Well said. You guys are great. Great advice and great values. Looking forward to your next piece of content. Thank you for posting this series. Stay safe.
What a fab finale!! Thanks again Hannah and family for your generous and uplifting work here! It makes me so happy to watch and share such thoughtful, happy, practical, informative material. Have a lovely break! Can't wait to see what you come up with next :) xx Nadja's Garden, Adelaide.
Thankyou so much for yet another amazing video - I'll miss these regular videos and will keep a keen eye out for what the future holds on your channel. My permaculture journey has already moved ahead in leaps and bounds as a result of your informative videos Hannah. I am ever so grateful!
I have really enjoyed your videos Hannah. They are always jam packed with really useful tips and ideas for the garden. I particularly loved your “future Covid” garden, such a clever way to highlight and discuss what we should be focusing on post Covid. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and beautiful garden with your community. I always feel so uplifted after watching you. It’s great to know there is a ever growing bunch of people out there very unhappy where our government is taking us. It enrages me how connected they are to the fossil fuel industry and how they are constantly lying to us to service the needs (and profits) of coal and gas. Thanks to you and your team and I look forward to future videos down the track. Bridget 👊
Yours is, without a doubt, my favorite TH-cam channel. Not only (only?) gardening tips, but how to make the world a better, more just and happy place! Thank you! And whatever that amazing purple-flowering mass of plants are behind your cold frame with the mustard - they are gorgeous.
Im watching from Ireland, so these videos dont really apply to the climate and soils I'm gardening in, but Hannah is a joy to watch... Probably have a few Irish roots as well young Maloney! Well done and thank you both
I keep wishing and hoping you’ll upload some more amazing videos! Your Crisis Gardening series was incredibly inspiring and very informative. You undoubtedly inspired lots of people to have much more confidence in their approach to gardening. No namby-pamby faffing about, stick it in the soil and let nature take its course! Thank you for encouraging me to enjoy gardening with such joyous freedom, without worrying about the regimentally of the dos and don’ts!
Thanks Anthony! And I'm literally spending this week planning some more videos - it's just taken me a year to make more time to do them. So watch this space!
@@GoodLifePermaculture I bet there’s lots of people like myself who keep checking their notifications, to see whether you’ve managed to find the time to create some more amazing videos! I see Australia is currently experiencing a mouse plague, let’s hope climate change isn’t making species metamorphize for survival. The last thing you’d need is mice learning how to make little boats! Your last series of videos were very educational and proved to be a really good antidote for the Covid - You have exceptional teaching skills, as you impart knowledge on the macro and micro level both at the same time!
Thanks Hannah for your enthusiasm and your inspiring ideas for a better world post covid19. The seeds you're planting have real power to create a more beautiful world for generations to come. Keep being Bloody Awesome!
Loved the nourishing society messages at the end. I personally think your talents and inspiration are seriously underrated. You deserve a much bigger TH-cam garden to help grow greener healthier compassionate minds!
Hanna you really are the best. I love how you can see clearly the tracks that we need to travel in this country. You also have the best smile and laugh. Thanks for sharing your knowable and words of insight. I hope you will always have that warm and caring heart. And just because i can say this I'm going to, Live Long and Prosper.
Thank you SO much for all that you share. You are inspiring on many levels and so helpful. For the first time I have a container vegetable garden on my small porch outside my apartment. The information that you have shared has been so helpful and your joy is infectious.✌️🥬 🌱
I love your channel! Thank you for your inspiring advices and thank you for encouraging me to convert my useless lawn into a food garden. I have started it this year and I have just discovered how wonderfull the contact with plants and soil is! Thank you once again and greetings from Poland!
I enjoy your vids so much!! having moved to our own property (finally), we started a new veg garden, orchard & nearly finished our chook house & run, throughout the whole process you have been our mentor, inspiration, an amazing go-to person to see how & what we need to do next, plus you add that joy & happiness which undoubtedly puts you number 1 on my list, thank you. Looking forward to future vids
Just found your channel and subscribed immediately. Just getting into Permaculture and looking to get my first allotment. My plan is to have a community bed where I can grow extra food which can be given to either a homeless shelter or food bank as part of my contribution to my community. My daughter is also going to have a bed where she can learn to grow not only food but her creativity, compassion and understanding of the Earth. Be safe. X
Happy New Year to you and your family! Your Crisis Gardening series of videos were most definitely an inspiration to us all - Please do a follow up for us in 2021!!!
