Amazing Permaculture Raised Bed Vegetable Garden | Combining No Dig Gardening with Poultry
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- Adam Jones from @adamynyrardd Instagram account shares with us his inspirational backgarden that is full of food abundance, nature, and joy. Give Adam a follow here: / adamynyrardd
This video showcases his fantastically productive backgarden that combines raised bed no dig kitchen gardening, with keeping poultry like quail, ducks and chickens as natural pest control and excellent composters. Adam is based in West Wales and share the reason why raised beds work well in this specific climate, as well as why growing food means so much to him.
Adam's CZcams channel: / @adamynyrardd
#permaculture #vegetablegarden #homestead - Jak na to + styl
I have admiration for you, Adam .. normally I do not comment in youtube, but here, I wish this world was filled with people like you.
Thank you so much for leaving a comment and really kind as well 😊
loved this, what a gentleman
Thanks Gaz! He is an inspiration :)
Thanks Gaz and Huw :D this comment has made my day :)
Gaz watches Huw?!?!!! 🤩❤️
Nice to see you here Gaz! You are on my watch on CZcams too. You are an inspiration for vegan food in the same way so makes sense for us both to enjoy Adams way of making the food we like and the way we like.
It is so funny to see that you guys know each other! My favorite CZcamsrs. Never thought of the possible connection!! 😃
Don’t know if I’m more impressed with the garden or this guys passion
Both, at equal measures
My thoughts exactly!
I was thinking the same thing! Hes amazing!
Ahhh thank you everyone, these comments are just so lovely :D
@@adamynyrardd I’m thoroughly enjoying all your content and watching that subscriber number grow ❤️
"When your world is gardening, you don't need an escape, that is the escape" I love this quote, so true! I started gardening 2 years ago, but growing up my family gardened and depended on our garden for food production. I really want to get back to that, to that self sufficiency.
Ahh thank you :) I hope you've had a great growing season so far :)
Exactly that’s what I keep telling my family let’s stay in the garden it is our escape and we don’t have to go spend thousands of dollars on a vacation
'Veg garden doesn't have to be industrial, it can be beautiful as well' totally agree
Thanks Ed, that was one of my main goals to incorporate as much flowers in the garden as well, and most are edible which we often forget as well!
"Why turn compost when the chickens can do that for you, and you have eggs at the same time?" Love it!
:) you just can't find better composters than the hens :)
Blessed are the chatty gardeners! I really like this guy. His reverence for his family learnings and the courage to learn new techniques just makes his garden so prolific. I would love to have quail, ducks and chickens but my wife is reluctant to lop their heads off and butcher them for the table. His flag and his Instagram account show respect for his origins and this video has really inspired me to put up an Aussie flag of my own in my own garden. Well done Adam from your new mate Down Under!
His garden is incredible. I view gardening as very therapeutic. It helped me cope with the loss of my brothers. It’s very true that you don’t need an escape when you immerse yourself in gardening. I wish more people would garden, rather than doing drugs are other self-destructing activities.
Thank you for your kind words 😊 I completely agree, gardening helped me with the loss of my grandfather and best friend as well. Im glad that gardening supported you at a really difficult time in your life. I hope that we have a great growing season this year 😁
@@adamynyrardd yeah me too. I just subscribed to your channel. Looking forward to watching more of your videos.
A King and his domain.
Somehow, Adam, i feel like you are born to teach the world how you garden.
I feel like that too!
Thank you :) that's the ultimate compliment. I think the best thing about garden is the constant knowledge sharing with like minded people, never do we know enough as gardeners!
@@adamynyrardd It was your name Adam that prompted my comment.
It was actually the first ever Adams punishment to have to cultivate the ground and make his own food for survival..
And ironically here we are praising the fact that we can take part in the (punishment) cultivation of the ground ........as we were given the task to have dominion over the planet.
