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How to Install a Grocery Row Garden and Turn a Lawn into a Long-Term Food Supply
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ก.ย. 2022
- Over the last few weeks we have been building a new garden in the backyard, starting with kitchen gardens and herbs, and now, finally, recreating our Grocery Row Gardening system on a larger scale!
Join us as we plant a garden and have some fall fun. And bury a sacrifice. Here's how to plant a grocery row garden, piece by piece. (Including some impromptu plumbing).
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Grocery Row Gardening is a permaculture gardening method developed by David The Good. It is an agroforestry garden on a backyard scale, creating a food forest under control by putting it into rows. It uses elements from Stefan Sobkowiak's Permaculture Orchard, Andrew Millison's edible hedges, Geoff Lawton's food forest systems, Ernst Goetsch's Syntropic Agriculture, Ann Ralph's Grow a Little Fruit Tree and lots of my own innovation, creating a food garden that overflows with life. I consider it my backyard emergency food supply, as well as a place of joy and beauty.
Yay a new video. Checking in from Bradenton FL. My gardens are a mess. Any good hurricane clean up videos? We are all alive and unharmed though. God is good.
Pile up all you can and let it rot down into compost. Also, save good tree logs and get 'em sawmilled!
Glad you're safe, God is good!
WATCH OUT FOR SNAKES!
Glad you're all right.
Bradenton too! Yep. Mines been pretty ravaged. Though everything seems to have made it out without much damage! The garden anyways.
The shed and the oak tree....those had an epic battle😬
Over the last few weeks we have been building a new garden in the backyard, starting with kitchen gardens and herbs, and now, finally, recreating our Grocery Row Gardening system on a larger scale!
Join us as we plant a garden and have some fall fun. And bury a sacrifice. Here's how to plant a grocery row garden, piece by piece. (Including some impromptu plumbing).
Get GROCERY ROW GARDENING: amzn.to/3rk7bWR
Join me at SCRUBFEST 2022: www.thesurvivalgardener.com/scrubfest-2022/
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Join up at www.freesteading.com for a homesteading social media network.
Grocery Row Gardening is a permaculture gardening method developed by David The Good. It is an agroforestry garden on a backyard scale, creating a food forest under control by putting it into rows. It uses elements from Stefan Sobkowiak's Permaculture Orchard, Andrew Millison's edible hedges, Geoff Lawton's food forest systems, Ernst Goetsch's Syntropic Agriculture, Ann Ralph's Grow a Little Fruit Tree and lots of my own innovation, creating a food garden that overflows with life. I consider it my backyard emergency food supply, as well as a place of joy and beauty.
Thanks for watching!
I don't know much about the frost line in Alabama....I think is where you said you're at, but if there's any risk of freezing, that tap is going to bust and become a nightmare to deal with in wintertime. I used to install hydrants and install wells and the plumbing for them. Hydrants are built so that the excess water left inside bleeds back down through a weeping valve below the frost line into some gravel. If freezing water is a risk there, this tap you installed should only be used as a temporary solution.
Also, I just purchased 2 of your books today, I love your videos.
After your video a few weeks back I contacted that company to see if I could get a deal on one of their 17" broad forks. They talked me down to the "peoples" 12" cause I'm 5' tall, 115 lbs and 65 yrs old. I bought it but my inner ego still thinks I could have done the 17". Anyway, thanks for highlighting it...it's great!
Yeah, I hate plumbing too, but I HATE paying a plumber more😁
My dad's word was "rat's ass" every time he was having a problem with a project. When he went to saying "bear's ass!" Mommy started shooing us kids off to play out on the farm. 🤣
That was a for real Moses hitting the rock kinda miracle. God is awesome!
Same thought I had lol 😆
I can’t believe the homesteaders convention in Milton is right down the street (2miles) from our house this year! I bought my tickets and look forward to hearing you speak! Blessings to you and your family.
*Broken pipe a major breakthrough* What a lucky break!
I like being able to watch you build these beds from the beginning. You look so joyful now that you have your own place. I guess you could call all of the other gardens practice, right?
Bonus points for the dad shoes
I'm in the planning state of turning my back yard into a garden. I get a lot of information from you and thank you a lot for that. I tell my husband, "The more I can grow, the less you have to mow!"
Grow Mow no less
"Thare's a Huge Amount of Fertility in a Dead Animal." - David the Good
Loved the illustration, too!
Y'all should put that on a tee-shirt! 😆
"Fig from a friend", thats T-shirt material right there.
Yup I’ve been slowly digging out the worthless grass for veggies! All done by hand with the shovel lol. I recently fenced the entire half yard so the dogs get a small grass area and I get the rest 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻💪🏻🐾🐾
Hello from Oklahoma. Thanks for posting this vid!
