Don't you just love Joe? I feel like I could sit for hours with him and enjoy every minute. It would probably be the first time I listened to someone speak!
First thing I did before developing my gardens was to first consider the wildlife. 6 years later there are tons of animals here that I didn't see any of when I moved in.
I can definitely co-sign on the granite rock dust- I have it in my own yard because my whole area is / \ / \ up hill or down hill and I am on a "down hill" where water just gullywashes right down my driveway creating a flowing river in my whole yard. We solved this by packing granite dust at the end of the driveway, followed by a layer of gravel/pea pebbles. It's about 10 ft by 10 ft and about 1/2 ft deep- it has completely stopped the water from flooding my yard. It truly is incredible. way better solution and in my opinion cost effective!
What I want to know is as soon as you plant do you keep a list on how many you planted and when is the next time they need to be watered or you just look at your plants see if they need more help or water.
This episode fires on all cylinders!
What a wonderful place. Pretty, mellow, peaceful.
Stunningly beautiful! What a visionary.
Amazing garden!!💕💕💕
Head Master!!! THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR SHARING YOUR OWN HOME and I think it would be great for me 🐱🐱
This is insane beauty... speechless !!
Beautiful and encouraging 💯🌱🌿🌲
A BEAUTIFUL PAINTING ....INDEED! Both of these gentlemen have gardens that bring me JOY💚
A real pleasure, Joe and team. Thank you!!!
THANK YOU JOE.For making the end of the day Great with this episode.
Thanks Charlie. Happy to assist there. Thanks for the comment.
Excellent video! Your show is wonderful. Thank you!
I love this. Preserving our native and natural environments.
Such a beautiful garden and even more beautiful philosophy 😍
Thanks Joe. Beautiful!
Don't you just love Joe? I feel like I could sit for hours with him and enjoy every minute. It would probably be the first time I listened to someone speak!
Awesome work as usual Joe! John has one beautiful garden. Keep it up. Really enjoy these
Thank you, Tyler!
Beautiful landscapes!! And lots of great info!! Thanks for another great episode!
First thing I did before developing my gardens was to first consider the wildlife. 6 years later there are tons of animals here that I didn't see any of when I moved in.
Amazing.
Love it!
I can definitely co-sign on the granite rock dust- I have it in my own yard because my whole area is / \ / \ up hill or down hill and I am on a "down hill" where water just gullywashes right down my driveway creating a flowing river in my whole yard. We solved this by packing granite dust at the end of the driveway, followed by a layer of gravel/pea pebbles. It's about 10 ft by 10 ft and about 1/2 ft deep- it has completely stopped the water from flooding my yard. It truly is incredible. way better solution and in my opinion cost effective!
What I want to know is as soon as you plant do you keep a list on how many you planted and when is the next time they need to be watered or you just look at your plants see if they need more help or water.
And Not a single weed! I’d love to know his principles on that. If I built this I would have 4 acres of weeds!
great
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John with the straw hat is the Captain Picard of gardening.
all of these episodes are great but what about the person that only has about 1500 square feet
I have got less but i would like to try too..
Do what you can with what you have, always. Plan accordingly and use all available space!
There are a lot of ways to work vertically too. Hopefully your garden is now on its way to being established 🌱