Most people are in cults. Cult of conservatives Cult of liberals Cult of covid Cult of popular knowledge (hypnosis) Cult of confusion Specifics are priceless
I love the fact that it's in containers. Easy to move. Love the idea. As someone who moves a lot around my country. I can't ever build a decent garden. So containers are my way to go
Since I was a teen it's been one of my dreams. I had started a few years back but a cat. 5 hurricane came, knock down my house so I had to move. Kept trying in the different house that I moved to but no luck, had issues with not enough sun little due to no balcony, too humid or no space. But I have my heart set on trying again this year
I am absolutely fascinated by Natalie, her fantastic garden, her 5 year plan, and her back story. As a renter I am pretty much forced to container garden. And I'm on year 14 of my 5 year plan. 😒 Getting closer though. Would love to see more videos from her!!!
Kindred heart with Natalie there. I completely understand trying to extract the positive things from that experience and leave the negative behind. Early on its hard to not throw the baby out with the bathwater in an effort to just get away. Much love.
She's so organized and she can identify everything so quickly and easily! I'm so impressed and jealous of her 😅 No hate, Natalie, just wish I had all your skills. I loved this episode, please do more with Natalie!
This makes me feel so much better about the number of plants I've stuffed into all of my grow bags lol. I've kind of been assuming all my plants are going to die from overcrowding but Natalie has given me hope that I can continue to buy too many plants without consequences. I would love to see a video about all the different common garden plants you can grow from cuttings!
I love Natalie! Short gardeners unite lol. I'm also 5'2" and I have grow bags. I have grown all kinds of things in them. I will say I made the mistake of getting 20 gallon and they are too big and heavy to move most of the time. I like the 10 gallon ones better. 15 gallon should be the max size if you plan on moving the bags frequently. One of my questions is how does she cheaply fill the bags? Garden dirt can get pretty expensive and filling all those containers can get pretty expensive.
Idk how the price compares to other options, but I mix my own soil from the free city compost, coir and perlite. Let me know if you want the ratio of ingredients!
I am leading toward containers gardening for back yard due to the hill I have as part of septic tank front yard is flat so will start a fall garden in front yard this year. I love her gardening plans.
Really appreciate what Natalie shared about her container garden. Might need to rewatch the show a couple more times to fully understand all the details. Thank you!
The self sufficient part of the cult (which i believe to know the name of) is pretty life changing. That's got to be the best feeling in the world when you come home with a meal in mind and have all the ingredients to prepare it.
How fun!!! You all should do the challenge! It seems like you could all share food and grow lots of fun things and have meat chickens and rabbit and eggs- a two to three week challenge would not be too bad. ❤
The apocalypse grow challenge you did is one of the first videos I saw of yours that got me into the channel. So I'm really looking forward to a 2022 version, would love to see Jacques do one as well at the same time.
Go Natalie! I applaud her harvesting of rabbits (I can’t do it). I’m good with gardening but the best I can do meat wise is pull marine life out of water. I don’t think I’ll ever be able to handle chickens, cows, etc. they’d become pets on day one.
I respect everyone with container gardens! I personally prefer in-ground but everyone I've seen with containers does such a beautiful job and always do it for practicality which is awesome
WOW!!! she just changed my whole view on gardening and i haven’t planted in my grow bags yet but i will be inter planting everything with flowers especially!!!
I'm a small space gardener (I have outdoor space that's south facing but not as much as I would like), and I've been wondering if I could do 100% container gardening and this is making me realize it is 100% possible!
@Ikope0903, Container Gardening is all I have ever done, for most of 36 years. I am physically disabled. Container Gardening allows me to enjoy growing food and flowers.
I hope she has her homesteading dreams come true. I bet watering all those containers takes a long time and probably almost everyday. I like to direct sow lots of seed i.e. like 50 dill seeds in a 6inch circle and make use of the excess as microgreens as I thin them back, they don't have much of a problem growing that way early on making use of empty space, obviously they will get overcrowded and have circulation issues eventually if you don't remove all but one per area. My dill patches look like little 6 inch or so bushes, they kinda support each other from watering and wind damage at early stage and put roots in the ground avoiding bare soils asap.
This garden is right up my alley, I have horrible soil so I have been using just grow bags, now, if I could figure out how to fence my garden on the cheap, I would be all set! I love her garden!!
