Miriam: Among the many vblogs I‘ve watched so far, yours stands out because they are not silly antics or tasting Chinese hotpot. You document your authentic life in rural China. Here we see family, love, hardworking, simple & healthy lifestyle, etc. Watching your videos often warms up my heart because they exude so much positive energy. May you and your family continue to have a fulfilling and happy life. Look forward to more of your videos.
Yessss! We are also finally back to China. Cannot wait to get out of quarantine and go outside to see the summer outside. Thanks for making these videos to share happiness in these times! 💖
Hi Miriam. If you have the space and resources, which I think you do, you should use all the methods. A slow compost bin for all the scraps you don't feed to the chickens. A hot compost heap of at least 1 cubic metre in which you can recycle all the bulk vegetation from your land such as grass, weeds, leaves, small branches from tree prunings some manure, finished vegy plants etc. I use a lawn mower to run over all the larger bits to chop them up. The chicken coop litter of straw/hay will be good compost additive when you clean it out every so often.
I have 4 chickens in Texas and I worm compost their coop manure. I use shredded cardboard as chicken bedding. I have poop boards under the chicken roosts. I scrape off the poop and some of the bedding daily in a bucket and I store it in a ~50 liter plastic trash can that I cut the bottom out of and but hardware cloth in. I also cover the top of the trash can with hardware cloth to keep out rodents. I have 2 trash cans made like this. By the time the second trash can is full of bedding and chicken manure, the first can is ready to be feed to worms. It is best to age the manure before adding worms. The material has to be moist but not soggy. I add calcium carbonate to ph buffer it. Almost anything can be used as a worm bin. It just has to block out light, have good ventilation and rodent protection. Worms have to be moist and don’t tolerate extreme heat or freezing temperatures. I have to keep mine off the ground about 2 feet (~ .5 meter) to discourage fire ants. Many things affect how long it will take to become compost like how many worms you add, the moisture and the temperature. I know you are in Sweden now having your second baby, but some day you will be back in the garden. Best wishes to you and your family.
Oh, Mariam so beautiful chives and vegetables sprouting out from your effort. Brilliant and your son is so cute and smart. He is already wandering around like the king of the castle. This is how Chinese used to live eating lots of vegetables and greens. My mother is from southern China before the family left for Malaysia. The Chinese diaspora is always and will always be proud of China and the progress she has made from everybody's colony to standing proud to be one of the largest economy in the world. Shame the corona virus pandemic has slightly sullied its progress. Jiayou China, Jiayou Miriam and her family. Love your videos and please keep them coming. Must also check out Li Zhiqi's wonderful videos when you have some time.
Wow, a beautiful garden, lots of vegetables is growing there, may suffice your family with enough nutrition, and make the life more meaningful and delightful for you, love to see your videos.
Oh hi Miriam, it's lovely to see you again. You've been very busy. I hope that all your veggies grow well for you.. . Hope all your family are well. Best wishes from Australia..
Wow Miriam!!!!! It’s coming along beautifully!!!!! This garden can feed your family all year! Your garden blows my garden away!! What a variety you have! Love it!!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Congratulations for all green leaves😊I am eager to see the result of a hardwork filled with joy and love👍❤️🌷🌸🌺🍀🌻🥬🥒🌶🥦🥕🧅🍠. Sansan is so sweet helping to made a garden🥰
Hi Miriam thank for the respond and I always watch your video .I like all your posts and I think that you are first of all very a nice person in and out I really like your personalities and happy for you you build happy family , your son and adorable , It is very tough to think people to live in China ,you are seems very well adopting there but to live in China not that good place do think in future to move to your country with your family for your son's better future .
For the poor soil quality the straw you have been using is perfect. In my garden I had little to no topsoil and a heavy clay soil. I put flakes of straw between the rows to walk on and in only one year the straw broke down and gave me 10 cm of topsoil and tons of worms. I continued with the straw for 3 years now and I have now got over 60 cm of rich, dark loamy topsoil and my garden goes from strength to strength.
