Starry, just watching you puts me in a good mood! I think the information you provide on your videos is super valuable, but I also think that the way you honestly and openly share of your beautiful soul is the real gift you offer.
Your garden space looks AMAZING after the catastrophic landslide! Mr. Hilder certainly knows how to work that terrain with his big boy toys. Looking forward to seeing the transformation you will bring forth Starry.
Hey Starry. love your videos! I am an organic Gardner in South Carolina. I read many years ago I am 69, that tires give off toxins from Mothe Earth. I have a very small garden now.God bless!
Thank U Starry, after finding your channel 3 years ago Susan and I started out with a 8 x 16 box garden now we have the slopes and other bad ground areas lined with compost and bails of hay ( given to us free due to it having mold on it ) and as we get this heavy rain our back yard is GOING CRAZY we planted very early and covered with plastic like Mr. Hilder showed in earlier video's and looks like a BIG CANNING summer. Thanks Prayers & Blessings Paul & Susan North Georgia
YAY I so enjoy watching your videos! My husband just agreed mowing our half acre lawn is a SILLY idea and we will be tearing up half of it for a NEW AND IMPROVED BTE GARDEN!! I already have a small one. And a raised bed. And containers. And pallets for potatoes. Our local grocery store had a FOOD SHORTAGE due to a warehouse fire and everyone was in a tizzy bc there was limited food!! My husband said let's get serious. I said FINALLY! I am giddy! We just got 6 chickens! Yipeeeeeeeeeee. Ps thanks starry for your videos me and my daughter who is 8 LOVE you!!!
We have started raised beds because of our backs. As we started getting old and surgery on the back then raised bed. But there is nothing like the earth. Thanks for sharing 👍
Each to their own, I've been using tyres for composting and growing veg for a number of years and me and the family haven't started twitching yet...lol. You keep being fabulous, love your videos.
Hi Starry, I live in town and I do container gardening. I have a back deck and for about 7 years I have been growing green beans, carrots, beets in long flower boxes. I also grow tomatoes and peppers and even cucumber's in 5 gal food buckets. the reason I container garden is I am very bad at weeding, with the containers there are almost no weeds. I did put in 2 apple and 2 peach trees 2 years ago. I also have some half barrel planters, they are filled with rhubarb, blueberry bushes and 2 grape. on the side's of the house I have strawberry's and a nice size raspberry patch. I am living proof that a lot of food can be grown in containers. I always love you video's. Keep up the great work.
We live in FL & rent our house so I have my whole garden in containers. I grow potatoes, cucumbers, peppers, tomatoes, oregano, basil, & rosemary. So far so good. Blessings.
Starry, I agree with you about 90 percent of the time. But I can't get behind tire gardening for consumable produce. Flowers for sure. But not for anything I am going to eat. They are so full of nasty chemicals!
WOW first time I have made the first comment. Love your Lifestyle. I am slowly getting there on my 1/2 acre block. Helps to live in the Country though. Less restrictions
Starry, although I agree with you that raised garden beds waste some gardening space, I need raised beds because of back issues. We have 7 acres so space is not our concern. For me to be self sustainable and to continue to grow a garden, I will be putting in raised beds. Not everyone can bend, stretch, squat or get on our knees. Not everyone is limited on space as you are. I will still be doing the BTE style in the raised beds, though. :)
You make some very valid points...And yes raised beds do assist with people with limited mobility. I will add though...over the five years our garden floor has RAISED itself...the soil that is built and created has increased to the point where our bending is limited!! So pretty cool..we have a raised bed type garden without the raised BED containers!!!
Well, when the whole garden floor is raised, I still have as far to bend as I am standing ON the garden floor, unless I'm at the edges. lol Our garden is about 200 foot by 75 foot. We keep down sizing because it has become so hard but I think raised BTE beds will keep us as self sufficient as possible for a while longer. It is awesome how BTE builds up the soil. I'm also adding cattle panels for trellises for things like cucumbers and beans to make harvesting easier.
Hi Starry, have you tried growing runner beans in hanging baskets; it works I have them climbing over my frame work. flowers are nice to look at and as you say saves space.
