Don’t think people aren’t really grateful for your older shows-I am commenting here to remind you how much you are appreciated and the contribution you make to the world is truly amazing. Stay blessed, James!
James! This older series is really helping my wife and I expand our garden and create our Ohio Food forest in our backyard. By next year we will have more raised beds growing more food than ever and we will have a lot of new plants growing directly in the ground of our food forest.
I've been a fan for a few years, with the dream of turning my corner lot (purchased from the city for $250!!) into a COMMUNITY food forest! I'm donating the land to my community. The other day, on a whim, I posted my idea in a FB garage sale site and the local neighborhoods group president contacted me. She has funding for everything I need. I just have to come up with a design and present it to the group for voting. The group is backed by a local college that loves to provide manpower! I don't know how I got so lucky. This dream is finally going to happen. So I'll spend the next week watching all your stuff so I can present a solid plan to the group. Thank you for giving me the idea!
Hello from Oklahoma! My family owns 40 acres here in Oklahoma and my plan is to turn it into a giant food forest and hopefully teach and help feed people. I just started this chapter in my life book but this will definitely be the most important!
Love how you intelligently educate us. Love the energy and the positivity. Can't wait to follow along this winter! Thanks for everything you learn and share. Amazing!
I’m GOING TO MAKE ONE, for myself but more importantly to leave for my children! Thank you so much for what you do and share with others.❣️😎🦩🌴. I’m 68 now but you’re never too old! Live Florida panhandle so we have a long growing season. Rarely below freezing.
James, I've been watching your videos non-stop since I've found them about a month ago. Now I'm making my way through your older videos and I wanted to stop by and say that you're such an inspiration. Your humble and positive perspective on challenges you face is so refreshing. Thank you for the reminder to stay in the moment!
I'm so excited. I just got my 1st load of woodchips today. I put in an order and waited 4 months without any response but then I called my electric company and I had woodchips within the week for free. I also talked to the driver and he said he would put me on the list for future loads. I told him to keep them coming.
Starting over on this adventure… we had a 3 year food Forrest going but have now moved to my grandparents farm and I’m starting over. Currently have 8 trees planted, 9 blueberry bushes, dozen or so raspberry bushes are on the way, 100 or so strawberry plants to plant this weekend. I’ve only got one load of wood chips but we’ve found a constant supply of free compost sourced. Also been saving our Amazon and moving boxes to smother out the grass as well. Our laying hens are currently filling the soil to prepare it for strawberries by the end of the weekend
Just watched phase 1-6. Can't wait to get started. Super excited because I found a website to drop off an entire dump truck full of wood chips!! So glad I found your channel
Dude James, coming across your videos today was a miracle. I just ate it all up. I've been racking my brain all winter on redesigning my backyard with the notion that everything I plant will be edible. After coming across your videos of your fabulous food Forest everything just feel into place, thank you so much. I haven't seen some of your really recent footage yet but if it hasn't been suggested or your not already doing it, I bet you would absolutely love having a few bee hives in your Forest. Thanks so much for your knowledge, integral speaking and teaching abilities and for being so gosh darn cute! Happy gardening and many good vibes to you and yours my friend.
Perfect!! Your welcome! Making these videos and growing food is my passion, so I’m happy the food forest connected with you. Bees would be awesome, I think I need to look into those 🤔 Your welcome Jesse, and thank you for you kindness and encouragement! Happy gardening and good vibes back at you 😉
Dear James, You have been such an inspiration and my saving grace during the Coivd-19 Pandemic. Your (and Tuck's) energy and love for gardening is so beautiful. I have always dreamt of having a garden, and this winter I watched almost all of your videos and began planning. I am so excited to share that I DID IT! I have turned part of my backyard into a food forest. At the moment it contains only fencing, wood chips, and blueberry bushes. However, my fruit trees and strawberries are order. I have even set up my Birdies raised bed. (Thank you TUCK! ). I appreciate you!!!!
