Starting A Forest Garden, Step Two: Soil Preparation

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The North side of the house is an area as yet untamed .. a great opportunity to build a forest garden, one step at a time. In order to withstand periodic droughts, we will build a simple system for retaining water into the foundations of the garden .. by jump-starting the same system a natural forest uses: The living soil itself. In this second installment, Jason describes the methods that lowland forests use to build soil through natural processes, then proceeds to prepare the new forest garden addition for planting with the shaping of pits and mounds, and planting a cover crop. Last frost has arrived .. and Planting is coming up next!
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  • @qualqui
    @qualqui

    Following an orderly procedure for the Forest Garden, will definitely eliminate any future problems, thus working hand in hand with Nature and soon, like Mary said the other day, you'll have your Polynesian jungle! 😂👍That Bilbo is such a playful cat, was he the one that photobombed your last video? It's noticeable he's a pampered kitty for sure!😉

  • @vickisavage8929
    @vickisavage8929

    Apparently, Bilbo has learned to use his doorbell and does so with enthusiasm. There’s something about being a cat butler…

  • @GrandmomZoo
    @GrandmomZoo

    Thank you😊

  • @maryistulsafox
    @maryistulsafox

    First

  • @eltonbutterfield
    @eltonbutterfield

    👍

  • @vickisavage8929
    @vickisavage8929

    Apparently, Bilbo has learned to use his doorbell and does so with enthusiasm. There’s something about being a cat butler…