This was a VERY, very useful video full of really good advice!! Rock on Mr Hilder at getting the BTE garden back to eden usefulness, I should never have doubted you. But when I saw half a mountain slid into the pond, I didn't think you could get it back for this year. I was 🎶WRONG🎶 You and your tractor have really had a ball the last few months. 😁
We have both ground level & raised beds. My wife is handy capped & can barely walk let alone bend over. So raised beds work a lot better for her. I take care of the plants on the ground level.
I garden at my town's community garden because it has an 8' or 10' tall fence 😊. My 4' fence at home didn't keep the deer out. I have also made so many like-minded friends where I garden. Thank you, Starry, for your videos!
Starry so glad you back home & had a good time. Okay I live in town. So this year instead of planting pretty flowers every where. I got garden items. Peppers both sweet & Hot. I put those in my Garden box that husband made for me a few years ago. I planted potato's in behind the garage on a finch line that gets mostly full sun.. I put herbs in my planters that have my fig trees in the back room here. I have tomato's that I will be putting in between my Iris's & Lillie's & Phonies I have 8 plants of those. Well now I was silly & got 75 Candy Onion Plants they are not your green onions they are the real deal. This is where I having trouble trying to find a spot for all those they do have to be in a raised bed type area.. Hmmm Where to put them...... Help any ideals would be great They need to be in Prepare raised beds at least 5" high and 20" wide Beds should be spaced on 35" centers with 15" spacing between beds. Is what it says. Then Plant approximately 1 in deep with 5 to6 inch spacing between plants & they water by roots not by top? Well I can run a water hose for that part. Just where the heck am I going to plant them. I did go to tractor Supply store they have a cows feeder that would work perfect .. $169 Dollars.. Oh for the Love of My God! .... 1st no wonder farmers are having such a hard time making a go of it. 2nd WOW... So I am on the look out for a container that I can use that will not break me... lol
I will post a pic of our container garden that sits on our driveway, I plan on adding more for next year, I did some creative deer proofing so feel free to laugh, but it has kept the deer away!
Great Upload my dear Starry,....as for my situation, green stalks and container gardening are my solutions, checking the link you provide and if I see they ship international orders, then I'll be contacting you my beautiful buddy! :)
Are you familiar with Patrice Lewis's blog, Rural-Revolution? After years of failed gardens, they are having success using tires for gardening. They have truck loads of tractor tires delivered. Enola Gay, Paratus Familia blog, started using Hugelculture for their garden, with success after years of failure. So many techniques. Nice to have people putting the info out there for others to choose from. Thanks!
Raised beds are a necessity if your soil is very poor. We have sand and clay, even with composting and bringing in good soil it only goes so far. Raised beds were for this purpose.
Praise the Lord praise the Lord !! Starzz I've been using hangers... My wife has bleach bottles soda bottles coffee containers with metal clothes hanger ,I have tomatoes, peppers ,strawberries all hanging by the chicken coop the best part there's no (Gophers ) eating them amen take care God bless
I've been looking through your past videos. Do you have a beginning video on starting a back to eden garden? Here in South Mississippi, we have plenty of warm weather, but lots of sand!!
Hi Starry, I love your videos and am just curious where the 4000 sq ft per person came from? I'm sorry if you said and I missed it. My husband and I were recently living in SE TX with other family members and a 1000 sq ft garden fed all of us (12 people) with plenty of excess that ended up in the compost pile. I'm learning so much from you and call you my garden mom! Thank you for making such wonderful videos!
I live in "Sunny" Scotland. The soil is always water loged and I really like growing food and I invested in green stalks and containers and I have been doing it for 4 years now and I have never had a problem. I was read and tips and I saw that you should replace your soil every year do I have to do this?
