Welcome to an exciting interview with Patrick Dolan from the channel OneYardRevolution. One Yard Revolution is all about growing a lot of food on a little land using sustainable organic methods, while keeping costs and labor at a minimum. Emphasis is placed on improving soil quality with compost, mulch, and compost tea. I asked him questions about his zone, what message is he trying to spread on YouTube, his opinion on biochar and much more! So come along and join us and I highly recommend you subscribe to his channel, it is worth checking out: https://www.youtube.com/user/OneYardRevolution/featured
Thanks for watching and please subscribe so you can stay up to date with what to do in the garden, tips, advice and how to’s including delicious recipes. You can subscribe here: http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=HuwsNursery
Also find us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/HuwsGardenNursery
See us on Blogger
http://organichomegrown.blogspot.co.uk/
you be rolling in the doe should you come up with a computer seed 😀 now to watch the rest of the video 🙂
@OneYardRevolution I think I will do some research on this biochar, because we've been using it as a fuel source to cook our food here in my country.
nice interview keep them coming 🙂 I too heard of one yard revolution but did not know it was a youtube channel I'll go check it out. thanks for sharing.
Well done, very insightful! As a novice gardener i need all the info possible!
Great questions and answers.
Well done Huw. Patrick is top notch talent when it comes to gardening. He is a wealth of knowledge. Together, we can change the world….One Yard at a time!
Chuck
Great Video! More like these!
Hi Huw – I really like your interview series. Its great to spotlight a great gardening channel such as @OneYardRevolution , definitely one of my favorites. Its interesting to hear Patrick's gardening philosophy and see how he reflects this in his videos. Nice job to the two of you!
There's some good info in these interviews, thanks for them, enjoyable too. Thanks again, Joe.
Huw, what you are doing in your garden is fantastic! What you are doing in the gardening community here on YouTube is extremely generous and informational. We can help each other spread a better message about how to become better caretakers of our environment. Growing our own food is way more than just getting tomatoes from the backyard. It is fundamental to appreciating who we are and what blessings we have.
Excellent interview!
Great Interview.
Hi,tks for yr videos. Could you please give advise on how and when is the best time to do hybrid rose and collect seeds and again when to plant the seeds in Finland's weather condition as winter is pretty much longer.hope to get some advice soon.madu
Im glad to see your still making videos, I haven't had the time to make any.
Nicely done on the interview, looking forward to your next one.
Tim
Love the gardening colabs from the around the YouTube community. Thanks for the putting out these they are a great way to introduce us to new gardeners.
I liked your interview with Patrick – Great stuff
. Because of that I subs you.
You guys both put out great videos! Thanks for sharing!
are there any youtube gardeners in tropical climates
Great interview. I've been watching OYR's channel for quite some time. Good stuff.
Great interview Huw and Patrick. I am forever thankful for the tips you shared on both channels.
As a white African farmer here in Florida now, I remember my mother
and her fabulous tea roses, orchard, perennials, vines and arbors and
you are an inspiration, because you don't look scripted. The videos are
real, genuine and from the heart and I like that.
Thank you, I have a micro-green business in Summerfield, Florida,
selling to restaurants, farmers markets and local supermarkets and doing well,
I get some good ideas from your gardening tips and presentation,. keep it up,
we enjoy your down home, neighborly way! Also love your music intro!
Fantastic video. Two of the very best growers on Youtube. Thanks guys.
Without expecting you to disclose personal information Huw, ….Is that your garden right at the start of the vid and could you give me some idea of where it is please? it looks rather like my neck of the woods which is Dorset
Hey mate. I have just purchased my first house and I have quite a large front and back garden. I want to start off with a couple of raised beds and a few pots. I was thinking potatoes, carrots lettuce and general hers. What would you recommend to start off with.
Brilliant! I love Patricks vids. Well done Huw. Love your vids too.
I made over two cubic metres of compost last season simply by not putting out anything from the garden for green collection, collecting autumn leaves and making a few runs to a local stables to source horse manure. This is enough to serve a 50sqm urban no dig garden in NW London without any need to buy in compost or fertiliser (see http://www.urban-no-dig.com ).
My garden is also shady and I can confirm that leaves do well in shade, notably chicory lleaves, endive, kale, spinach, sorrel and lettuce.
I really enjoy watching your videos. I hope you keep making more. And Patrick, I try growing kale every year, but it gets eaten by bugs, how do you keep them off of yours?
now u r 21 years old man……….keep going