Back To Eden Gardening Documentary Film - How to Grow a Regenerative Organic Garden

[@baldingeagle5442]

I'm not religious but gardening, especially directly in the earth really makes you feel at home in nature, and humbles you. This is a great, well shot video

[@abuhabibalkhair250]

As a Muslim I can totally agree with not only the wonderful technique that Paul has but the power behind the word of the Lord. God bless you Paul, your family friends and if we don’t meet in this world may we meet it the life that lasts forever, in the garden as wide as the heavens. Peace and blessings ❤️

[@maryboyd4918]

Thank God for this I’m getting old and have a small yard but this has been most helpful in how to use the small space.

[@idahoplantlady]

I watch this movie like every year and pick up on something new still.

[@elizabethpyoutub1000]

I saw this film at the beginning of the pandemic and found it so beautiful and comforting. I look forward to watching it again and one day, building my own Garden of Eden. Thanks so much for sharing.

[@-tristan]

Truly honored and blessed to have had the opportunity to meet Paul in person. Dana & Sarah, thank you for taking the time to capture Paul's spirit and gift of knowledge for all to learn from.

[@donnagaudette6502]

4 years later. Just listening to this. Thank you. Learned a lot and gain such a blessing.

[@mangoyacho]

What a life-changing experience. Thank you for sharing your profound wisdom.

[@donnagaudette6502]

I hope you see this. I Have a question? I have raised beds filled with cow manure, mushroom compost, then top with hay. I want to turn to using wood chips. I am thinking instead of doing a fall garden once my summer garden has yield all it is going to I would just let my soil rest and add the wood chips. All the above came from Lowe’s. I also have used fertilizers which was organic like blood meal, fish meal and bone meal. I also have used Neemin oil. Should I empty my beds and start over our just start adding wood chips. Would all the bad stuff disappear after time? I am in an HOA community and have a pond behind my house that gets treated with chemicals that concerns me but not much I can do about it. I started this because of pre cancer cells. I am praying God healing comes from changing the way I eat.

[@melissamorrison8850]

I am so grateful for this movie, with all my heart, thank you for sharing it

[@flashflair]

I just love to see a nature documentary where it's not always this evolved to do this to do that, but instead God designed it. LOVE IT!

[@despinakouloumbraki]

Greatest artist ever, God never ceases to amaze.

[@polandsgarden]

Lovely video. I study this video and it helps me reconnect with my faith. God bless you and our harvests.

[@TheLillyGr]

So if you want to tear out part of grass lawn to garden, do you take the grass out first and then top with wood chips, or can you put the chips right on top of the grass to start the process of soil enrichment? Will it break down the grass quickly enough?

[@SilverPaladin]

Sharing this far and wide!

[@berndlober8194]

Love it. Great people talking. Great people filming!!!

[@freetoiletpaperumakeit4u508]

Awesome video!! Thank you for the EYE-opening documentary...Wow!! Yes...I did subscribe.

[@RiversideHomesteadLife]

Such a well done video!!! Btw

[@danasarahfilms]

Glad you liked it!!

[@MsCaleb79]

I got a farm in sweden now. Nice to hear the bible words.

[@simplypatti6705]

Such a great movie. Thank you

[@michellelovely8832]

AMAZING VIDEO ABOUT GARDEN THANKS SO MUCH

[@lettyortiz9700]

What do you call the pruning method for the fruit trees in this video?

[@serenemountain6769]

Interesting, many principles depicted on this video are used in Permaculture, Agroforestry, Syntropic Farming. its all about creating a Garden of Eden !

[@danasarahfilms]

You nailed it! Back to Eden Gardening is all about getting back to to sustainable food systems that mimic the design of unaltered nature.

[@serenemountain6769]

@@danasarahfilms Yes, i feel sad when people resort to industrialized goods to do Gardening/Farming, when it's all in nature and most of the time is free ! from the worms to the mulch, from the vegetable natural fertilizer to the compost, from the plant that repels insects or snails to the plant that repels rats and snakes ! its very hard to explain to people that there is another way!

[@mollymolly5076]

Happy Wednesday! Can i use the the wood chips together with cut up with leaves in garden or only the wood chip?

[@spacemanspiffy6596]

So good, thank you!

[@aliy5936]

Thanks for great information! This sounds too easy, so i have few questions on my mind. What kind of woodchips you are using? Size matters? Is it so easy that i have to just lay down some own cutted woodchips and soil gets better?

[@dojooz9475]

Wonderful!!!

[@danasarahfilms]

Many thanks!!

[@frederikkannegaard2624]

More revolutionizing information you cannot get😍

[@maryfeist8080]

Thanks for all the gardening and spiritual guidance. New subscriber today.

[@danasarahfilms]

Hi Mary! Thanks for joining us. Welcome! We look forward to sharing many new videos with you soon!

[@magnoliabeauty2954]

I love this vid..very inspiring. You've got yourself a new subscriber😀Back to the way God wanted it to be..

[@bbingtube]

Nutrient science. All living things require it. It's not about "fertilizing". It's about nutrient management in the soil/medium complex. Same science.

[@rolandomota9836]

Would this work in zone 8b & 9a in the SoCal high desert? Any help is appreciated. Great content 👍

[@danasarahfilms]

Yes it will

[@tlafleur8433]

11:07 Woodchips are the best covering...BUT...there were no mechanical wood chippers in Eden...SO... how do wood chips occur naturally?...

[@lostregeneration861]

There are wood chippers in nature. Woodpeckers, termites, arthropods, animals scratching themselves against bark or breaking off branches (like elephants), the wind etc. They're all mechanically breaking the wood. It's just the petrol/electric chippers do it faster/more uniformly

[@k.n.001]

Trees fall in nature all the time, from storms to old age and diseased. Once fallen, they start to slowly decompose just as wood chips.

[@danasarahfilms]

Wood chips occur in nature when debris of leaves, branches and bark naturally fall on the forest floor and break down into rich top-soil.

[@murieltrusfull6994]

I love your garden. It's a mashing

[@oliviamarsh6059]

Wow thank for this video

[@danasarahfilms]

Most welcome

[@tlafleur8433]

Pondering...If topsoil is lost 9:21 in one area, isn't it gained in another? OR is it washed into the sea?...

[@joshemerson2450]

There is soil and there is dirt. Most think they are the same but soil is the living organism referenced in this video. When top soil is "lost" that is generally referring to the compaction and death of the soil rendering the lifeless macro components of dirt (clay, silth, sand).

[@susangarraway6385]

Love dat big grinder.

[@gokudegrees]

I watched this video and it was good thank you sir

[@gerrigeorge8606]

What kind of wood chips?pine?

[@faithfilleddreaming4414]

What happened to all your other videos on your channel? Especially one with to two ladies building a raised garden ved and showing the beginning steps with news paper?

[@danasarahfilms]

Hello! Great question. As you can see our channel has recently undergone some changes. We are in the process of producing new gardening videos with updated information to our channel. We will be uploading a new How to Back to Eden Garden in Raised Beds video soon. Please stay tuned and thank you for staying connected!

[@tessie652001]

Where to get free compost n chips..? I’d love to get some

[@ramanashiu9881]

Paul, please go to China and promote your method. !! They would love to learn from you.

[@chrysalis72]

Never using insecticides, I'm growing organic

[@garyhirtz4392]

Good information

[@PrayRosaryDaily]

Beautiful, God bless you

[@Phasorann]

beautiful naturals

[@SherrickDuncan]

Yaaaaaaaaaay

[@elenabeza4432]

Amin

[@ambilpengkolan3034]

l'm here for vegetables

[@tangoboythehusky544]

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