Love you guys! That music on this vid transported me to where my roots are from! Although your neighbour now and quickly stepping into winter here in NZ 💚
Hannah (and team!) thank you so much for your wise, happy encouragement to get out and get dirty to nourish our gardens and ourselves. And please do me a favour?....stay AWESOME! xo
Loving your vids and your laugh! What is that gorgeous purple flowered plant at the start of the video? Is it edible? Thank you! And I love what you're advocating at the end of this video! Yes, let's not go back to the "old" world.
Hanna thanks for your lovely energy and for sharing all your wisdom... Do you chop and drop when you cut the growths? And could I just but a thick layer of mulch on top to "kill" the manure at the end ? I'm also curious about that beautiful purple flowering plant behind you, thanks ✌️
You can chop and drop the green manure growth over the season, however in winter I only do this *if there isn't heaps and heaps* (as this encourages slugs and snails). In summer I def do this to cover the soil/prevent evaporation. In tropical climates you could chop and drop all year round. But it will never kill the manure crop - most of it will just grow back through. That gorgeous purple flower is a Mexican sage bush (Salvia Leucantha) :-).
love your videos - glad you are not doing anymore 'crisis' series (even though I loved the content!) I do not think that 'crisis' is a good word to be using - it implies that this is a time that is something to just get through and come out the other side to continue we ewe were at. I am pretty sure you think as I do that this time is a pivot point around which we can make the changes required to make our world a better place and to make sure our planet thrives. Look forward to the next 'series'. Great info about green manure - had one in but was not sure about when to end it and how - this answered that perfectly, even though they had flowered, I went straight out there and cut, watered and covered - DONE! I did love seeing the diversity of flowers come out (I had a 29 seed type mix from Eden Seeds!) and the insects it brought... but my objective is to improve our very poor soil... Also loved the tip about mustard greens as a soil cleansing crop - that is cool!
Regarding planting mustard seeds...where do you get mustard seeds from...do you just use ones from supermarket? Also how long do you let the plant grow for? Do you put it back into the soil ? p.s. you are FABULOUS and thank you for your big heartedness
Hi . Ive been doing green manure and weed tea,s for years but i love the tarp idea and the mix of soil feeders together.. Please have you any suggestion,s on a non toxic tarp?I am going to prepare a couple of raised beds for autum and its a perfect time to so.Sent a friend request o facebook under the name of wallace and you will see a photo of my daughter and her goat in the paddock.. I am working towards a small community for Down Syndrome girls where they can live a grow food and spread there joy..Warmest regards Samuel
A great finale for a very helpful series ! But the colours in this video seems to be rather pale and washed out....is it just my eyes are tired now or are others seeing the same ?
Good on you Hanna - your videos have been a beacon of happiness - well done!
Well said. You guys are great. Great advice and great values. Looking forward to your next piece of content. Thank you for posting this series. Stay safe.
Hardcore crushing right now!
I'll miss these videos. You've made a brilliant contribution to our society with these vids. Thank you so much.
Such a pleasure - helping others helps me :-)
Yes yes yeessssss! Love your channel, more of this please!
YES to making a new and better world instead of going back to business as usual 😍
What a fab finale!! Thanks again Hannah and family for your generous and uplifting work here! It makes me so happy to watch and share such thoughtful, happy, practical, informative material. Have a lovely break! Can't wait to see what you come up with next :)
xx Nadja's Garden, Adelaide.
Thankyou so much for yet another amazing video - I'll miss these regular videos and will keep a keen eye out for what the future holds on your channel. My permaculture journey has already moved ahead in leaps and bounds as a result of your informative videos Hannah. I am ever so grateful!
Awesome - keep going!
Such an amazing spirit ! Thank you for all you doing. You rock.
I have really enjoyed your videos Hannah. They are always jam packed with really useful tips and ideas for the garden. I particularly loved your “future Covid” garden, such a clever way to highlight and discuss what we should be focusing on post Covid. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and beautiful garden with your community. I always feel so uplifted after watching you. It’s great to know there is a ever growing bunch of people out there very unhappy where our government is taking us. It enrages me how connected they are to the fossil fuel industry and how they are constantly lying to us to service the needs (and profits) of coal and gas. Thanks to you and your team and I look forward to future videos down the track. Bridget 👊
Yours is, without a doubt, my favorite TH-cam channel. Not only (only?) gardening tips, but how to make the world a better, more just and happy place! Thank you! And whatever that amazing purple-flowering mass of plants are behind your cold frame with the mustard - they are gorgeous.