Beautiful..you can use fresh horsepoop in your garden if the horse is not chemically treated for worms f.e. It does not burn the roots at all. Keep up on the good life...from France
You seem to be perfectly happy to have a small patch of veges in the middle of a huge country, being very comfortably settled as a “stranger” in a strange land. You are indeed a citizen of the world, far from the madding materialistic world. May your farm and your family be happy and prolific. 🇸🇪🇨🇳👍
Miriam, your garden looks wonderful! Married to a child of farmers in xi’an... your garden is what he misses most while we are living in the States. Thanks for blogging and sharing.
Wow! You already have lots of plants! Congratulations! Happy Mother’s Day and greetings from Anabel in Uruguay! I love your videos showing your lovely family and every day life! You’re a very nice person!🙋♀️🇺🇾😘
Wow these grow pretty fast. Cannot believe it is time to harvest now. But typically we seed in a small container first then transplant to the yard. Also will be interesting to grow herb medicines because I feel lots of western people and Chinese will be interested.
Farming and farmers rank second in Chinese social order just below the scholars but above workers and merchants. Through your love and care of the vegetable garden you have reminded many Chinese the true roots of their culture.
What a surprise to hear about your visit to me last (?) summer! There's a good chance those are little pumpkin plants that sprouted from seeds in your compost. We added vermicompost to our seeds and we had pumpkin plants pop up like wildfire! We've transplanted them and hope they'll get us some pumpkin. If you don't want them, just treat them as a weed. You could do both regular compost and worm (vermi) compost. Build a box with chicken wire for enough air flow and you can dump your food scraps in there. Turn it every now and then and take out from the bottom. That might be easier if you have a lot to compost, it'll go fast too when summer comes around. Vermicompost takes longer to get ready and you'll need a lot of worms! I've got 2 bins now, but it's still going super slow.... Had some issues (a lot died) and finally the bins are doing well enough again, I've even spotted quite a lot of babies this weekend!
My garden is about one acre of lava land. Two years ago lava eruption destroyed half of my community, but my house survives. Now I turn it into an Airbnb to make some money so that I can travel. Last year I traveled to Mexico, Costa Rica, and Guatemala. This March I came back to Hawaii because of this coronavirus thing. I am going to restart my travel. I may go to China and Philippine this year. Of course after this coronavirus is over.
I have a warm compost in my flat and it’s really cool ! You just need to start slowly and not put a lot of food in the beginning other wise you might kill the warms by over feeding them (and that can bring in some wasps,mosquitos and fungus that will kill the warms).
Miriam have you looked up Permaculture gardening⁉️David Holmgren and Geoff Lawton are very well known here in Australia 🇦🇺 they explain very well how to enrich your soil, worm farms etc… my garden is clay like yours and using Permaculture method I use loads of various manure woodchips and straw 😊u r on the way 👍💗
It looks so great! I love seeing how other people garden with the land they have. It so inspiring. If you get too many small pumpkin seedlings in one spot, you can always transplant them when they get strong enough to stand it. Good luck to you and your mum in law! (Happy Mother's Day btw!! ♥)
Wow Miriam the gardens are looking so great ...you are so impressive and such a hard worker .... your whole family is .... so interesting ... stay safe and thank your for sharing your wonderful world .... I vote natural
That is one awesome garden to be. As for compost, you can try to get leftover from fishmongers in wet market. Just bury them 10 cm underneath of whatever you are planting and it will do wonder.
Miriam, I saw someone who has 8 chickens in a 2X2 meters chicken house making compost. So maybe you can do compost with a small amount of chickens? The video title is: "Composting chickens: How to design and manage a chicken composting chicken house. I think you could try a compost with a small amount of chickens? As you said it could be fun and Sansan will love it, and the chickens will be happy too! I am getting very exited about everything you are doing in your garden. Thanks for all your videos.
Lovely as always! I highly suggest planting Tulsi or Holy Basil in your garden. It smells amazing, bees LOVE it, and you can make a calming tea out of its leaves.
