I am so glad I was led to see your movie. Your ability to quickly pull from Bible and apply it to gardening is lovely. I am in the process of building a hugelkultur raised bed for veggies. i was so stressed about what to fill it with, and now I know! So grateful to your for sharing and to God. Thank you!
I made a hugelkulture bed by accident. I tided my gardens by throwing branches and other green rubbish into the raised bed, grass etc. Beautiful soil resulted.
I love the comment in the beginning of this video. The lady is really asking why his apple tree branches are bent so far over to the ground. She thought that he bent them over himself to bring the branches down. How amazing it is when we see that the abundance is so huge that it is the fruit bending the branches over!! I love this stuff.
sorry to be so off topic but does anyone know a way to log back into an Instagram account? I somehow lost the login password. I appreciate any tips you can offer me
Bless you you're first video sow a seed in my life... At the beginning of lock up... I call it look up... I never new I had a passion for making garden and plant... Making people spaces better.... My new bussness Backtothegarden was born.... I still do most gardens for free... And also teach people to start a compost heap... We all have to get Back to the Garden... That is where all started if we have the tree of life in us.... My misiion now is to teach people how to create their own Edens.... Planting food... The no one will stand at the robots with a board around their neck... Shouting.... Feed the poor.... Holy spirit is so cool.... Helping me from artist.... Painting on the ground.... Picture that will make the earth a better place.... I bless you with a strengthened body and good health.... Thankyou for sharing your wisdom
I woke up and my youtube channels were on, and I heard this guy talking about gardening, and alkaline. All the information I need to grow vegetables and eat healthier.
That is actually nothing new. It has been done since forever. I also wouldn't really listen to gardening advice from this guy. You can see how scorched those poor trees are, because he prunes them in such a way that he destroys the upper leaf mass which would protect the branches from direct sun. I don't predict a long an healthy life for these trees.
@@KJV7154 That's not proof that his advice is sound. Trees can live 30 years while being sick. You simply don't expose trunks to the sun in this way. The canopy is there for a reason.
@@KJV7154 What I'VE grown? I'm barely over 30, so I could have hardly grown a 30 year old tree, wouldn't you agree? My oldest trees are 6 years old and are located about 600km from where I live. Made over 100 grafts there, just this spring. Besides, where did you get this logic that you cannot know things if you haven't done them yourself? How about you use that nice search function of RUclips and find other experienced people talking about it, so you don't have to believe me?
Betty Adkisson yes, now is the right time to trim your trees. Your peach may have a disease. If you are down to one limb i would suggest you remove it and plant something else. Good luck.
I love Paul's wisdom and techniques, but I want to warn aspiring gardeners to grow the trees that do well in your zone. Honey crisp trees are hard even for professionals in the north with tons of chemicals. They dont really stand a chance down in Kentucky, but nurseries, Lowe's, tractor supply, home depot, Walmart, et.al., will all sell them because people want what they buy in the store to grow in their backyard. First, consider disease resistance before planting trees, and if it is a name you buy on the store shelves, it likely won't do well in your home orchard completely organically. Check with your local ag extension office, or at least look online at your state's ag college website for documents on what trees do well where you live.
This video is the 2nd one I've heard Paul mention God laughing in Psalm 2 regarding dwarf trees. I've read it and have no idea what he's talking about. Would love clarification on that.
At 1:36 Paul talks about the number of years it takes to get figs from sticking fig cuttings in the ground...to me it sounds like "three years"...could an English speaker confirm this? Thanks!
Hi I love this guy he a novel of inspiration but there is a little info missing as in watering. He says he doesn't water his garden but plants need moisture especially in harsh climates like where we are in Australia. Can you shine a light on the water aspect i.e. does it rain often etc.
He does water when he plants. The seed is planted, covered, and watered. What we saw though is that any rain that would come (which I thought it was like 11 inches a year?) not sure on that though.....would be absorbed into the ground and there is essentially no run off at all. His soil in turn consumes all and any moisture that comes to it! Then digging in the soil you see that the plant like has roots that are deep and vibrant! The root structure alone looked as though it would be able to pull moisture for the plant for whatever it needed during it entire life. All this he attributes to the woodchips but really this would be the same with any covering that you may be able to place on your soil. Its a LOT of woodchips!! Hope this helps
@@SimplifiedPiano thanks he did say he never waters and that was a bit confusing. He obviously gets regular rain fall so we would have to water quite regularly here but that is ok the science is in on growing ground to grow plants.
