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[@MoragGambleOurPermacultureLife]

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[@benjaminds7465]

Have you been head hunted for your own tv series? Hands down, one of the best gardening presenters on youtube. Informative, professional, compelling. Good stuff!

[@nothandondlovuraw7388]

I would love to watch such a series

[@MoragGambleOurPermacultureLife]

Thanks everyone! That would be so much fun and would be open to offers.

[@AM-in8gh]

No government would want its citizens to become ungovernable. Unfortunately its how this realm works. I'm surprised its still on yt to be honest.

[@ajayasir5272]

I wish I could find a KZbinr in my zone (US zone 5b) with a garden as beautiful as yours for more inspiration. I could watch this video over and over.

[@barrybr1]

Thank you so much Morag! I'm a wee bit obsessed with permaculture vids at the moment and am in awe of, not only your amazing garden, but your way of sharing info and ideas. You have a gift! Thanks for sharing it.

[@suule8829]

Thank you for the tour and inspiration. More than 55 plants!!!

[@MoragGambleOurPermacultureLife]

You are so welcome!

[@LoriSavingWild]

I agree with Benjamin below, you are a fantastic presenter and know what you are talking about. Its so hard to find good, reliable, knowledgeable people on KZbin.

[@elibutlerhenderson9750]

Just starting my own edible garden. So grateful to have you share all your knowledge. Has me feeling empowered and excited for my edible project. Thank you, thank you.

[@MoragGambleOurPermacultureLife]

Thanks Eli - good luck 🌿

[@Candlewick14]

God, I am in love. Shes amazing and her lifestyle is a dream. Hope to provide something even a bit like it for my son one day.

[@hyborea9598]

You have to be one of my fave permaculture KZbinrs I feel silly for not having found your channel earlier, so much great useful knowledge. I lived in Mullumbimby for a long time & I miss the lifestyle we had there. You have literally inspired & motivated me to try harder. What an amazing garden & space you have so abundant & lifegiving So so good x

[@MoragGambleOurPermacultureLife]

Thank you so much for your lovely message. Warm regards, Morag

[@cherrierose6830]

Morag...Thanks for sharing your permaculture life.I am only wishing for one.I'm in awe with your garden and way of life.Such a calm personality.Even when a snake crawls up your feet you it didn't bother you.Very inspiring.

[@tonycodolo]

Is it just me, or this one of the most beautiful permaculture presenters on KZbin? She has that eternal beauty look about her. Could listen to that voice all day.

[@rlportillo]

Greetings from north Georgia, US! What lovely garden! Thank you for sharing and for the great ideas!

[@auntyjo1792]

A very gifted communicator. Thank you.

[@MoragGambleOurPermacultureLife]

Thanks very much.

[@Yonilovers69]

Wow Morag! What a dream! So much abondance! Your kids will be so grateful one day! Thanks for sharing❤

[@MoragGambleOurPermacultureLife]

I hope so too!

[@tatepasi9519]

So inspired, pumpkin leaves are a delicacy in Zimbabwe. They are my favorite greens.

[@musamohammed9058]

I am glad to come across your website and I am learning so much from ❤

[@epicinarcadia2946]

Keep up the great work Morag, your place is looking fantastically abundant!

[@MoragGambleOurPermacultureLife]

Thank you very much for your encouragement.

[@Bhavs62]

HI Morgan, this was such a helpful video. Thank you. 🙏🏽😃

[@chiomascharm4596]

Wow! Beautiful abundance 😍

[@SenseMakinginaChangingWorld]

Thank you. I should do another tour now 5 years later! It's booming even more.

[@nickhayley]

Another terrific example of the variability of gardens across the globe. Certainly an important step towards sustainable food systems. I'd love to hear your input as to how cities and the suburbs should be making attempts to lessen the burden that agribusiness has on ecosystems and the wider environment - especially apartment dwellers. Great job!❤

[@MoragGambleOurPermacultureLife]

Great question! That’s exactly what we explore consistently through my podcast episodes, free masterclasses & film clubs and permaculture courses. You can explore more here permacultureeducationinstitute.org

[@gelwood99]

I live in NC USA zone 7b and I wish I could grow the things you do. I am also 63 and starting to garden this year after a 10-year break. I am loving the easy way and less work of your method. I just ordered my comfry today and my elderberries are rooting. I have chickens and am adding Kakhi Campbells next year. So I will be building up my soil and adding a few things as I go. Thank you.

[@MoragGambleOurPermacultureLife]

Fantastic - thanks for sharing!

[@swhite8381]

I really enjoy watching your videos. You are so inspirational. Thank you for being YOU. ❤️🙏🏻

[@MoragGambleOurPermacultureLife]

Thank you!

[@allon33]

Hippie with no shoes on, love it.

