November 10, 2024

VIDEO: HOW TO Start A Food Forest PHASE TWO!


If you want to learn How To Start A Food Forest then follow along with me for the week by week progression of starting a Forest Garden!

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28 thoughts on “VIDEO: HOW TO Start A Food Forest PHASE TWO!

  1. I love how you show (vs, tell) how to do things like add fencing and using contractor's paper. You will save people like me so many missteps. Seeing the tools and how to use them is invaluable. I will be adding a food forest to my front yard and I've been wondering how to deal with all of the sod. I have put in a call to the tree guy for wood chips, already! Thank you for all you do; you provide an immeasurable service. Know that you are so appreciated.

  2. James i love your videos and your helpful, informative sharing.
    Do you have an aerial view of your food forest along with orientations? I'm fascinated to see that if you could provide it. I'm in the planning stage of my own food forest, but having to work with a sloping site with 12 silver birch and 2 alder trees that have tree preservation orders on them.
    I do plan on taking out a horse chestnut, Scots pine and sisal oak to open up the site as best as I can.

  3. The whole fence lesson was very exciting, to me! I watch a lot of permaculture , food forest info posts. I am old , just on my 3rd year of gardening, and on an extremely limited $$$$$. So seeing real howtoo’s are very very not boring to me. (btw this is the third year of I am never cutting my grass again gardening in an urban setting. I have actually amazed at what I have accomplished) So a big fat thank you for your ever-so-helpful channel.

  4. I am an undertaker. Caskets come in huge pieces of cardboard. I think l will use the cardboard and put down about a foot of wood chips. I do plan to have a good fence around the whole property.
    My question is this: Do l need put down compost over the cardboard and under the wood chips?
    God bless America!
    I love your channel.
    Padre

  5. I’ve been following your channel for a couple of years and just started my front yard gardening at my new house. This is a great forage that encourages me to set up my food forest. My neighbors have been staring my front yard with curiosity every time they walk their dogs by.

  6. I can't even express how helpful this video is to me. So glad I came across it today. I've been researching how best to build a critter-deterring fence for weeks! Thank you so much for sharing this!! All the best to you and Tuck!

  7. Do you have any trick to deal with squirrels? They destroy my pears and peaches. Thanks, James. Great and beautiful job. I bet the second food forest will be gorgeous. Love it

  8. I so agree with a fence to protect your investment. I’m 71 and 5’3” and have put up rolls of weld wire fencing to keep out deer, raccoon, fox, coyotes, rabbits and bears from gardens and orchard. We live in Oregon in the forest and everything wants to eat what you grow or raise.
    I generally use weld wire, and hardware cloth with t-posts and clips. Game fencing needed 10’x6” w treated lumber posts with sturdy staples. Hardware cloth for a predator apron around fencing to keep chickens safe.
    I like the idea of your solid corner post.

  9. Great video but galvanized steel DOES go into your food ….it's a lie when the makers say it dosent. It's NOT permaculture at all. Uts dangerous actually after a few years..not long term solution. Don't feed food grown on that to children . Never ever

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