Natalie's garden is such an inspiration and reminds me a lot of my own! I'm still living with my parents while in college so my garden is a bit limited and a lot in containers but one of the first things I added was backyard livestock: coturnix quail and rabbits. I think raising your own meat, if you can handle it, is such a good step towards self sufficiency and it feels great to have that kind of connection with where your food comes from. Rabbits (and also quail!) are such a great sustainable meat and fertilizer source if you can get over how cute they are. Loved the garden and interplanting tips, and seeing all the rabbit stew ingredients!
What an encouragement! So many people think that container gardening is somehow less than any other type of gardening, that is absolutely false! You can do pretty much the same with container gardening as any other type as seen in this awesome video !
Great garden and video. That's pretty much how I garden here in Michigan. It's addictive! . I have 35 grow bags and pots, a greenstalk, and recently added in 2 6 in 1 birdie beds. It's a nurturing hobby!
Wow I absolutely loved and enjoyed watching this so much!!! With all the weirdness going on like, food shortages, this was such an inspiration to see. Just goes to show how much you can do with so little. Awesome video and hopd to see more stuff like this on your channel!!
I would love to learn more about meat rabbits. If I had the space I would keep some. I would love to have been along to see your meat rabbit experience you mentioned.
Very neat...Never thought about a garden divided up by COOL and HOT coloring ? 10:58 ...I love that Gopher story !! 💓🤣👍 12:40 ...SANDY 👋😻...fantastic Garden partner 15:02 ...$800 on soil + $300 on plants = $1100.oo on her garden ...that is fantastic Budgetting. I love this PREPPER lady *Natalie* I must of missed it..but is that tarp on the fence for privacy or shadings or wind protection ? Does NATALIE have her own TH-cam CHANNEL...I would love to follow her journey in Self sufficiency gardening / living
I LOVE THIS! I DO THIS TOO! Definitely a way smaller scale tho. But this is exciting to see someone else gardening so similarly. I also plant multiple things in my pots my potatoes are the only thing that grow alone because I haven't found anything that grows particular well with.
This was such a great video. I really like Natalie’s garden. I too have lots of containers in my garden. Love the idea of three plants in each container. I usually just do basil in my tomato containers, but I think I will add a small pollinator now.
I LOVE it! Natalie is AWESOME! I just started gardening and am coming at it completely blind. No one to learn from and sandy soil with nothing in it. And I mean nothing. So I'm jumping straight into container gardening! So I can grow AND take the time to fix my soil.
Making the best of a bad situation... Natalie is a gem. As much as I'm not a big fan of cults, there can always be silver lining, Natalie is proof of this. I wish her the best in the future.
Natalie is like the protagonist from the Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt! In the best way possible… except instead of heading east to NYC aprés her cult escape, she took a right turn from the PNW & landed in San Diego. The gopher thief who seeded the sunflower for her is pRoOf of this ;-)
I really liked this video (although skipping the rabbit part because I have pet rabbits; no shade, I admire folks who handle their whole food chain). Inspired by Natalie's ability to take the good from a challenging past, and also really love these chances to see the whole epic team. People are so creative and it's fun to see the wide variety of successful happy gardeners and homesteaders out there!
If you don’t already have Ridwell in your area look into them! I barely have trash anymore because of all of the plastics that they recycle. They keep everything local whenever possible and within the US.
Love her style of gardening with companion plants. Think I'm going to try this because I don't have a lot of space but I love gardening both flowers and edibles too
How many people noticed her little cannabis sprouts :) I hope she divides them and puts 1 per pot/ 4 pots. That small container is barely enough for one cannabis plant, unless they are auto flowers. My babies are between 1 to 2 feet now, loving that Ocean Forest.
Have you ever tried growing purslane? It grows beautiful flowers but the plant itself is so good for you. It’s considered a weed and grows all over the place and no one seems to know the amazing benefits of it
you are both amazing!! I've spent probably most on soil as well. I actually went from 10 tomatoes to 25 to over 70+ all thanks to your tips and love giving them away tp friends. I feel as the best thing in gardening is sharing your accomplishments.
I would like to hear more about her watering. Since she hand waters, how much at a time per grow bag, how often, how long does it take her per watering session?
This is amazing I start container gardening two years ago this is amazing I have 100 plants so far in zone 6a.I have the same goal as her so excited thanks for sharing this with us.
