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LAWN TO HIGH PRODUCTION FOOD FOREST: https://youtu.be/7ByAh_0CIW8
CUCUMBERS, Everything You Need To Know! https://youtu.be/2dq2OQsFCjM
5 TIPS FOR BUILDING HEALTHY SOIL: https://youtu.be/7-Tyz7fGeZo
Nothing but love for Tuck! Secret tree in front- still ripening?
A cleanup video with pruning would be helpful
Only 30 seats for such a knowledgeable gardener. Standing room only. Have a great day. Best wishes Bob.
You grew a lot of lectins this year. I just read The Plant Paradox and I highly recommend to add it to your reading list. Teachings that include our evolution tend to resonate with me. I just started the diet last week and if you're interested I'll let you know how it goes. I don't have any health problems but still expect to see improvements in minor things that bother me from time to time (e.g., bloating). There are just too many vegetables and fruits (fine to eat in season) to bother taking the risk with lectins (without the proper cooking in a pressure cooker but I'm not in Phase 3 yet :).
Hi James
If you end up down by me or would like to link up please let me know, I'm in Bel Air, Md . Would love to get your thoughts/tips on changing things up a bit in my garden. Hope you like Kale salad lol!
Hi James! I have a quick question for you… I'm starting a property of about 4 acres, planting annuals and fruit trees. We've had the visit of wild hogs, even when the property has an (old) wire (3 lines), they still manage to get in (I think in some part the wire might be broken – have to check). What do you recommend for closing (I don't think I can afford fencing for the full property)? And for keeping wild hogs away? Thank you so much!!
Hi James, this is Irene, I love to see your garden looking like mine…. Remember that this is my first year , following your first year garden, but I also love to see your 7 or 8 year garden to see what mine will look like in the future. To see where I can thin and plant in the right location… I love that you show what works and what doesn't so that we don't make the same mistakes and learn from you !!! Love Tuck too….. I need a Tuck for my garden !!!
Yes James we want to see it all especially the pruning and maintenance of the food forest so we know how to care for ours. Speaking for myself at least. Thanks.
What do you do with the leaves as they fall? It didn't look like you left them, but that's a lot of fiddly raking to get the leaves out. Plus the removing carbon-mulch to make room for carbon-mulch.
Your videos have been a huge inspiration to me this year!
Thank you so much and enjoy your break !
❤️
YES we definitely want to see as you change your food forest. I LOVE watching your yard develop. Very jealous….I am very limited with what I can do. I have containers I garden in when possible so I do what I can.
Hi James, I'm interested to hear about how you use compost (post chicken coop) with your wood chip approach. I have no hens and a much smaller garden, am treating my compost a little like you treat wood chips – with varying results (a fair heap of weeds!) interesting to hear your take on that.
And – keep up the good work, I'm always taking something away from your videos. Thanks!
you should start eating the chipmonks
enjoy a bit of downtime…we do as well..the garden can take care of itself for a while…it's resting also
Much love for Tuck!!!!!
Yes bring us sling on your pruning video and how you clean up-:)
Another great update and good plans James, Will you be reusing the trees in the new food forest?
I think your videos are good because of how positive you are. I've never heard a negative thing from you.
Glad you had a break man 🙂
Love to see pruning techniques for fruit trees. Thanks
yeah we want to see you taking down and putting up everything..
yes record it for us.
Good for you on your speech! You certainly have loads of infinite knowledge to share. Bless you and yours and of course sweet Tuck. Alice. N.E. Ok
How was the garden speech