Maybe its our way back to eden :-)
Genesis.......
cursed is the ground for thy sake; in sorrow shalt thou eat of it all the days of thy life;
Gen 3:18
Thorns also and thistles shall it bring forth to thee; and thou shalt eat the herb of the field;
Gen 3:19
In the sweat of thy face shalt thou eat bread, till thou return unto the ground;
Before his punishment Adam needed to do nothing for nature did it all by itself.
Blessings to you and a great coming season for you
@@crossing3790 Absolutely wonderful 😊😍 thank you I have not once thought of it like that in terms of the first sin and punishment! Great interpretation as well 😊
Glad to see Mr. Richards availing himself of fellow gardening friends. Lovely use of flowers to color up green and lure the bees.
Thank you 😁 yes Huw has been very supportive 😊
Oh my! Huw, these sharings are virtual heart medicine. Adam’s love of what he does, his accent, his beautiful beds. . . I will save this to watch again and again. Thank-you.
Ahhhhh ☺️ thank you Carol how very sweet and kind of you 😁
Huw's not only keeping his channel great but also creating a big network of garden-wisdom and I stand for that
Certainly, Huw's great :) I was so delighted when he got in touch asking if I would be happy to share my story :)
@@adamynyrardd It was amazing to get to know your lovely garden!!! Just subscribed to your channel and I hope to see more there! Also, seldom I hear the Welsh accent and it was great practice as well! Cheers from Brazil.
We need more Adam jones's in the world. What a wholesome nice young man.
Ahhh that's a really lovely thing to say Rebecca, thank you :)
These garden tours bring tears to my eyes and such joy. Such beauty in a world of hurt.
The chicken coop is not cleaned out often, he only gets the manure compost out once a year. And the quails get pine needles as bedding. He uses that in fresh form (some people advise to wait) the blueberries love that. - the Duck quad are slug eating machines, he has a Welsh breed that is very docile. They even love to eat brassica leaves etc - but they are good ducks and meander their way through the garden in seach of slugs. They do not damage the plants.
Outstanding. This guy has literally created the Shang-ri-la that we're all striving for!
Ahhhh thank you that’s a super compliment 😁 I’m definitely going to steal the {Shang-ri-la{ phase 🤣
Like Adam, I don't apply crop rotation. And neither does Mother Nature 😉
Adam, du hast dir ein wunderschoenes kleines Paradies geschaffen! Danke, dass du uns erlaubt hast, es zu besuchen 💖
That's a really, really important point, Mother nature has never done crop rotation! I like that, I may steal that haha! Danke Andrea, das ist wirklich nett von Ihnen! Habt ein tolles Wochenende voller Gartenarbeit oder Gartenspass soll ich sagen?
What a great idea for a series. Super inspirational.
Glad you're enjoying the videos :D
I live in the Australian subtropics and found this approach to Permaculture truely inspiring. Thank you.
Thank you very much Sue that's really kind of you :)
This is the life, growing your own food naturally, let the animals and plants care for eachother, no forcing or disturbing the Earth by digging or using artificial products, working in the garden to feed yourself, feeding yourself to gain the energy to maintain the garden... Beautiful harmony and balance, this is the life!
I think we all need to realise how we can positively change how we impact the planet and by growing our food we can go so much further to stemming climate change and improving our world for nature :)
This garden is a wonderful fusion of permaculture and traditional gardening techniques. Order, chaos and abundance in balance!
This is seriously the most underrated gardening channel on CZcams!
Thank you Michael 😀 I have been on Instagram since 2018 but am only really starting out now with youtube, still got plenty to learn! 😀
@@adamynyrardd you’ve done a great job especially with the high quality video and easy to digest presentation. The music and everything ties in really well. Keep up the good work!
What an inspiration! I'm starting with 1/4 acre which isn't as big as his 1/3-1/2 acre but even if I could get a little slice of his garden I would be so happy!!! it's definitely looking more like his "before" picture right now lol
Ahh that's brilliant Kristina, good luck with your new garden I'm sure it will look absolutely wonderful in no time :D
It's your kingdom, that makes you a King!!!