[@Mina_TaylorsVersion]

I love how you just go around munching stuff straight from the plants 💖 Loving your channel!

[@markemyshibukawa9254]

Thanks for helping me see my garden in a different way! 👍😀

[@joecrablone286]

Mainly impressed by the contour-catching path which drains into the main cultivation area - nice design!

[@MoragGambleOurPermacultureLife]

Thanks Joe. Believe me, it makes ALL the difference. Particularly in dry times. The soil, that has had its organic matter really boosted, just holds so much more soil water and keeps the whole system happier for much longer.

[@joecrablone286]

@@MoragGambleOurPermacultureLife Was wondering how it all holds up with your heaviest rains?

[@georgedebs3566]

Such an inspiring garden! So much useful diversity and so much knowledge! Thank you for this! :D

[@MoragGambleOurPermacultureLife]

Thank you very much George!

[@herringtonfarms5927]

Wonderful. Great information.

[@CG-gm8fe]

I just found you. thank you for the tour of your garden. 🌿🌱🍃🍉

[@janetmcarthur8847]

I loved watching this. Sadly, the things that will grow in the heat there will not grow outside in the West of Scotland, even in the summer. I can but dream. However, it does inspire you wherever you may be to make the best of what you have. Living in a permaculture village must seem like a dream come true.

[@travisrobinsonj]

greenhouse

[@MoragGambleOurPermacultureLife]

Thanks for writing. I have been here for 18 years. We just love it, and we are so delighted to be able to raise our children here. Like Travis suggests, a greenhouse/glasshouse/conservatory are a great idea.

[@IanDatah]

Happy to find your lovely presented channel. I'm in my path towards the Permaculture diploma and have a demonstration site/Eco-lodge in development in Puerto Rico. It is always great to find videos like yours, there is always something new to learn.

[@larkasojourn4849]

Your presentations are Amazing 😊

[@MoragGambleOurPermacultureLife]

Thank you so much 😀

[@DaHimajp]

wow .. its paradise

[@bunyiphoopsnake5870]

Thankyou! this helped for my species list in FDE!

[@kriste949]

Very lovely amazing gardens... The only thing that is missing - deep connection with plants, mutual respect, gentle touch, appreciation, gratitude...

[@hailstorm711]

Abundant kitchen garden and food forest you got there Morag. Thanks a lot for sharing. Looking forward to more videos in the future.

[@MoragGambleOurPermacultureLife]

Thanks for your comment!

[@PatriciaPadovani]

I am impressed by your garden but what impresses me most is that you have a jaboticaba tree! this is soooo brazilian! You live in a paradise! Cheers from the other side of the world!

[@piknikist]

love your work Morag!!! please share some more wisdom when possible..... You are the first ideal person I can get my mother into the permaculture side of gardening.. (she is hooked now hehe)

[@MoragGambleOurPermacultureLife]

Thanks so much for writing - that's wonderful feedback! Each week I am uploading another little video about our permaculture life, and I'm currently working on a book. Have you seen my blog with lots of information too: www.our-permaculture-life.blogspot.com

[@luzsanabria2053]

Your garden is breathtaking ❤️❤️❤️

[@wanderingchook1193]

how fantastic to be able to learn from you, Morag. Your garden is beautiful and makes me feel joy to just see it on my screen. Thanks for sharing your garden and knowledge.

[@TheRealHonestInquiry]

Amazing, I can't wait to explore the rest of your channel! I don't know if you've heard this term is Australia but being from California I would say you are KILLING IT! Thanks for listing the botanical names it's super helpful :) Oh yeah and for your viewers, don't forget, in addition to being great for burns, Aloe mixed with some water and taken internally is one of the most healing and hydrating drinks you can make!

[@virginislandwild]

Very inspiring, and you have beautiful soil. Thanks for showing us your garden Morag!

[@josephpiresson8000]

Hello Morag, I loved your place there. I wish I could visit it some day. I am a novice in permaculture but have learned a lot in the las two years. I live in Connecticut, US. My family (wife, son and daughter) and I grow our own vegetables in the most natural way possible. Thank you for all your videos here. Joseph

[@MoragGambleOurPermacultureLife]

Thanks Joseph. Happy gardening!

[@craigscrimgeour1870]

snake crawling on my leg...no prob...Morag you inspire me to do good things on my patch.

[@cristalcornejo749]

TFS your Amazing Beautiful Garden it’s Breath taking 🤗...your a true inspiration💗! 🍎🍊🐝🌴🌺🌸🌞🌍🌙

[@janearmstead4377]

What an amazing garden, thank you for sharing. It was a lovely to go on a guided tour with you, and a nice distraction on a cold wet day here in the u.k.

