June 20, 2020Videos, What's New Starting a No Dig Garden – Vol 3 Woodchip Paths and Planting We’ve finished our newest no dig garden and planted it up with about 30 different vegetables and herbs. We went with a […]
June 13, 2020September 6, 2020Videos, What's New Starting a No Dig Garden – Vol.2 Cardboard and Compost We’re really getting started on our new No Dig garden now! In this video we are going to talk about cardboard and […]
June 7, 2020September 6, 2020Videos, What's New Starting a No Dig Garden – Vol.1 Ground Preparation There are a lot of considerations when starting a garden, in particular a productive vegetable garden. Why no dig? Many reasons such […]
May 30, 2020May 30, 2020Videos, What's New How To Make Compost Tea from Nettles and Comfrey Just as nettle tea is good for you, it is also good for your plants! In this video we’ll show you how […]
May 27, 2020Mini Projects, Videos, What's New Pallet Tables Update Strawberries Salad Radish and Kale Here’s an update video on the Pallet Tables from 6 weeks ago. The results are both amazing and not so great. The […]
May 24, 2020September 6, 2020Projects, Videos, What's New The Wall Garden Here’s a brief video on how we set up our newest no dig garden on a south facing stone wall from the […]
May 4, 2020June 13, 2020Mini Projects, Videos How to Grow Easy Potatoes in Containers – Planting Did you ever grow potatoes? If not don’t worry, potatoes are easy to grow in containers! It’s an ideal method for those […]
April 29, 2020April 29, 2020Videos, What's New Chicken Tractor Starting a No Dig Veg Garden We decided to make a more detailed and flashier chicken tractor video. The chickens are helping us to prepare the ground for […]
April 25, 2020Videos, What's New Starting 7 different Edible Tubers In this video we’re showing you how to start 7 different edible tubers including the Potato, Oca, Mashua, Ullucus and Yacon from […]
April 19, 2020Videos, What's New How to Grow a Fig Tree from a Cutting Fig trees were rather common in walled estate gardens during the 18th century and some are still standing today. Nowadays they are […]