Haha!!
The information this man has should be taught to children everywhere. Even if we can't do what he's done, if we could do 10% of it, it would be such a benefit to our wallets, health, and society as a whole.
Aaaah thank you Stacy that's very kind of you and I agree if we all just did a little bit the environmental and economic impact would be absolutely huge! In Wales before long health and wellbeing will be a part of the national curriculum and gardening will be very much a part of that 😁
INCREDIBLE. Each and every one of us could learn from the sustainable systems he's developed...
Love these inspirational gardens. I now wish I had kept all of my wool packaging for mulch!
Thank you Nat :) wool works wonders it's only been 8 months and they are already breaking down and feeding the soil :)
@@adamynyrardd that's great! I used wool compost last summer and the plants loved it - will keep an eye out for fleece/wool based packaging now, ta!
Wow! This man’s garden is a masterpiece. So beautiful.
Couldn't agree with you more!
Thank you that's very kind of you :D
I could spend hours watching videos like this. What a pleasant way to spend my morning coffee break!
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Wow! Adam!! You are wonderful!!! Love your garden, your attitude, and warmth! Loved watching this video ☺️☺️☺️
Thank you so much for your kind words 😁
Thanks for the full garden tour. I have followed Adam for a while on Instagram but it was good to hear him talk about how he works with the natural world to get the best out of his garden.
Thank you Hardy Gardener 😀 I’m glad that you enjoyed 😊
This is the second time I have watched this video but this young gardener is a person after my own heart! I have such joy in the garden and I understand his delight in his own. I would love to have chickens and ducks but I live in the suburbs with rules about that. Thanks again for the lovely video!
This is my favorite garden yet. This is basically what I want to do, but maybe a little smaller even. His garden is perfect.
Thank you that's the ultimate compliment :D I hope that you succeed with your new garden :)
I'm Australian and this guy has the strongest Welsh accent, love it ! Nearly had to turn subtitles on lol.
Hahaha 😀🤣 Thank you!
@@adamynyrardd You have a beautiful garden mate, loved the video! Wish we had some of that Welsh rain.
@@Leo_S94 Thank you I am quite happy to ship you some Welsh rain free of charge!
So inspired! What a beast!
Thank you :)
Wow really appreciate your comment here! Love your channel :)
This! This is my dream...you've just shown me how it can come alive. Your garden is so beautiful, thank you for sharing it.
Thank you Bekah that's very kind of you 😊😁
What an incredible, wholesome guy. More people like Adam is what this world needs.
Thank you Luke :D that's really kind of you
Love this! What a wonderful space he had created!
ahhh thank you :)
Just beautiful. Grandparents have a great influence in the world.
Thank you :) I completely agree, big up all grandparents across the world!
Started getting into homesteading and seeing things like this makes me happy
So glad to hear it!
That's fantastic :) All the best, you will absolutely love it, once a homesteader, always a homesteader!
what a lovely garden.. such beauty all around
Thank you for your kind message 😁
loved this one
Awh thank you! I loved filming and editing it!
Thank you :) it was a pleasure filming it and collabing with Huw
What an amazing garden! My fiance is from Scotland and he lives in council housing close to 'The Botanics,' an amazing turn of the century greenhouse with large grounds and also outdoor gardens. I'm from California and have a backyard garden so seeing this was amazing. It's so beautiful over there!! I also love Welsh people, I used to race rally cars and did a few special races with Welsh co-drivers from across the pond. Absolutely wonderful, friendly people!
Thank you Stella :) that sounds absolutely brilliant. Thank you or as we say in Welsh Diolch, as well for your relaly kind comments about Welsh people being friendly. I am naturally unashamedly biased, but I would agree :P
Hallo from Germany 🇩🇪 I‘ve started a vegetable garden and food forest 4 years ago and the chickens are fun as well. It’s rewarding to see the development from planting the first trees and berries to vegetables and seed starting under LED. Every year is different and there is so much to discover and learn.
