Building Rich Soil | Volunteer Gardener

Host Annette Shrader and gardener Tom Anderson talk hugelkultur, trench composting and vermiculture during a tour of Tom's vegetable garden and permaculture area. Lots of good gardening tips are part of the conversation too. To WATCH full episodes, visit www.volunteerga...

[@tytoalba6573]

I wouldn't mind having an apprenticeship with this gentleman.

[@veronicawilliams2612]

I'm glad I save my soil now I got some worms the other day I saw a worms go up n a cup my pepper seed cup blew my mind I'm like wow like a kid..

[@priestswife]

I love your channel! I'm learning a lot :)

[@pronoun_dilemma]

This guy has it all sorted. Keep it organic.

[@WiFiDragonfly]

Thank you for sharing, Big Like..!

[@DaveTheHillsideGardener]

Very nice, it shows that you don't need commercial fertilizer to grow amazing gardens

[@heathparkhurst3011]

Agreed. Save the commercial fertilizers and concentrate for hydroponics...I have started my tomato and cucumbers that way but the remaining crop is organic

[@charlesbale8376]

Wonderful garden...I learned a lot.

[@patricianunez4025]

Thank you so much!! That's how I am learning to garden. This is my 3 yr making a no dig, organic, lasagna, cottage garden. I have made mistakes like mixing rustic pinebark mulch in lasagna layers and been real disappointed with the results but not giving up. I'm 71 and live in southern Indiana, no time to waste.😊

[@blessed7927]

What happens with pine bark? Too green? Rustic pine bark a type or just old pine bark? Thank you

[@Whimsey49]

Thanks for making this video. This year I've put my scraps directly in the dirt but I'll blend the scraps (with water) in the blender first. You are so right about the abundance of worms as I turned the dirt over yesterday I was suprised by the increase of worms....a lot of worms, tons of them.

[@condensermike]

What a cool old bird. He's got it going on.

[@pascalxus]

Wow, that is some amazing soil. I wish i had that. Time to put some trees underground.

[@marconijrmangrobang5463]

When we reach our senior age and dont know what to do I think this hobby or passion will add more years on our lifetime if we do it ....Gardening is fun but Farming is a challenge....

[@svetlanikolova7673]

I am 45 I do this for feeding mom myself and my animals !

[@kaycee3788]

Wow.!!!!! This is a perfect idea for seniors to keep them moving- Good exercise for them + healthy foods- But not everyone are into gardening tho. It's a reaaaaalllly nice garden mixed of everything. I love it💝

[@herbdiggerherbdigger2757]

Your amazing Tom!

[@cliffcarr3632]

I love videos like this, learning from people who know what it takes.Get her done......as they say....:)

[@adamlw1016]

I love that southern accents!!!

[@zerrinekinci9219]

I want to see more about Tom Anderson's gardening skills.. :)

[@jeaniedelgado687]

lot's more!

[@svetlanikolova7673]

The best is to do less ,and leve nature do its thing. Your job is to feed the soil and let it be!

[@valley3621]

Food Forestry, Permaculture, Hugel Mounds.

[@jamiedougherty6892]

Lots of wisdom being passed on here. Thank you for sharing!

[@cqammaz53]

I finally got all of the rise beds for my rise bed garden last week. I've got 7 rise beds for the Spring of 2020 in my back yard here in PA. I wrote down what I want to do as far as filling them with soil. Let me know your thoughts on my layering and if I should change it before I start to fill them? I place the beds where I want them to be and Yesterday I dig about a 6-10 inch trench in the bottom of 3 of the 7 beds and filled those trenches with tree branches. Next, I'm going to add some wood chips. My friend told me that I can have some of his cow manure. So I will be picking that up this week. This brings me to the 3rd layer cow manure. I have to put this layer under the soil so as not to stink up the neighborhood being that I live in the city. The 4th layer will be a mix of my clay soil and compost that I get free from our local compost center. I'm just not sure of the quality but free is free. plus I have been purchasing some bags of Black Kow and other bags of everything under the sun into the soil mix. I am going to add some sand as I plan on putting a worm tower in each of the beds and they need the sand for their digesting system to produce good worm casting. Then the icing on the cake will be my rabbit manure and straw to cover the bed for the winter. I'm hoping this plan works and I can have a good crop this Spring.

[@svetlanikolova7673]

SOIL, COMPOST HEY ! LEAVES coffee grounds FOOD WASTE ! look up bokashi

[@jeil5676]

I googled Korean ho and I must say, some of the real ones are quite expensive. Judgeing by the videos Suggested by google, Korean hos are very versatile. God bless Korean ho's! Also good for making kim chi.

[@selenachannel2782]

So simple and I always dreamed of living like this

[@lieblee3063]

Love your garden sir👍👍😘😘

[@xyzllii]

Excellent vegetables...and info.

[@marygautreaux2431]

Awesome information! Want to see more of Mr. Anderson's gardening!!!!

[@jeaniedelgado687]

Me too Lot's more of him!

[@bonetaparrish1714]

Thank you!!!

[@viktoriapeterson489]

Fabulous showing of what our earth can be. I am so inspired to get out in my little home vegetable bed. Keep it up! and Bon Appetit!

[@autumnmeadows4079]

This is so neat, thank you

[@Mmbohn1]

I like the trench idea.....

[@yennyjen5742]

What is his name? I wonder if he has a KZbin channel 😬😬

[@volunteergardener]

Tom Anderson. No, he doesn't have a KZbin channel. Here is another segment he did with us recently. kzbin.info/www/bejne/iYuaeXmqo5KVf80

[@arthursrealm5783]

my man

[@RCPrepping]

Loving the educational aspects of this video and others like it. I garden 365 days a year in zone 9b, central Florida.

[@Sg4809]

Must be nice

[@bk9852]

Great video good info!

[@roccomepose8130]

Right on! Thanks for this.

[@carriem2706]

wonderful Tom!

[@joannemcmillan9201]

Wow! Such an impressive garden!

[@rpeiser8850]

what an amazing set up. thanks for sharing

[@jameshutto3047]

Interesting gentleman

[@kristinli6863]

That's a really good idea.

[@aaronhumphrey274]

Great method that is used in this garden. I know he says he doesn't use chemicals and listed a few organic amendments, my question is does he use lime? or does the soil ph it's self?

[@austincraft327]

where does he live?

[@volunteergardener]

Middle Tennessee

[@svetlanikolova7673]

Dirt is a bad word!

[@TheVigilantStewards]

Where is this accent from? Georgia?

[@sweetvuvuzela4634]

Carmelo Santini Zimbabwe

[@schwam6]

where is this garden? they never said, or did i miss it?

[@volunteergardener]

Coffee County TN 37018

[@sweetvuvuzela4634]

Africa

[@bobbrawley2612]

What is news paper?

[@sweetvuvuzela4634]

Bob Brawley tissue paper

[@stevenfeil7079]

Cottonseed meal = GMO unless you get it organic.

[@MrDuffy81]

So Inspiring!!

[@johnvaughn3489]

you had me until you said cotton seed mill. Full of arsenic and pesticides.

[@princenephron7546]

Lots of fungal problems going on in there...... yikes.

[@Axelcat11]

What kind of problems