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Our .1 acre, 3 year old garden - a video tour

 
Sean Dembrosky
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I recently put up a video documenting the second site where my wife and I farm, which is .6 acres in total.  Our largest garden is .1 acre and is starting to hit a stride.  We are annual dominant for now to help pioneer the space, build soil and hammer back weeds and are moving section by section into succession with elderberries, black currants, perennial veggies and a ton more.  
Let me know what you think, we're excited with what can happen in 3 years!



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Tyler Ludens
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Beautiful and lush!

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Shawn Madden
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Gorgeous and inspiring. Thank you!

With a little bit of teamwork
and a whole lot of love
anything is possible.

 
Robert Jordan
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Beautiful garden. Beautiful, calm delivery. Beautiful voice quality. Great teacher. So encouraging. Well done you. RC

Ecoboy, hoping to develop a forest garden in Donegal in Ireland's Atlantic North West.

 
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Cool stuff.  I've seen some of your videos on YouTube before including the one where you hand dug a pond.  But I was wondering if you could explain building that micro pond in this garden.  I would like to incorporate some of these in my space.  Thanks, Aaron
 
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