I expanded my raised beds with about 30 grow bags. They have been working great. I mostly use 7 gallon bags each with a single plant in them. (seeing this I will probably try putting two in each, add a carrot or radish or beet) I have a few 5 gallon ones for smaller plants or plants that will grow very large but dont have insane root systems like pumpkins. I have a few 10 gallon bags for potatoes. I also have two massive grow bags, I think they are 50 gallons, but shallow, a little higher then a foot and I have one filled with all my herbs, and the other has cucamelons & peas growing around the outside with radishes, lettuce and garlic growing in the middle. I have found grow bags to be super useful in comparison to the raised beds that came with my place, easy to move (except the 50 gallon ones) easy to water and fertilize. The raised beds at my place just used the dirt already in the backyard so they are full of clay and the stuff I planted there does grow, just about 1/4 the speed of whats in my grow bags. Ive been slowly digging out a foot deep of the clay filled dirt and replacing it with new compost and triple mix soil as I harvest the plants that were already in there and its really helped, things in those spots growing far faster now. Man I wish I had a warmer climate to grow some of those fruits here in cold canada and have a longer growing season. Would also love the USA's 1st & 2nd.
Natalie, about 8 years ago I took a quail workshop in Ramona. I was a bit squeamish at first, but it was easy to do and unlike chickens you don't have to mess with the feathers. Plus you get eggs. They make a good small yard choice for livestock.
What do you think of Natalie's garden?
Most people are in cults.
Cult of conservatives
Cult of liberals
Cult of covid
Cult of popular knowledge (hypnosis)
Cult of confusion
Specifics are priceless
Impressive, and a good reminder that you don't need to spend a ton to have a diverse, thriving garden. Resourcefulness is key!
her garden is awesome and she is the shizzz! love her
Absolutely impressive Natalie!
I love the fact that it's in containers. Easy to move. Love the idea. As someone who moves a lot around my country. I can't ever build a decent garden. So containers are my way to go
I would totally watch a Homesteading Channel created by Natalie! I admire homesteaders and independent lifestyles.
She needs to be frequent guest on Epic. This interview can be divided into 3 parts. Everything went too fast.
YES I agree! Do it! Do it! Go Natalie!!!
Yes a homestead section by Natalie would be amazing!
I would also love to see more of her
I would like to learn more about how she picks different plants to grow together
Everyone needs to learn to be self sufficient like Natalie! She's not going to starve! Great garden!!
Since I was a teen it's been one of my dreams. I had started a few years back but a cat. 5 hurricane came, knock down my house so I had to move. Kept trying in the different house that I moved to but no luck, had issues with not enough sun little due to no balcony, too humid or no space. But I have my heart set on trying again this year
Shout out to learning to garden in cults 😂 that was my start as well. Glad you're free now, shout out to garden life and reclaiming our lives.
Same!
She is so cute. She has created a great system. Such a manageable system.
She has!
@@epicgardening what are good crops to plant in san diego right now
She's not cute at all.
I am absolutely fascinated by Natalie, her fantastic garden, her 5 year plan, and her back story. As a renter I am pretty much forced to container garden. And I'm on year 14 of my 5 year plan. 😒 Getting closer though. Would love to see more videos from her!!!
Im on year -14 of my 5 yr plan 😂. May we have what we desire soon ❤️
My favorite part of your Channel is seeing other peoples garden. Everyone has such a unique way to grow food.
Very impressed with Natalie's self sufficiency. Would love to see her demonstrate/teach her propagation methods in future videos.
Kindred heart with Natalie there. I completely understand trying to extract the positive things from that experience and leave the negative behind. Early on its hard to not throw the baby out with the bathwater in an effort to just get away. Much love.
She's so organized and she can identify everything so quickly and easily! I'm so impressed and jealous of her 😅 No hate, Natalie, just wish I had all your skills.
I loved this episode, please do more with Natalie!
Natalie needs her own TH-cam. I'd be down for that.
Natalie's set up is very do-able and she motivates me. Love her goal of being a homesteader and being self sufficient.
This makes me feel so much better about the number of plants I've stuffed into all of my grow bags lol. I've kind of been assuming all my plants are going to die from overcrowding but Natalie has given me hope that I can continue to buy too many plants without consequences. I would love to see a video about all the different common garden plants you can grow from cuttings!
Does Natalie hand water everything?
Very neat tour. What a treat for us.
She does, right now!
Love these garden tours!
Glad you like them!
