Inspiring Woman Growing a Huge Amount of Food in Her City Permaculture Garden

The Plummery is a suburban home where a tiny urban permaculture garden measuring only 100sq/m (1076 sq feet) produces over 400kg/900 pounds of food year-round.
Kat Lavers describes her approach to gardening, including vertical and biointensive growing, and how important it is - and possible! - for city dwellers to be food resilient in the face of natural, financial and social crises. We were very inspired by how little day-to-day effort goes into creating such an abundance of food!
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[@jeff6899]

Keep on Keepin' on, Jordan ! Love your work here in the USA...and congrats ! :)

[@tahaheyari4649]

Happen Films ,great job ,love seeing this ,I started almost single handed doing similar garden on 600 sqm serounding a 300 sqm house three years ago ,growing all sorts of summer veg,giving away most of it,my German wife who is not interested went to live with our daughter a year ago,would love to have a female company,in two weeks will start planting ,I had someone plowed once in the next days will have a mule or a donkey l plow then ready to plant ,I am seventy three thanks god I am fit ,all my food is organic even bread I bake at home ,would appreciate keeping & exchanging Infos and advise here and there,my week spot is handling this I pad ,although I mastered five languages,lack of practice it's down to three ,still with I pad I am stuck in first grade love you and God bless you

[@rroyal2657]

Happen Films 👍👍 good work

[@isabelhuppmann4871]

Svetla Nikolova You should watch Sara Bäckmos channel. She is from Sweden and has a gardening channel since last year also in English. Your climate might be similar to the one in Sweden

[@bfbvouabeorbvoaervure963]

Happen Films I’d definitely recommend planting an abundance of flowers to prevent flies and other insects and small animals from picking at the food. It will also increase growth and chances of growing as bees and others will pollinate the vegetables too

[@jiyuchan17]

Growing my own tomatoes, pumpkin, melon, surrounded by sunflower, roses, enjoy a warm tea in my small garden with my future family. It's my simple dream.

[@Aisstee1]

start now, spring into action. if you live in an urban environment start with windowsills, common green areas (planting a tree for example), any place really that has sunlight. first years are about learning, having fun, most importantly sowing your seeds (literally and metaphorically). one can easilly grow a tomato plant in an apartment as long as theres sunshine and a big bucket of soil :) my point being the sooner you start (no matter the limitations) the sooner your dream will come true.

[@jturner6368]

Mine too and i think im on track to getting that if everything works out!

[@seulgiim7233]

I have the same dream with you :)

[@hermionegranger8218]

I like your dream and your profile pic too

[@jazminperez2545]

Me too 😔😔

[@Gveggie950]

Permaculture should honestly be taught in school.

[@jdstep97]

Veggie momma marinucci, I agree. That should be taught in school, along with credit and money management, crisis copying, balancing a checkbook (hard copy or virtual), how to go about being an entrepreneur, or how to do simple home repairs. These are such useful and practical things that can help with one's life and finances.

[@nelbraudo-441]

Well Hell Yeah! I figured it Was...

[@twobrokewolves5884]

@@nelbraudo-441 Not really. You can take classes geared towards agriculture and plants but if you don't have room in your class schedule or you don't request the class as an elective, than you don't take the class. I wish that there was a required class that was specific to permeculture and sustainable gardening/farming. (I'm in high school)

[@nelbraudo-441]

@@twobrokewolves5884 Well I think that's Pretty Sad then! Wow

[@mapachearrollado]

Sooo true!!!!

[@orlahosmer3252]

This is what we need now in this Corona Virus pandemic ..to be able to grow your own and not having to worry about what's going on around this catastrophe...

[@lisaellis2593]

Agreed!

[@charliefawn2519]

Started too. Replanting vegetable scraps.

[@hyacinthdibley2420]

Orla Hosmer right.

[@giojared]

Never been happier to have a garden till now. It is amazing how much food a small backyard will produce! I just harvested about 20 pounds of produce yesterday out of a tiny shady backyard, I posted a video this morning to prove it.