I just joined the channel when it's about to hit 1 mil subs, and I love these older videos seeing how you made it all happen. Your enthusiasm is contagious! Keep making amazing content!
I am starting my food forest this year. 3 trailer loads of wood chips have been put down. Lots more to go! I am making a about a 60 x 60 area. Fencing is up and I plan to let my chickens get in and prep that ground while I work on bringing in the wood chips. Thanks for all the videos!! I need all the information I can get!
A faster way to move those wood chips is to use a tarp. Slide the wood chips from the pile to the tarp and drag to new place. Next just pull up on end and they slide off into place.
James, I have been following you for two years now. Your knowledge is what motivated me to make a bountiful garden in my small Pittsburgh backyard when I knew very little about growing anything other than house plants. I don't think people know the gold that your videos are. Keep growing!
I absolutely LOVE your channel! I have been binge watching you and CAN'T believe your intellectual knowledge on this! I'm trying to get everyone I know subscribed and HOOKED as I am to your channel. YOU have taught me SO much in such a SHORT amount of time. Ty sooo much! I am soooo looking forward to spring.
We have learned so much from you James and your little side kick. And we are in our 60s , we look forward to watching your old post and your new ones … we thank you so much 😊 Bless you
About a month ago I found this channel and subscribed. I have been playing catch up watching the older videos so really looking forward to these videos coming up.
James, I'm a retired teacher from Chicago enjoying serious gardening for the first time. Of all the gardening shows, its' come down to you. I like your demeanor & your non-uniform approach. My next step is following your Neem oil solution. Thanks for you being you!!
woodchip montage for the win 3:04 magic trick with shovel and bucket 6:17 woodchip montage 6:36 Tuck (dog) takes a ride in wheelbarrow 7:55 planned woodchip depth and how to transplant 9:16 Tuck eats carrot Another great video. You guys do a great job planning, shooting, and editing these videos. The pace is just right and there isn't too much filler. + subscribed
Wish I had seen this 3 years ago when I tried and failed 3 times with the no-till. No one said 12 inches of wood chips. I saw cardboard and 6 inches of compost, and you can imagine what that brought! At the time, I was only going for a flower garden in the front yard, and the kicker was even my irises did worse than usual because the compost got so soggy... and weedy of course. Glad I'm learning so much from you to plan my first section of my food forest in the backyard starting this fall!!!
+Becki Jameson thanks Becki! I love doing this stuff. And I have done it before, so I know it works which gets me even more excited. I know right!!! Christmas came early
Finally someone who doesnt just brag around but explain how to grow your own food. I like how fast you explain and show what you do. I am going to watch the whole series! :) ty so much!
I got 120 yards of wood chips delivered just before snow hit last fall, so hopefully I'll get them spread here soon. Got another 35 yds delivered a wk ago. I've been trying to put cardboard & horse manure down before the chips. I know how you feel the excitement of getting all of those wood chips! I'm now on a list for wood chip drops. I get the manure free from another man. Figure I'll have to wait until next year to really get my garden going, after I spread it all. I'm in middle of bldg a container home, so alot going on. I'm a late start grandma, gardening for the 1st time. I planted seeds & so excited to see things sprouting. Can't do too much until I get the pump on my well, everything is bottled or rain/ snow collection. I started seeds in mini jug greenhouses. Also looking into doing Larry Halls raingutter system until next season when my wood chips are down. I was glad to hear your fast talk excitement on wood chips going step by step.
Jan Dawson Be careful with leaving huge woodchip drops unattended on your property if you don't have sufficient green material within it to compost it. The following spring found us fighting stinkhorn mushrooms on one of our woodchip piles and the nearby garden boxes and yard. It loves decomposing wood. My advice would be to mix in lots of greens & dirt/microbes to keep it active Like a regular compost pile or keep it covered. Three years later it was 100% worth it all, stinkhorn mushrooms included. Best organic material ever!