That's the only issue with no being able to do a back to eden style garden..the SOIL wil become depleted...I do use some mulch in mine ot extend the seasons of the use..but I would say after 2 years you may want to add wither good organic fertilizer or change it out! GREAT question
Starry I have been wanting to learn to grow Garlic!! I have pots and Buckets right now in our backyard as we are slowly working our way out of The buckets... Anyway I live in the City I can't find seeds or Garlic Plants can you advice me as to where to get them?? What time of the year is best to grow them?? I'm in Texas I've heard Summer and I've heard Fall We really never have what I call a fall in Texas most the time we go straight from Cold to 80 degrees even in the fall..Thx in advance for your help.. 💕🙏🏻🤗Shey
can i ask a question about your medical garden. especially the st johns wort plant .I had to buy some expensive tablets and cant afford them anymore can you advise if i get a wort plant how can i dry out the plant and or take it as a medicine how much should i take and how? Also lastley how should i care for the plant and is it a perenanial ?
what do you think about hydroponics and aeroponics method for flat in city i heard they need much less water thazn normal soil method but i don't know if we can go full organic with those method ? nice video by the way ! and considering the 4000sq ft i will definitely be non-sustainable at all maybe just to grow expensive stuff like strawberry ,black berry and all kind of berry ( i love berrys ) but for veggies i need more space !!!
Sher Thom I was wondering that too.. I think using the tires for erosion control is a great idea, even the bricks.. I use bricks as pots.. seems like whatever I plant in them, grows really good. .?? !! I will take whatever I can get..
Sher Thom me too. I'm surprised Starry uses the rubber tires and plastic containers for Food. Planting Flowers in rubber tires and plastic No problem !
www.thespruce.com/are-tire-gardens-safe-growing-veggies-848043 www.backwoodshome.com/a-new-use-for-old-tires-a-garden-using-tires/ Good articles.....you decide
Starry Hilder I just read this written by Dr. Chalker-Scott from Univ. of Washington: "The more tires are shredded or ground, the more surface area there is for leaching and decomposition. But whole tires do this as well. Tires contain a lot of chemicals and leach elements like lead and zinc. In fact, tires used for constructing artificial reefs are so toxic that they created entire dead zones. Fact one: tires and recycled tire products degrade and leach chemicals into surrounding soil and water. Fact two: vegetables will take up heavy metals like zinc from soil and water. While there hasn't been a study focused specifically on vegetables grown in tires doesn't mean that these two documented facts don't happen in these situations."
Oh no! 4000 square feet per person? After subtracting my house, garage, patio and small front yard, I only have a little less than 4,000 square feet (less than a tenth of an acre) of actual gardening space. Looks like I am going to have to do A LOT more vertical gardening!
How do you keep the deer out of your garden? Where I live I have had to build a greenhouse. Everything we have tried to grow just outside is always eaten by those lawn rats.
Aren't those "green stalk" thingies expensive ? I've seen ads on the internet and then seen similar containers at Menards - just not sure of the $$$$ :) oh .. HEY ... i can send you some OKRA seeds if you'd like :) :)
So Starry, in BtE you don't have to walk around your veggies? I don't understand what you were trying to explain around 9:00 ... I would imagine that in BtE you also have to be careful and walk around your veggies, right?
Love the garden, you can grow all you need almost.Permaculture is a wonderful approach too.However no, no, no, to hunting.👎See how great you will feel without killing innocent creatures. Peace🌸.
I have talked to so many people about growing their own food because buying it is so expensive. And some of these people are on food stamps! They have the 'dunna wannas' so bad they will come up with any 'out of the box' excuse why they can't just do it rather than even try. So sad really. Thank our good Lord plants will grow just about anywhere!
Hi Starry! i am getting a new hip and will need a Greenstalk or two, gonna put right outside my front door! i already had one hip done 1 1/2 years ago and know the recoup issues i am facing how do i get the discount you speak of and how much is it? thank you~diana
Sorry no tires,wood or cement in my garden. There is a purpose for raised beds, mine used to have no sides. Some people have so many rocks they have to raise garden. For some its their health. Some people can only raise root crops in raised beds because of clay soil. There is no wrong way to garden. If I had those tires in my garden I would think of them as a round raised bed. I can't picture 4000 1gallon pots.
At the beginning you said that you need 4000 square feet per person for gardening and at the end you said that you need 1000 square feet per person. WHICH IS IT!