You need to go to the market to get vegetable scraps chop them up and feed them to the worms. You can grind dry egg shells into powder and spread them on your vermiculture, it will help them reproduce really fast. If you know any chicken farms nearby, get the chicken manure to fertilize your plants, you need to ferment them before feeding them to your plants but they are really great
I like how you make these videos of yourself settling down in China. It's very real and natural. It would have been a culture shock for me even as a Chinese in some instances but you have handled it so well. Xie xie, Mili:)
I love this new series of vlogs featuring your veggie growing project! I too love growing veggies in the UK, albeit not on the same scale as you. Your husband building you a greenhouse is such a romantic gesture! Look forward to more vids of your garden this summer 😃😃
Fascinating. You should do some time-lapse photos for every kind of veges youve planted. Write a book or just a e-book to teach modern ppl in cities to form a habit..
Nice episode but normally foreign seed is not allowed to be transported by the destination nation , which bring somehow kind of risk to the local environment.
Every county has its own rules about biosecurity.Probably okay if it's certified seeds?and if they are arable crops,it will be eaten anyway with little chances to escape to the nature,I hope.
Not sure if the Chinese do their planting this way, but yours looks very organized and meticulous, seem very much the European way, it must be nice waking up every morning to see your veggies growing bigger, I am envious cause I don’t hand green fingers!
Actually the Europeans way of planting was influenced by Chinese agriculture hugely back in history. The rows of planting crops came from ancient Chinese, the plow tool and wheel were invented by Chinese as well.
Hey Miriam! Do you upload your videos on any Chinese platforms? My cousin living in China has always dreamed of your kind of lifestyle having a little farm/garden, I’d love to recommend your videos to her :) tack!
Bob Flowerdew does that box compost. Compost needs warmth to transform. So layers of greens and dark like stems in layers and some chicken manure. It needs to be there for a year if you use chicken manure as it will burn your plants if earlier used, needs to get old. If you don't use any manure just leave it until the weather is warm and turn it. Just top to bottom and you will find the bottom can be used in your garden. In the winter you can start a new one that will be ready in the early april, planting season. I always had two. One for a whole year with my chicken manure great for growing roses and one for the vegetables without, I could use twice a year, spring and summer. The warmth that is inside the compost heap will kill germs and put all to earth form. Pumkins grow on it because of that warmth. It has no use to put old food underneath your seeds as it needs that warmth of the heap to transform to earth. I just put 4 wooden posts with wire as a wall, then boxes against three sides. Two next to each other, you've plenty for your little vegetable garden.
Your positive attitude and cheerful , genuine personality really shine through ! Thank you for sharing your meaningful and wonderful life with us 😊👍 . 谢谢你 ✨
Miriam In China i forgot the park name. But it must be. I was leaving Xining then. When I saw a flower on the road side. I had to stop the bus... Because I thought it was a Tulip. And the trail lead to me to the most amazing park, Ive ever seen. Because I saw tulips for the first time, including Black Tulips. So I love Qinghai.
Very excited to see your green house to see all d plants sprouting up. I am just curious Yr specs frame is so huge, it's covering your face.. Pity! Is it a fashion trend? Use a smaller frame will bring out your pretty face 😁😉
Sansan is going to win the competition between you and mother in law. I know you're vegetarian but I would suggest you get some more chickens and ducks. They are easy to sell, they help you keep the pest off the leaves. Chicks can be very handy.
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I appreciate your positive image; you always bring energy to us from ordinary life; peaceful and beautiful
Miriam: Among the many vblogs I‘ve watched so far, yours stands out because they are not silly antics or tasting Chinese hotpot. You document your authentic life in rural China. Here we see family, love, hardworking, simple & healthy lifestyle, etc. Watching your videos often warms up my heart because they exude so much positive energy. May you and your family continue to have a fulfilling and happy life. Look forward to more of your videos.
Yessss! We are also finally back to China. Cannot wait to get out of quarantine and go outside to see the summer outside. Thanks for making these videos to share happiness in these times! 💖
Glad you're back to your dreamland.
