Way to go

How do I get connected to you people l love gardening

What a wonderful, heartwarming project! 💚 I hope you diversify a bit more and add a few more native fruit trees to that location in the next tree planting project.

Wish I had been there

Well done. This is good work. What type of tree s are you accepting? Any?

Bravo

BRAVO!!! Well done indeed. I'm a tree hugger myself. Lots of trees at my own home. Please publicise this more. See you 14th Jan.

We need a "Service to country" mentality, with that such projects will increase across the country and these trees will have a great chance of survival and thrive... Kudos to this team. I live in Ibex Hill, main street. It's quite a long road and sadly it has no trees... All old inner roads have trees (Check Longacres, Rodes Park, neighborhoods in Ndola, etc), and all new roads have none. See the pattern? Whichever unit of the Govt that ensured that trees are planted in every street should bring back this policy. There's a reason they did that and not practicing that over a number of years has also cost us. For now seeing this is urgent, let us, the residents of this beautiful country, step up and take charge...

Great initiative. Let’s hope the rains will take over the watering during the initial installation

love it! would love to also see teaching youth about permaculture and water management =]

Fantastic work let's encourage everyone in Zambia to plant trees.

Am learning about charcoal being useful for plants. So encouraging. Thanks so much. Please continue taking care of the garden.

Wow!This is great. Its good for natural foods which are healthy but also your children are learning living skills.

This is Great. I have started small. Such innovations would help many families eat natural foods which is very healthy.

Thats tue way to go keep it up

Very nice and inspiring. Thank you!

Beautiful greetings from Cape Town

This is wonderful. Thanks for the video.

Coke vs termites! This was a great tip! Thank you Sandy. What is the name of your restaurant? Must visit when next in Lusaka.

I make mine just with grass and leaves.

Not much in terms of "Magical 17-days-Compost, lots of talking.

Last year, I bought my first adenium obesum (pink flower) at East Park mall in Lusaka. It grew very well for the past year, flowering most of the year. I'll probably have to repot soon as the side branches are starting to get top heavy and drooping down, still flowering. I maybe even have to prune it, hence me searching on when and how to prune. Rainy season hasn't brought us much rain yet, and it's still very hot. I bought another, a varigated two different colour flowers, last week from the same lady. Thank you for this video.

I hope to plant some trees on my land if I can get the funding. I love trees 🌳 😍

Wonderful ❤❤❤

Thank You For Sharing❤❤

Thank you so much

nice sharing friend

Wow, this is very nice and encouraging and showing togetherness in a family. Where can I find you?

Wonderful it's nice to hear from a fellow zambian it's easy to relate and I like you it that you are very genuine. Please keep it up it seems we share a lot in common. I am likely to visit your garden.

Great my sister I share a passion with you. Can we link up I am within zambia is Eastern province.

Nice show 🎉🎉 Keep up ❤❤ Be blessed

You are so lucky my sister that your children are able to work with you. Iam struggling with my farm, i working alone

Thank you for sharing,l also love gardening

Wonderful mother inspiring children to work for themselves. You have wonderful children who are also ready to work.

Watching from Essex United Kingdom. Do Chesnuts grow in Zambia? I see plenty of them here in the parks.

Thanks this is the information I needed, any tips on growing it in the rain season can be super

Love this episode

Wonderful

Yet another fascinating episode. Thank you!

I have thoroughly enjoyed watching this episode. Its commendable that Ms Dalitso managed to inspire her children to enjoy gardening. Wow! I would have loved to see more of Ms Dalitso's son's project. The Mexican apple joke is so funny. Thank you!

This is absolutely wonderful and inspiring. Thank you very much for sharing. I didn't know about "airlayering". Thank you very much for the enlightenment

So inspiring @deasgarden

So inspiring 👏👏👏

Thanks for small gardens.

Let us plant trees 🎄 folks

Keep it up my brother Phiri

That is some blockbuster revelation: "Divide and conquer"

🍋What is the air layering method used for the lemons?🍋

This is great! Not sure if you're doing this as well, but SUPER important to make sure the land is absorbing water so things can grow. If you can, highly recommend encouraging people to dig zai pits or "african smiles", and to plant the trees around the holes (not in them). Keep up the great work!