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Toppen bra tips! Jag visste inte att vinbärssnäcka hjälpte till, jag har många, jag är så rädd om dem!

Härligt! Man blir lycklig av att skörda allt gott! Vackert hos dej! Ja, det är alltid något som går extra bra och något som tar en paus och man är aldrig utan skörd, den bara växlar mellan åren. Hos mej är det plommon i massor, lycka! Körsbär och äpple också rätt mycket medan det gick hårt åt mullbären i vinter. De flesta lever även om några frös ner, dålig skörd där. Helt galet mycket amerikanska blåbär men för mej dåligt med vinbär trots bra blomning. Jag har till och med persikor mitt ute på friland. Lycka! Fint med liljor, ser fram emot det avsnittet! Kram Inger

Wow, that is fantastic berry abundance.

I pruned my gooseberries and some of my currants last year so those only have very few berries. But I have two white currants, one pink one and several red ones that had unbeivably big berries in clusters - some of them more than 15cm long. I've never seen anything like that ever before. I need to propagate me some more of those. And my olldest blueberries decided, that this year is the year to produce more than a handfull of berries. i planted them right before the "heatwave years" - in spring 2018. In what was then still bad soil - and no amendments to lower the PH or any such nonsens. And I basically never waterd them. They.Taste.AWESOME! There is no such thing as "too many berry bushes" 😍 So, blueberries - propagating from cuttings? Or stool layering? And I think I cand still find some spots to squeeze in some black berries 😂

Wow the abundance. Truly paradise 🤩

Skal!!! 💪🏻🫶

Thanks honey. You are super and good fun x

Slugs in a vegetable garden is a pest, slugs in a forest are not, some people can't tell the difference

.... I hope... You will use also the flower... You can dry them or you can make sirup, jelly... ... It would be good to use all of Rallarros...

Ducks can take care of your slug problems, and they won't scratch your tender plants like chicken. I love that innovative weapon of choice 😊

No,no,no 😭 you should not kill them just because they want to eat! Every living being has right to live. I have the same slugs problem, but I found a solution for me just to put vegetable rest from kitchen under the plants everywhere, instead throwing it to the compost box. So the slugs can eat and do their job. Also every night before going to bed I check the young plants and remove slugs manually and put them on that heap of vegetables residual from kitchen. It works about perfectly

Fantastiska anemoner.

ask your neighbor to rent the runnerducks for a few days 😉

So gorgeous! And what a beautiful room! Thank you, and for the video on RBWH tea which I am currently doing!

Spacing is a challenge in a variety of ways ;) Trees and shrubs can and do expand to take the space available to them, on one hand, and no matter how we plan out our spacing, some plantings will fail, randomly altering our spacing from our plans. I'm a pretty strong believer in dense planting, because nature will fill in gaps that I leave with things I didn't choose. And yes, that involves maintenance and adaptation on a pretty constant basis. But if Nature plugs in things to fill your space - you're still there needing to do maintenance and adaptation. You will always have to be prepared to prune and take things out, it's just whether it's the things you selected and planted, or the things nature put in there for you ;)

Yellow tiered flower is Phlomis in English x

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So beautiful video...thank for sharing 👍🙏

🤗 Old? Noooo.😄

Thank you so much for sharing! 🍓🍓❤❤♦♦💛💛🍀🍀🎉🎉

The joy of walking through the food forest is evident by the chuckles and giggles 😊😊. It is really a beautiful place.

ooooooooooooooh imagine ramblers growing up the walls of that white building. In the color of the poppies in that seaweed-potato bed... 😍

The White filigree flowers in the explosive garden are NOT Bishop's weed but Queen Anne's Lace, sorry about the mix-up :)

The joy of exploration is real! I love wandering through the garden and marvel about all the details and unforeseen views.

It's beautifully lush. Don't feel bad about heavy pruning. Just pretend to be a deer or some other browsing animal. 😉💚

I’m starting to appreciate roses more. I keep finding such beautiful colors to add to my garden 🌹

I'd volunteer to adopt some of the fairy towers 😊

Your love of nature and your beautiful garden is a joy to see! ❤️

Your roses look amazing! 💚🌱

OMG, now I'm scared 😂 It's a bit hard to compare, because I planted mine not all at once but different areas in different years, starting, actually with the apples in the front garden in 2016 - in grass - had no idea about permaculture or food forest back then. Because I hated mowing around the trees I underplanted with blueberries and flowers in the spring of 2018. Then I started the stone fruits in another part in fall 2018, pears in 2019, cherries in 2020. This morning I happened to look at photos from the stone fruit patch in 2021 and the trees were tiny.... Last year they doubled their hight 😳 Same with the apples and the shrubs... The pears, aronia and the blueberries are a bit slower. And the herbaceous layer is EXPLODING for three years in a row, basically 😨Everything wants to conquer the neighbors' gardens and the street 😱 I need this Harry Potter charm, that makes the inside way bigger than the outside is. 🤣🤣🤣 BTW you make the life force of your food forest come through the screen of my laptop and jump at me with al might 😍 I love how you always giggle when talking about it. I giggle, too, when I walk through mine. Food forests ARE like that charm in a way. They are sooooo much bigger and better then the sum of the plants that where planted. Nature is awesome!