May i know why u left China in pandemic time??
This Shirley Martin is crazy. Beware. She spam under anything China related videos and spread lies.
Key Kaisa! It's me again. Hopefully you and Miriam can meet one day. My two favorite TH-camrs in China collaborating on a video together.
@@GeorgeLouVideo they will meet in US not China of course both them know that part for sure
Hi Miriam. If you have the space and resources, which I think you do, you should use all the methods. A slow compost bin for all the scraps you don't feed to the chickens. A hot compost heap of at least 1 cubic metre in which you can recycle all the bulk vegetation from your land such as grass, weeds, leaves, small branches from tree prunings some manure, finished vegy plants etc. I use a lawn mower to run over all the larger bits to chop them up. The chicken coop litter of straw/hay will be good compost additive when you clean it out every so often.
I have 4 chickens in Texas and I worm compost their coop manure. I use shredded cardboard as chicken bedding. I have poop boards under the chicken roosts. I scrape off the poop and some of the bedding daily in a bucket and I store it in a ~50 liter plastic trash can that I cut the bottom out of and but hardware cloth in. I also cover the top of the trash can with hardware cloth to keep out rodents. I have 2 trash cans made like this. By the time the second trash can is full of bedding and chicken manure, the first can is ready to be feed to worms. It is best to age the manure before adding worms. The material has to be moist but not soggy. I add calcium carbonate to ph buffer it. Almost anything can be used as a worm bin. It just has to block out light, have good ventilation and rodent protection. Worms have to be moist and don’t tolerate extreme heat or freezing temperatures. I have to keep mine off the ground about 2 feet (~ .5 meter) to discourage fire ants. Many things affect how long it will take to become compost like how many worms you add, the moisture and the temperature. I know you are in Sweden now having your second baby, but some day you will be back in the garden. Best wishes to you and your family.
Oh, Mariam so beautiful chives and vegetables sprouting out from your effort. Brilliant and your son is so cute and smart. He is already wandering around like the king of the castle. This is how Chinese used to live eating lots of vegetables and greens. My mother is from southern China before the family left for Malaysia. The Chinese diaspora is always and will always be proud of China and the progress she has made from everybody's colony to standing proud to be one of the largest economy in the world. Shame the corona virus pandemic has slightly sullied its progress. Jiayou China, Jiayou Miriam and her family. Love your videos and please keep them coming. Must also check out Li Zhiqi's wonderful videos when you have some time.
Wow, a beautiful garden, lots of vegetables is growing there, may suffice your family with enough nutrition, and make the life more meaningful and delightful for you, love to see your videos.
Happy Mother’s Day! You are a beautiful mother, wife, and daughter-in-law!
Yasssss!!!!!! Hi Miriam!!! Happy Mother's Day!!!! 💐💝💐💝💐
Thank you!
@@MiriamFollin Are you a Muslim?
Oh hi Miriam, it's lovely to see you again. You've been very busy. I hope that all your veggies grow well for you.. . Hope all your family are well. Best wishes from Australia..
This is a good project to ensure your own food security.
Especially under this environment
看了一系列視頻.... 又是一個大陸小哥 撿到西方寶貝的又一真實案例.....羨慕
Very organic vegetable
Wow Miriam!!!!! It’s coming along beautifully!!!!! This garden can feed your family all year! Your garden blows my garden away!! What a variety you have! Love it!!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️
best video of the garden
at this young age so much wisdom :) wish I knew this much about farming then :)
Congratulations for all green leaves😊I am eager to see the result of a hardwork filled with joy and love👍❤️🌷🌸🌺🍀🌻🥬🥒🌶🥦🥕🧅🍠. Sansan is so sweet helping to made a garden🥰
Your veggie garden is amazing. Well done ! Also thank you for sharing your videos with us. It's such a breath of fresh air.
Hi Miriam thank for the respond and I always watch your video .I like all your posts and I think that you are first of all very a nice person in and out I really like your personalities and happy for you you build happy family , your son and adorable , It is very tough to think people to live in China ,you are seems very well adopting there but to live in China not that good place do think in future to move to your country with your family for your son's better future .