Starry, just watching you puts me in a good mood! I think the information you provide on your videos is super valuable, but I also think that the way you honestly and openly share of your beautiful soul is the real gift you offer.
Your garden space looks AMAZING after the catastrophic landslide! Mr. Hilder certainly knows how to work that terrain with his big boy toys. Looking forward to seeing the transformation you will bring forth Starry.
Hello Starry, we have containers also it is so fun to watch everything grow. LOVE UR VIDEO. LOVE YOU, GOD BLESS YOU💜💙
Hey Starry. love your videos! I am an organic Gardner in South Carolina. I read many years ago I am 69, that tires give off toxins from Mothe Earth. I have a very small garden now.God bless!
I love this Starry! It's so easy to make excuses not to have a garden. Where there is a will there is a way! Work with what you've got! No excuses
I love the eclectic look of your garden!
Thank U Starry, after finding your channel 3 years ago Susan and I started out with a 8 x 16 box garden now we have the slopes and other bad ground areas lined with compost and bails of hay ( given to us free due to it having mold on it ) and as we get this heavy rain our back yard is GOING CRAZY we planted very early and covered with plastic like Mr. Hilder showed in earlier video's and looks like a BIG CANNING summer. Thanks Prayers & Blessings Paul & Susan North Georgia
I love our back to eden garden. No weeding hardly at all. Looking good Starry!
Great ideas...love this woman!!
I have my 4 month old grand daughter loving watching you this morning:) lol
love your editable landscape! it's so beautiful! thanks for sharing.
your so welcome and yes EDIBLE landscape...yep that's what we need tc create to help us be more self sufficient !
Love this type of planting. Thanks for sharing!!! Have a good evening!!!!
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so much to think about
THANKS FOR ALL YOU SHARE
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Ahhhhh your welcome!!!
I rent my house & I have a deck full of containers! I love container gardening & so do my kids!! 😊
SMART!!! Thinking out side the box
YAY I so enjoy watching your videos! My husband just agreed mowing our half acre lawn is a SILLY idea and we will be tearing up half of it for a NEW AND IMPROVED BTE GARDEN!! I already have a small one. And a raised bed. And containers. And pallets for potatoes. Our local grocery store had a FOOD SHORTAGE due to a warehouse fire and everyone was in a tizzy bc there was limited food!! My husband said let's get serious. I said FINALLY! I am giddy! We just got 6 chickens! Yipeeeeeeeeeee. Ps thanks starry for your videos me and my daughter who is 8 LOVE you!!!
My lawn is almost gone. Native plants and food. Slowly but surely. 😊
Good for you!!
Man, it gardening time again.... I love it! your garden is already looking great again.
I plant in compost piles on my mountain...working on permaculture and hugalkulture too
We have started raised beds because of our backs. As we started getting old and surgery on the back then raised bed. But there is nothing like the earth. Thanks for sharing 👍
Hi Starry, can you do a video planting the plants into the back to Eden garden?
Thanks. 😊
Each to their own, I've been using tyres for composting and growing veg for a number of years and me and the family haven't started twitching yet...lol. You keep being fabulous, love your videos.
Hi Starry, I live in town and I do container gardening. I have a back deck and for about 7 years I have been growing green beans, carrots, beets in long flower boxes. I also grow tomatoes and peppers and even cucumber's in 5 gal food buckets. the reason I container garden is I am very bad at weeding, with the containers there are almost no weeds. I did put in 2 apple and 2 peach trees 2 years ago. I also have some half barrel planters, they are filled with rhubarb, blueberry bushes and 2 grape. on the side's of the house I have strawberry's and a nice size raspberry patch. I am living proof that a lot of food can be grown in containers. I always love you video's. Keep up the great work.
TOO COOL!!!!
We live in FL & rent our house so I have my whole garden in containers. I grow potatoes, cucumbers, peppers, tomatoes, oregano, basil, & rosemary. So far so good. Blessings.