I love Natalie! Short gardeners unite lol. I'm also 5'2" and I have grow bags. I have grown all kinds of things in them. I will say I made the mistake of getting 20 gallon and they are too big and heavy to move most of the time. I like the 10 gallon ones better. 15 gallon should be the max size if you plan on moving the bags frequently. One of my questions is how does she cheaply fill the bags? Garden dirt can get pretty expensive and filling all those containers can get pretty expensive.
That was the highest cost for her!
If she’s making her own compost, she can add it to the soil, nearly doubling the amount
Idk how the price compares to other options, but I mix my own soil from the free city compost, coir and perlite. Let me know if you want the ratio of ingredients!
@@florabescansaluers please do share! :)
@@florabescansaluers - yes please, share away! 😁
I am leading toward containers gardening for back yard due to the hill I have as part of septic tank front yard is flat so will start a fall garden in front yard this year. I love her gardening plans.
Really appreciate what Natalie shared about her container garden. Might need to rewatch the show a couple more times to fully understand all the details. Thank you!
The self sufficient part of the cult (which i believe to know the name of) is pretty life changing. That's got to be the best feeling in the world when you come home with a meal in mind and have all the ingredients to prepare it.
What is it? I'm so curious!
Twelve tribes? I spent some time at one of their hostels.
sounds about white.
@@jd9064 since when is growing food and being self sufficient only something white people do lol 😆
Huh? Do tell, I have no clue.
I’d given up on growing a loquat in my small patio. You’ve given me hope.
Love Natalie's garden. And her self-sufficiency. I'm start going to grow flower, fruit and vegetables in pots now.
How fun!!! You all should do the challenge! It seems like you could all share food and grow lots of fun things and have meat chickens and rabbit and eggs- a two to three week challenge would not be too bad. ❤
We will!
Loving that idea to recycle strawberry containers to create seed starters. Great way to save money and do something sustainable.
I love how you are showcasing gardens on different budgets. Thank you.
The apocalypse grow challenge you did is one of the first videos I saw of yours that got me into the channel. So I'm really looking forward to a 2022 version, would love to see Jacques do one as well at the same time.
Means a lot to hear this!
I absolutely love seeing Cannabis in her garden! Can't wait for it to be more well received for Epic Gardening to actually grow some!
Go Natalie! I applaud her harvesting of rabbits (I can’t do it). I’m good with gardening but the best I can do meat wise is pull marine life out of water. I don’t think I’ll ever be able to handle chickens, cows, etc. they’d become pets on day one.
I too would only be able to keep pet farm animals, not food animals. I attach so quickly
You are not alone. I don't even have chickens but a friend does and I love her chickens DEARLY.
Fascinating information on reasonable cost gardening and practical planting. I learned new information.
I love using strawberry shells upside down. line the lid with clingfilm and it'll hold water for bottom watering. love her garden!
I respect everyone with container gardens! I personally prefer in-ground but everyone I've seen with containers does such a beautiful job and always do it for practicality which is awesome
WOW!!! she just changed my whole view on gardening and i haven’t planted in my grow bags yet but i will be inter planting everything with flowers especially!!!
This was my favorite ever. Go Natalie!
this is my favorite Epic Gardening video. More of her please.
Using strawberry containers to propagate plants is such a big brain move, I can't wait to try it!
I also want to have a homestead. I'd love to see more of Natalie. Find out where she plans to have her homestead, etc. She's fantastic.
More Natalie! I could listen to her talk about her plans all day.
I love her down to earth approach. Perfectly imperfect with her totes. I love these tours from your team! YAY!!!
As a fellow person from a cult in Utah, YOU GO GIRL awesome garden :) and ideas, thank you.
Omg I love her 5 year plan. I want that too.
I'm a small space gardener (I have outdoor space that's south facing but not as much as I would like), and I've been wondering if I could do 100% container gardening and this is making me realize it is 100% possible!
@Ikope0903, Container Gardening is all I have ever done, for most of 36 years. I am physically disabled. Container Gardening allows me to enjoy growing food and flowers.
@@1blondidea Love that! Thank you for extra inspiration!
I hope she has her homesteading dreams come true. I bet watering all those containers takes a long time and probably almost everyday. I like to direct sow lots of seed i.e. like 50 dill seeds in a 6inch circle and make use of the excess as microgreens as I thin them back, they don't have much of a problem growing that way early on making use of empty space, obviously they will get overcrowded and have circulation issues eventually if you don't remove all but one per area. My dill patches look like little 6 inch or so bushes, they kinda support each other from watering and wind damage at early stage and put roots in the ground avoiding bare soils asap.