Don't forget to use your egg shells in your soil. I ground mine and put them in the soil. It adds calcium to the soil.
哇，现在能有这么一个园子是真的不错。
如果近几年没建筑计划的话，可以种植葡萄，做个葡萄架。
For the poor soil quality the straw you have been using is perfect. In my garden I had little to no topsoil and a heavy clay soil. I put flakes of straw between the rows to walk on and in only one year the straw broke down and gave me 10 cm of topsoil and tons of worms. I continued with the straw for 3 years now and I have now got over 60 cm of rich, dark loamy topsoil and my garden goes from strength to strength.
Beautiful..you can use fresh horsepoop in your garden if the horse is not chemically treated for worms f.e.
It does not burn the roots at all. Keep up on the good life...from France
Nice!! Your lovable adorable kiddo walking around so cute!! Btw, Happy Mother’s Day to you!! Cheers ❤️🇲🇾
I'm so impressed that you can remember what was planted where. Oh and seeds can grow from scraps, especially tomatoes that I know of.
You seem to be perfectly happy to have a small patch of veges in the middle of a huge country, being very comfortably settled as a “stranger” in a strange land. You are indeed a citizen of the world, far from the madding materialistic world. May your farm and your family be happy and prolific. 🇸🇪🇨🇳👍
Thank you so much for the well-wishes!
Miriam, your garden looks wonderful! Married to a child of farmers in xi’an... your garden is what he misses most while we are living in the States. Thanks for blogging and sharing.
Wow! You already have lots of plants! Congratulations! Happy Mother’s Day and greetings from Anabel in Uruguay! I love your videos showing your lovely family and every day life! You’re a very nice person!🙋♀️🇺🇾😘
Wow these grow pretty fast. Cannot believe it is time to harvest now. But typically we seed in a small container first then transplant to the yard. Also will be interesting to grow herb medicines because I feel lots of western people and Chinese will be interested.
Simple life Happy life.
Chinese grow vegetables wherever they go. Now I am in Africa and I was able to find a small place to grow vegetables even in my balcony lol
Farming and farmers rank second in Chinese social order just below the scholars but above workers and merchants. Through your love and care of the vegetable garden you have reminded many Chinese the true roots of their culture.
I really don’t know much about gardening, but I’ve seen you put a lot efforts in it. Now I like to see it grow to a full blown green house.
i love these greens! wonderful job!
So nice.
u are such a kind and diligent person, enjoy your video so much
What a surprise to hear about your visit to me last (?) summer!
There's a good chance those are little pumpkin plants that sprouted from seeds in your compost. We added vermicompost to our seeds and we had pumpkin plants pop up like wildfire! We've transplanted them and hope they'll get us some pumpkin. If you don't want them, just treat them as a weed.
You could do both regular compost and worm (vermi) compost. Build a box with chicken wire for enough air flow and you can dump your food scraps in there. Turn it every now and then and take out from the bottom. That might be easier if you have a lot to compost, it'll go fast too when summer comes around.
Vermicompost takes longer to get ready and you'll need a lot of worms! I've got 2 bins now, but it's still going super slow.... Had some issues (a lot died) and finally the bins are doing well enough again, I've even spotted quite a lot of babies this weekend!
What a beautiful garden. I have a garden in the big island of Hawaii. As beautiful
Oh wow, that must be an amazing place to grow, so many fruits and vegetables that can't grow in colder climates!
My garden is about one acre of lava land. Two years ago lava eruption destroyed half of my community, but my house survives. Now I turn it into an Airbnb to make some money so that I can travel. Last year I traveled to Mexico, Costa Rica, and Guatemala. This March I came back to Hawaii because of this coronavirus thing. I am going to restart my travel. I may go to China and Philippine this year. Of course after this coronavirus is over.
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Happy Mother's day to you and your mother in law.