[@bobmag5058]

Exactly wjhat I was wondering

[@danilles.4247]

This woman is a huge inspiration! Let's all adopt more permaculture principle in 2020 This is what I'm doing: Owning chickens, doubling my garden, beginning a microgreens business doing local deliveries and farm market, gonna try to increasingly grow my own food. Good luck friends and thank you for being resilient

[@permacultura969]

Please don't stop producing those wonderful and inspiring videos. The world need this urgently. Thank you!

[@jimwilleford6140]

Permacultura needs it badly.

[@bantamdude]

Too little, too late.

[@belveder69]

I agree

[@muktashukla1806]

I read it please stop 😂😂😂

[@permacultura969]

@@muktashukla1806 Fix it, thankyou 😂😂😂

[@a.r.8987]

This is the kind of life I want to have!

[@PermacultureHomestead]

Quit dreaming and start doing. We've been doing this on a Suburban lot for 6 years

[@michaelheery7427]

@@PermacultureHomestead i better not have u as a frend when i have problems...go ever and ASSIST IS GOOD FOR YOU.

[@purfection8856]

Started doing mine yesterday

[@a.r.8987]

@@purfection8856 cheers! Would you mind sharing a bit on how you started ? Do you live in country territory or still urban, a mix of both, are you still working a full time conventional job? Just curious? Figured it doesn't hurt to ask?

[@a.r.8987]

@@PermacultureHomestead really how? And no Im nit being sarcastic, just dont know where to start? What do you suggest?

[@y9w1]

100 square meters, 4 hrs work a week... Why aren't we all doing it?

[@maayans.181]

Cuz we aren't loaded?...

[@AnitaB79]

Netflix

[@priye530]

Because we need 100 sg m land first 😭😭😭

[@papiadutta4428]

@@AnitaB79 😂😂😂

[@lourdesdoty7765]

@@maayans.181 , you don't have to be 'loaded' to do this!!!! If you can afford pots to grow in, use items like recycled icing buckets from your local bakery. Old milk cartens or water bottles. Join a fb page that swaps seeds or just shares them if you don't have any to swap yet. It's fun! And a great way to meet people! Make your own free compost from your kitchen scraps and yard waste! If you don't have any, collect them from the curb on yard waste day! Where there is a will, there is a way!!!

[@PetalsonthePavingSlabs]

She has turned that into a small paradise, absolutely beautiful.

[@GoGreenYes]

let's continue to care for our earth

[@TrollHiddenCave]

Hail Gaia

[@gunselshaly537]

Or start*

[@Mei-st5bq]

time to start having all citizens start victory gardens again!

[@jessstuart7495]

Already done. I doubled the size of my garden this year.

[@Plethorality]

Yes!! Victory gardens! I was just thinking about that!

[@Lemonz1989]

I love how realistic she is. She doesn't pretend that it's possible to be self sustaining on a small plot of land, like many others do, but what is possible and what we can do ourselves. :)

[@GemmaJoikhun]

I don’t know why but this is true happiness to me I love the summertime where I am doing gardening And growing fruits and vegetables ❤️💐 TRUE HAPPINESS

[@keisi1574]

Because we are part of nature. We belong in nature. Nature is real. Nature is where we connect with our true selves and learn n grow and become our best. Keep doing it!🙂

[@hyacinthdibley2420]

If everyone had something like this now, we’d be able to stay home during this COVID pandemic. Smh!! We need to wake up and be independent. Great video. Very inspiring.

[@GarrettSpring]

absolutely true

[@trumpocalypsesurvival]

Start today and you'll have plenty of food in the next month or two. I started 5 weeks ago, and my plants are taking on their first true leaves or better at this point

[@hyacinthdibley2420]

TRUMPOCALYPSE SURVIVAL ooooh. That’s nice.

[@trumpocalypsesurvival]

@@hyacinthdibley2420 I don't know if you're talking about my comment, or my site name. But yeah it's nice my parsley is already up and usable, I have some broccoli that I'm picking leaves off of, I even have a trash Garden made of lettuces and celery that's doing fine

[@KLMN890]

Yes we started and have lots of veggie saplings and fruit growing. Waiting for the home grown produce.

[@Stella77_7]

Love seeing city folks Rocking the food production.

[@pamelamartin6525]

Even though this is 4 years old, I just saw this. So inspiring. If she can do that in 200m2 I should be able to achieve more in my 2000m2! Its Friday night, I am revved up for the weekend!!