Hallo Wuste und wie geht's? Woher aus Deutschland kommst du :)? Stimmt, baume und pflanzen sind wie leute, aller haben ihres eigenes gesischte :D Bis bald!
Hallo Adam
I‘m from Hesse (Hessen) near Frankfurt. We‘ve got a moderate climate along the volkanic line called Taunusgraben and therefore have much milder winters compared to southern parts like Bavaria. Almost like in the UK so I quite enjoy Uk gardening channels.
This was a fantastic video. Love the use of wool for the soil cover!!!! I wish more people would see wool as superior over synthetics. This would lead to a supply of sustainably produced and environmentally friendly products being produced that would not result in plastic microbes chooking our landfills and oceans. A win-win! Really enjoyed seeing another beautiful garden. And I love the use of poultry.
Thank you very much :) I completely agree sheeps wool or any kind of wool for that matter is like gardeners gold. Thank you very much for your kind comment :)
HAHA 😁 quack pack 😁 love it ❤
I could watch this man all day! He needs to start a youtube channel.
Right on!!
Ahhhh thank you so much Lady Drone :D I have actually got a CZcams Channel but need to improve the content on it and make more of a concerted effort to upload content :D I tend to share a lot on instagram but will certainly start posting more content on CZcams going forward :D
This man is incredible and wonderfully inspiring ! I love that he said that it’s not only his garden but wild life’s garden too 🥰
Swore this was a Caribbean accent! Imagine my surprise, when I saw the flag of Wales waving on the pole.
Beautiful garden, I see the hard work and respect it.
Haha now that's not something I have heard before. I sometime wouldn't mind a Caribbean climate here! Thank you very much :)
You should hear the cork accent in Ireland .no difference between them lol
What's better than a little motivation for the upcoming growing season in the middle of winter? Enjoy this fantastic raised bed garden by Adam Jones, not too far away from me geographically in fact! Go say hello to him here: instagram.com/adamynyrardd
Diolch Huw 😊😁 Thank you for popping by It was such a great day back last summer when we filmed this! Can't wait for the new growing season!
Dwi methlu aros hefyd!!
@@HuwRichards edrych mlaen i gydweithio mwy hefyd 😁👌
@@adamynyrardd LOL - does CZcams not have a translation function ;) ...maybe I should have spent that year abroad at Swansea University when I had the chance ;) Heading over to your Instagram and CZcams channel now...
God I wish it was winter
I love gardening too! The wool idea is epic!
I put my latest rot-free raised bed video up. I've been building these in the garden the whole week. Great weather to enjoy! I wish I could grow those blueberries.
Thank you :) We have plenty of wool to hand in Wales and sadly there isn't much market value to it, so much of it get's burnt which isn't great at all, not for the environment especially when we can make great use of it in our gardens!
@@adamynyrardd Can it be composted in a year?
@@TheRainHarvester Yes absolutely :)
I loved the "Quack Pack", we have 3 chickens and are considering ducks. The more I look into it the better an idea it appears. We are also thinking of the Welsh Harlequins as we'd like to support the breed as we too are based in Wales. I will look up Adams Instagram site to develop my gardening and Welsh. What a star, thanks you so much for sharing.
Thank you Emma :) definitely ducks will be a joy to have in the garden they are such characters! Croeso Emma I look forward to following your potential new ducks in the future :)
Pretty cool. Could also listen to him saying the word "garden" over and over in his Welsh accent on a loop forever.
Aaaah 😊 thank you Ian! Never did I realise until we made this video how much love there was for the Welsh accent 🤣
So enjoyed listening to him would love to see his progress in his lovely piece of heaven💕
We are planning to work together a lot more so watch this space :)
@@HuwRichards Yes absolutely, can't wait :)
Thank you Anna :D that's such a lovely comment :) I'm planning on creating more content for youtube soon :)
Thank you, Adam for sharing your garden and what you have learned. Your comment about raised beds allowing rain to drain made me realize that I should be planting my garden in a submerged bed. It is hot and dry here and my raised beds drain way too fast. Time to experiment with in ground beds instead. Water is the limiting factor here. I enjoyed the tip about the Welsh ducks, I will add them to my list for future poultry. Blessings.
