Ask the expert. Curtis Stone takes your questions and passes along his knowledge on how to get your own urban farming operation off the ground.
In this episode Curtis tells how he approached land owners to grow his urban farming operation.
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Excellent helpful video Curtis. You are a real inspiration. Thanks for taking the time to make this.
I live in NE Alabama, USA, and have eight pine trees in my back yard. They are the really tall ones (50 – 75 feet). The problem is the pine needles. If left all year, they would be about 5 or 6 inches thick. I want to put gardens in, but don't know if the needles will affect what I grow.
My plan is for a keyhole garden, for tomatoes and peppers to start with. I also have a small place by one fence where I want to put rhubarb and strawberries, and possibly blueberries. Will the pine needles be bad for my gardens? How would you deal with this?