@@poltex6188 You are very welcome! In all my research on using wood chips, I never once read or heard of stinkhorn mushrooms so I'm more than happy to pass that bit of info on to the rest of the world. Have a blessed day :)
I'm just starting really serious gardening and by chance because of the description watched one of your videos, then another and another until I got this close to a beginning. Now I'm hooked. I also love your using Baker and that Tuck is your helper. I have Jackson for a helper and am awaiting fence approval so I can let him run free. He lets me know when our current juvie buck and doe are approaching. I started gardening in large black tree pots for raised beds because of the rocks under the half-inch of poor soil. Now I'll turn those pots into mini-wood-chip gardens! Thank you so much for doing all these great videos! Btw, I'm gardening on the Quimper Peninsula in Washington.
I got a big load of pine and it smells sooo good. You're not the only one that excited about wood chips. I even have to start all over fresh Hopefully sooner than later.
+Vaughn Malecki haha same with ours, I should have mentioned to smell. Lol that’s good to know, it’s just the potential and the value those chips create 👌😍
I know what you mean, I just chipped all the 4 inch and smaller limbs from a large sweet gum tree that the wind knocked down. The aroma is really fragrant. Different than any other I have encountered
Maybe if you want to start a garden with mulch you should place unpainted cardboard so the weed doesn't grow up like that! I saw someone do it and it actually worked! Keep up the good work!
Commenting under hubby's account but you had inspired me to turn my small piece of property into a food forest a few years ago it's still in the works but this I finally got my wood chips and I'm so excited to be spreading them out ☺️ thank you for all your educational videos I've learned so much from you. -Tegra Sampson
Just love your videos and all your beautiful and healthy harvesting. Tuck is too cute, he must be a very healthy pooch😀. Would love to visit your lovely and flourishing garden wherever you are. Keep growing healthy stuff.
@@jamesprigioni I also have a 'Back to Eden' garden with countless truck loads of woodchips I have spread throughout my property. I have found these tools to make that job extremely fast 1 wheelbarrow with high capacity www.homedepot.com/p/Rubbermaid-Commercial-Products-7-5-cu-ft-Plastic-Yard-Cart-FG564200BLA/100344354 2 garden fork with fine prongs for loading woodchips into my wheelbarrow www.homedepot.com/p/Ames-10-Tine-Welded-Bedding-Fork-2826300/204476209 3 heavy duty rake to spreading the woodchips www.homedepot.com/p/Ames-16-Tine-Double-Play-Bow-Rake-with-Fiberglass-Handle-28252100/204476163
Hi James, I'm watching every Video and became more and more convinced to create a permaculture garden. I already follow the principles. Recently we bought a little old house with a big shrub and a little garden patch (actually more a parking space with many blackberrys and other "weeds" on it). In fact the people before us used it as parking space, threw gravell and constructing rubble in there and there are the remains of a pool in the ground. Now we think about turning a big part of the ground away and get some good ground and compost.
Haha....I just got a load of wood chips from a local tree company and I was equally excited to cover my lawn. Some people post pictures of their kids on Facebook I post pictures of my pile of wood chips.
I get excited about wood chips too. I haven't done a montage or anything but maybe I should. Every time I get a load of wood chips though, I'm always surprised at how the drivers chuckle and shake their heads that I actually want their wood chips. Every single time. And I've had dozens of deliveries.
This Phase One is fantastic! Important to understand just how you built the Food Forest from the soil up. And take a look at that Tuck! You and the❤ Boss haven't aged a day!
You will find yourself saving all those paper bags we used to recycle along with all the clean paper from shoe boxes and wife's hand bag stuffind. Cardboard boxes too get worked in as a base cover. They are great to use cut up as leave in ground planting guides which also inhibit black birds from pulling out new sprouted plants. I used to loose lots of plants to them until i thought of that.
I have about 150'x110' here in Central Florida I am about to slowly clear by hand and turn into a more tropical food forest. We are cooler than much of central Florida despite being east of Orlando. I am looking at paw paws, star fruit, jabos and a variety of other trees. The problem is clearing the palms and then finding wood chips for the grey sand that results from removing palms. For sure a long multi-year project while still keeping it looking attractive from my neighbor's side, whom I am on good terms with. I look forward to the rest of this series.
