Part 6 of 6 R.Beds. The Correct WAY to Fall Garden Soil Preparation..All Gardens PLUS Raised Beds Back to Eden gardening method 101 with wood chips. Raised bed gardening, etc.
VIDEO: Fall Garden Soil Preparation all Gardens PLUS Raised beds- Back to Eden gardening method. Pt 6
Part 6 of 6 R.Beds. The Correct WAY to Fall Garden Soil Preparation..All Gardens PLUS Raised Beds Back to Eden gardening method 101 with wood chips. Raised bed gardening, etc.
I have learned more from your videos then all the books I read in my 40 ye
ars of gardening
I just left a 2hr demo..I'm reset for 6 pm to eat and get husband onboard. Big deal 24k. Sorry.. finally bodies at home
Outstanding tutorial! Thank you!
Very educational series. Most of it I knew already but you connected a lot of dots for me. Thanks for making this.
What about plant like mint, if you don't pull it out, it propagates like nuts from any little piece of root. Previous owners of house apparently decided to plant mint in front yard, we've been battling it for no avail for practically a decade… A note to all gardeners, (ALWAYS plant mint in a pot or SECLUDED bed)
I Learned So Much from this video. I now have confidence in building a successful garden now and in the future.
I just love the "build soil" part! I always need more soil!
I'm coming late to the game but just ….wow….your video content is excellent! Such a pleasure to watch your teaching content! Hoping to transfer this to my residential gardening! Please continue with these great videos as I play catchup to watch and learn! You really deserve an award for them…I have watched so many other videos from time to time but I have to emphasize yours are absolutely the best hands down! Thank you so much for all the time and effort you make to inform us all!
This video was absolutely brilliant with its detailed explanation and practical application! Thank you very much.
Carbon dioxide stored in the soil….. really?????? Maybe carbon, but not carbon dioxide…….
Excellent lesson. As usual, they show me how to do less work, and have better results! As always, thumbs up!
I accidentally found this video. It happens to provide answers I have been looking for. Thank you.
Thankyou very much Mark, I hold 3 certificate two of them is for teaching, I feel very empowered by what I have just learnt from you I am now going to try and put this system into practice so that I can show and even teach others because it is the most natural way of gardening with very little cost financially and maybe repaying, renewing the earths soil with goodness. Thanks' again Mark brilliant.
YOU ARE AWESOME AND YOU ROCK! I AM EXCITED THAT I HAVE PEOPLE LIKE YOU EXPLAINING THIS STUFF ! Thank you
Thanks Mark…another great teaching video by you.
Thank you so much for your info. I will be cutting off my plants at the base from now on!
My favourite gardening channel, brilliant
What was the dollar test you spoke of earlier in the series,I still have not come across the info after watching several videos . Thanks so much!
Thanks.
Love this
Wealth of information. Thank you and keep up the hard work.
I noticed the soil is very dry it is a good idea it’s a little bit like the high bales of straw bales way of garden beds but those garden beds need lots of water specially with tomatoes how does your race beds work with using the water for growing tomatoes etc with out the soil drying out???
great video…do the strawberries eventually spread and take up too much room in your raised beds? or do you cut them back?
How do you get rid of overwintering pests in the ground and at soil level when you leave all of that plant debris?
I may have missed it in this series, but d you find that you have to water this system more often?
I’m starting a new garden spot, I want to cover it with a deep layer of leaves! But I also want to plant clover for the root benefits! It seems like I can only do one or the other! Which covering would be best in preparation for spring planting? Thanks, your videos are amazing. Awesome work
With the raised beds and woodchips do you plant Sunflowers in the middle again next year? Should you rotate your crops like tomato plants to a different bed in the spring?