I stumbled across permaculture when it became illegal to burn garden "waste" (France 2019). Learning about chop and drop and composting has been THE solution and absolutely transformed my relationship with my garden! Now I know that what I prune, mow and rake is actually treasure not waste. I feed all of that back into my garden and it's made my life a whole lot easier and the soil a whole lot richer. Thanks for a great channel.
I am reading Anna's book at the moment and I like the motivating and doable concept very much. All the ideas structered in a way that is very beginner-convenient. So, I am working on turning my 'whateveritis' into a forager's place. Thank you very much.
People think I'm NUTS because I plant weeds in tubs, I pick everybody's nettles and plantago eg, before they they blitz them out of existence. I'm developing a permaculture, edible forest garden and it will have a deliberate ground level of weeds I can eat, or turn into salves and tinctures.
When I was a child, about 11 years old yrs or so (decades ago) I thought that the foods that look like parts of our bodies, ie walnuts look like the brain, hemispheres and all, then that food must be good for that part of the body. But anyone I spoke to about thought I was silly. Now to hear you speak of the doctrine of signatures has got me quite interested 😊
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I am finding that many things we grow as annuals, can be perennials. I have cabbage in it's third year now.
Plant 👏 food 👏 not 👏 lawns 👏
I stumbled across permaculture when it became illegal to burn garden "waste" (France 2019). Learning about chop and drop and composting has been THE solution and absolutely transformed my relationship with my garden! Now I know that what I prune, mow and rake is actually treasure not waste. I feed all of that back into my garden and it's made my life a whole lot easier and the soil a whole lot richer. Thanks for a great channel.
The forest garden we created ten years ago is definitely going in this direction as our interest in foraging has grown.
Brilliant video, Anna & Maddie. Thank you so much for sharing all this wisdom and your love of the Earth to keep inspiring us all. 🌳♥️🙏
I am reading Anna's book at the moment and I like the motivating and doable concept very much. All the ideas structered in a way that is very beginner-convenient. So, I am working on turning my 'whateveritis' into a forager's place. Thank you very much.
People think I'm NUTS because I plant weeds in tubs, I pick everybody's nettles and plantago eg, before they they blitz them out of existence. I'm developing a permaculture, edible forest garden and it will have a deliberate ground level of weeds I can eat, or turn into salves and tinctures.
Please!!! Subtítulos en Español!!!! Muchas gracias por tus experiencias y las imágenes!
Thank you for this very important and interesting video. This must spread all over the world as rapidly as possible.
We agree!
Omg Mr Liu! Are you éverywhere??? Your videos make excellent and highly encouraging viewing/listening, too! 🙏🏽🌳🕊💚
I'm absolutely in Love with The idea of this type of gardening! This is the answer for my needs. Thank you very much 🙏😊❤ Bless You All
great content... thx for share it with public :D send love to u from Iran :D
So interesting! Oh i have to google “wild garlic”! I’m in Aust so not sure what this plant is…
It needs shade, cool damp feet and has a very short (spring) growing season.
yes this exactly the video I needed to watch! I've wanted to up my forager game and add someof the plant's to my own garden, so thank you!
Good to hear - hope the garden thrives
Wow!
Building my own fruit tree guilds infront of my home, Las Vegas NV. Got rid of the grass and planted edibles ( food forest, forest garden
When I was a child, about 11 years old yrs or so (decades ago)
I thought that the foods that look like parts of our bodies, ie walnuts look like the brain, hemispheres and all, then that food must be good for that part of the body. But anyone I spoke to about thought I was silly.
Now to hear you speak of the doctrine of signatures has got me quite interested 😊
this was interesting
I absolutely love this video ❤️.
Hello from Ireland. Super video. That beautiful piece of music is way too loud, frightened the shite out of my springer.
HI there. Sorry to scare the Springer :D
Wow! educational
Really great video. Does she have a you tube channel?
No but we will be making lots more films at her gardens!
Very interesting interview. Thanks for sharing.
Our pleasure!
Fantastic - so into this here in Melbourne Australia...more power to us all large and small forager gardening. Thank you both for this video.
Brilliant, thank you! And please....what is the song at the beginning? I would love to know where to find it!
Look up Tygermylk on Spotify - you won't find this song but you will find others
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Your discussion sparked my interest, until 20:15 to 20:35 audio is lost, put subtitles on & then that went off.
Very sorry there is a blip in the sound. We will do our best to fix it.