Building an Edible and Medicinal Food Forest Garden | Perennial Planting

Aside from a few raised garden beds in the past, I have never done anything like this before on this scale. I'm learning as I go along, but am sharing my love and enthusiasm for deeply connecting with nature, growing my own food, and living more sustainably.
In this video, I show you the perennial plants I'm adding to my food forest garden, and the annual plants I will NEVER grow again. I also share how I'm using the plants to nourish my body and mind.
::: PATREON / nakedgardener
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I garden the NAKED way. I don't use any herbicides, pesticides, or chemicals, and that carries through in every other aspect of my life as well - from the type of products I use, the food I eat, and the environment I keep. I also soak up the sun and let the earth touch my skin as often as possible ;)
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[@user-mi3pv7ql4g]

Info packed video.Watched twice.Some suggestions. When I dig to transplant I always will fill the hole quarter to half with water and let the water drain into the soil before putting the plant in-done in pots also.Your log planters, you might want to remove the bark, they will last a lot longer and stop the bugs-but you may want them? Here in the northeast the figs can be bent over and covering in soil for winter-circle the plant with wire and fill it with leafs, for winter. Those wild grapes will take over very fast, since you have them elsewhere I would get rid of them in the garden.Along side the roads here the grape vines have covered everything for miles, like a huge wave.Even the black berry can & should be outside the garden they take over to much area. We would cut the vertical branches of the mulberry- the horizontal branches are the ones that give fruit plus they will fruit sooner. Mulberry wood is great fence post. mailbox post after removing bark and some time drying.I hope I have given you some good info.Hopefully my memory is correct on the points.White is your color.Thanks for helping me grow.

[@thenakedgardener_official]

Great tips here, thanks! I did water the dug up hole before planting my witch hazel. I love the info you shared about the mulberry and wild grapes. Good to know!!

[@georgehouse4747]

My Favorite kind of Gardner 😊

[@coreyhendricks9490]

You're wonderful as always ma'am, thanks for sharing and have a nice day 🥰❤️😊🌹

[@terrysims4028]

You're a amazing gardener love all of the videos

[@terryprattley4853]

As always fantastic video,love your voice it's so calming ,can't wait for the next video ,stay safe and healthy x

[@thenakedgardener_official]

Thank you 🌱☀️

[@FarmingJeepGirl]

Such an inspiration

[@hansdeelstra5548]

Very great video thank you so much sweet Lady you are the most beautiful woman on earth sweet Lady 😘💋💍😻🌹💐😍♥️🥰👍ssooo beautiful Lady Thank you so much ♥️♥️🤩👍beautiful ❤❤

[@jackparton3198]

Thanks for sharing this with us..

[@ironelegance]

Cool property and garden.

[@N.C.SSN-777]

Sweeeeeet .... gr8 listening! ...... ❤

[@donatsavoie7732]

Like your rubber boots

[@MrRockstar1968]

Certainly living the dream. Would love to become self sustaining, though unfortunately my garden is way too small, though I do manage to grow some berries, fruits and vegetables. Hopefully one day I'll be able to purchase some land.

[@thenakedgardener_official]

I never thought it'd happen for me too, but I held onto the dream and eventually it did. You never know where life will take ya!

[@Shavenerd53119]

Hi! Do you have any natural remedies for stinky feet?

[@Turbo_Tastic]

nutrients are great but what about oxylates and also lectins?

[@LongStyle-k6l]

Front to back or back to front

[@scwharley89]

Hello is this Ida that has another channel little Ida. Farm??? This Is Badger..do you have a tea that's a detox tea for like your liver/ kidneys?

[@thenakedgardener_official]

I have several teas that detox the body - Daily Dose is amazing and what I drink every day, also Free Radical

[@scwharley89]

@thenakedgardener_official ok thank I shall order some and try it

[@Deryck-ol7to]

Do you ever plant when the moon is in a siren phase 🌙

[@Turbo_Tastic]

uh, you must have some really nice deer, as I planted over 80+ fairly large fruit trees, and the deer just love ripping them to shreds, they've killed over 30% of them with just tearing branches of, and eating every leaf on some of them, and also rubbing their heads on the lower part removing the bark.

[@thenakedgardener_official]

They mostly stay away since we have a couple dogs around. They don't come close to the house, but there is a route they pass through in our pasture area.

[@deichkind4230]

🤠

[@fabriziom2661]

i clickked bc of the strapless

[@DrDennis]

Meat