One of his videos he did mention that he waters when he first plants seeds, because they need the moisture to germinate. When the seed germinates and grows, he doesn’t water anymore because of the covering he has and the moisture already in the ground retained by the covering. The roots developed on the plant reach down or out to wherever it needs beneath the covering for the water.
@@kurtstein7631 Well he does live in a particularly arid region in Washington, most of the pacific northwest is heavy rainfall but he lives in an inland dry region. In other videos he does touch on how water can drastically improve a situation if you can make it work, but lack of water can be heavily rectified with deep mulching. Additionally the watering issue affects annuals a lot more than perennials like orchards, vineyards, berries, etc.
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As you look around the world is there really any other way all of this is here? I mean time, space and matter had to have come into being at the same time because they are all 3 dependent on each other. Maybe yoir interest in gardening is the way for you to connect and see the truth of our creator
@@benjaminchavez1232 'is there any other way all of this is here' - yes. And my interest in gardening is certainly not to 'connect and see the truth of our creator'!
Glad to hear God be given the glory & not man taking it.
Be blessed.
Paul is one of my favorite humans
This man is God's gardener.
I am so glad I was led to see your movie. Your ability to quickly pull from Bible and apply it to gardening is lovely. I am in the process of building a hugelkultur raised bed for veggies. i was so stressed about what to fill it with, and now I know! So grateful to your for sharing and to God. Thank you!
I made a hugelkulture bed by accident. I tided my gardens by throwing branches and other green rubbish into the raised bed, grass etc. Beautiful soil resulted.
I love the comment in the beginning of this video. The lady is really asking why his apple tree branches are bent so far over to the ground. She thought that he bent them over himself to bring the branches down. How amazing it is when we see that the abundance is so huge that it is the fruit bending the branches over!! I love this stuff.
thank you Paul, i am from the Philippines i certainly learn a lot. may God bless you more
sorry to be so off topic but does anyone know a way to log back into an Instagram account?
I somehow lost the login password. I appreciate any tips you can offer me
I literally just subscribed 10 minutes ago. My brain is going nuts🧠. Where have you been all my life? 🙏❤️🙏❤️🙏❤️🙏❤️🙏❤️🙏❤️🙏❤️
Wow Bethany ! I didn’t know u have more than jus music in this channel ! Thanks for sharing us around to see God’s marvelous n amazing creations
Paul is the Mr. Rogers of gardening
Thank you Paul Gautschi for sharing your knowledge
Bless you you're first video sow a seed in my life... At the beginning of lock up... I call it look up... I never new I had a passion for making garden and plant... Making people spaces better.... My new bussness Backtothegarden was born.... I still do most gardens for free... And also teach people to start a compost heap... We all have to get Back to the Garden... That is where all started if we have the tree of life in us.... My misiion now is to teach people how to create their own Edens.... Planting food... The no one will stand at the robots with a board around their neck... Shouting.... Feed the poor.... Holy spirit is so cool.... Helping me from artist.... Painting on the ground.... Picture that will make the earth a better place.... I bless you with a strengthened body and good health.... Thankyou for sharing your wisdom
This guy is amazing! Preaching truth!
He is amazing. Loved the tour and loved his heart for spreading the word!
@@SimplifiedPiano You are blessed to have visited there! God bless!
I woke up and my youtube channels were on, and I heard this guy talking about gardening, and alkaline. All the information I need to grow vegetables and eat healthier.
This man is so amazing. Just loved our time there!
You are amazing. Thanks for sharing your video.
Very nice plants. Superb
God Bless💗🌱🌴🍅🍓🍇🌽💗
God said . Let everything bring forth of its own kind. Hybrid plants are a stab in God's eye.
Ridiculous comment
I love the video! I was wondering if you have any issues with gophers and if you know how to take care of them!
So cool
I agree, Hosoi!
Wow. Finally understood the pollination through grafting idea
That is actually nothing new. It has been done since forever. I also wouldn't really listen to gardening advice from this guy. You can see how scorched those poor trees are, because he prunes them in such a way that he destroys the upper leaf mass which would protect the branches from direct sun. I don't predict a long an healthy life for these trees.
@@nexxogen Trees from his garden are 30 years old. His advice is sound
@@KJV7154 That's not proof that his advice is sound. Trees can live 30 years while being sick. You simply don't expose trunks to the sun in this way. The canopy is there for a reason.
@@nexxogen Well than show what you've grown and i'll believe you.
@@KJV7154 What I'VE grown? I'm barely over 30, so I could have hardly grown a 30 year old tree, wouldn't you agree? My oldest trees are 6 years old and are located about 600km from where I live. Made over 100 grafts there, just this spring.
