Hi Angela, I can't tell you how much I learn from your videos as well as feeling validated with my own food forest I've been working on. You are awesome!
Thank you for your positive video's. I learn a lot from you and feel confident to create my own version of a permaculture foodforrest with lots of flowering plants. Maybe a nice thing to know: I'm from the Netherlands and most of the plants you have work great in our country as well.
Hi there, my daughter and I just love eating your videos. Thank you. We take respect your philosophy. Quick question, how old were your PAW PAW trees when they first started to grow fruit.. we just planted a few this year. We live in Ontario, Canada.
I've been watching all your videos and i am very excited to start my own food forest . I wanted to asked you what do you recommend in planting under a fig tree ? I have one big tree in my backyard that fruits every year . Thanks you for all the info learning as i go
A lady asked me what a plant is. I asked a few friends and I received quite a selection of ideas. I've narrowed it down to possibly Flowering Quince or Paw Paw. Her plant has flowers, apple looking fruit and peach looking fruit (because of the fuzzy cover). I'd love to include pictures but I'm not sure how. I would love to know so I can help her.
Hi Angela, I can't tell you how much I learn from your videos as well as feeling validated with my own food forest I've been working on. You are awesome!
Thank you so much for your kind encouragement!!
You're welcome! 😊
I can't wait until my pawpaw trees start to produce I think I had them 5 years at least...they are delicious 😋
Thank you for your positive video's. I learn a lot from you and feel confident to create my own version of a permaculture foodforrest with lots of flowering plants.
Maybe a nice thing to know: I'm from the Netherlands and most of the plants you have work great in our country as well.
Thanks so much for the hazelnut and pawpaw guild videos! It is very helpful to see how you support your trees while stacking functions.
Thank you. I love your calming, reassuring voice and perspective.
I like to use calendula flowers in teas and salads also. One of my favorite herbs.
Thanks for the content. Can't wait to see when your garden has grown up in a few years!
Love the guild videos you are doing! Helping me be adventurous with my little guilds
thank you. i love these guild videos. they give me a lot of ideas!
Thanks for reminding us to use the word swath more. :0
Hi there, my daughter and I just love eating your videos. Thank you. We take respect your philosophy. Quick question, how old were your PAW PAW trees when they first started to grow fruit.. we just planted a few this year. We live in Ontario, Canada.
I like your channel you are very natural
I’m in Southern OR, wonderful info TY! Can you speak more on your cherry bush? Are they as tasty as tree varieties?
🌸👍🏼👍🏼thanks for sharing !
I've been watching all your videos and i am very excited to start my own food forest . I wanted to asked you what do you recommend in planting under a fig tree ? I have one big tree in my backyard that fruits every year . Thanks you for all the info learning as i go
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A lady asked me what a plant is. I asked a few friends and I received quite a selection of ideas. I've narrowed it down to possibly Flowering Quince or Paw Paw. Her plant has flowers, apple looking fruit and peach looking fruit (because of the fuzzy cover). I'd love to include pictures but I'm not sure how. I would love to know so I can help her.
Where did you get your Egyptian walking onions from. I can't find who sells them
A friend gave them to me over a decade ago. I know One Green World Nursery and Edible Acres Nursery both carry them periodically
@@ParkrosePermaculture are those local or website based?
One green world is local for me but also ships. Edible acres is in NY state