I’m about to put in a native plants garden in NY as part of a lawn reclamation project. Planning to use a berm to smoother existing grass and weeds, especially mugwort. Did you plant those paw paws directly into the mulch? I was planning to add a layer of compost on top of the cardboard layer and plant in that. Great channel btw. Looking forward to checking out more content.
Could you use netted pebble tile over a rounded surface like a berm? When I put weed barrier down with regular gravel or bark chips over my rosebush berm mounds the gravel or bark chips always ends up rolling off exposing the black weed barrier over time. I want to get some netted pebble tile like cobblestone rock and basically tile it down with a rubberized flexible grout that will last long term on my berm mounds with holes around my rose bushes and plants to grow. Have you ever seen anything like this before?
Hi! We are not a nursery, but we do have a great list of recommended nurseries and plants www.thefoodscaper.com/blog/a-jackpot-list-of-recommended-foodscaping-plants-nurseries
Would love to see an update since it’s been a year. Wanting something like this in our smaller front yard
Thanks for the question - unfortunately this client moved so we don't have an update!
@@TheFoodscaper Bummer. Thanks for taking the time to respond.
I’m about to put in a native plants garden in NY as part of a lawn reclamation project. Planning to use a berm to smoother existing grass and weeds, especially mugwort. Did you plant those paw paws directly into the mulch? I was planning to add a layer of compost on top of the cardboard layer and plant in that. Great channel btw. Looking forward to checking out more content.
Could you use netted pebble tile over a rounded surface like a berm? When I put weed barrier down with regular gravel or bark chips over my rosebush berm mounds the gravel or bark chips always ends up rolling off exposing the black weed barrier over time.
I want to get some netted pebble tile like cobblestone rock and basically tile it down with a rubberized flexible grout that will last long term on my berm mounds with holes around my rose bushes and plants to grow. Have you ever seen anything like this before?
Hi there - this is out of our food-focus. Thanks!
I live in Cape Girardeau. Where do you buy your plants?
Hi! We are not a nursery, but we do have a great list of recommended nurseries and plants www.thefoodscaper.com/blog/a-jackpot-list-of-recommended-foodscaping-plants-nurseries
Im in st louis. Im having to put in berms to stop my basement from flooding
Playing in first person on a gardening sim. You really want to zoom out, but you just can't.
😂🤣😅😁
Your videography is dizzying
Stop moving around so much!