It's a Mexican sage bush (Salvia Leucantha) :-)
Im watching from Ireland, so these videos dont really apply to the climate and soils I'm gardening in, but Hannah is a joy to watch... Probably have a few Irish roots as well young Maloney!
Well done and thank you both
I keep wishing and hoping you’ll upload some more amazing videos! Your Crisis Gardening series was incredibly inspiring and very informative. You undoubtedly inspired lots of people to have much more confidence in their approach to gardening. No namby-pamby faffing about, stick it in the soil and let nature take its course! Thank you for encouraging me to enjoy gardening with such joyous freedom, without worrying about the regimentally of the dos and don’ts!
Thanks Anthony! And I'm literally spending this week planning some more videos - it's just taken me a year to make more time to do them. So watch this space!
@@GoodLifePermaculture I bet there’s lots of people like myself who keep checking their notifications, to see whether you’ve managed to find the time to create some more amazing videos! I see Australia is currently experiencing a mouse plague, let’s hope climate change isn’t making species metamorphize for survival. The last thing you’d need is mice learning how to make little boats! Your last series of videos were very educational and proved to be a really good antidote for the Covid - You have exceptional teaching skills, as you impart knowledge on the macro and micro level both at the same time!
@@anthonywestwood8489 Thanks for keeping on checking :-). I'm slowly making some more videos and hope to start putting them out weekly soon.
@@GoodLifePermaculture Awesome news - Thank you 😊
Thanks Hannah for your enthusiasm and your inspiring ideas for a better world post covid19. The seeds you're planting have real power to create a more beautiful world for generations to come. Keep being Bloody Awesome!
Hear bloody hear, Hannah! You should be running the country instead of those clowns in Canberra.
Loved the nourishing society messages at the end. I personally think your talents and inspiration are seriously underrated. You deserve a much bigger TH-cam garden to help grow greener healthier compassionate minds!
Thanks Anthony :-)
LOVE THIS! Can't stress how vital the messages you're sharing are, so grateful! Thank you! Keep sharing!
Hanna you really are the best. I love how you can see clearly the tracks that we need to travel in this country. You also have the best smile and laugh. Thanks for sharing your knowable and words of insight. I hope you will always have that warm and caring heart. And just because i can say this I'm going to, Live Long and Prosper.
Thank you SO much for all that you share. You are inspiring on many levels and so helpful. For the first time I have a container vegetable garden on my small porch outside my apartment. The information that you have shared has been so helpful and your joy is infectious.✌️🥬 🌱
I love your channel! Thank you for your inspiring advices and thank you for encouraging me to convert my useless lawn into a food garden. I have started it this year and I have just discovered how wonderfull the contact with plants and soil is! Thank you once again and greetings from Poland!
Have loved the series, thank you for something/one bright, cheery and 100% positive each Monday morning !!
Video after video I look up to you and your work even more! Thanks for making a change, Hanna!
Hannah you are a truly beautiful soul. Thanks for a lovely start to the day 😊
Incredible video! I'm peering down from the diving board, so ready to jump in!
I enjoy your vids so much!! having moved to our own property (finally), we started a new veg garden, orchard & nearly finished our chook house & run, throughout the whole process you have been our mentor, inspiration, an amazing go-to person to see how & what we need to do next, plus you add that joy & happiness which undoubtedly puts you number 1 on my list, thank you. Looking forward to future vids
Thank-you! We have very much enjoyed this series, and look forward to more of your inspiring videos in the future.
Just found your channel and subscribed immediately. Just getting into Permaculture and looking to get my first allotment. My plan is to have a community bed where I can grow extra food which can be given to either a homeless shelter or food bank as part of my contribution to my community. My daughter is also going to have a bed where she can learn to grow not only food but her creativity, compassion and understanding of the Earth. Be safe. X
I love your recipe for post covid! Brilliant.
Amazing series - thank you for your great informative vids- and yes let’s invest in growing a better world!
I love you so much, your energy is infectious! What a legend!
such great info and a great finale! such a wonderful vibe :)
Thanks for the awesome vids! Super inspirational and timely! Looking forward to the next things :-)
This was a wonderful series. Thanks so much. Each was inspiring and I even learned a few things.
Thank you so much for clarifying green manure and how to do it. Great points at the end, I really do hope things change for the future.
Ace would've never thought of using broad beans. Thanks!