[@marlboroughsounds9710]

If all humanity especially lower income families were taught the basics and rolled their sleeves up and did afew hours a day, they would have enough food for their families. This stuff needs to be taught right through school age to the point we all can comfortably do our own gardens for food. My father always said once you buy or rent a property, start growing fruit trees and your own garden. Absolutely love this video.

[@jamaly77]

Theoretically, yes. Practically, no. We do not have enough space. Apart from that, buying land is expensive in most areas. But I agree, here in Switzerland there are so many people with just (biologically dead) lawns and a few exotic plants cause they look nice. So much space just wasted....

[@jpruett86]

You’d be amazed at how much you can grow in a tiny yard or even in containers.

[@beckiejani7782]

My small city is low income. There is a group that has gardens in some of the elementary schools. Not only has this lead to better eating habits for them, but it is increasing math and business skills (they have a table at the farmers market to sell some of what they grow).

[@user-nk8uy4rz7h]

Kate Scotland right. If communities did this and shared the different types of foods we produced between ourselves we could be saving so much money, be healthier, happier and more ethical! My dream in life to own property so I can contribute to this.

[@masterpalladin]

@@jpruett86 HYDROPONICS AND AQUAPONICS

[@jeff6899]

Love the home-made simple squeeze bottle waterer and the application of the barbeque grill to protect the new seeds !

[@Onurtime]

Yes! I thought that was super clever too!

[@a_fellow_human]

Yeah, super creative use of the grill haha.

[@ladyEnchantressGarden]

nifty 👌

[@lasivianleandros3558]

Yes, absolutely brilliant!

[@ehn7732]

interesting!!! I made my own squeeze bottle for my garden and thought I was the the first one doing it. . . 😁

[@ej_l2525]

one of my life goals,to have a sustainable farm.

[@bluesage1528]

Wonderful! Their garden looks like traditional Ukrainian gardens, which I remember from my childhood. But I did not imagine that this is possible in Australia, with its dryness and harsh sun. It is very inspiring. Thank you

[@eyesofthecervino3366]

I'm sure it depends on where in Australia you live. Self Sufficient Me has a very impressive garden, and I'm pretty sure he's in Australia.

[@JustToFallAsleep]

IF there were more books or people who could teach this to us, to our children, especially in this time, it could change so much in our lives. I am teaching my children, and myself in an effort to be more self sufficient and help those I can in the future. I just wish I had started sooner.

[@beckiejani7782]

Good luck with your kids. We would start seeds for fun, etc. My son now has a PhD in agronomy.

[@andreww3621]

There’s plenty of books on the subject. The One-Straw Revolution by Masanobu Fukuoka Thinking in Systems by Donella Meadows Permaculture by David Holmgren Earth User's Guide to Permaculture, 2nd ed. by Rosemary Morrow Permaculture: A Designers' Manual by Bill Mollison Introduction to Permaculture by Bill Mollison Principles and Pathways Beyond Sustainability by David Holmgren Gaia’s Garden by Toby Hemenway And many more. Bill Mollison is the guy who developed the theory and practice of permaculture and David Holmgren was one of the co originators. There are also several podcasts such as “The Permaculture Podcast” and tons of info online as well as on here.

[@kynchan3332]

Sorghum is a good grain to grow if there is a shortage of water. It is high yielding and has excellent resistance to disease. If the whole grains are still forming the stalk is rich with sugars and can be processed as sugar cane. The grain is slightly sweet and has a mild earthy flavor. If boiled in excess water a porridge is created. (The grain is also good for animal feed when fully ripe.) Alternatively, the grain can be milled into a flour, hot water added a tbsp at a time, kneaded to create smooth dough and cooked to make a flat bread.

[@renegaderogue6310]

This is probably how we will end up in 2020 reconnecting to the land.

[@ChandanaCTV]

time to do so

[@SaintBirdie]

the silver lining

[@Plethorality]

Yes. Very necessary. Who says 2021 will be the old normal? Old normal might be over forever.. Time to garden.

[@renegaderogue6310]

@@Plethorality Old normal is so last year.

[@Plethorality]

@@renegaderogue6310 hahaha! Yeah. Well. Sort of. I am Australian and last year was horrendous. This year has been a walk in the park, in comparison...

