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Hi, Would you like to do another video update of your garden? I would love to see it! thanks

Great work! Colorado is a very harsh climate for leafy plants so I know how much work it can take to get things looking that lush. Sunflowers, sage, and succulents are the few plants that seem to love this climate but many "traditional" (European) garden plants can really get hammered by the heat. I'm on year two of deep mulching my yard in an attempt to conserve moisture, we'll see how things go in the spring!

I love this, congratulations. Very through and Colorado appropriate garden!

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Any update on. what the land looks like?

What a great garden! Are you still in Colorado?

Wow I’m here 2022

Omg, just move to Denver. Hoping to do the same- please help me!

Hi! Thank you so sharing your knowledge with us! I just moved to Colorado and I am interesting in permaculture gardening. Do you know of local support groups that can help me achieve a beautiful garden likes your?

I’d love to see an update

I came back to lift the quote at the end - luckily I was able to find this again!

You have an awesome garden! This coming year will be my first year experimenting with this type of planting. Last year I used bags and I wasn’t impressed.

Wow, so incredibly impressed with your garden. Thanks for sharing.

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How many time do you water them a week.

What does it look like now?

Do you have any updates 7 years later?

How beautiful.

Has anyone in the Denver area had Monarch Butterflies in the last 3 years? I have let Milkweed grow in front of my townhouse (much to my HOA maintenance man's displeasure) and I have only attracted a few Viceroy butterflies.

I love this! I live in Denver as well and would love to something very similar!

I'm going to grow celery in my garden for the first time next year here in Louisville, CO. Can I direct saw in in my raised bed?

Are you growing heirloom veggies or are the cukes, and melons hybrid? If they are heirloom seeds what variety are they that are doing so well? How many inches deep was the mulch? What garden zone are you? Thanks for the video, it looks healthy , thriving, and gorgeous!

Beautiful hope that i can have this in Ph. Thank you

Nice video Crystal, thanks for sharing.

Enjoyed watching this video.

Great garden

Thanks for sharing..

I live in Fort Collins Colorado and bind weed really is the worse. I hear it’s actually edible might try to eat my weeds this year

Love the garden! Has everything I need and love.

Saw this in my news feed. not sure when or how I sub'd to you. Haha looks like you haven't posted in 4 years! Haha. Nice pics tho.

Amazing. I'm in Boulder and loved seeing which plants grow well in our area. Thanks!

can you upload about the community garden? I'm curious

You created a lovely garden. If you would accept a suggestion...you might change you neighbors’ attitudes faster if you designed it to encourage them to help themselves to a raspberry.

In your front yard! Oh my gravy! Do your municipal by-laws allow it?

I am a beginner at this in Houston Texas. Have a very small yard and doing this. Your video has been a life saver for me. LOve you and all this. Please keep it going :)

Good day It'll been nice to have known u we just left aurora after 10yrs I am learning now. I want this so bad

Fantastic looking garden

Beautiful garden, tons of info...thanks, Lady. Hope you are happy in your new place!

Great tour and keep up the good work😊😊😊

Love the garden. I think I would keep corn for the back yard though.Although yours is lacking, it could do well some year and grow quite tall. That would over shade your sun loving ground covers, and quite honestly take away from the beautiful garden you have created.

I would've never guessed we can successfully grow Goji. This is awesome. Thanks for the tour!

Love it! Great healthy food garden to inspire your neighbours, good on you

That's a nice tour. I love the end of the video where all those boring lawns in the neighborhood are exposed for what they are, while you have this amazing ecosystem established. Thumbs up!

great video! great techniques! great garden! Just started the same in my backyard.

My dream variety garden!!!!

You made a good point regarding the construction of hugelkulture beds: even in climates not as dry as Colorado, they are supposed to be set in a small trench so they can collect and wick moisture as needed. Yes, fruit trees can be pruned in summer to keep them smaller. Pruning in winter encourages growth, including lateral branching.

Chunkier mulch has the advantage of creating air pockets that don't get compacted right away, which could be a problem with any type of 'fines'. The discovery that hay makes great soil, and quickly, is... old news. :) Alfalfa and other legumes used to make hay, like clovers, are high in nitrogen, and the grass hays tend to be higher in carbon.

Thanks for the video