I get this excited about wood chips too. My friends and family don't understand. All of my landscaping and flower beds are mulched with 6 to 14 inches of wood chips. It works so well! I don't water anything and my flowers love it. Keep on with the videos. I'm inspired to start a vegetable garden.
Don’t think people aren’t really grateful for your older shows-I am commenting here to remind you how much you are appreciated and the contribution you make to the world is truly amazing. Stay blessed, James!
It is funny to see how much more sedate James was back in the day.
Still VERY helpful!
Agree, this is so informative and concise. He totally rocks! 😁
Same!! Nice to be able to go back and see how it all started.
I concur and I’m excited to watch the new garden come to life
James! This older series is really helping my wife and I expand our garden and create our Ohio Food forest in our backyard. By next year we will have more raised beds growing more food than ever and we will have a lot of new plants growing directly in the ground of our food forest.
I've been a fan for a few years, with the dream of turning my corner lot (purchased from the city for $250!!) into a COMMUNITY food forest! I'm donating the land to my community. The other day, on a whim, I posted my idea in a FB garage sale site and the local neighborhoods group president contacted me. She has funding for everything I need. I just have to come up with a design and present it to the group for voting. The group is backed by a local college that loves to provide manpower! I don't know how I got so lucky. This dream is finally going to happen. So I'll spend the next week watching all your stuff so I can present a solid plan to the group. Thank you for giving me the idea!
Hello from Oklahoma! My family owns 40 acres here in Oklahoma and my plan is to turn it into a giant food forest and hopefully teach and help feed people. I just started this chapter in my life book but this will definitely be the most important!
me too ninja
I’d like to know how’s it going and how did you learn❣️😊. Do you have videos?
How’s it going?? That’s my dream too!
How is it going?
I’m doing 3 acres in SC!
Love how you intelligently educate us. Love the energy and the positivity. Can't wait to follow along this winter! Thanks for everything you learn and share. Amazing!
Thank you my friend. I really appreciate the encouragement 😄
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I’m GOING TO MAKE ONE, for myself but more importantly to leave for my children! Thank you so much for what you do and share with others.❣️😎🦩🌴. I’m 68 now but you’re never too old! Live Florida panhandle so we have a long growing season. Rarely below freezing.
th-cam.com/video/YivCVgCmPZM/w-d-xo.html inspired by you!!!
Wood chip montage! Good stuff. Putting you on our list of top 10 garden starting videos! Thanks for doing this video.
He is speaking nice and fast and not long winded. Thanks for being considerate.
James, I've been watching your videos non-stop since I've found them about a month ago. Now I'm making my way through your older videos and I wanted to stop by and say that you're such an inspiration. Your humble and positive perspective on challenges you face is so refreshing. Thank you for the reminder to stay in the moment!
I'm so excited. I just got my 1st load of woodchips today. I put in an order and waited 4 months without any response but then I called my electric company and I had woodchips within the week for free. I also talked to the driver and he said he would put me on the list for future loads. I told him to keep them coming.
Love your excitement. One year I gave my mother a truck load of top soil for Mother's Day. She was thrilled!
My mother gave me a Rubbermaid compost bin for a wedding present.
In 1994. Still composting happily.
Starting over on this adventure… we had a 3 year food Forrest going but have now moved to my grandparents farm and I’m starting over. Currently have 8 trees planted, 9 blueberry bushes, dozen or so raspberry bushes are on the way, 100 or so strawberry plants to plant this weekend. I’ve only got one load of wood chips but we’ve found a constant supply of free compost sourced. Also been saving our Amazon and moving boxes to smother out the grass as well. Our laying hens are currently filling the soil to prepare it for strawberries by the end of the weekend
3:13 Tuck chasing a chicken. :D
Just watched phase 1-6. Can't wait to get started. Super excited because I found a website to drop off an entire dump truck full of wood chips!! So glad I found your channel
Dude James, coming across your videos today was a miracle. I just ate it all up. I've been racking my brain all winter on redesigning my backyard with the notion that everything I plant will be edible. After coming across your videos of your fabulous food Forest everything just feel into place, thank you so much. I haven't seen some of your really recent footage yet but if it hasn't been suggested or your not already doing it, I bet you would absolutely love having a few bee hives in your Forest. Thanks so much for your knowledge, integral speaking and teaching abilities and for being so gosh darn cute! Happy gardening and many good vibes to you and yours my friend.