This garden is right up my alley, I have horrible soil so I have been using just grow bags, now, if I could figure out how to fence my garden on the cheap, I would be all set! I love her garden!!
T posts and hardware cloth. That’s what we’re doing this year.
@@umiluv Thanks for the tip, I will look into that!
Natalie's garden is such an inspiration and reminds me a lot of my own! I'm still living with my parents while in college so my garden is a bit limited and a lot in containers but one of the first things I added was backyard livestock: coturnix quail and rabbits. I think raising your own meat, if you can handle it, is such a good step towards self sufficiency and it feels great to have that kind of connection with where your food comes from. Rabbits (and also quail!) are such a great sustainable meat and fertilizer source if you can get over how cute they are. Loved the garden and interplanting tips, and seeing all the rabbit stew ingredients!
What an encouragement! So many people think that container gardening is somehow less than any other type of gardening, that is absolutely false! You can do pretty much the same with container gardening as any other type as seen in this awesome video !
Interesting….. my 2 favorite subjects. True crime and gardening!
Lol
Great garden and video. That's pretty much how I garden here in Michigan. It's addictive! . I have 35 grow bags and pots, a greenstalk, and recently added in 2 6 in 1 birdie beds. It's a nurturing hobby!
Natalie seems like a very down to earth and practical person. Great use of space and very interesting garden she has going on.
Wow I absolutely loved and enjoyed watching this so much!!! With all the weirdness going on like, food shortages, this was such an inspiration to see. Just goes to show how much you can do with so little. Awesome video and hopd to see more stuff like this on your channel!!
I would love to learn more about meat rabbits. If I had the space I would keep some. I would love to have been along to see your meat rabbit experience you mentioned.
I love videos liek this, it really shows how gardening can fit anyone's situation and environments and how versatile it can be!
Natalie is awesome! We need to see more of her!
I agree. . .what a treat!
Hi Kelvin I would like to see more Epic team member’s garden, they are very inspired.
What an awesome garden! I love how she reuses things for plant starts. It just shows you can garden anywhere with a little ingenuity and planning.
Love how much she has packed into a small garden! So inspiring! 🙌🏻
I choose to plant like this one reason I wanted to plant everything I seen. two , this way made me feel as if I'm walking around a cottage
Very neat...Never thought about a garden divided up by COOL and HOT coloring ?
10:58 ...I love that Gopher story !! 💓🤣👍
12:40 ...SANDY 👋😻...fantastic Garden partner
15:02 ...$800 on soil + $300 on plants = $1100.oo on her garden ...that is fantastic Budgetting.
I love this PREPPER lady *Natalie*
I must of missed it..but is that tarp on the fence for privacy or shadings or wind protection ?
Does NATALIE have her own TH-cam CHANNEL...I would love to follow her journey in Self sufficiency gardening / living
I LOVE THIS! I DO THIS TOO! Definitely a way smaller scale tho. But this is exciting to see someone else gardening so similarly. I also plant multiple things in my pots my potatoes are the only thing that grow alone because I haven't found anything that grows particular well with.
This was such a great video. I really like Natalie’s garden. I too have lots of containers in my garden. Love the idea of three plants in each container. I usually just do basil in my tomato containers, but I think I will add a small pollinator now.
This is what I have to do, container gardening. Diamateous earth on broccoli? Just dust it? Your garden is amazing Natalie and i love Epic Gardening ❤
I'm here for the cat.
I LOVE it! Natalie is AWESOME! I just started gardening and am coming at it completely blind. No one to learn from and sandy soil with nothing in it. And I mean nothing. So I'm jumping straight into container gardening! So I can grow AND take the time to fix my soil.
Making the best of a bad situation... Natalie is a gem. As much as I'm not a big fan of cults, there can always be silver lining, Natalie is proof of this. I wish her the best in the future.
She really is!
Yes more of her! She is fab
Natalie is like the protagonist from the Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt! In the best way possible… except instead of heading east to NYC aprés her cult escape, she took a right turn from the PNW & landed in San Diego. The gopher thief who seeded the sunflower for her is pRoOf of this ;-)
I really liked this video (although skipping the rabbit part because I have pet rabbits; no shade, I admire folks who handle their whole food chain). Inspired by Natalie's ability to take the good from a challenging past, and also really love these chances to see the whole epic team. People are so creative and it's fun to see the wide variety of successful happy gardeners and homesteaders out there!