[@eleanorkerby]

I am sixty. I have been up since 8 am and finished eating my breakfast of dandelion greens/vinegar/butter. I love foraging, not just growing but I do grow a great kitchen garden. It is not too late to learn, just started a couple of years ago

[@paradoxical33]

proper way of living

[@eranaburland4608]

Hi Morag...what an amazing beautifully planned food forest you have. I am so glad I stumbled upon your video. I live in Christchurch NZ and have retired from the workforce to move North back to the family farm to grow a food forest. The hillsides are covered in Manuka, Tree Ferns, Nikau Palms and other Native Bush. The flat land around the homestead however is almost a bare canvas except for lemons oranges, mandarins, lemonades and kiwifruit. I am in the process of planning the food forest around them. You have no idea how your tour has help me figure out where to place things and how to aerate the ground without digging, I had planned to get a digger in lol, I even know now where I'm going to place the chook house. Thank you so much for sharing your fabulous garden with us. You are awesome.

[@donaldthompson7634]

Hi Erana.

[@russelletibi260]

you're living my dream!

[@TaliaCarbis]

6:45 Wow!! I had no idea you could eat the leaves of pumpkins!!

[@MoragGambleOurPermacultureLife]

I know - revolutionary isn't it. I couldn't believe it when I first found out that there was just so much food in my garden I just didn't even see!

[@debbieexcell5088]

You are an inspiration. The idea of permaculture makes sense especially for people with busy schedules. I appreciated the demonstration where you showed how newspaper can be used as weed barriers. Thanks

[@MoragGambleOurPermacultureLife]

Absolutely - this. Is such a fabulous low-stress way of gardening for busy people

[@jayanathdealwis2584]

Dear Morag it was a great pleasure to see this rich permaculture garden and how it has evolved over a decade or so. I didn't see you are mentioning nitrogen-fixing plants (other than the perennial bean) in this video. If you do please let us know what they are. I continue to follow your very useful videos.

[@JustinaLindeman]

What an excellent garden, I am so impressed! You did a great job with the tour, I will probably be referring to this video often as I build my own garden. So thank you for all the useful information. Also, I was shocked when your neighbor's house came into view at the end. The whole time I was picturing a rural setting, I didn't expect them to be so close. Brilliant! I'm starting to see that I don't need as much space as I aways thought.

[@aguedagoncalves436]

So beautiful...Just love it 👏👏👏

[@Ricosyard]

Beautiful

[@MoragGambleOurPermacultureLife]

Thank you

[@ТамерланИ-е5п]

Приятно смотреть за увлечённым человеком Кажется что она светиться от счастья и гордости !

[@Tryin2Bnice45]

I love you videos. We are 1 year into our homestead, I found planning the garden to be overwhelming at times. My husband is a straight line, single plant type gardener and I like food forestry. But we started at least!

[@MoragGambleOurPermacultureLife]

Good luck with it!

[@LittleRapGuy]

great video

[@Manda11.11]

wow you have done a lot of work in your videos thankyou

[@tanyatokarski2889]

so happy to have stumbled across your work and your amazing garden. much inspiration for here in England. I will be watching everything you have available

[@MoragGambleOurPermacultureLife]

Hi Tanya - thanks for your encouragement!

[@truenorth7553]

Your community is very lucky to have

[@branimirmarold7343]

thanks for sharing, respect!

[@ArthurBaker]

thanks for the great video.

[@josephdejesus7446]

Just amazing fresh energy!

[@SupernaturalMoon]

Fantastic eden garden, just like you :) thank you to share your love through it

[@stealthtrees96]

love it! great perspective

[@sheilagray3914]

I love your style. You inspire me.

[@carolscabinas]

This is the most fantastic explanation. So wonderfully info dense.

[@donaldthompson7634]

Hi Carol.

[@simplypaddy9504]

Hi morag. So glad to come across your garden tour video. Thankyou. Could you guide me as to how you protect or do you have any preventativemethod for protecting from snakes entering into your garden

[@superawesomejunkmonk]

Wow, excellent video and information. Thank you

[@kaleflower2319]

You are lovey and great sharing...thank you.

[@MoragGambleOurPermacultureLife]

Thank you!

[@Arroyo69able]

Beautiful woman in a beautiful garden, the best the world has to offer...

[@mihkupaul6765]

I would be interested to see a breakdown of your food usage; how much is purchased, whether you have livestock, and what you consume from that source, as well as how much is put by and so forth. I try to incorporate lots of edible/herbal/medicinal plants on my urban homestead, but I don't find a large number of permaculture perennial plants that would actually feed someone year round without supplementation with annual veg or grain crops. Do you dehydrate foods? Or use a freezer? Also, I see so many people doing permaculture in climates that can be used to produce year round. It is much more challenging in a cold climate. Can you share this information?