That’s fantastic and it’s so true how we can reverse ideas to adapt to different climates ☺️. Brilliant please keep in touch on how you get a long with the beds and Welsh Harlequins 😃
Liebe Grüße aus Deutschland! Du hast einen wunderschönen Garten - Danke, dass Du ihn mit uns teilst!
Danke :D, es war eine Freude, mit Huw zusammenzuarbeiten, um dieses Video zu filmen
What a fabulous video! Adam's gardening knowledge is superb and he's such a gentle soul. I can't wait to be able to visit his garden (some time in a post-lockdown world).
So glad you enjoyed this Liz! You MUST visit his garden, an utter inspiration :)
Thank you so much for your lovely comment Liz :D I can't wait to be able to invite you over to see the garden and likewise I would love to visit Byther Farm :) I'm so very looking forward to flicking through the pages of 'Grounded' very soon :D Have a great day!
I agree, agriculture is a way of life even if is done in a small scale. My dream, I have memories of my grandfather planting what he could in the backyard.
That's really great that you have memories of your grandfather planting :) I hope you've had a good growing season so far :)
wow what a amazing garden
The best thing about gardening and permaculture is that there is always something new learn about how nature works.
I completely agree and thank you :D
What a beautiful video and what a beautiful person! Thank you for sharing! I'm looking forward to watching more of your videos! Vikki, Spain.
Thank you Vikki 😁🤩
You are so right. Gardening is the escape so there's nothing to really escape from
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What a wonderful video. Adam has an incredible garden and he is such a inspiration. Thank you for sharing these videos with us Huw.
Thank you :)
Huw thank you for finding paradise spots like this!!!! I thought I am alone... I am happy to watch your channel!!!😀
Thank you Irina I was so happy to welcome Huw to the garden to film this video 😁
I didn't know how much I needed this until I saw it. Tears in my eyes. My little (10m x 6m) urban garden is buried under snow , but my seeds are waiting patiently. I also grow edible flowers like borage and nasturium all over for the pollinators.
Thank you :) Such a lovely comment. We have since lost our snow cover but it's still cold and I think that we are in for a very cold February so plenty more on the way. But I can't wait for the growing season to start in earnest. It's amazing how the March sun heats up the ground.
The gentleman is so right "you have to garden within the environment you are in". So many folks like the looks of raised gardens or listen to folks on CZcams extolling the wonders of raised beds and assume they think they are the best way to garden. They build them in areas where they are not a good idea at all. I'm in a dry area and water is not easy to come by. I watched a neighbour go to great trouble and expense building a lovely raised garden. I didn't say anything because young folks don't like listening to old farts. (Most naturally know better). In less than 3 years she had given up gardening because the garden dried out and died each year by august.
Thank you Bill 😁 yes definitely as you have illustrated you can't just pick a garden up and move it or replicate it so much depends on the soil conditions and microclimate of that garden 😊
I love everything about this video 😍 You are such an Amazing person. Thank you so much for sharing your passion for gardening. There is no need for escaping when you are gardening... I couldn't agree more.
Ahhh Margo thank you for such a lovely positive comment it's made my day :D
Wow! Your garden is super cool. I really love it and you've shown me the garden I've been dreaming for.
Ahhh thank you Rose that's really kind of you :)
What a fantastic garden!
He has a lot of sensible advice, knowledgeable chap and an inspiration.
Thank you very much for your kind comment :)
Thanks soooooo much Huw for sharing this garden & gardener! I actually follow him on Instagram, but it was so fun to see your video and go through this amazing garden! 👩🌾
Thank you :) I am so very grateful to collaborating more with Huw, Huw's a huge inspiration and has given me a fantastic opportunity to share my story :)
The best youtube video I've seen in a long time.
aaaahh thank you Mark😊😁
His speech cadence is so lovely.
