HOW TO Start A Food Forest PHASE TWO!

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[@morningcoffee1111]

You edited the sound down when you were hammering!!! You fricking rock, man. That was so thoughtful. Thanks!! Beautiful garden.

[@VondaInWonderland]

Alrighty, I guess today will be fence day. It's nice to see you working alone, it encourages me to know that I can do it too. I've gotten a lot done in the last week. I'm actually blowing myself away. I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me ♥

[@krisk255]

Your enthusiasm is contagious :-)

[@janetwestrup411]

I so agree with a fence to protect your investment. I’m 71 and 5’3” and have put up rolls of weld wire fencing to keep out deer, raccoon, fox, coyotes, rabbits and bears from gardens and orchard. We live in Oregon in the forest and everything wants to eat what you grow or raise.

[@sequoiawarner6756]

Watched this about 3 years ago and am stunned by how quickly this same spot is now a food forest! So encouraging, thanks, James!

[@songlyon7795]

The whole fence lesson was very exciting, to me! I watch a lot of permaculture , food forest info posts. I am old , just on my 3rd year of gardening, and on an extremely limited $$$$$. So seeing real howtoo’s are very very not boring to me. (btw this is the third year of I am never cutting my grass again gardening in an urban setting. I have actually amazed at what I have accomplished) So a big fat thank you for your ever-so-helpful channel.

[@tonilafountain636]

I had a wild rabbit eat my garden once. Turned out he was delicious.

[@ConscientiousOmnivore]

Oh and that little rabbit is super cute :-) Super destructive, but super cute.

[@zantosa53]

I kinda wish people posting these videos would remind viewers to call 811 (the call before you dig people) before they start installing fences. It's free and it'll save you from getting fined(or killed) when you hit a utility line.

[@andyquin78]

I have ground squirrels. A family of them living in our back yard. It's going to be a challange to keep them from eating my garden. I don't want to kill them, their cute. Besides it would be pointless because we live in their back yard on 22acres on top of a rocky hill that has no soil and it's very windy. More would just move in. But I like the idea of using that fence as a wind breaker.

[@dianebelew4394]

Excellent! I must say I get tired just watching you!! If I were 20 years younger, Id be right there with ya!!

[@jinde75]

So grateful to have hedgehogs, squirrels and slugs. Most of the time there is hardly any damage'

[@Rhonda_B]

Don't get rid of all your wild violets! they are useful as food and medecine. The flowers and leaves are edible and high in vitamins. They can be stir fried,added to soup or salad, or made into a tea or syrup. Violet flower syrup is delicious and useful to treat a dry cough. It's also anti inflammatory, good for the lymphatic system, and is used as a treatment for cancer.

[@dfalco2138]

Watching you “knock” that post into the ground...astounding depth of soil!!!

[@mcgritty8842]

Wow dude, you’ve come a long way! The food forest is currently looking beautiful ❤

[@daysiq.8279]

James, I cannot express how thankful I am for all that you have shared with us. I am starting my own food forest soon. Can't wait to see it bloomed as yours has. Bless your heart 🙏🙏🙏🙏💖💖💖💖

[@lauramehlenbacher457]

James, ive been watching you for a year now and your videos are so informative. Thank you for the information. This year im starting my own food forest. Thank you again

[@orsoncorson9083]

Nice job. A handy cheap tool is a tie down strap to hold the fence tight when you’re putting clamps on it. Put the tie down around the post and ratchet the fence to the point it’s tight without breaking it. It’s helpful.

[@qutie424]

Nice! I’ve been able to utilize cattle panels as fencing and trellises. They’re 16 gauge galvanized steel.

[@melodieduperron1252]

Love your channel I am starting over used to have huge garden area well established sold my home bought raw land in the planning phase of creating a new garden I also started raising rabbits could not believe the young rabbits could get out of such a small square thank goodness they were happy jumped right back into the cage wasn't long to replace cage wire