Perfect!!
Your welcome! Making these videos and growing food is my passion, so I’m happy the food forest connected with you. Bees would be awesome, I think I need to look into those 🤔
Your welcome Jesse, and thank you for you kindness and encouragement!
Happy gardening and good vibes back at you 😉
Dear James, You have been such an inspiration and my saving grace during the Coivd-19 Pandemic. Your (and Tuck's) energy and love for gardening is so beautiful. I have always dreamt of having a garden, and this winter I watched almost all of your videos and began planning. I am so excited to share that I DID IT! I have turned part of my backyard into a food forest. At the moment it contains only fencing, wood chips, and blueberry bushes. However, my fruit trees and strawberries are order. I have even set up my Birdies raised bed. (Thank you TUCK! ). I appreciate you!!!!
TUCK'S AMAZING!!!!! WHO WANTS A TUCK SHIRT!!!!!??????
Hi James! It's great that you have so much extra space to expand your food forest! I'm looking forward to the transformation.
TH-cam really is a nice community with people like you.
Three words: Edible Public Landscaping.
Because public works should provide free food to citizens.
I just joined the channel when it's about to hit 1 mil subs, and I love these older videos seeing how you made it all happen. Your enthusiasm is contagious! Keep making amazing content!
I am starting my food forest this year. 3 trailer loads of wood chips have been put down. Lots more to go! I am making a about a 60 x 60 area. Fencing is up and I plan to let my chickens get in and prep that ground while I work on bringing in the wood chips. Thanks for all the videos!! I need all the information I can get!
A faster way to move those wood chips is to use a tarp. Slide the wood chips from the pile to the tarp and drag to new place. Next just pull up on end and they slide off into place.
Lisa Bissett me! I’m 60 and disabled and do the best I can. I drag my Live Oak leaves to my chicken by tarp too.
@@judyhowell7075 I am 61 and use a tarp too for hauling my leaves and sticks around. So much easier, doesn't tip over and holds lots more!
We’re just getting smarter:)
Or just rent a bobcat front loader. Seems like a far better use of time and energy.
@@VACatholic they probably can't even drive to the hardware store because they get their DL taken
I like how you are precise with your words.I'm able to follow through with ease
James, I have been following you for two years now. Your knowledge is what motivated me to make a bountiful garden in my small Pittsburgh backyard when I knew very little about growing anything other than house plants. I don't think people know the gold that your videos are. Keep growing!
It’s crazy to see your garden now from this point! It’s beautiful!! Also… hearts for Tuck and his chicken friends! 💕❤️💕❤️💕❤️💕❤️
Seeing Tuck in the margins is my favorite part.
I absolutely LOVE your channel! I have been binge watching you and CAN'T believe your intellectual knowledge on this! I'm trying to get everyone I know subscribed and HOOKED as I am to your channel. YOU have taught me SO much in such a SHORT amount of time. Ty sooo much! I am soooo looking forward to spring.
Had to save this playlist gon be useful one day.
I’m a Jersey girl and so happy to find a gardener on TH-cam from Jersey!!
You are the best Gardener on you tube. You explain everything so we'll. Impressive.
We have learned so much from you James and your little side kick. And we are in our 60s , we look forward to watching your old post and your new ones … we thank you so much 😊
Bless you
Underrated video. The information you provide in this is truly immeasurable. Keep up the good work!
Underrated video.
About a month ago I found this channel and subscribed. I have been playing catch up watching the older videos so really looking forward to these videos coming up.