I have a warm compost in my flat and it’s really cool ! You just need to start slowly and not put a lot of food in the beginning other wise you might kill the warms by over feeding them (and that can bring in some wasps,mosquitos and fungus that will kill the warms).
Miriam have you looked up Permaculture gardening⁉️David Holmgren and Geoff Lawton are very well known here in Australia 🇦🇺 they explain very well how to enrich your soil, worm farms etc… my garden is clay like yours and using Permaculture method I use loads of various manure woodchips and straw 😊u r on the way 👍💗
It looks so great! I love seeing how other people garden with the land they have. It so inspiring. If you get too many small pumpkin seedlings in one spot, you can always transplant them when they get strong enough to stand it. Good luck to you and your mum in law! (Happy Mother's Day btw!! ♥)
I just made carrot milk juice . . . The carrots came from china.. they were super sweet. Hope your organic ones will come up great
You are so awesome! You can distinguish different types of vegetables. Until now, I can’t distinguish between the flour and the cereal!
Enjoy
Wow Miriam the gardens are looking so great ...you are so impressive and such a hard worker .... your whole family is .... so interesting ... stay safe and thank your for sharing your wonderful world .... I vote natural
I have the same problem, my children want to stand on or dig up whatever we plant! I hope you have a prosperous crop, best wishes to you all
That is one awesome garden to be. As for compost, you can try to get leftover from fishmongers in wet market. Just bury them 10 cm underneath of whatever you are planting and it will do wonder.
So wonderful to have your own wee garden. So much good eats to come.
Miriam, I saw someone who has 8 chickens in a 2X2 meters chicken house making compost. So maybe you can do compost with a small amount of chickens? The video title is: "Composting chickens: How to design and manage a chicken composting chicken house. I think you could try a compost with a small amount of chickens? As you said it could be fun and Sansan will love it, and the chickens will be happy too! I am getting very exited about everything you are doing in your garden. Thanks for all your videos.
Great looking garden Miriam. I’m anxious to follow the progress. You are so ambitious. Love the stone path idea.
haha San San is so cute xD planting stuff everywhere! Love your content, please share what you eat every day!
Lovely as always! I highly suggest planting Tulsi or Holy Basil in your garden. It smells amazing, bees LOVE it, and you can make a calming tea out of its leaves.
I watch all the ads while watching ur vids not becoz i like it but this is How i Can support u.
Thank you so very much for posting this video!
Miriam.... i love your courage and determination... YOU ARE GREAT...keep it up... GREEN THE PLANET EARTH..
You need to go to the market to get vegetable scraps chop them up and feed them to the worms. You can grind dry egg shells into powder and spread them on your vermiculture, it will help them reproduce really fast. If you know any chicken farms nearby, get the chicken manure to fertilize your plants, you need to ferment them before feeding them to your plants but they are really great
Wholesome Spring ! 💝
What a beautiful and peaceful garden. Happy Mother’s Day! 👍✔✔✔👏
I like how you make these videos of yourself settling down in China. It's very real and natural. It would have been a culture shock for me even as a Chinese in some instances but you have handled it so well. Xie xie, Mili:)
I love this new series of vlogs featuring your veggie growing project! I too love growing veggies in the UK, albeit not on the same scale as you. Your husband building you a greenhouse is such a romantic gesture! Look forward to more vids of your garden this summer 😃😃
Your family Gardens are so beautiful .🤗
It grows pretty fast
Fascinating. You should do some time-lapse photos for every kind of veges youve planted. Write a book or just a e-book to teach modern ppl in cities to form a habit..
This is the best time to grow own vegetables at home .stay at home and stay healthy always🙏🏻 Bra jobba,Miriam!💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻
Happy Mothers Day Miriam...❤
Nice episode but normally foreign seed is not allowed to be transported by the destination nation , which bring somehow kind of risk to the local environment.
Every county has its own rules about biosecurity.Probably okay if it's certified seeds?and if they are arable crops,it will be eaten anyway with little chances to escape to the nature,I hope.
