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Very informative

So dry! I last visited just after the rains. So happy there are still such private areas protected by the owners for others to enjoy and learn about what’s growing there. Need many more areas such as this.

Thank you for the great information! Your plants look wonderful! 🙂

Wonderful!

C'est un plaisir de voir une africaine avoir une passion pour l'adenium au Sénégal les femmes passent leur temps à décorer leurs ongles

Such a beautiful tree, thank you for sharing the many uses of its fruit.

It's lovely to have our southern spring recognised in such a way! Most people don't realise the subtle passage of the seasons in our area beyond the wet and dry seasons.

Merci et surtout un encouragement pour planter beaucoup de baobab pour lutter contre le changement climatique dans notre sous région( sadc).

Are Termites a problem for living trees Or do they just go for the dead ones?😮‍💨

DOES THE LADY KNOW STERCULIA AFRICAN CAN be grown from cuttings as well as seed?

Excellent! Stupendous!

Thankyou for sharing madam

🐝Amazing! This vlog is power packed with many life lessons. For example: a bee that has gone into poison will be kept out of the hive and put to death to save the entire colony. Also, I like knowing that the taste of the honey reflects what the bee has polluted in its environment. 🍯

Ide like to buy some Garcinia seeds Livingstonii, just 5? would that be possible.i dont see a link to the ladies Nursery

Merci pour le sauvetage de l'adnium. No watering in winter .

First time here, I believe there is alot to learn from you madam, looking forward to more content from you

Is it possible to grow rape in rain season?

Same with us in Lubumbashi

This is good

I love Aunty Mwiche! Love the Adeniums!

Ndefwaya umusalu wandi ube kwati waba Bernard plea 🙏

Oh wow! Interesting!

I think all the people who do mass tree planting every rainy season need to see this. Perhaps we would've more success with tree planting campaigns...

Beautiful forest, I bet it’s just lovely in the summer. Thank you for sharing.

Un moyen pour crée de l'emploi. Creation of job for young people.

I love this, Rusty Bucket has delicious food and seeing that they grow their own produce is really cool.

Very interesting & hope to learn more from you guys. Thanks

Unfortunately a large percentage of Zambia's soil is virtually dead, acidic or iron rich And this is not a good condition in which to cultivate plants and crops. So the result is that farmers routinely resort to chemical fertilizers and additives which perpetuates the problem and keeps soil lifeless. The solution is regenerative agriculture but impoverished farmers are understandably focused on simply growing food for their families and cannot be bothered with organics.

Awesome video! Lots of interesting information. Thank you for sharing. What a beautiful forest garden. 💚💚💚

Hi nice video , what do you use to heal wounds that may encounter.

Amazing exhibits gardeners!!!

Well done ladies

Is that a dark log or dark snake with its head up over your right shoulder? I live in the US in Oregon where there are rattlesnakes. A friend found two on his property a little while ago. I have one acre with tall grass, some old boards, sheet metal, a lawn debris pile, and two sheds, and voles and mice in the field, and many little lizards. And now I know I'm a goner. My cat is a great hunter. Will snakes avoid her? I enjoy snakes but the bitey, venomous kind terrify me. Great video.

😊 Stop twisting that brown snake into knots while you talk!

I have visited the Kalimba Reptile Park outside Lusaka and enjoyed seeing the dozen or so enclosures housing the most venomous snakes in Zambia. Also at the park are many crocodiles which reside in the ponds.

Very interesting information! A couple of scenes had audio only coming through the left channel though

I just bumped into this channel and must say am very impressed! I am working on permaculture farm in Kenya and am particularly interested in the biodigester to help protect the vegetation from being used as fuel. Thanks for sharing and keep it up!

Bujianna you're such an inspiration. Please continue what you're doing and do more videos to show others around Zambia about this sustainable way of urban farming!

This is great stuff. Thank you green space Zambia for this content. Please keep it up

It would be great if more people thought about how they can harvest rainwater!

This farm is really self sufficient. Great content

Дякую за видиос❤

Thanks so much for the information

Great garden. So much information. Thanks for sharing

This is very nice. Am here because of your instagram account

Epidendrum Ibaguense ,that's the name of the poor man orchid.Oncidium is epiphyt plant.Sorry for my poor english.

Is this spinach

This is really good and practical. What is the total size of the land?