Awesome! I hope you find value in them 😃
I know I have.
James, I'm a retired teacher from Chicago enjoying serious gardening for the first time. Of all the gardening shows, its' come down to you. I like your demeanor & your non-uniform approach. My next step is following your Neem oil solution. Thanks for you being you!!
The more I watch the more I love watching. I think I’m starting to really get it. YEAH.
Tuck in the wheel barrel was the best part
woodchip montage for the win
3:04 magic trick with shovel and bucket
6:17 woodchip montage
6:36 Tuck (dog) takes a ride in wheelbarrow
7:55 planned woodchip depth and how to transplant
9:16 Tuck eats carrot
Another great video. You guys do a great job planning, shooting, and editing these videos. The pace is just right and there isn't too much filler.
+ subscribed
Thanks Donald, we have a lot of fun making them. So it's awesome to hear that you are enjoying them 😁 😁
3:13 Tuck chasing a chicken.
Wow! Look at that great steaming pile! Jackpot!! Will be fun to see your new space progress. Thanks!!
Cant help but think if everyone who had a yard that could produce a full perrenial garden, had one, we would be in much better shape overall.
This is my favorite channel by far
Very insightful video! Thank you James!
I get super duper excited too about wood chips and leaves...gotta love it!
Wish I had seen this 3 years ago when I tried and failed 3 times with the no-till. No one said 12 inches of wood chips. I saw cardboard and 6 inches of compost, and you can imagine what that brought! At the time, I was only going for a flower garden in the front yard, and the kicker was even my irises did worse than usual because the compost got so soggy... and weedy of course. Glad I'm learning so much from you to plan my first section of my food forest in the backyard starting this fall!!!
Wow! Look at how great his soil is already!
I adore your enthusiasm. When you explain it all, I get stoked, too! And wow! That steaming pile of forest floor gold!
+Becki Jameson thanks Becki! I love doing this stuff. And I have done it before, so I know it works which gets me even more excited.
I know right!!! Christmas came early
There's nothing like the anticipation of great reward to keep you motivated to do the grunt work!
Your enthusiasm is more contagious than Corona...Great video, timing too.
Violet leaves are edible - they are great in salads! Loved seeing how you actually started this. I am wanting to do this in my own backyard - thanks!
Finally someone who doesnt just brag around but explain how to grow your own food. I like how fast you explain and show what you do. I am going to watch the whole series! :) ty so much!
I totally share ur excitement for woodchips.....
You made me smile when you got excited about woodchip lol thats awesome
Not silly that you are happy! I’m happy for you too! Need it too! Thanks! I’m attending to you
I love your enthusiasm! There's nothing wrong with being excited about wood chips : )
Thanks! I’m glad you feel the same way about chips 😂
I got 120 yards of wood chips delivered just before snow hit last fall, so hopefully I'll get them spread here soon. Got another 35 yds delivered a wk ago. I've been trying to put cardboard & horse manure down before the chips. I know how you feel the excitement of getting all of those wood chips! I'm now on a list for wood chip drops. I get the manure free from another man. Figure I'll have to wait until next year to really get my garden going, after I spread it all. I'm in middle of bldg a container home, so alot going on. I'm a late start grandma, gardening for the 1st time. I planted seeds & so excited to see things sprouting. Can't do too much until I get the pump on my well, everything is bottled or rain/ snow collection. I started seeds in mini jug greenhouses. Also looking into doing Larry Halls raingutter system until next season when my wood chips are down. I was glad to hear your fast talk excitement on wood chips going step by step.
Jan Dawson Be careful with leaving huge woodchip drops unattended on your property if you don't have sufficient green material within it to compost it. The following spring found us fighting stinkhorn mushrooms on one of our woodchip piles and the nearby garden boxes and yard. It loves decomposing wood. My advice would be to mix in lots of greens & dirt/microbes to keep it active Like a regular compost pile or keep it covered. Three years later it was 100% worth it all, stinkhorn mushrooms included. Best organic material ever!
