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The Suburban New Jersey Food Forest is really starting to come together. I have set out hundreds of transplants that are going to fill in the spaces between the perennials to utilize maximum space and obtain maximum yield on the small space I have. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/james.prigioni
Enjoying some of the delicious gifts from the garden.
These are the brassicas that I transplanted on April 16th, I’m showing you how I did it and what they look like now.
Going through a lot of the plantings on the property early in the spring so you guys can follow along to see the progression of growth throughout the weeks, months, and years. Stick around till 7:40 to see a cool surprise. Check out some more videos while you are here, and feel free to give…
Spring is finally here which means its time to start getting some stuff in the ground. Plants in the greenhouse are doing well, and I need to transplant out some kale, so this is me doing some daily work.
A food forest is a paradise for all living things, you can’t deny that.
This may be the final winter update, which means spring is right around the corner. My brother and I put up a new fence and also expanded the area of the food forest. I put a few clips together showing one of the processes that I use when starting or expanding a garden area.
I was tagged in the Allotment Challenge video by Eric from “The Little Whitehouse” youtube channel and this is my video response. Eric’s channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCY9DLi_NlKSWzj4nzcv9sRA
Wife filmed this for family to show them the garden.
Moving mulberry trees to new farm and thought that if roots are so close to ground, plant guilds would need to keep this in mind.
A compilation of clips documenting the 2015 growing season. Thanks for following along with us 🙂
And update from September 30th on the garden.
Using tillage radish as cover crop that can be flipped into the grass
My most important video yet! No big machinery needed, no advanced watering drip line system, just mimicking the natural system. In my opinion this is the best method for starting a garden. Music by: Teshuva http://www.teshuvamusic.com Previous video: https://youtu.be/b_EZ9vCIR00
We all like to add biomass to beds this goes double for hugelkultur, know what your adding in the soil. You don’t want problems to deal with for years
Soil in the food forest is so different than the yard a Only 12 feet away. Organic material is the key.
The second part of the Food Forest update. I give a few different examples of growing things on a time scale in the garden. Music by: Teshuva http://www.teshuvamusic.com Watch Part 1: https://youtu.be/b_EZ9vCIR00
Some things to think about in your permaculture garden . How to generate income and build brand your garden.
Showing how the Food Forest is doing in late August. The Perennials have really started to come through and are beginning to dominate the system. Music by: Teshuva http://www.teshuvamusic.com
Paw paw tree seedling in permaculture nursery. How to make money from your garden.
Through good design you can make money buy land or extend your system for free.
A sustainable, self replicating, perennial dominated garden.Showing the progression of the forest from a dominantly annual system, to a perennial based system.
An update on the progression of the food forest, and some information regarding growing one.
The Food Forest has progressed well this summer, especially the trees.
Permaculture food forest with annual vegetables. Yes that is permaculture.
How I save time and energy on my permaculture garden paths.
I decided to try a new method for planting potted fruit trees, I think it will work well so I decided to share it. This is NOT a “How to plant fruit trees” video, because I have never tested this method yet.
Food Forest update on the progression of the system. Please give your input 🙂
By using permaculture ethics, I build soil with my chickens by sharing abundance and people care. The permaculture cycles are so cool if one follows them.
Progression of the food forest with a new camera. Feel free to leave any comments or questions!
