An update on our completion of the cold frame, and also a few surprises we picked up from Home Depot.
VIDEO: Organic garden, Permaculture update
An update on our completion of the cold frame, and also a few surprises we picked up from Home Depot.
An update on our completion of the cold frame, and also a few surprises we picked up from Home Depot.
Thanks I really appreciate it, and I will be taking your advice about the berries. I watched your most recent video, and those chickens and ducks walking down the ramp you made out of the wood brooding box you made must have been such an awesome feeling, because it was such a great scene. Also, I remember seeing one of your videos about purslane, and I have something growing in my backyard that I think might be purslane, so next video I will try to show it, and maybe you can help me identify it
grapes and raspberries like to climb somewhere. You could put those on a wall with some wire or wood trellis. and blueberries are a bush, so anywhere that you could let those grow would be fine. I would not recommend planting them directly in the greenhouse. It just doesn't seem like enough space for them to grow.
Nice homemade greenhouse! you can put a lot in there. Good luck!
Back at the beginning of the food forest. So cool! Awesome investment!
James, awesome Inspiring educational videos, thank you!! I think I heard Paul G. say that growing in a greenhouse is bad because the plants don't get the direct photosynthesis. I could be wrong, could you comment on that? thank you again……
just started watching your first videos, awesome progress in the last years. The garden has turned out so nicely. Seeing how you started and watching the whole "series" is fun.
You've come a long way from Home Depot. We all have. I haven't seen the inside of a Home Depot in year's.
portable cloth or poly TUNNELS …. hey TUCK! WOOF!
Man this channel is really inspiring. I sorted from oldest to newest and am starting at the beginning. It's so awesome that you didn't have experience makes me feel like I could do it too. Then I saw the first few hugelkultur vids and suddenly what seemed like a dreaded chore, like chopping down this old twiggy tree growing in between my fence and garage, became a woohoo i can build those and also that woven fence and it's all free:) Thanks man!
This is so awesome! I'm so glad I decided to sort to oldest. I've watched several of your newer videos but then I realized I needed to know how your started. I have a small city yard and have made space for a (native) wildflower garden and a small vegetable/fruit garden. However when we retire I plan on planting a LOT more and I'm really interested in creating a food forest 🙂 Thank you for sharing your journey!