The Back to Eden Garden is proving to be a tremendous success here on the homestead. Transitioning the lasagna style to B2E is the winning edge! The harvest of goodies in this garden are coming in as a huge bounty! We are loving it! I walk you through the growth and talk about the work involved. Come along! Enjoy & thanks for watching! xo
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How often do you mulch during the fall and winter? and when do you put the wood chips back on top?
Absolutely amazing!
The real life Sandy Cheeks from Spongebob, i swear.
I love my back to Eden garden here in Indiana. I planted 6 cucumber plants this year and harvested over 1000 cucumbers. We have so many pickles I'm set for a long time. What's even more fun is giving food away with neighbors and family. We also have bushels and bushels of tomatoes, green beans, cantaloupes, squash, green beans and more. Its a great method.
What do you do about Mosquitos? Do you get a lot of Mosquitos there?
Congratulations! how deep mulch do you have?
oh I just love flowers, those are so beautiful you are such an inspiration-so glad I found your channel God Bless
Watching all these old video's are giving me garden fever… think spring
This is so, so educational. Thank you so much! Please keep the education coming! Ginger from Florida
You are adorable! Thanks for the video – it’s great 🙂
What do you do after the harvest? Do I just run it over with the lawn mower?
Great video!!!
What do you think about this? I thought about doing my garden this way. Layer hay compost leaves more compost and then wood chips and after then wood chips spread a very thin layer of chicken manure over the wood chips. Oh and I am in the Tennessee Valley.
You put in what you get out of it.
oh i love this garden and I know this is hard work cause i try to have one every year thanks for sharing
I'm wanting to do this for the fall. Thank you for the info.
Wow!!!! God has blessed YOu…
Where do you get wood chips? I've tried every where!
What brand of tomato plants and cucumbers do you plant?
The flowering tips of the Basel can be cut off about six inches long and used in canned tomatoes, just poke the six inch long stem into the jar of quartered tomatoes along with onion, bell peppers etc.
Well done I'm very inspired
Love it!! Wow is all i can say!! Wow!!
where do you get the wood chip?
What kind of wood chips?
Beautiful !
What's for dinner? Lol
It's all about that balance and living thriving soil. Any gardener worth their salt spends their time growing their soil rather than using synthetic fertilizers to feed plants. I find it useful to have many organic fertilizer sources like food scrap compost, chicken manure compost, and green compost. I save my pot ash from my woodstove all winter. Don't forget the mushroom mycelium too. You don't need an inoculant if you include the fungal kingdom within soil ecosystems.