Lol. We live on the west coast, so every time I hear you mention edibles I do a double take.
I Am glad your video's exist, As I have a hard time watching documentary style gardening videos.
so glad to see you in the garden ❤️
I watched this video 5 months ago, then again tonight as I'm binging on garden videos at present. I love seeing you and your family interacting. You all are precious and real. Makes me feel normal as my family and I were always precious and real. My kids are grown with their own precious and real going on. Many blessings. Maranatha.
Thank you, Lucy.
We’ve hit a big 480v line that the utility didn’t mark pre-dig on the tractor with a ripping shank…. KABOOOOOM!
Yikes!!!
Pretty crazy pipe miracle 🌟
Your guitar playing is tasteful, David. I listen to your music channel as well, but I hadn't heard the solo on that song. Well done.👏
God is Good doing miracles daily..
Lost control of his language 😂 Love it! 🤬😤😜😎🤫
Thank you for these videos, I've been thinking and reading and sketching plans. I started out looking at Food Forest style, and then Permaculture design. Got overwhelmed and just decided 'ya know what, I'm just gonna plant fruit trees (pruned and/espaliered to stay within reach and not shade things too much) and perennials of things we actually eat and plant my veggies in between. Had no idea this was a thing. I've been growing in containers for 3 years but tried a few dug out beds topped w/ compost and mulch this spring and am hooked on gardening in the ground again.
Manatee county check in! Yes We've had plenty of rain. It's hard to kill grass here.
The timing of the moo after the dead animal fertility bit was priceless 😂😂😂
IMPORTANT PREPPER FOOD ITEM.
Dry Mung Beans have an incredible long storage life. They don't seem to attract pests and can be sprouted in 3-4 days. They can also be Cooked in various recipes. If you Plant the dry seed EACH PLANT produces 100's more mung beans. I use NO TILL methods and the Mung beans Thrive without chemical fertilizers or pesticides.
Love your humor, bud. Love seeing the offspring hanging around helping out, laughing at your goofs. Great job!
Love seeing how your Grocery Row garden coming along God was so good with the water pipe saved you time n hard work David have a Awesome Blessed weekend 🙏 🇺🇸 🌳 🌿 👍
This is awesome. I love this method.
Your "Oooh...Sugar Pie" song sounds cool at 1.75 speed, fyi.
My key question is, "Did you reconnect the house water or does the family get go to the garden and share water with the ducks?"
oh funny 😁
yes , I was puzzled by the unconnected pipe left sticking out of the dirt bank of the hole?? if it was to be reconnected, that was the time to put a T FITTING in the incoming line
@@georgewages8539 I was thinking the same. Wonder what he did.
Now you should grow a tree that you bend up into the shape of a chair so you can sit in the garden.
Brilliant! Loving it! Love your music inserts too and the rapping. Had to show my husband the part about your grandpa and plumbing.Relatable.😂
Just got another one of your books in the mail and looking forward to reading it.
Thank you for the video! I’m going to enjoy watching the new garden come into being.
Thank you!
God bless your Grandpa, so glad I was able to watch the plumbing your garden with ducks channel it has been most interesting and the plant stuff and that grocery row idea seems great too. lol
“The poor peoples broad fork” is a pitchfork on a dry day 😂😂😂😂😂
I cannot wait to get me a real one one day. When we finally get land down here in East Tennessee; it’ll be one of my first garden purchases fo sho
Thanks
You make some pretty good vids. Enjoyable
Blessing in disguise when you hit that waterline. Brilliant to put a spigot there! All of you look very happy and relaxed now that you’re home.
just added another one of your books to my collection!
Thank you, Corey.
Love watching your videos David, I have learned so much, but right now my garden is a big mess because of hurricane Ian coming through we were fortunate it missed us up here in Pasco county, we had lots of wind damage, lost my first banana plant that was just about to fruit so lots of cleaning up here today, can’t wait to see how your garden will look by spring and summer time.
Good luck pulling everything back together. That is tough.
God is so good to you, sir. He did it for you well in advance 👏🏻🙏🏻✝️❤️
I like your idea of leaving the cherry tree in your row. I'm considering doing the same with a volunteer mulberry (thank you, Mr Bird). But, first I want your opinion. Is a mulberry suitable for topping at about six feet tall? It's about four feet from our garage and about ten feet from the house, so if it can't be kept small it will have to go. Thanks very much. ~ Lisa
P.S. Your water pipe find was quite serendipitous, almost as if God were blessing your garden. Forgive me for waxing poetic, but that was the thought that entered my mind when you showed it.
