Breathtaking Permaculture Garden | Pushing The Boundaries of What's Possible

[@freedomforestlife]

Thank you so much for capturing everything so beauitifully here Huw, and for seeing and believing in what we do 💚We so enjoyed watching this and seeing our garden from so many amazing angles. You may have been impressed with our gardens, however we were blown away by your talent and inspirational, energetic personality - thank you for sharing so much gardening goodness and positivity with the world - You are an AMAZING Huw-Man 🤩✌🌿

[@femkevandelft177]

Canadian apartment dweller here. What an inspiring story. I follow Huw Richard and now will also follow your channel. Wondering about making a tiny forest allotment now ....

[@joannasz1660]

Let me say your garden is beyond believe!

[@freedomforestlife]

@@joannasz1660 Thank you - So happy, thanks to Huw, could share it with you 💚✌🌿

[@freedomforestlife]

@@femkevandelft177 💚

[@xoxo__moss]

what town in nz did you say you were staying in…am a nz citizen and interested in touring nz and checking out all the permaculture and lifestyles going on would love to know where you first found it xxxx

[@jeanrichardson2044]

I am a New Zealander, and I love that we led you to Permaculture. I am elderly and have very little land, but I do try to grow my tiny 5 metre by 1/2 metre veg garden on permaculture principles. I am organic, do cut and drop, and mulch with pea straw. Now in early summer, i start my day with a breakfast entree of strawberries, green peas or baby beans, and sweet 100 baby tomatoes. Oh to be young and knowing what I know now. So few of the kids today grow gardens. Please encourage children viewers. One can grow a lot in one square metre.

[@MyRamblingRose86]

I am teaching my toddler to garden with the permaculture my mother taught me. Our front yard garden has inspired 4 of my neighbors teens to do the same and we are all helping each other.

[@jeanrichardson2044]

@MyRamblingRose86 that is wonderful, and may be the difference for their future families between being fed or hungry. Most New Zealanders have access to a small amount of land but many harvest nothing. A feijoa or lemon tree will produce with virtually no care.

[@freedomforestlife]

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[@freedomforestlife]

@@jeanrichardson2044💚

[@gardentours]

Growing your own food makes you happy. They're a great example for that 🌝

[@NewsChannel-y4g]

its a presentation

[@jackiek4159]

Compleyely agree with everything they're saying! There's no better feeling than growing your own food! 😍🙌💚🌻

[@kismypencek6185]

They rock!!! Ideally this spring i can start planting my fruit trees!!!! I was just whining about it last night.

[@Hhaahland4]

Makes my heart sing. Such a beautiful temperate food forest.

[@judifarrington9461]

Oh, what a dream garden!! So much inspiration! Thank you!

[@joannasz1660]

Another wonderful space ! Thanks!

[@HuwRichards]

@@joannasz1660 so glad you enjoyed it☺️

[@christopherklene1411]

Keep up the great work and inspiration 😊

[@rosedoucet2188]

Another grand video, Huw! Thank you for continuing to inspire us.💚💚💚

[@robertaj3767]

Beautiful!!!

[@joanneward6746]

Amazing how quickly its grown

[@nicholasdenney2381]

So relieving to be seeing some truly sane people (most people featured on the channel, Huw included). They get it! Really inspiring, thanks so much.

[@udoheinz7845]

found their channel a view weeks ago they have become a great inspiration beautiful souls and gardens

[@juliehartley3652]

I love my allotment - I only got it this year in spring - it's a work in progress. I completely agree that growing your own food gives you a good feeling. It's good food, good exercise, and good for your mental health too. Thank you for this video.💚💚💚

[@cymonangeloarcay4158]

This is so calming.

[@freedomforestlife]

@@cymonangeloarcay4158 💚💚💚

[@thistledragon6711]

You visit a lot of beautiful gardens but this one has to be my favorite 😍

[@freedomforestlife]

💚🙏💚

[@rxlo1015]

Simply gorgeous

[@amandahyde8900]

Beautiful garden , am inspired

[@EveEmshwiller]

Very inspiring! I was confused by seeing all the eucalyptus, though. I went to their channel and saw the video in which Dan explains why and how they are growing eucalyptus. I'm still surprised to see this.

[@HuwRichards]

It's a lot about context, and they are not for everyone, but are for others. I am considering one flush of eucalyptus to help protect the establishment of a thick native wind barrier

[@vickiewest1199]

Absolutely amazing!!

[@Marw123]

I've actually recently started following them and their garden, and it's truly amazing.

[@cppc7308]

So beautiful 😍😍😍

[@KristinGasser]

Bliss! ❤

[@wellingtonsboots4074]

Thank you great video.

[@NnekaOchonogor]

Another fab video. Well done!

[@freedomforestlife]

@@NnekaOchonogor Huw did a fantastic job capturing the best of everything here 💚✌️🌿

[@HuwRichards]

@@NnekaOchonogor Thank you!:)

[@BatchesofLove]

I love how you explain your stories and how permaculture plays a huge role in all you do.

[@BlessingsfromNorthIdaho]

Lovely garden . I do miss seeing you in your garden videos though. Merry Christmas. TeresaSue

[@Vassle]

I was looking forward to a garden walk around with Huw

[@Conus426]

WOW thats in england? incredible work

[@freedomforestlife]

💚🙏💚

[@Kristoph-69-69]

So Dan was rizzing up the employee 😂

[@freedomforestlife]

@@Kristoph-69-69 🤣🤣🤣 he just couldn’t resist my gardening skills!!! 😉

[@GSDsforever]

How is the pest pressure there in their garden and how do they treat pests? Beautiful place! I was blown away!

[@BelenAranda-k1m]

Gracias por traducción al español.

[@thenextpoetician6328]

Someone else featured them just recently. Forgot who. No matter. Very happening what they have going.

[@ThatBritishHomestead]

I want to get more into permaculture but wonder if it will work on a pest heavy allotment

[@gentlemanx7987]

This is so beautiful. I send love.

[@adventurecreations3214]

I want to adopt both of you.

[@freedomforestlife]

@@adventurecreations3214 💚🙏😌

[@Greywulff58]

I think they are sincere in their beliefs but in my experience, and pretty fair to say, in the experience of most of the world’s billions of people over time -it is not always possible (or even common) to rise above one’s circumstances. I am glad they have been able to do that in their lives but to assume that is possible for everyone suggests that failing is necessarily a personal failure rather than consider the many ways in which we lack control over the circumstances of our lives - ranging from poverty, disability, social /economic structures, geopolitics, climate and other natural disasters.

[@mikeharrington5593]

Huw has a lookalike - a Talksport cricket commentator currently commentating on 3rd Test Match NZ v England, showing on KZbin.

[@TheCrazycrab2]

How’s the black pumpkin at 2:00

[@BatchesofLove]

How much % do you give back to nature? (Squirrels, birds, deer, etc.)

[@megank7235]

Huw are you attending ORFC again this year?

[@HuwRichards]

Not sure yet!!

[@cepamoa1749]

oh they dont have soil, they cultivate in compost.

[@Terri-n6w]

Are they brother and sister? They seem so alike.