That’s lovely Audrey, thank you, I think it’s the influence of the Welsh language on how I speak English 😊
Amazing. So eloquent about his passion. But maybe not surprising for a gardener-linguist! Thanks for taking us on this journey.
Thank you David that's so very kind of you :)
This was such a pleasure to watch! I could listen to him talk about his garden all day! I saved it to my "Best" folder, to watch again in the future. :)
Thank you for your lovely comment Angel 😁😊
Thank you Adam and Huw for the practical advice on growing in a wetter, partially shaded area. A friend of mine is moving up to an area along a northern river in Wisconsin, where the soil is good humus rich silty sand, but the garden area is partially shaded by balsam fir and spruce trees. It's good to know what can be grown there, your garden is incredibly productive and beautiful! I will pass along your words of wisdom.🌱🌍 Coincidentally we have Richards here too! Cliff used to work for my dad as a carpenter when he was a young man, now he owns and operates a resort in Dunbar. A really good soul as well, always willing to help and very cheerful.🌞.
Thank you Chuck 😁 that sounds like a fun challenge to garden there! Im sure there’s plent of people in the states with some Welsh heritage 😁
Huw, I love this series of other gardeners who are experimenting with the no-dig concept. Thank you for bringing these folks to our attention.
You're most welcome!😊
Absolutely beautiful garden, especially when considering what the yard looked like initially. Really refreshing to hear the approach that takes into account the natural echo system, like growing flowers for the bees. Very inspiring.
Thank you Brian 😊👌 Of course it's not just my garden and sadly won't always be mine either but the bees will call it home forever!
6:29 my second viewing. So I did not store away the gold nugget about the potatoes the first time. He grows them in 30 l buckets. The variety is blight resistant, is called Saro Mira, grows well in containers, and can be planted outside of the normal times. He just got some that he had planted 14 days before as young potatoes. In fall he removes the top of the plant, but leaves the potatoes in the soil in the container. They come into a shed and they keep well in the soil, he digs them out when he wants them.
This is what my ideal garden would look like! You've done a terrific job Adam! Was taking mental notes, and screenshots for future reference throughout the entire video. It looked absolutely amazing, and so practical - especially from the sky view! 🌱🥕🍅
Thank you :) that's so very kind. I hope you have so much fiun planning and creating your own garden it's the best bit, my plan must have chopped and changed hundreds of times whilst developing what we have now :P
I absolutely love this garden, the approach, and the execution. Perhaps the best is the character of Adam himself. Huw, thank you for sharing such lovely gardens and people like this with us, your devoted fans. Adam, thank you for allowing us enjoy this wonderful garden.
Thank you, diolch John 😁 what a lovely and kind thing to say, that brought a smile to my face 😁
I love your garden and passion. I will be starting my garden this summer and look forward to new videos from you.
Thank you Tena 😁 good luck with your exciting new project 😁
This is brilliant! Thanks for sharing!!
And separate form gardening I’ve been learning Welsh for myself because I just think it’s a beautiful and fun language and it’s so so great hearing his thicker accent. That’s been the toughest bit, honestly. I can’t picture how the words are supposed to sound and the cadence. His vowel sounds and lilting and emphasis! So helpful. I hope that doesn’t sound weird haha. I don’t know anyone who speaks it, so all I have are strangers on video to listen to haha.
Llongyfarchiadau Chervie :) Braf dy fod yn dysgu'r Gymraeg. Cofia ofyn unrhyw gwestiwn :) It's great that you're learning Welsh, thank you for your kind comments. You are welcome to follow me on instagram where I share daily stories where I am speaking Welsh, maybe that will help you gain more confidence in pronouncing the words :) Pob lwc i ti a diolch am ddysgu Cymraeg :)
Huw, what a lovely video. Thank you for posting such a lovely video. Great to watch a video where its literally down to earth.
