June 2023 Tour of our Market Garden and Food Forests
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 มิ.ย. 2023
- It's mid-June, summer is well underway and the garden is hopping. Join us on this tour of our no dig permaculture market garden and food forest, now in its 3rd year!
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Absolutely phenomenal! Love it Shane!! So glad you found time to share with us! Your market garden/farm/food forest everything is on fire 🔥😃🌱💚🙏✨☘️🔥🙌🙌🙌🙌
Thanks Scott! Trying to make more time in the future.
Looks great! Love the collection of flowers, so jealous 😊
Always happy to see an update! The garden looks great, and everything looked so lush after the rain. Glad the pond if at capacity, and I hope you’ll find time to film another update in August.
Thanks as always, Penny. I'll do my best to get some more videos up before then! 🤞
Really enjoyed this! Thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching :)
Amazing! Well done, so much achieved in only 3 years. :D
Thanks Martin. Did the Jerusalem Artichokes look familiar? 😆 Think I might have forgotten to mention the Portuguese Kale too.
Well done. Another really interesting video. 👌
Thanks Mam!
brilliant Shane well done
Thanks Ste!
Great to see the garden doing so well, love the videos 👍
Thanks David. Much appreciated! It's looking like an entirely different animal now after the rain! 😅
@@BoscosGarden looking forward to the next update video, started my own small veg garden and got a small tunnel so getting some great advice and tips from your videos from what grows well together and are good companions 👍
@@davidhyland3959 I'm a strong advocate of the spray and pray method. 😄
@@BoscosGarden it works for you anyway 😀
Great stuff Shane
Thanks Declan!
Very inspirational. You both are doing an amazing job; your place looks beautiful!!! I will love to see tutorials if you are willing to share how you take a new area and make it as weed free as yours. Mine is absolutely wild, which is great for the wildlife but very hard to keep the grass and weeds out of the beds.
Thanks a lot! That's something I've been thinking about for a while now and may well be our next video...
2 hours later... 😂. Your place looks amazing. Your guys work is really paying off 👍👏 bravo!
Thanks Lillian! It's getting there. I'm already making plans for next year... 😅
Love it!
The place is popping with life, wonderful to see. I reckon you could make a great video just doing a before/after of the cleanup/woodchipping of the 3 year old food forest there, "yeah i know this system is supposed to be minimal input, but we're a few years in, other projects got ahead on the priority list and now we've got a few days of maintenance to take care of" is gonna be perennially relatable, I suspect. Plus whatever's in that thicket might throw a few interesting surprises in the mix also
Definitely. Thanks a mill for the suggestion. I'd love to do more on the main food forest. There are indeed a few surprises over there. Everytime I walk over, I get lost for about an hour 😅. Really can't wait to get started on its 2nd phase now that the trees are doing so well.
Looking great guys, more power to ye x
Thanks dude.
Your gardens are INSPIRATIONAL! And I love your videos -- thank you for all you share! I'm curious what the CD discs are used to deter?
Thanks! They're to stop crows from pulling up young seedlings.
So happy to see the pond holding water during that dry spell.
Lots of hover flys around. I wounder are you seeing lacewing or ladybirds? I've not seen a single one of ether this year...
It's up to the brim again now and it seems to be holding even better as it matures. Thanks for all the advice with the GCL man! Couldn't have done it without you. We have LOADS of ladybirds this year already, many different types too, and way more tortoiseshell butterflies than last year. I haven't seen any lacewings yet. It's still a little early for ladybirds. last year I didn't see many until late summer, so hopefully they'll turn up for you.
Guess I'm been a bit hasty. I've been scanning pepper leaves for lacewing eggs. But as you say a balanced eco system is what we are looking for. A niche for everything to fulfill its role. German camomile is great for red soldier beetle also.
Great to see it all looking so well. And in such a short time. Imagine 3 more years!
@odhrancrowe3894 Currently listening g to the begging call of some long eared owl chicks nesting in the ash trees. Never heard them here before, so absolutely delighted
Plenty of bats flying around too! 3 more years, it will be incredible... can't wait to get working on mulching the food forest.
Lovely!🤗💛🤗
Where are you located? I've been looking for woodchips and it's been quite difficult to find large quantities.
Heya, thanks! We're in Kilkenny, Ireland. We have befriended a few tree surgeons over the years, and they use our place as an easy drop-off point for woodchip when they are working in the area and need to get rid of it.
What do you kerp in the small bags i see near the beds? Some ash or other natural input?? Thanks for sharing and God bless
😂 Sand. To weigh down the nets.
Excellent you've done some work wheres the best place to get borage
Thanks! It's quite easy to grow from seed. Seedaholic.ie has it. I really couldn't recommend having it more. I forgot to mention that it's edible too. Looks great on cakes. I've even been decorating my spuds with it 😂
@@BoscosGarden i sell my borage seeds oat the little green shop shane but would be happy to send some free to your subscriber