[@svelanikolova5776]

You inspire me to do the same. I wonder how much food I can squeeze in to a. 4th of an acre. I planted 8 trees in 2 weeks and discovered 3 more that needed attention. I also started chopping and dropping stinging nettle for complete nutrition for me and the soil. I got a bunny for the best compost out there and I am working on getting a duck to eat the nasty unwanted bugs. I also watched you last night and am repurpousing old plastic water bins for worm towers in my garden Thank you for the tour of your place.

[@chelinfusco6403]

Hi Morag! I've been wanting to see your garden and this video gave me a good view of it. We didn't get to see the veggie garden, baby called, but WOW! I know it takes time, but I'm heading there. You are my inspiration.

[@donaldthompson7634]

Hi Chelin.

[@misterjones2u]

Lovely video Morag, congratultaitons, i will be recommending it to students on our current PDC which we are doing in conjunction with Chester Cathedral in UK.

[@MoragGambleOurPermacultureLife]

Thanks Steve. That's great. My Mum came from that area - actually born in Wallasey.

[@spoolsandbobbins]

Lovely Morag!! Oh to live in Australia. But gardening anywhere (save perhaps the Arctic) is wonderful...even here in Nova Scotia Canada!

[@Evangelostaxiarchis]

thanks for the real education ;)

[@r1326r]

Hello Morag, I love-love your garden. I am new to Permaculture design and would love to see more of your garden and learn what to plant together and why. Any tips you have for beginners on how to start would be great, Thank you for sharing.

[@MoragGambleOurPermacultureLife]

Thanks so much for your lovely feedback. I appreciate your question and will keep that in mind for future clips. Morag

[@inzerasussy2664]

Very nice

[@michelemacgregor3049]

precious! thank you for sharing it with us. x M

[@stephenhooper5704]

Excellent work!

[@lindabunk3181]

I have comfry growing at out place, also called bone knit plant. It is great for farm animals as well as a composting plant. When fed to sick cows they produce more milk and thicker cream. We have mint. Although we don't have chickens it is used for their nesting boxes. Raccoons and mice are not fond of mint. Free range chickens tend to nest in the growing mint areas. I think the small may mask the smell of chickens to predators.

[@MoragGambleOurPermacultureLife]

Thanks for sharing that Linda. That is very interesting!

[@backyardgardenjourney3461]

What a dream, beautiful!

[@SmogenParadise]

Lovely dress! I'm 28 and I like your beauty. Nature feeds your prettiness.

[@MoragGambleOurPermacultureLife]

Why thanks!

[@SmogenParadise]

You look pretty gorgeous! You're welcome.

[@SmogenParadise]

She is attractive!

[@SmogenParadise]

Thanks.. i have

[@shanekonarson]

great garden , so much in a small area awesome

[@MoragGambleOurPermacultureLife]

Thanks - it's a continual work in progress....

[@NftpMotovlogsPR]

I really like your channel,, I'm trying to grow my rossella out your an inspiration ,,you have lovely eyes..

[@moniquesolanilla6767]

YOU HAVE A REALLY NICE PLACE, i Love your food forest.

[@SantosdeMuerte]

Fantastic work Morag. I'm in the process of building an offered house in Bunyip, Victoria.

[@mrs.kb.onboardsharingideas8700]

beautiful garden, Thanks for sharing

[@MoragGambleOurPermacultureLife]

Thank you!

[@Ajsallotment]

wow love your garden and approach. unfortunately over here in the UK we can't grow most of the fruit although I will take on board and think what can I grow as I am starting my permiculture allotment journey brilliant thanks AJ

[@haydehabdolahian7691]

You are lucky having great weather 😏we in Minneapolis right now is 14 F and windshield blew 0 😢

[@mwatimajuma2107]

wonderful and abundant. My question is how do you start from nothing to have all that collection. Any suggestion of what to start first?

[@da1stamericus]

I love onions. I will be looking for a perennial Welsh onion. I love all things perennial.

[@arunprabhamukherjee9467]

I love your abundant garden. SAdly, Canada, where I am, has a short growing season. And I have too much shade in my backyard. Only hostas seem to thrive here.

[@SuperPhilkat]

I love your videos and I have learnt so much. I have subscribed and have purchased many plants after learning about them here . I was wondering if you could also offer some tips for those of us that live in chilly Victoria 😉

[@Iskandar64]

Great video, very intresting, your winter though is so different to mine. But like you I like to leave the self setting tomatoes to do what they will.

[@TheDevine22]

Wonderfully done!

[@donaldthompson7634]

Hi how stunning you look on your smile.

[@TheDevine22]

Wow! Thank you for the compliment!

[@donaldthompson7634]

@@TheDevine22 You are welcome, How are you doing today??

[@unconditioned1]

Amazing!

[@pastorbritbolerjack2987]

This is AMAZING! What would you recommend planting to start with? I've very new to this whole perma culture thing