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Breeding poultry... and I thought he said reading poetry hahaha. Great info... love your garden and your accent 😀
Ahhh thank you very much Helen you are very kind, I didn't realise that there was so much love for the Welsh accent!
I am so pleased you posted this Huw, If you remember me I started at Crosshands, I have a huge amount of beds now and putting up my third polytunnel, I have 30 chickens, !0 Welsh Harlequin ducks and Pygmy goats,,, I am only three miles from this gentleman and I didn't know he was there... lol, We seem to be working on the same level but he is vastly more experienced than me. I cant wait to meet him..
Shwmae Tony, what a small world. I am so glad you have Welsh harlequins perhaps we could do an exchange of drakes to improve our blood lines? I currently have 8 surplus drakes, your welcome to have one :P! Whereabouts are you? When lockdown restrictions are lifted perhaps we can visit each other's gardens :) All the best, Adam
@@adamynyrardd Morning Adam, great to hear from you, initially i purchased 7 ducklings, ended up with 5 drakes and 2 ducks... lol, it took a while to redress the situation, currently have 10 Ducks and 2 unrelated Drakes, so hard finding homes for the Drakes though isnt it.
Love your video. Same here. Gardening is my escape. With everything going on in the world, I find refuge in my garden. It's my lifeline. I spend ours in my garden.
Exactly that Laura :) Five minutes in the garden instantaneously makes the world a better place :)
I’m just sat here listening to his lovely welsh voice 💜
His poultry looks great! Healthy and happy!
Thank you :) They are little characters in the garden I must admit.
Time to reflect on what is important, birds, plants and wildlife …I have the calling to work the land ….almost was there when Covid and I have had to wait …. I love this….
Really enjoyed this. Gently paced, and full of inspiration. I'm off to the garden!
Thank you Carol :D I hope that you've had a great day in the garden!
More please!
Gardening is a delightful escape! Beautiful video. Thank you!
Thank you very much :) isn't it just!
Loved this. Finally, putting up a fence and enlarging my garden. Want to use entire backyard. Overwhelmed.
You can do it! Just need to start :)
Thank you Steve, that's fantastic :D Garden overwhelm can be a huge barrier, but from experience, take plenty of photos along your journey, looking back always motivates you moving forward, because no matter how small the change, a change is a step in the right direction.
Great video, Huw! Adam is the type of person we need more of. Any way to get a layout of his garden? Would be nice to see what he’s growing and where, and see what’s replicable in other growing climates. Cheers!
This guy needs to write a book. I’d buy
Ahhh thank you Rick :D I'll keep that in mind, any suggestions on what :P ?
Your passion for gardening is very motivating. Thanks for this great video 👍
I was mesmerized watching & listening! You have a most beautiful garden. I can tell you enjoy what you do🥒🥬. Thank you for sharing you story & passion❣️
Thank you Dee that's really kind of you :D I do love gardening, any excuse :P
@@adamynyrardd 👍💖
Love that he mentioned TREES GROW!! In just four years, my backyard is almost completely shaded. I am forced ti grow in the front yard now. Consider trees when purchasing your house or trees. Also consider tree growth when installing garden beds and structures. Rhubarb, some herbs and greens will grow in partial shade, as well as raspberries and other berries. Deciduous trees allow for more sunlight in spring, especially my very late flowering Catalpa. TFS
Thank you very much for this beautiful garden review. All it looks so magical and so natural. It is a joy to see a garden with purpose, well-organized and cared by so much love. Wish you the best and happy gardening.😄❤️
Thank you very much Stanislava :D I love gardening with nature, it's always the best way, it was their garden before it was mine, and it will certainly be their after I'm long gone :)
exquisite. its completely filled up, but everything is organized and has its own place and function. very cleverly done. thank you for sharing your small patch of paradise.
My morning/destressing ritual includes watching your videos. I'm inspired to grow my veggies. Now if I can just find that plot of garden... :-)