How to create a food forest garden: Catchments, Paths & No-go Zones
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- čas přidán 27. 04. 2018
- My Food Forest Garden is evolving over time. Edges are expanding, trees are growing and the gardens are becoming more established. In this episode i talk about Creating Catchments, Paths and No-go Zones, within my garden.
Like the diversity in your gardening methods. Showers it takes common cents not just following the practices of one teaching. Take what work for your land and go. Learn from failures and all is well.
Your garden is the perfect example of what can happen when you work with Mother Nature instead of against her.
Cheers, Thankyou very much :) Hows yours going?
Not bad, it's only just started to get cooler, still getting heaps of cucumber, beans, squash, and tomatoes. Started preparing a bigger area for the spring, planned it all out a little better :) The pumpkins have exploded, they're trying to engulf everything, it's gonna be a good harvest :)
Awesome, well done. Im loving the cooler days :)
Hi I enjoy your videos. I live in NSW and only clay soil so its so good to see there”s hope ! Can you recommend a tiller brand please
the food forest is lookin legit mate good on ya keen to see how you go through winter, you guys have wet winters right?
Cheers mate. Nah normally pretty dry here in winter, most of our rain in warm months. :)
your lucky for root rot then, my climates broken and all fucked up haha :p
Thats why we all need to plant trees. :)
What have you got planted??☺
nice weather for gardening today here, mate... cloudy day , less heat , which means more work get done.
Mate im loving the cooler weather :)
completed the 2nd tiling under the 1st durian tree, whew.. that was hard work. even thou the weather is nice and cool.. my shirt is soaked , mate.. squezze it and all the sweat comes pouring down , LoL. .. hope to get a tilling machine soon.. all this while been manual tilling the dirt with a tool where we called " cangkul "... its a back breaking job but somebody`s gotta do it. =D
1 durian tree done... another 7 to go. perseverance i must. oh yeah!
just lookup the word cangkul just now... its called a hoe
it looks like this... id.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cangkul
waiting until all the mangoes get harvest, and the small profit gain from it i`ll get me a mini tiller soon. wohooo!
Awesome mate, your hard work will eventually pay off. Its hard in the beginning, but it gets less and less as time goes on. :) I think that little tiller of mine cost about $420 on Ebay, and worth every cent. Gonna have to Google " cangkul ". All i used in the beginning was a Pick. All day, everyday for about a month, middle of summer. Wife said i was Crazy... and i agreed with her. ;)
Carambola!
Carambola! :)