@@sgibau Thanks for info!
@@poltex6188 You are very welcome! In all my research on using wood chips, I never once read or heard of stinkhorn mushrooms so I'm more than happy to pass that bit of info on to the rest of the world. Have a blessed day :)
It’s 2023 and this is solid Gold! 🥰
Thank you for sharing ; information , motivation , determination ,but most of all EXCITEMENT!!!
You have it going on. Your channel has really blossomed with all the new videos and editing. Congratulations. Have a great day. Best wishes Bob.
Thanks Bob! I always love hearing from you my friend 😄
absolutely living for the wood chip montage
I'm just starting really serious gardening and by chance because of the description watched one of your videos, then another and another until I got this close to a beginning. Now I'm hooked. I also love your using Baker and that Tuck is your helper. I have Jackson for a helper and am awaiting fence approval so I can let him run free. He lets me know when our current juvie buck and doe are approaching. I started gardening in large black tree pots for raised beds because of the rocks under the half-inch of poor soil. Now I'll turn those pots into mini-wood-chip gardens! Thank you so much for doing all these great videos! Btw, I'm gardening on the Quimper Peninsula in Washington.
It's nice knowing other people get as excited about this stuff as me, my fiance always give me a hard time about how excited I get about gardening
I am so excited this process is going to be recorded from day one. You should do a timelapse of filling it in with wood chips!
Going through your older catalogue now. Thank you for all your hard work
Love the wood chip montage, especially with the pup
Man can't help but love the woodchip montage
Nice! I planted a geranium in a old stump a couple years ago, and it really thrived! I can see the benefits to what you are doing. Cool channel.
YOU SHOULD BE EXCITED ABOUT WOODCHIPS! YES!! thank you for your work and your high quality information.
One of my favorite times of year is when I order mulch/compost/etc.
I got a big load of pine and it smells sooo good. You're not the only one that excited about wood chips. I even have to start all over fresh Hopefully sooner than later.
+Vaughn Malecki haha same with ours, I should have mentioned to smell. Lol that’s good to know, it’s just the potential and the value those chips create 👌😍
The Gardening Channel With James Prigioni I just hope I can find some easier when I relocate to more rural area.
I know what you mean, I just chipped all the 4 inch and smaller limbs from a large sweet gum tree that the wind knocked down. The aroma is really fragrant. Different than any other I have encountered
Maybe if you want to start a garden with mulch you should place unpainted cardboard so the weed doesn't grow up like that! I saw someone do it and it actually worked! Keep up the good work!
I ADORE wood chips! Just had the tree trimming folks drop 6 loads! True prosperity!
Montage was hilarious :D :D love your videos. So informative. Thank you!
Great video! Yeah, I get excited about this stuff too...
Tuck was hunting, gathering and taking off with his finds back then too! ❤
Thanks for the good explanations. One remark though: using a spading fork rather than a spade will kill fewer worms when you dig. Love your worms!
Commenting under hubby's account but you had inspired me to turn my small piece of property into a food forest a few years ago it's still in the works but this I finally got my wood chips and I'm so excited to be spreading them out ☺️ thank you for all your educational videos I've learned so much from you. -Tegra Sampson
Just love your videos and all your beautiful and healthy harvesting. Tuck is too cute, he must be a very healthy pooch😀. Would love to visit your lovely and flourishing garden wherever you are. Keep growing healthy stuff.
I like your charisma and you explain very well....
Wooooow, what a mountain ! :) great stuff
Let’s gooooooo!!
Its a nice day when you have a fresh load of chips in the driveway!!