Not sure if the Chinese do their planting this way, but yours looks very organized and meticulous, seem very much the European way, it must be nice waking up every morning to see your veggies growing bigger, I am envious cause I don’t hand green fingers!
paecpc you do know China was literal built on agriculture right?
Actually the Europeans way of planting was influenced by Chinese agriculture hugely back in history. The rows of planting crops came from ancient Chinese, the plow tool and wheel were invented by Chinese as well.
Awesome video! Keep us abreast of your plants as they grow. I will definitely come to watch them grow.
哇！有機蔬菜長出來了~粉快綠油油啦~有汗水有收获~值啦！加油平安
多種一些花椒树啦~柠檬树葉(炒菜用D)~香茅~南姜~沙姜~天然调味料啦
We call beetroot "甜菜根”.
Most relax activity.
Hey Miriam! Do you upload your videos on any Chinese platforms? My cousin living in China has always dreamed of your kind of lifestyle having a little farm/garden, I’d love to recommend your videos to her :) tack!
Love yourself, love your family, love your home, love your country...love life...
Bob Flowerdew does that box compost. Compost needs warmth to transform. So layers of greens and dark like stems in layers and some chicken manure. It needs to be there for a year if you use chicken manure as it will burn your plants if earlier used, needs to get old. If you don't use any manure just leave it until the weather is warm and turn it. Just top to bottom and you will find the bottom can be used in your garden. In the winter you can start a new one that will be ready in the early april, planting season. I always had two. One for a whole year with my chicken manure great for growing roses and one for the vegetables without, I could use twice a year, spring and summer. The warmth that is inside the compost heap will kill germs and put all to earth form. Pumkins grow on it because of that warmth. It has no use to put old food underneath your seeds as it needs that warmth of the heap to transform to earth. I just put 4 wooden posts with wire as a wall, then boxes against three sides. Two next to each other, you've plenty for your little vegetable garden.
You are hard working girl 👍👍👍
a very traditional Chinese garten，different kinds of vegetables. our ambition is to plant vegetables at every corner of the earth😜
You really like planting veggies! Wish you a lots of luck to harvest soon.
Amazing garden Miriam and family
Like your attitude of life.
Your positive attitude and cheerful , genuine personality really shine through ! Thank you for sharing your meaningful and wonderful life with us 😊👍 . 谢谢你 ✨
Sweet beets 叫甜菜
人勤地不懒，nice job！
this is really beautiful
Wow qinghai! Amazing
Xining is one of my favorite cities, because I saw Tulips in that city.
Oh, did you see them in people's park?
Miriam In China i forgot the park name. But it must be. I was leaving Xining then. When I saw a flower on the road side. I had to stop the bus... Because I thought it was a Tulip. And the trail lead to me to the most amazing park, Ive ever seen. Because I saw tulips for the first time, including Black Tulips. So I love Qinghai.
看得我想回国，回四川老家当农民了。。好多年没有吃直接从地里摘的蔬菜了。
Wow Miriam,you seem to live in a fairy land to me.Love your garden!
Wow your garden looks good
Very excited to see your green house to see all d plants sprouting up.
I am just curious Yr specs frame is so huge, it's covering your face.. Pity! Is it a fashion trend? Use a smaller frame will bring out your pretty face 😁😉
looking good ! well done Miriam
Wow! You no need go to the market ! Everyday have fresh food!
Here in United States the straw has to seedless otherwise it's going to be forest needs a lot of care. The straw is expansive.
While watching your plant filed. All of sudden, Plants vs. Zombies pops in my head. Lol.
Can you please make a video on why the garden has no weeds? Does you mil weed everyday?
Sugar beet we chinese call 甜菜 literally sweet veggie
Sansan is going to win the competition between you and mother in law.
I know you're vegetarian but I would suggest you get some more chickens and ducks. They are easy to sell, they help you keep the pest off the leaves.
Chicks can be very handy.
Miriam, perhaps you can build a shelf against the wall to plant more items? Just a thought.
Good production
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A nice garden you do have there!
Interesting which way to grow vegetables is gonna be more effective : swedish or chinese!