Starry, I agree with you about 90 percent of the time. But I can't get behind tire gardening for consumable produce. Flowers for sure. But not for anything I am going to eat. They are so full of nasty chemicals!
www.motherearthnews.com/organic-gardening/recycled-tire-planters-zmaz09fmzpit
Knowledge & resolve are a good start on the way to success.
Excellent content Starry. When gardening one needs to think out of the box. Nice job. Thank you for sharing the goodness. God bless you.
Glad you enjoyed!!!
Good video Starry,thank you.
WOW first time I have made the first comment. Love your Lifestyle. I am slowly getting there on my 1/2 acre block. Helps to live in the Country though. Less restrictions
Awesome..and im glad your commenting
Starry, although I agree with you that raised garden beds waste some gardening space, I need raised beds because of back issues. We have 7 acres so space is not our concern. For me to be self sustainable and to continue to grow a garden, I will be putting in raised beds. Not everyone can bend, stretch, squat or get on our knees. Not everyone is limited on space as you are. I will still be doing the BTE style in the raised beds, though. :)
You make some very valid points...And yes raised beds do assist with people with limited mobility. I will add though...over the five years our garden floor has RAISED itself...the soil that is built and created has increased to the point where our bending is limited!! So pretty cool..we have a raised bed type garden without the raised BED containers!!!
Well, when the whole garden floor is raised, I still have as far to bend as I am standing ON the garden floor, unless I'm at the edges. lol Our garden is about 200 foot by 75 foot. We keep down sizing because it has become so hard but I think raised BTE beds will keep us as self sufficient as possible for a while longer. It is awesome how BTE builds up the soil. I'm also adding cattle panels for trellises for things like cucumbers and beans to make harvesting easier.
gave me some ideas!
Thank you Starry
I grew 15 types of veggies in palletts! I was in a RV park with no earth.
Great idea! Thank you.
Hi Starry, have you tried growing runner beans in hanging baskets; it works I have them climbing over my frame work. flowers are nice to look at and as you say saves space.
This was a VERY, very useful video full of really good advice!! Rock on Mr Hilder at getting the BTE garden back to eden usefulness, I should never have doubted you. But when I saw half a mountain slid into the pond, I didn't think you could get it back for this year. I was 🎶WRONG🎶 You and your tractor have really had a ball the last few months. 😁
That's amazing!
We have both ground level & raised beds. My wife is handy capped & can barely walk let alone bend over. So raised beds work a lot better for her. I take care of the plants on the ground level.
Thank you for making amazing videos.
G'day from Melbourne Australia
I garden at my town's community garden because it has an 8' or 10' tall fence 😊. My 4' fence at home didn't keep the deer out. I have also made so many like-minded friends where I garden. Thank you, Starry, for your videos!
I think that is a great alternative if you have no options! Good for you for thinking outside the box and making it work!
Blue Wave we're trying an electric fence this year.
Starry so glad you back home & had a good time. Okay I live in town. So this year instead of planting pretty flowers every where. I got garden items. Peppers both sweet & Hot. I put those in my Garden box that husband made for me a few years ago. I planted potato's in behind the garage on a finch line that gets mostly full sun.. I put herbs in my planters that have my fig trees in the back room here. I have tomato's that I will be putting in between my Iris's & Lillie's & Phonies I have 8 plants of those. Well now I was silly & got 75 Candy Onion Plants they are not your green onions they are the real deal. This is where I having trouble trying to find a spot for all those they do have to be in a raised bed type area.. Hmmm Where to put them...... Help any ideals would be great They need to be in Prepare raised beds at least 5" high and 20" wide Beds should be spaced on 35" centers with 15" spacing between beds. Is what it says. Then Plant approximately 1 in deep with 5 to6 inch spacing between plants & they water by roots not by top? Well I can run a water hose for that part. Just where the heck am I going to plant them. I did go to tractor Supply store they have a cows feeder that would work perfect .. $169 Dollars.. Oh for the Love of My God! .... 1st no wonder farmers are having such a hard time making a go of it. 2nd WOW... So I am on the look out for a container that I can use that will not break me... lol
was wondering what u used to cut those tires,,u recovered that mud slide very nicely,,its looking good
I will post a pic of our container garden that sits on our driveway, I plan on adding more for next year, I did some creative deer proofing so feel free to laugh, but it has kept the deer away!