Yeah it is, especially when you garden everyday bro
@@jamesprigioni I also have a 'Back to Eden' garden with countless truck loads of woodchips I have spread throughout my property. I have found these tools to make that job extremely fast
1 wheelbarrow with high capacity
www.homedepot.com/p/Rubbermaid-Commercial-Products-7-5-cu-ft-Plastic-Yard-Cart-FG564200BLA/100344354
2 garden fork with fine prongs for loading woodchips into my wheelbarrow
www.homedepot.com/p/Ames-10-Tine-Welded-Bedding-Fork-2826300/204476209
3 heavy duty rake to spreading the woodchips
www.homedepot.com/p/Ames-16-Tine-Double-Play-Bow-Rake-with-Fiberglass-Handle-28252100/204476163
@@portaadonai thanks for the tool tips.
I’m in South Jersey, so happy I found your channel! I need the help from someone who goes through the same weather!
GREAT VIDEO. YOU ARE AN EXCELLENT TEACHER.
Thank you soo much, I always love hearing from you my friend 😁
He’s my favorite!
The sudden montage cracked me up! I laughed so hard. Love it, man!
You by far are coolest guy gardening!
Hi James, I'm watching every Video and became more and more convinced to create a permaculture garden. I already follow the principles. Recently we bought a little old house with a big shrub and a little garden patch (actually more a parking space with many blackberrys and other "weeds" on it). In fact the people before us used it as parking space, threw gravell and constructing rubble in there and there are the remains of a pool in the ground. Now we think about turning a big part of the ground away and get some good ground and compost.
Haha....I just got a load of wood chips from a local tree company and I was equally excited to cover my lawn. Some people post pictures of their kids on Facebook I post pictures of my pile of wood chips.
Thank you for showing your older videos. Moving to s place with land and I really want to grow a food forest! Hi Tuck!
I get excited about wood chips too. I haven't done a montage or anything but maybe I should.
Every time I get a load of wood chips though, I'm always surprised at how the drivers chuckle and shake their heads that I actually want their wood chips. Every single time. And I've had dozens of deliveries.
Yeah, that happened to me too. Yet, I just smiled back because I saved about $150.00 from buying mulch from Home Depot.
I can't believe you recorded this today. I look forward for your videos. As soon as I can I will try to make mine hopefully this spring. Thank you.
This Phase One is fantastic! Important to understand just how you built the Food Forest from the soil up. And take a look at that Tuck! You and the❤ Boss haven't aged a day!
Hi James it was a heated pile of saw dust mixed with grass that encouraged me to do a course in horticulture , I started heat composting.
You will find yourself saving all those paper bags we used to recycle along with all the clean paper from shoe boxes and wife's hand bag stuffind. Cardboard boxes too get worked in as a base cover. They are great to use cut up as leave in ground planting guides which also inhibit black birds from pulling out new sprouted plants. I used to loose lots of plants to them until i thought of that.
This is exactly what I was looking for in instruction. Good stuff.
You are doing great James! I look forward to this new area exploding with life!
Thanks Blake!! Me too, can’t wait to get some delicious food from it 😁😁
I have about 150'x110' here in Central Florida I am about to slowly clear by hand and turn into a more tropical food forest. We are cooler than much of central Florida despite being east of Orlando. I am looking at paw paws, star fruit, jabos and a variety of other trees. The problem is clearing the palms and then finding wood chips for the grey sand that results from removing palms. For sure a long multi-year project while still keeping it looking attractive from my neighbor's side, whom I am on good terms with. I look forward to the rest of this series.
Thanks for all the videos you makw James. God bless you
Wood chip montage = most Jersey thing ever!!! The Boss would be proud.
I get this excited about wood chips too. My friends and family don't understand. All of my landscaping and flower beds are mulched with 6 to 14 inches of wood chips. It works so well! I don't water anything and my flowers love it. Keep on with the videos. I'm inspired to start a vegetable garden.
Wow, this goes way back almost to when you were doing a panel discusdion kind of format. Seeing you go over the years is inspiring. ❤ Tuck..
I love seeing you have fun in your videos it fun to watch.
Thanks Kelly, this really is my passion. I feel so blessed that I get to do it 😄
Exactly what we need to get started...thank you!
The wood chip montage was top-notch quality youtube content. That's what I subscribe for :)
A wonderful channel. Thank you from Australia 🇦🇺🙏👌👍