Changing Old Farmland to a Fully Functioning Garden! | Dream Gardens! | Luxury Living

Longing for a quieter life on the land, Kristy and Neil bought a fifty-two hectare property in rural Gippsland. But the run-down farm will need serious work if they are to create the productive garden they desire.
With a view to connect their family to nature, the garden plans feature an extensive vegetable patch, an orchard of fruit and nut trees, a pizza oven with an entertaining area and a brand-new barn style house to overlook the incredible valley below.
This would be a big endeavour for a skilled farmer, so with no gardening experience themselves, the learning curve is steep for the Melbourne-based family. They’ll face wild deer interference, a capeweed infestation and back breaking work, with no guarantee their tree change dream will ever become a reality.
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[@kh.kompot8634]

The scenery is so beautiful.

[@cityvegetablegardener2638]

Imagine all this beautiful land was stolen from the indigenous people.

[@ShengYue]

This is really beautiful and inspiring

[@shawa2938]

It's sad that more people don't want this life I pray they keep going and I pray I can do it one day 🙏

[@pathendy8286]

Most people's issue is the enormous barrier to entry. I wish I could move out of a 700m2 new build in Central Vic and onto 5 acres, but I'd need $1m plus to even entertain the prospect.

[@88artiles]

Greetings from Florida, it was a great watch! Wish nothing but the best to the family!

[@srilakshmichalicheema1534]

Good content! Keep up the good job.

[@foxywhitetip7387]

Livestock naturally pastured is the best way to regenerate those depleted soils/ even dustbowls.. it’s called regenerative farming

[@antonbudau3089]

Big family welldone....

[@AB-ol5uz]

Why didn't they use a sileage tarp to cover the ground (and kill the weeds/grass) and avoid chemical sprays in the orchard?

[@mswilson2104]

Weldone,lovely couple,family..i got some great ideas, salute nz

[@mikehunte398]

Gorgeous! Do you know the name of the companies that did all of the work for them?

[@gregpendrey6711]

What the hekko? Only one comment before me in half a day. I guess Aussies talk funny. No, it's Buuh-leeesss-d. Aka blessed. Haha.

[@nemanjagradinac5419]

I’m not sure if the presenter thinks these people are idiots? 😂
A lot of skepticism! The guys a successful chap, and they clearly know what they want and are employing the correct help they need. They’re not exactly biting off more than they can chew, so long as they’ve got funds to finance it thennn….viola 🤷‍♂️