Would love to see it...I love it when people think outside the box and MAKE it work!!
love love love :)
4000 sq ft. That's a lot!
I thought so to!!
Great Upload my dear Starry,....as for my situation, green stalks and container gardening are my solutions, checking the link you provide and if I see they ship international orders, then I'll be contacting you my beautiful buddy! :)
Are you familiar with Patrice Lewis's blog, Rural-Revolution? After years of failed gardens, they are having success using tires for gardening. They have truck loads of tractor tires delivered. Enola Gay, Paratus Familia blog, started using Hugelculture for their garden, with success after years of failure. So many techniques. Nice to have people putting the info out there for others to choose from. Thanks!
I LOVEEEEEE IT....I wil check it out and let people know who are nervous about the tires see it
Patrice had the same concerns pop up in her comments and addressed the issue on her blog. Was very informative. Love your posts! Thanks so much!
Raised beds are a necessity if your soil is very poor. We have sand and clay, even with composting and bringing in good soil it only goes so far. Raised beds were for this purpose.
Praise the Lord praise the Lord !! Starzz
I've been using hangers...
My wife has bleach bottles soda bottles coffee containers with metal clothes hanger ,I have tomatoes, peppers ,strawberries all hanging by the chicken coop the best part there's no (Gophers ) eating them amen take care God bless
I've been looking through your past videos. Do you have a beginning video on starting a back to eden garden? Here in South Mississippi, we have plenty of warm weather, but lots of sand!!
I have a playlist....look t that..lots of stuff from the beginning years!!
Hi Starry, I love your videos and am just curious where the 4000 sq ft per person came from? I'm sorry if you said and I missed it. My husband and I were recently living in SE TX with other family members and a 1000 sq ft garden fed all of us (12 people) with plenty of excess that ended up in the compost pile. I'm learning so much from you and call you my garden mom! Thank you for making such wonderful videos!
I live in "Sunny" Scotland. The soil is always water loged and I really like growing food and I invested in green stalks and containers and I have been doing it for 4 years now and I have never had a problem. I was read and tips and I saw that you should replace your soil every year do I have to do this?
That's the only issue with no being able to do a back to eden style garden..the SOIL wil become depleted...I do use some mulch in mine ot extend the seasons of the use..but I would say after 2 years you may want to add wither good organic fertilizer or change it out! GREAT question
Mr Apricot add compost as you go and that will do your garden much good
Starry I have been wanting to learn to grow Garlic!!
I have pots and Buckets right now in our backyard as we are slowly working our way out of The buckets...
Anyway I live in the City I can't find seeds or Garlic Plants can you advice me as to where to get them?? What time of the year is best to grow them?? I'm in Texas I've heard Summer and I've heard Fall We really never have what I call a fall in Texas most the time we go straight from Cold to 80 degrees even in the fall..Thx in advance for your help..
💕🙏🏻🤗Shey
hi starry i have a question, can you do some more videos on yours and mr. hilders recipes or meals and things you guys love thanks.
can i ask a question about your medical garden. especially the st johns wort plant .I had to buy some expensive tablets and cant afford them anymore can you advise if i get a wort plant how can i dry out the plant and or take it as a medicine how much should i take and how? Also lastley how should i care for the plant and is it a perenanial ?
what do you think about hydroponics and aeroponics method for flat in city i heard they need much less water thazn normal soil method but i don't know if we can go full organic with those method ?
nice video by the way !
and considering the 4000sq ft i will definitely be non-sustainable at all maybe just to grow expensive stuff like strawberry ,black berry and all kind of berry ( i love berrys ) but for veggies i need more space !!!
Do tires leach any sort of nasty chemicals into the soil and plants grown in them?
Sher Thom I was wondering that too.. I think using the tires for erosion control is a great idea, even the bricks.. I use bricks as pots.. seems like whatever I plant in them, grows really good. .?? !! I will take whatever I can get..
