Love the colors! Also, very clever compost/ trash area!

Music sounds very gay

Oh so it's about turning my lawn into potatoes?

So ashes of the shameful agriculture they had patched up by my ideas and their lies? What hypos

Hi Summer, I've been watching your channel for three years. Seeing your projects in full bloom has been a ray of sun in a very difficult time. Some thoughts for your rock garden, and for whoever designs and plants this garden. You mention "pulling it all up". I have some questions for your consideration while you prepare for that project, given that its such a big area that already has some plant diversity. Measuring seven times and cutting once should be taken into consideration when moving large stones. I think you can be more creative and strategic with your limited stones. Would it be possible to concentrate the stone you already have into pocket rock gardens for the first year? That would give you time to identify spots for future gardens when you or your neighbours inevitably need to remove shale? How can you phase the garden in? Learn from mistakes before you scale? What could you do lower the disruption, and take your time to understand the the plants that already thrive in the existing contours and soils? How can you lower the energy, fuel, and time needed to establish a garden, where some plants are already well-established? What about flattening out existing ledges and add your stones to plant between and around. How can you leave room for goldenrod in the garden? Where can you pull plants by hand? Where on your land do you already have rock garden conditions to transplant the plants that do well in this garden? Could any of them be sources for plants, seed, roots, and cuttings for this area? I'm very excited to see you bring more people on your land, and see how this beautiful place youve created flourishes.

Interesting Video. Haven't seen too many cover a large walipi/earthen greenhouse. I guess if you have land and the tractor/bobcat/etc to dig it yourself, and the water-table isn't too high...I'd want to go +1 and dig a 'basement' under it. - You could have the basement be a 'drive-in ramp' area for equipment'. - It could be an aquaponic system underneath the veg farm, warmed so water doesnt freeze either. - It could be a 2nd layer of veg farms. - It could be a system of algae growth panels like Cody'sLab was doing; using that for animal nutrients or just nutrients for veg.

how are you watering everything???

Great ideas! You both should actually watch this & actually count how many times you actually say, “actually”. :) A lesson I learned in business school giving presentations. Great video though! 😊

The garden beds look like amoebas under a microscope from the top view 🦠🦠🦠

Oooh the rock garden video would be so cool I can’t wait for that. I love how communally involved you are. I bet the community love you guys and what your doing for the culture ❤

Really good job 👍

I cannot wait or see the result!!!

Definitely we don’t have gardens… we have beautiful dreams ❤

I was just gifted a Multi flora rose and placed it on my archway. Do you think it’s best to remove it? I just heard that it can host mites that causes Rose Rosette Disease. Wondering if you have heard of this? Thank you 🙏 for great video episodes 🌷🖖🏼

Just exquisite both in gardening knowledge and video content! Just love it!

This is such a great presentation - so many ideas I have now for future planting. Thank you!

Summer, I love your garden design.!I’m excited for spring in my garden.

❤WOULD LOVE TO LIVE LIKE THIS....

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ohh, as always so beautiful and informational. I HAVE to know what song starts at 10:25

You and Saunder (and Joey helped too)have done a tremendous job transforming your land. So many projects. Deer fencing, gates, pulling out invasives, culling trees, creating new garden beds, grass pathways, creating the meadow house, etc. Its remarkable in a very short time. Cant wait to see what projects come next, inside and outside. Feel proud of your accomplishment.

Always enjoy seeing Edible Acres and their setup. And really appreciate the videos. I know I’m late to the party, but I wanted to mention Seaberry is NOT deer resistant. I planted some on my property in MT and the deer nibbled on the leaves. After I saw it I immediately fenced them in, but it looks like they hit it a few times. I will say there is no plant diversity in this state so maybe in a warmer/diverse climate they won’t bother it. Just wanted to let everyone know.

Wow! What a transformation! Have been following along, looking forward to the Spring Show.

Vessel is her favorite word.

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Saunder is very talented! Your videos have been soo relaxing to watch, and those edge lines are perfect (loved the orchard design also). Just want to shout out Saunder cause you two working together have really created a lovely space.

I can’t wait to see the mood boards come to life!

Can't wait to see it next year!! 🌿

Saunder, you're a gem

So much better than before! Good job!

See you in the spring with these gardens!❤

I am so jealous of your weather, our ground has been frozen since Halloween 😢. All I can think about is gardening and there's nothing I can do about it 😅.

the garden looks good now. That will be a lot to defend against weeds for the next couple years. i see so many gardens that turn into weedy eyesores after the first year because people don't realize how much weeding is required to maintain them the first few years.

Looking GREAT! Thhhhhhanks for the tour !

I may have missed it but next year consider planting saffron crocuses which bloom in the fall and of course has the benefit of supplying saffron. The transformation of this area has been really satisfying. Looking forward to seeing these bulbs in the spring.

You've definitely been busy. Wow, lots to maintain. I wish you all the best!

Love the crocussus! Here in The Netherlands we even have a vacationperiod that is named after it, called; Krokusvakantie 😁

I think it could be useful to go around the world seeing how people live in different places and gain perspective. This is not small at all, much less tiny or 'on the big side' of tiny.

That's a lot of vessels

Unsubscribed to her channel, got word they are tRump supporters

Disheartening to know she is a tRump supporter! Will not be watching her shows again and will be unsubscribing immediately! She's wearing a MAGA type hat and supports a felon and traitor, I hope people see this video and unsubscribe to her channel.

This is gorgeous but to me, too much stuff. It seems that almost every empty spot, such as on the shelves or the open shelf wall has been filled with something. Having some empty space is nice and more peaceful imo especially in a small space. Plants are beautiful but again, too much, imo. Love the layout and the colors!

Great, cozy looking house. What we did is put lazy susan like they did in a past with non bendable doors, so it is corner V shape fixed panel that attaches to the shelves inside. This eliminates huge inconvenience of these movable, bendable fronts that they currently placing in most kitchens. We never have to worry about banging the door against cabinets on a side. We also put sliding metal shelves in all bottom cabinets to be able to get to any items in a back easily, like you did with your trash door, and in trash cabinet, we placed 18" dishwasher and narrow pullout cabinet next to it. We put slide out shelf under the sink with trash bin so we could slide waste from cutting board that fits over the sink area (idea came from RV kitchen design) but our sink is single bowl with left side drain that allows for full clearance space under the right side. I love the refrigerator/ freezer.

Hate to tell the guy but that propane heater burning is creating mostly CO not CO2. Hope he has a CO monitor and is venting the exhaust

Your house is very nice. All the best from Poland.

You can paint with (fil in Swedish) or yoghurt on the glas in the summer. Just spray it with water to get it off

The way you tell the story through this video is so engaging. Thank you for sharing this experience!😍😍😍😍

I’m truly impressed by how you highlight the natural beauty of this location🥰🥰🥰

So beautiful, everything.... and so calming, warm, cozy colors

How do you pull on filtered air tho through the exhaust fan