriving over the years.

@OFFGRIDwithDOUGSTACY 2 года назад

Great visit

@susanholland3956 6 лет назад

What a treat for this sweet gal! LOVE how she utilizes all her space! 👍

@abeautifulnest 6 лет назад

Loved this tour! It was fun to watch you snack in the garden Stacy!🍅 Beautiful garden!

@Flipflopbarnyard 6 лет назад

That's amazing! She's such an inspiration. I lover her yard and what she's able to do there.

@madamestrawberry4321 6 лет назад

Lovely lady, great garden ❤ Thanks for sharing!

@reneeschweiger9921 6 лет назад

I love her yard! I’m doing the same thing...turning my yard into a food forest. Purposely bought in a neighborhood without HOA. I’m getting chickens this year. Already have raised beds and berry bushes. I love this homestead homies use of every square inch of yard. I’m using her idea of compost in a garbage can...looks like she punched holes into the upper sides for air exchange? These videos rock! Thanks for making them.

@christinealwayschirping4115 6 лет назад

Doug in Stacy that was so awesome to go to her home and show support for she is doing as well showing others what they can do , such a inspiration thanks so much for sharing and Jehovah Bless you both and your family

@CC-xk6cp 6 лет назад

Great idea! Amazing what she has created in her small yard. A genuine inspiration! Thx a bunch

@contact3604 5 лет назад

Amazing! Gosh! How sweet of you both, to go see one of your homested homies! You really did surprise her, didn't you! Hahah Loved what she's done! With such a small space. Great video! Hope you do more videos like this one. Once again thank you for downloading! And for your sharing your knowledge. All the best, to you from good old England. Moira xx

@kan-zee 6 лет назад

5:58 nice tip with the cinder blocks 👍 Wow...i love her compact system but great production. 💖 😍 👍

@beaverrick9789 6 лет назад

That is a great example of doing what you can, Remember its better to seek forgiveness than to seek permission. I live in New York state, Today is February 26th , I went out and dug 40 lbs of potatoes out of my flower bed. The first thing i did when I bought my new house last year was to take out all the shrub trees and flowers around my house and plant potatoes and onions. Still have onions growing that I missed. This year Ill do more.

@marylouise890 6 лет назад

BeaverRick That’s FANTASTIC 👍

@mydoglayla5045 6 лет назад

Great idea about those tubs for planters. Costco has them on sale a lot for about 6 dollars. Regular price is 8 dollars.

@NorthCountryOffgrid 6 лет назад

So jealous of year round growing!!! We are in North Idaho and so excited to get planting!!! I will be watching you guys a lot... because I am not great at gardening yet! Wanna come show me some tricks????

@pattybowden506 6 лет назад

North Country Off grid remember what she said about July, everything goes down. But, you can get started early to everyone else. She has such a great yard! Love it!

@dalefolck7270 6 лет назад

This was so cool. An a great example of what can be done. Love Y'all

@jennjames5597 6 лет назад

I Love This!! She is so Amazing, making Her surroundings into a Garden!! I so wish I could do that, maybe when things look up & I can move!!

@hollyhock3945 6 лет назад

This was so cool to do the PCH inspired visit, balloons and all. Loved seeing how she utilizes every square inch of her yard. Hubby and I want to expand our garden beyond our 4 raised beds. Lots of great ideas.

@Raindropsix6 6 лет назад

Hey D & S, that was so cool of you to go visit her and see her gardening set up! I live in New England, and can't wait to turn some soil again. I tried the Eden garden and I lost two years on that particular plot, so I am hoping this year is the E-ticket for growing there. I try something new each year and have never tried doing sweet potatoes. I have awesome luck with regular potatoes and after seeing your SP harvest video, I am excited to try them this year. Thanks for all you do and sharing your point of view. You are both a wealth of inspiration. I am brewing my first batch of kombucha this coming week! Woohoo!

@KoalityofLife 6 лет назад

Thats an amazing garden for the space she has. :)

@frankirwin2377 6 лет назад

Great Surprise and that neck of the woods is still experiencing great temperatures for the growing season.

@farmherchick2518 6 лет назад

This is awesome!! Is this going to be something you do regularly? I would love to see all the homies you visit. Have a great day!

@dirtpatcheaven 6 лет назад

Love it guys!

@kristinparish2834 3 года назад

Such an amazing inspirational woman!!!! Edible food forest in her back yard. I'm definitely going to take Doug's advice.

@pattishelton3169 6 лет назад

OMG no you did not !!!!! Lol! Great 💡 ideas!like her organization too. Makes me want to plant something. Great video!

@Duncan1900Homestead 6 лет назад

I just love what she has done with her yard. It's beautiful and edible too. Great job Deb!

@chrisheil6962 6 лет назад

Hey Doug and Stacy, here in SouthWestern Ontario and I have rosemary grow year round in an unheated greenhouse. Even survived after a winter wind storm flipped the greenhouse exposing the plant. Didn't think it would after that. That's up to -40 days as well. But just like you we had our rosemary die yearly prior to the greenhouse. So we were excited when it did survive. Still can't wait to try Red onions and possibly hops this year.

@CubasAutomotive 6 лет назад

What a sweet woman! I'm digging her stealth gardening! I like the array plants she has! I have mangos, guayaba, key lime, & calamondin too, but I'm up in PA 😁😁

@kaitlinsfamilyfarmstead 6 лет назад

New to me this year Lufa, kidney beans, popcorn, limas, mouse melon, purslane, and so much more

@erinnkemp 6 лет назад

Kaitlin G mouse melon is fun to grow!

@kaitlinsfamilyfarmstead 6 лет назад

I'm in Canada, I odered them from a company William Dam Seeds

@debramurray5132 6 лет назад

Great idea and a beautiful way to grow food.

@pattiford2932 6 лет назад

HELLO DOUG AND STACY. I LOVE THE VIDEO. WE ARE GROWING ALOT OF DIFFERENT VEGGIES LIKE RADISHES, BEETS AND CELERY. LOVE YOU BOTH.

@katielakefarmandcottages5685 6 лет назад

Awesome. Great garden and inspiration. Thanks Doug and Stacy. We are planting elderberry for the first time.

@bipolatelly9806 6 лет назад

time to decorporatise your local council!

@AhubahsLifestyle 6 лет назад

That was awesome! I know a young lady doing the same thing in Philadelphia. What I'm going to try new this year is jewel corn.

@BareMtnFarm 6 лет назад

Great job! Love the idea of highlighting folks who are making it work in their own context and making it their own.

@marthavojtko2225 6 лет назад

Great video! She's very fortunate to live where she can grow so much for so long! I live in Northern Ohio so my growing season isn't as long and I live in a mobile home community so my options for growing on my "lot" are limited but this year I want to grow some tomatoes, peppers and try beets in containers. Fingers crossed I get some return on my efforts. Thanks guys!

@marylouise890 6 лет назад

Plus she started 2 years ago ‼️❣️