Sher Thom
me too. I'm surprised Starry uses the rubber tires and plastic containers for Food. Planting Flowers in rubber tires and plastic No problem !
www.thespruce.com/are-tire-gardens-safe-growing-veggies-848043
www.backwoodshome.com/a-new-use-for-old-tires-a-garden-using-tires/
Good articles.....you decide
Starry Hilder I just read this written by Dr. Chalker-Scott from Univ. of Washington: "The more tires are shredded or ground, the more surface area there is for leaching and decomposition. But whole tires do this as well. Tires contain a lot of chemicals and leach elements like lead and zinc. In fact, tires used for constructing artificial reefs are so toxic that they created entire dead zones. Fact one: tires and recycled tire products degrade and leach chemicals into surrounding soil and water. Fact two: vegetables will take up heavy metals like zinc from soil and water. While there hasn't been a study focused specifically on vegetables grown in tires doesn't mean that these two documented facts don't happen in these situations."
Great advise Starry, nothing more ingenious than thinking outside the box x
Oh no! 4000 square feet per person? After subtracting my house, garage, patio and small front yard, I only have a little less than 4,000 square feet (less than a tenth of an acre) of actual gardening space. Looks like I am going to have to do A LOT more vertical gardening!
How do you keep the deer out of your garden? Where I live I have had to build a greenhouse. Everything we have tried to grow just outside is always eaten by those lawn rats.
Aren't those "green stalk" thingies expensive ? I've seen ads on the internet and then seen similar containers at Menards - just not sure of the $$$$ :) oh .. HEY ... i can send you some OKRA seeds if you'd like :) :)
So Starry, in BtE you don't have to walk around your veggies? I don't understand what you were trying to explain around 9:00 ... I would imagine that in BtE you also have to be careful and walk around your veggies, right?
metamud check out her previous year's videos and you can see what she means.
Love the garden, you can grow all you need almost.Permaculture is a wonderful approach too.However no, no, no, to hunting.👎See how great you will feel without killing innocent creatures. Peace🌸.
Mr. Hilder loves meat!
why doesnt mr hilder have a deer blind overlooking the garden ? lol
Because that blind oversees the dirveway to make sure no one tresspasess!!hahahaaaa
I have talked to so many people about growing their own food because buying it is so expensive. And some of these people are on food stamps! They have the 'dunna wannas' so bad they will come up with any 'out of the box' excuse why they can't just do it rather than even try. So sad really.
Thank our good Lord plants will grow just about anywhere!
Hi Starry! i am getting a new hip and will need a Greenstalk or two, gonna put right outside my front door! i already had one hip done 1 1/2 years ago and know the recoup issues i am facing
how do i get the discount you speak of and how much is it? thank you~diana
GREAT IDEA!!! dont buy one until i get you the CODe so you can save money..PM me or email me at starryhilder@gmail.com
Great video Starry. Have you ever watched the channel "Veteran Healing Farm" ? What do you think about that method of gardening? Blessings...
I enjoyed your video, but the music with whistling is extremely, extremely loud.
Hi Starry, how do I contact you for a greenstalk code?
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I so love your thumbs up!!!
and I am so glad you're back to normal your back to yourself again thank God for a miraculous healing keep preaching telling people about the Lord
Sorry no tires,wood or cement in my garden. There is a purpose for raised beds, mine used to have no sides. Some people have so many rocks they have to raise garden. For some its their health. Some people can only raise root crops in raised beds because of clay soil. There is no wrong way to garden. If I had those tires in my garden I would think of them as a round raised bed. I can't picture 4000 1gallon pots.
At the beginning you said that you need 4000 square feet per person for gardening and at the end you said that you need 1000 square feet per person. WHICH IS IT!
You said 4000 sq. feet per person near the beginning.
Then you said 1000 sq. feet per person.
1000 seems more realistic.
Same question.
it was a verbal typo..its still 4000 sq feet
Wow . . and . . yikes.
So far, we've only got a little backyard.
But, we're expanding the veggie plots. Yay.
the whistle music is very annoying !! Hope that isn't Mr Hilder.