Besides, where did you get this logic that you cannot know things if you haven't done them yourself?
How about you use that nice search function of RUclips and find other experienced people talking about it, so you don't have to believe me?
Can I trim my Apple tree now and peach tree. My peach acts like it's dieing. It on has one limb with green on it.
Betty Adkisson yes, now is the right time to trim your trees. Your peach may have a disease. If you are down to one limb i would suggest you remove it and plant something else. Good luck.
This guy gives off the exact same energy as Kent Hovind
Hi Paul I have a neighbor who planted bamboo and its grown all over into my backyard do you have a suggestion how we can limit that growth?
LOL, you're screwed! 😂🤣
I love Paul's wisdom and techniques, but I want to warn aspiring gardeners to grow the trees that do well in your zone. Honey crisp trees are hard even for professionals in the north with tons of chemicals. They dont really stand a chance down in Kentucky, but nurseries, Lowe's, tractor supply, home depot, Walmart, et.al., will all sell them because people want what they buy in the store to grow in their backyard. First, consider disease resistance before planting trees, and if it is a name you buy on the store shelves, it likely won't do well in your home orchard completely organically. Check with your local ag extension office, or at least look online at your state's ag college website for documents on what trees do well where you live.
Love this!
I wonder if a fig tree would grow in my climate , eastern Ontario Canada 👋🏼 thank you for sharing this!
This video is the 2nd one I've heard Paul mention God laughing in Psalm 2 regarding dwarf trees. I've read it and have no idea what he's talking about. Would love clarification on that.
Think he's referring to verse 4. Not specifically to dwarf trees.
2:00 Why is that guy even there?
That's Nick, he's staying with Paul and Carol. He has a channel on here called growing back to Eden.
At 1:36 Paul talks about the number of years it takes to get figs from sticking fig cuttings in the ground...to me it sounds like "three years"...could an English speaker confirm this? Thanks!
I believe he did say 3 years!!
Hi I love this guy he a novel of inspiration but there is a little info missing as in watering. He says he doesn't water his garden but plants need moisture especially in harsh climates like where we are in Australia. Can you shine a light on the water aspect i.e. does it rain often etc.
He does water when he plants. The seed is planted, covered, and watered. What we saw though is that any rain that would come (which I thought it was like 11 inches a year?) not sure on that though.....would be absorbed into the ground and there is essentially no run off at all. His soil in turn consumes all and any moisture that comes to it! Then digging in the soil you see that the plant like has roots that are deep and vibrant! The root structure alone looked as though it would be able to pull moisture for the plant for whatever it needed during it entire life. All this he attributes to the woodchips but really this would be the same with any covering that you may be able to place on your soil. Its a LOT of woodchips!! Hope this helps
@@SimplifiedPiano thanks he did say he never waters and that was a bit confusing. He obviously gets regular rain fall so we would have to water quite regularly here but that is ok the science is in on growing ground to grow plants.
One of his videos he did mention that he waters when he first plants seeds, because they need the moisture to germinate. When the seed germinates and grows, he doesn’t water anymore because of the covering he has and the moisture already in the ground retained by the covering. The roots developed on the plant reach down or out to wherever it needs beneath the covering for the water.
The wood chips make it so you don't have to water. The soil doesn't dehydrate when covered
@@kurtstein7631 Well he does live in a particularly arid region in Washington, most of the pacific northwest is heavy rainfall but he lives in an inland dry region. In other videos he does touch on how water can drastically improve a situation if you can make it work, but lack of water can be heavily rectified with deep mulching. Additionally the watering issue affects annuals a lot more than perennials like orchards, vineyards, berries, etc.
Very inspirational Paul! Btw Adam and Eve have a ladder for the apples? Just a thought
I wish I could learn to hear God the way Paul does.
Which god?
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unlike the other groups we do not discriminate or judge everyone has their voice we want to hear them
I tried to watch the back to eden documentary but had to turn it off because of the whole religious/god agenda
As you look around the world is there really any other way all of this is here? I mean time, space and matter had to have come into being at the same time because they are all 3 dependent on each other.
Maybe yoir interest in gardening is the way for you to connect and see the truth of our creator
@@benjaminchavez1232 'is there any other way all of this is here' - yes. And my interest in gardening is certainly not to 'connect and see the truth of our creator'!
@@ceili fair enough ceili, i didnt mean to offend you
@@benjaminchavez1232 it's all good bro, I'm not offended
@@ceili 👍 if you don't mind me asking, what is your view point on how the earth and everything we see got here?