I would love a vid on soil maintenance, reuse, and cost. I spend a fortune on soil each year
If you don’t already have Ridwell in your area look into them! I barely have trash anymore because of all of the plastics that they recycle. They keep everything local whenever possible and within the US.
Thanks for sharing. I was looking for inspiration 😃🌞🍀🍀🌿🪴🪴🍄🐝🐛🦋 I want to start my own container garden 🪴 wish me green thumbs !
Love her style of gardening with companion plants. Think I'm going to try this because I don't have a lot of space but I love gardening both flowers and edibles too
I would like more Natalie content. I dig her conversational presenting style.
Lol love the flying cat in the beginning and omg over 100
Containers what an inspiration!!
How many people noticed her little cannabis sprouts :) I hope she divides them and puts 1 per pot/ 4 pots. That small container is barely enough for one cannabis plant, unless they are auto flowers. My babies are between 1 to 2 feet now, loving that Ocean Forest.
Tremendous!
Now your Cult is extremes with perfect organic square foot gardening!
Thank you for sharing informative videos!
Excellent garden.
[5:27] "You have a very eclectic collection of things in growbags... " LOL... Oh YES, she does!!
This lady is awesome!!
Have you ever tried growing purslane? It grows beautiful flowers but the plant itself is so good for you. It’s considered a weed and grows all over the place and no one seems to know the amazing benefits of it
Gardening is it’s own cult. For reals. 🤷🏻♀️😅☺️🙈🌻
Natalie’s garden is amazing! I would love to see more of her on the channel.
you are both amazing!! I've spent probably most on soil as well. I actually went from 10 tomatoes to 25 to over 70+
all thanks to your tips and love giving them away tp friends. I feel as the best thing in gardening is sharing your accomplishments.
I would like to hear more about her watering. Since she hand waters, how much at a time per grow bag, how often, how long does it take her per watering session?
About 30min/day
I liked her creativity, diversity of plants and pots, and making the best of a tough location. Other than the rabbit stew, loved it!
Love this video! Also a low budget container gardener so this was really relevant to my needs & interests. More Natalie!
Natalie has such a great personality! I'm a thrifty gardener too👏! I would love an episode with her for the thrifty gardener...tips, etc....
Love seeing the gardens of your team members! Natalie’s garden is awesome!
Amazing work. Great job!
Great video… Natalie is a blessing!💕
This is amazing I start container gardening two years ago this is amazing I have 100 plants so far in zone 6a.I have the same goal as her so excited thanks for sharing this with us.
I love that she's color coordinated her garden 😄
I truly need to up my container game! Love her ingenuity!
Amazing garden and very inspiring. She can really run on three plant per pot rule, versus especially the three sisters or companion planting.
I like that she is using what she can. I am also using a lot of grow bags and pots this year.
She has such an amazing energy I really enjoyed this video 💖
Absolutely amazing.. 🌷🌷
I expanded my raised beds with about 30 grow bags. They have been working great.
I mostly use 7 gallon bags each with a single plant in them. (seeing this I will probably try putting two in each, add a carrot or radish or beet)
I have a few 5 gallon ones for smaller plants or plants that will grow very large but dont have insane root systems like pumpkins.
I have a few 10 gallon bags for potatoes.
I also have two massive grow bags, I think they are 50 gallons, but shallow, a little higher then a foot and I have one filled with all my herbs, and the other has cucamelons & peas growing around the outside with radishes, lettuce and garlic growing in the middle.
I have found grow bags to be super useful in comparison to the raised beds that came with my place, easy to move (except the 50 gallon ones) easy to water and fertilize. The raised beds at my place just used the dirt already in the backyard so they are full of clay and the stuff I planted there does grow, just about 1/4 the speed of whats in my grow bags. Ive been slowly digging out a foot deep of the clay filled dirt and replacing it with new compost and triple mix soil as I harvest the plants that were already in there and its really helped, things in those spots growing far faster now.
Man I wish I had a warmer climate to grow some of those fruits here in cold canada and have a longer growing season. Would also love the USA's 1st & 2nd.
Natalie, about 8 years ago I took a quail workshop in Ramona. I was a bit squeamish at first, but it was easy to do and unlike chickens you don't have to mess with the feathers. Plus you get eggs. They make a good small yard choice for livestock.
Natalie is awesome!
Love it keep it up
I learned a lot from this video. I’m going to add more containers to my garden and try Fava beans for soil improvement
Very cool garden setup, Natalie. 👍