The back to Eden food forest is still producing high quality beyond organic produce. I say beyond organic because this style of gardening produces food that uses no sprays of any kind, this is as close to natural as you can get. I would call this high production natural farming. I am gardening and farming with nature.
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Amazing as always brother!
You have the best garden ever.
Goals food goals so cool such an inspiration.
Nice greenhouse James. I've thought about moving into a greenhouse.
Awesome garden! I have been working on my tiny garden for three years and your videos have inspired me to keep going and convert more of my backyard to food producing space.
Had some decent production out of my summer squash, and a lot of growth in my tomatoes. Now I'm trying to build some Hugelkulters to hopefully use next year.
AMAZING FOOD FOREST. I HAVE REALLY ENJOYED THE PROCESS. JOB WELL DONE. THANK YOU FOR SHARING THIS ALL WITH US.
Really impressed the way this has grown over the past few seasons. Keep it up. Finally starting my own food forest today. First sheet mulch happened today. Any recommendation for bareroot fruit trees online?
hai love your garden. what happen to your hand do be carefull. my daughter love your vedio to she said one day she want to go to your house and eat all the tometos. thank you.
Great vidz bro keep up the work!
Being a first year gardener I am amazed how long a garden goes into Fall.. I still have a few things growing, tomatoes almost done but still producing. I look forward to learning what and when to start seedlings indoors..I was way off this year, am sure this made a difference. I also did nought realize how much room to give between plant and ended up overcrowding terribly..like the 5pm commuter train..
Thank you James for all that you do, your encouragement makes a huge impact on us all..
Good jod
Hazel tree awsome like me .i came to ask u if ur maried ill mary u .
I love your videos Man. I really get a kick out of everything you do hopefully someday mine will come along just as beautifully as yours has
I recently bought a hazelnut bush. But then found out that for pollination "it needs another bush of a different variety nearby"… Doh.
Something that small scale growers should be aware of is the need of a pollenizer for their treasured plant.
This is amazing thanks for this blog!
Hey man, love what you do! I am just starting out with permaculture. I just moved into my new home, and starting trying to improve my soil. I'm subbed. How big is your lot, if you don't mind me asking?
Been enjoying your vids, man! Finally subscribed. I really dig your style and philosophy, and I'm looking forward to implementing them in my own lot soon. Those mulching techniques are really going to help over here in Southern California, where watering and soil moisture is always an issue. Been growing my own veggies for awhile now, but the food forest is next level stuff. Inspiring. Keep it up, we'll be tuning in. Whats up Tuck!
I want to get a birdbath too but I'm afraid it'll attract mosquitos because I'm in Florida. We have a lot of birds in my area due to all the oaks at my house.
Amazing! What kind of hazelnut trees do you have?
I built some raised beds yesterday