Be very careful how you dispose Japanese Knotweed! Do not throw them on the ground as few center meters of branches can grow root and become a new patch. Don't try to dig up the root since it can grow several meters deep. They can penetrate weed control fabric and crack concrete floor. We have been battling with Japanese Knotweed 3rd year in a row now, Their root can stretch out under ground so we are constantly checking any new growth. One thing we noticed is that it stopped stretching when it hits the wild raspberry patch. Because Glyphosat can only be used by licensed professional weed control companies in most companies now, the only way for private person to combat with this monster is, cutting, cutting and cutting and hope in one day, the nutrition stored in the root will be depleted some day. But sadly, it may be just hibernating. So you have to check year by year. In Sweden, private home owners must secure the cuttings in the plastic bags and contact the local waste management companies. It is illegal to transport them in the trailer without the plastic.

Those are massive roses. The rain has definitely helped with the rapid plant growth this year.

I can almost feel the vibrancy and energy! Stunning 😊

Everything looks so lush. Amazing

I love your gardening style. I do it the same way. My garden is full of food, fun, surprises, magic and never-ending joy ❤

I'd totally come to help, but I'm busy harvesting mulch in my own garden. Stinging nettles, greater burdock (those beasties are higher than me and the leaves... gigantic!!), bishopsweed [Aegopodium podagraria], bindweet, sticky willies and thistles... and comfrey, of course. As I want to make a new garden bed and plant it in the fall or next spring, THATS where all the mulch goes 😉 And around the tomatoes. They seem to like that. Amazingly I'm finding plants under the burdock jungle... Are burdock leaves edible? Do you have a video about all the roses?

The nettles are perfect size for fiber! See Sally Pointer’s channel. The roots are also medicinal.

Oj så höga nässlor! Ja, det är både på gott och ont. Vad det växer! Här har vi haft en kylig period med rätt mycket regn, bara +3 senaste natten men i helgen verkar värmen komma tillbaka! Underbara rosor!

I really enjoyed seeing how the outside garden has influenced your mind's creativity with its shapes, colors, and loveliness. It also came as a surprise to me that you do this type of art! It was very fun to have a backstage look.

Nicely said

Thank you for sharing this part of your life with us. ❤

I would love to hear more about the sausage factory. My farther was a sausage maker back in the day. I feel like your explanation sheafs some light on it please go into more detail?

Thanks for sharing. I can never get enough of your garden videos. 😊

What a great variety! Nom nom x

Congratulations to 2000 subscribers!! You deserve so many more! I don't know why you keep telling us, that there are so many weeds? We can't see that on the videos! Everything looks green and full of flowers. 😂 About two years ago I weeded and weeded and weeeeeeeeeded for hours in the bed next to the street and one of the neighbors wandered by several times that day, and when he went past in the evening, he said: "What have you done all day, it looks just like this morning!" He looked REALLY confused, when I said "Thank you for the compliment! That is exactly how it should be looking!"🤣🤣🤣 He is one of the "the lawn can not be higher then 2 centimeters and there have to be sharp edges between that lawn and the pavers... He must have expected to find it all cut to the ground but, nope. Still looked like the wild jungle minus a huge heap of nettles, thistles, bindweed and comfrey - placed as mulch under the trees, shrubs and flowers... This year I have so much more mulch 🙃🙂🙃 because I also have to cut back flowers to be able to find the pathways. Not everywhere, yet - my food forest is only half as old as yours, but in some places... selfsown flowers in the paths and running strawberriies and raspberries... BTW the raspberries: mine are on the lowest and therefore wettest spot in my garden but they seem to love it there. I put about three to for bigbacks of leaves between my three rows. Or last fall it was almost half of one of those huge rolls of hay... the soil creatures are soooo hungry 😆

Jeg elsker haven så meget ❤️

Another wonderful video! So much that I am in love with seeing. ❤💚🌱

It’s just stunning! Glad you saw the ‘Honesty’ comment! I nearly fell out the bath 😂 The 2m grass you can’t remember the name of is Stipa Gigantissima . Thanks for another lovely video xxx

Så smukt og magisk!

I can’t get over how cold climate, northern hemisphere gardens go from barely anything in the garden in winter to that much abundance in the late spring & summer. How do that many plants hide in the soil just waiting to appear? An amazing transformation.