P.S.S. I'm very excited for you and your family as you develop your new homestead. Sorry about the goat. Perhaps you could add a verse to that song of yours. You know, the one about burying your rabbit beneath a cherry tree. Just a thought.
Mulberry take very well to pollarding
Yes - you can prune a mulberry.
Thanks for asking that question! I have had a mulberry tree volunteer right next to my compost pile. I may try pollarding it. I do not want it shading my garden. I thought I saw DTG pause in prayer over that pipe find, truly blessed!!
Mulberry is one that will seek out any pipes with water and the roots can destroy plumbing so be aware of where you let them live. Mr. Rotor Rooter will be a visitor if you put em or let them grow in the wrong place.. don’t ask me how I know..🙄
I have trees and trees. Just like that. In two different states now.
MAKE SURE YOU PLANT THE LOQUAT TREE BEFORE IT DIES! My dad has loquats here in South Texas, & he gets a ton of them in the spring & they’re delicious! You don’t even have to do much for them - they grow well in warm weather climates. I usually go over to his house between late March & early April, and I’m usually able to gather huge buckets full of the fruit. I pull the peeling off and eat them fresh (spitting out the seeds, but I also make tons of loquat jelly, which is delicious on biscuits, muffins, as a filling between layers of cake, etc.. The only year that they didn’t produce fruit, was after the big Texas freeze, but I hope they’ll produce fruit again in 2023.
In your experience, can loquats survive a freeze? Sounds like they can, but might not produce that year because the blossom gets hosed? Which is pretty much the same as plums, cherries etc. Or is it that even a cold winter will prevent fruiting next year? Also, do you know if multiple trees are needed for pollination? I have one I planted from a seed someone gave me, thinking to plant it out, but we can get very cold winters, plus I might need to get another one if I want fruit.
Oh my gosh, you cracked me up when you said “I should just till the whole yard and find out where the pipes are”-I needed that! I tend to find things that way as well, Although I recently lost a sprinkler by putting in a new bed and forgetting where exactly it is…
Awesome! I'm so excited for you guys!
The water line situation...lol! Well I don't need to worry about that one.
Your baby is getting so big! She's so cute!
Thanks for sharing.
David, let us know how you and your family are. Thinking of you and your family 🌹Carmen
We are well, thank you.
We enjoy learning gardening from watching you. Stay safe,Carmen
Oh how I love your opening drums!!! ❤️ y’all, Kristy in Missouri zone 6b 😃🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸. Oh and what do you know or do with juniper berries? Thanks, and have you listened to The Judy’s yet🤣
Gin!
So I did it. I got tickets for my family to scrub fest. I turned 39 today and this is my best present. Cant wait to meet you David.
Awesome!!!
And happy birthday!
I somehow got "unsubscribed". The good news is my membership stayed intact. I'm back. I appreciate your awesome contributions.
....or maybe not. It says I'm a member on my end but I can't access anything and my badge is missing.
God blessed you for helping so many!!!❤️👍🙏
Your ducks are so cute they are making me want ducks now too.
I enjoyed the grasshopper jump over the rows.
Thanks for this video!!!!
You can never have too many plants!
So glad to see things coming along, David. Stay blessed.
Thank you for sharing
I just went Conan the barbarian on my Peruvian apple cactus. They grow huge. I have enough cuttings to plant a cactus forest if I had the space. Love watching the creation of a GRG
I an so thankful for your knowledge! TY for sharing it with us. Praying for a spectacular harvest from all of your hard work, for His glory! Much respect from Arkansas.
We love love love our broadfork!! How did we garden without it?? Invest in the biggest helper you will ever have. They do have smaller versions as well.
My father's nemesis was also plumbing. The color of the expletives would vary depending on the task and misbehavior of the plumbing parts. Then it would crescendo based upon how much rework or part failure was involved.
love watching you and family . you are good people. glad you have a place to call your own
Hey little brother, you crack me up. Learned a lot from you and still learning. Incredible music talent too. Yahweh bless you and family and prosper all to which you set your hands.
Thank you.
Gosh darn it. I wish I would have thought to have all my friends take some of my potted plants home with them when we moved.
I swear to my time. Your videos need to come with warnings. I cannot take a drink of anything while listening to you speak because I never know when I’m going to spit out my sip of water from what you have just said. This time it was burying the sacrifice. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
More buried treasure 😊
Looking forward to watching this mature .
Great video, David! "Thanks Dear". 😆
I missed the premiere by this much...
Wonderful to see your new grg going in.
