June 25, 2024

VIDEO: Food Forest Garden Tour, Permaculture In a Suburban Neighborhood


A number of you were asking for a full garden tour, and since me and Tuck love making them so much, Here it is 🙂

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20 thoughts on “VIDEO: Food Forest Garden Tour, Permaculture In a Suburban Neighborhood

  1. What's up Tuck & James! I'm so happy to see you guys come back with a vengeance, although I just recently subscribed to your channel. I've been wanting to ask you James, what varieties of apples are cross pollinating in your garden? I've looked up a couple of pollination charts, and I really want to start some from seed for my future forest. I just want to make sure that I get compatible anthers & pistils. Or do you have any recommended websites/channels for this information? Btw, thank you so much for all of the knowledge you have provided. I'm working on my stockpiles of mulch and mycorrhizae as we speak!

  2. james: just like your garden with plant next to a plant and one takes and another doesn't, i used to collect antique clocks that i repaired and im had about 45 of them. when i put one next to another one clock would work and the other cut out–return it to its spot and worked properly. i made an experiment with this sometimes good neighbors work and sometimes they just don't. shows to go ya. hey tuck, want another carrot? regards, carmine p.

  3. Hi James! When did you plant your carrots? I'm in GA and have been debating trying to grow them indoors this winter. Looking forward to seeing what you're doing in the greenhouse. Have you looked at getting citrus trees? My Satsuma Oswari (little Cuties, lol) ended up with 30 oranges on it this year and it's only 5' tall. They're super sweet and juicy and for the most part seedless. They're grafted trees, but I'm thinking of trying to grow a couple from seed. I've started a few tangerines from seed and they're about 2-3" tall so far. Thanks for the informative videos…

  4. Your videos are relaxing and peaceful, but at the same time they energize me to get working in my little garden that I just started when I came across your channel. ..Thank you so much for being such a great motivator James & of course Tuck too! Lol

  5. I'm curious how you would go about turning a forest of hickory, oak and cedar into a food forest. The cool part is there is so much leaf litter, no need to lay down mulch.

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