Thank you for providing such helpful and intelligent content. I am loving your videos. :)
Thanks Hannah for your enthusiasm and knowledge sharing! Your vids are amazing and inspiring. Thank you so so much :)!
Cheers Hannah and your family. I'm just beginning my plant growing journey and am using many of your suggestions. Thank you so much. Bloody ripper eh!
Happy New Year to you and your family!
Your Crisis Gardening series of videos were most definitely an inspiration to us all - Please do a follow up for us in 2021!!!
I really enjoy watching your videos.
Love you guys! That music on this vid transported me to where my roots are from! Although your neighbour now and quickly stepping into winter here in NZ 💚
Yes! Couldn’t agree more x
Well done
Right on!
Hannah (and team!) thank you so much for your wise, happy encouragement to get out and get dirty to nourish our gardens and ourselves. And please do me a favour?....stay AWESOME! xo
Will try :-)
Love your work Hannah!
Loving your vids and your laugh! What is that gorgeous purple flowered plant at the start of the video? Is it edible? Thank you! And I love what you're advocating at the end of this video! Yes, let's not go back to the "old" world.
Thanks Ate. It's a Mexican sage bush (Salvia Leucantha) - one of my favourites :-)
You are soooooo amazing!!!!! Thank you for your vids 🥰
What is flowering behind you? Love your channel! Thank you!
It is a type of salvia I think
Mexican sage bush (Salvia Leucantha) :-)
such a great video! "out grown the status quo" is an excellent quote, I hope you don't mind I recycle it
Not my unique quote - I've seen it used for decades now - not sure of an original source. So please, use it to inspire change :-)
Hanna thanks for your lovely energy and for sharing all your wisdom... Do you chop and drop when you cut the growths? And could I just but a thick layer of mulch on top to "kill" the manure at the end ? I'm also curious about that beautiful purple flowering plant behind you, thanks ✌️
You can chop and drop the green manure growth over the season, however in winter I only do this *if there isn't heaps and heaps* (as this encourages slugs and snails). In summer I def do this to cover the soil/prevent evaporation. In tropical climates you could chop and drop all year round. But it will never kill the manure crop - most of it will just grow back through. That gorgeous purple flower is a Mexican sage bush (Salvia Leucantha) :-).
love your videos - glad you are not doing anymore 'crisis' series (even though I loved the content!) I do not think that 'crisis' is a good word to be using - it implies that this is a time that is something to just get through and come out the other side to continue we ewe were at. I am pretty sure you think as I do that this time is a pivot point around which we can make the changes required to make our world a better place and to make sure our planet thrives. Look forward to the next 'series'.
Great info about green manure - had one in but was not sure about when to end it and how - this answered that perfectly, even though they had flowered, I went straight out there and cut, watered and covered - DONE! I did love seeing the diversity of flowers come out (I had a 29 seed type mix from Eden Seeds!) and the insects it brought... but my objective is to improve our very poor soil... Also loved the tip about mustard greens as a soil cleansing crop - that is cool!
You are really lovely. Thank you.
How have you been? Have been missing your vlogs!
Hi there, thanks for the great video! Could we use cardboard instead of tarp to smother the green crops? Thanks 💞
amen to that!
Love your videos and attitude from a back garden prematureist in the UK but have you considered animal rights and going vegan
Glad you enjoy the info and to answer your questions - yes and yes. :-)
Regarding planting mustard seeds...where do you get mustard seeds from...do you just use ones from supermarket? Also how long do you let the plant grow for? Do you put it back into the soil ? p.s. you are FABULOUS and thank you for your big heartedness
Great Video,, question: what animal is making the sound that comes in some of your videos?
Hi . Ive been doing green manure and weed tea,s for years but i love the tarp idea and the mix of soil feeders together.. Please have you any suggestion,s on a non toxic tarp?I am going to prepare a couple of raised beds for autum and its a perfect time to so.Sent a friend request o facebook under the name of wallace and you will see a photo of my daughter and her goat in the paddock.. I am working towards a small community for Down Syndrome girls where they can live a grow food and spread there joy..Warmest regards Samuel
A great finale for a very helpful series ! But the colours in this video seems to be rather pale and washed out....is it just my eyes are tired now or are others seeing the same ?
My Green manure has fallen over in the wind !
Just cut it down an dit'll grow back up :-)
exemplary attitudes to life. Thank you Hannah and Co for all your sage ? advice and gardening gems. Love your channel