Ok I bought the GRG book (mainly out of support) but even though size doesn't really matter all that much I'm still thinking i quite simply don't have enough space to add trees, that makes me sad. We already have a preexisting OLD mulberry tree that provides a lot of berries and also a lot of afternoon shade 😢. We own a quater of a block in a small town and our neighbors own the other 3/4 and sadly their yard has a ton of trees that shade our backyard and as fall rolls around my garden area sees less and less sun, so much so that I have very little hope for my fall plantings. Despite all this being said i am using all space I can (we tried to expand my growing area this year but ran into extremely old cement that has broken into gravel property line to property line) to grow in I've put in grapes, blackberry, blueberry, strawberriy, raspberry, asparagus and standard annuals, can I still consider it a GRG without the use of trees? Or would it be like a Dollar General Row Garden? 🤣. It's it possible to grow dwarf trees in big pots? 🤷♀️ I LOVE the GRG book it's packed full of great info (as well as the other two I have) and it motivates me to continue saving those pennies to one day turn them into a few acres. I'm also excited to see this new Good setup flurish 👍 (sorry that was extremely long winded)
You can dwarf most fruit trees far smaller than you think.
i'ma follow along and make my own grocery row garden
You might have wanted to put a tee in and connected that horizontal pipe so you can add other faucets elsewhere
Now you have pvc hoop house material. Time to push your zone.
My fellow floridians... plus side of huricanes. get your free bagged mulch while you can. Lets get this state cleaned up.
Great message. Thanks for the perspective.
This gives me hope, sweet work there brother, can't wait to get some land see how productive we can make it, grow well.
Looking nice. Tractor helps i just have hand tiller. Thanks for the tip on the water line tho
Loved the episode as always. Thanks for the information.
Remarkable and beautiful 🎉🎉🎉
Please send me a few loquat trees. My grandparents had one. Delicious and fun to climb. If doable, let me know. Yes, willing to pay for trees and shipping. It would be great, brings back good memories.
Hi from Niceville Fl. I just planted my first garden here. Potatoes and Kale. Wish me luck
Good luck!
Hopefully your coming to the gulf coast meet-up. Bet we’re neighbors of only a few blocks! I got Seminole pumpkins running all over my backyard right now.
You're back !
You have a zucchini popping up at 15:21 ....! Move slow it is right behind you!
KILL IT WITH FIRE!!!!!
Survival Plumbing with David the Godo
Great video! Thanks for all you do!
You got some slunky assed chops, man. Love your videos, and music. Do you hand play the drums on a midi controller, and do bass, lead guit, as well? My guess is that you do.
Stuck at work, let me know how it goes
What zone are you in? What all will you be planting at this time? Looks great!! Love your sense of humor!
Cmon Davey, man up and open your own PVC glue ;) nice of you to loosen it for him ;)
I literally could not believe he opened it.
@@davidthegood it’s ok Davey, one day you’ll grow up ;) (but your videos will be way less fun when that happens ;)
Its lookn good!!!
Great job 👍👍👍
The soil looks 1000% better than the last garden! I can relate to clearing the area before plumbing as the air tends to get blue when using pvc..
Question for you.. would this principle of grocery row garden work on a approx 30 degree slope as long as the beds can be formed and kept in place? Also, if a swale before a 4’ wide level bed on the up slope side would work well to keep erosion to a minimum and also serve as a H2O catchment bank of sorts. Slope is west to east, east facing, gets sun most of the day, planning beds to run north south across the slope. I have 16 fruit trees - bare root and in pots, 6 raspberry starts and comfrey root to start with and as I find other shrubs will add them. Plan to keep fruit trees small, no taller than 6’ to make pruning and eventual harvesting easier and ladder free.
Working on digging out wild invasive Himalayan blackberries and scotch broom before I run the tractor and rototiller over it so fragments of blackberry roots don’t spread everywhere and make more.
My brother, I don't have a farm or land or anything yet yet being the key word so I don't really pay too close attention to your videos but I really appreciate you giving your book away for free I still have it downloaded and I will use it one day. I'm here to comment on your beard, you look absolutely phenomenal you remind me of someone, oh it's me you remind me of me! Can't trust men that don't have beards like us, lesbians.
Thank you.
Great idea!
Great video!👍
David you know you loosened the cap for him And now you have all that PVC pipe that you can build things out of.
Could you show us a soil profile ? A close up of a hole, maybe 3 or 4 feet deep ?
And put a soil sample on a sheet of paper printed with a standard color chart to document humus storage ?
I sound like i’m asking a lot maybe. But it’s just ideas of content and documenting your garden.
I am going to test the soil soon. Digging a pit for a soil profile is a good idea.
When you hit the pipe you didnt hear any beverly hillbillies music play ? ✌🏻