[@AzDoll714]

This is beautiful! I love that you are treating the quails respectfully and with kindness.

[@jessstuart7495]

Raising quail seems much more reasonable for me than raising chickens. Do you have to clip their wings so they don't fly away?

[@CasianaCarmazan]

Jess Stuart why is that? I’m a vegetarian and I was thinking if I’ll move to the country someday I might get chickens (for the eggs only)

[@kelliecanscan3364]

@@CasianaCarmazan I think quails lay eggs too

[@BillLowenburg]

I disagree and believe humans have no domain over animals. Just because we can kill and eat them doesn't mean we should or that it's moral to be "nice" to them until we kill them. Nutritionally, there's no basis whatsoever for eating animal products for health. That's all been demonstrated for years. Unfortunately, all major religions believe in the "human domain" concept, and probably the people who are "touched" by the treatment of these quail have been conditioned this way and are able to rationalize it. Fortunately, the number of people evolving to a plant-based diet is growing in recent times. However, it's probably not going to offset the rest of the population's imminent destruction of our environment and eventual consequences for the human race. Our species is probably destined to not be the dominant one on this planet in a few more millenia. Some humans will still be around, but surviving on more of a subsistence level and far fewer in number. Do you realize that it would take 5 planet Earths to supply the resources needed if everyone now living consumed as much as the average American? Don't take my word for it, research it for yourself and let that sink in.

[@mizleenasun]

I live in Malaysia .. A land where you can grow almost everything .. Hopefully i can learn the way you all produce food.. Organically

[@frankaudiffret6959]

Same here, but living in Indonesia :)

[@BosPresiden]

I'm done.. Leaving my homebigtown for almost 2 years, now live in small beautiful village in West Java, Indonesia with my new little family and start gardening, organically.

[@Capcapung]

This is truly inspiring

[@heyitsagoodlife]

YES! Abundance is possible. Start where you’re at. Learn small. Keep growing. Expand when opportunity allows. Growing food in the city is possible! This is why I garden and youtube too ♥️

[@akilashavinda8942]

As same as you are.

[@akeem1221]

Permaculture teacher, designer, educator, facilitator. The world really needs you.

[@daisycocoa2557]

So how many generations of resource expenditures did it take to produce a human with this much thought and intelligence? Thanks for sharing.

[@Ramiz422]

I have a hectare farm land few meters away from my house. I was thinking about selling it cause I don't have time to farming but now I think I can do what you did over there maybe after retirement 😃

[@loveyours6246]

That's a lot of a land! Please do

[@KN-dy4hm]

Musical Medicine you could rent it till than.

[@loveyours6246]

@@KN-dy4hm can barely afford the rent of life my dude haha

[@privat5316]

Start now! Just try some things! Throw some potatoes in an see what happens! Almost no work.. but you will learn a lot!

[@KingTomato117]

Don't wait! Improve the soil, plant things that don't need a ton of upkeep. It could maybe offer you a supplemental income

[@PermacultureHomestead]

permaculture works, we do this on 2000 sq ft.

[@flowercollector9013]

I am saving up money for a small garden like this also.Hopefully one day I will update this comment talking about my own garden.This video inspired me a lot for that decision

[@gauripanicker6661]

I am so so so happy and inspired to have found you.

[@philiq18]

One of my favourite channels -- quality content over quantity.

[@happenfilms]

Thank you!

[@kiwicottage]

I love how gentle and kind this woman is. Doing the right thing is made easy by her explantion of how we can live better, free of convectional thinking of how we spend our time thru life. An inspiration to others.

[@wizardss3684]

This is beautiful. Everyone should live like this.

[@rishabhtiwari1970]

Sir, i would really love to thank you for filming these videos which connects the nature lovers so closely and the connectivity we get from these videos towards nature, food are so joyfull...in the end i would say that please keep doing wonderfull work as it really inspires the folks around the world...

[@Nhoj31neirbo47]

Lovely person. Productive garden.

[@fry5544]

Yes, Kate is incredible

[@bobwilson3268]

The Backyard Homestead is a great book about this!

[@lajwantishahani1225]

I've been growing some food for the past 5 years in almost the same footage of land, in my backyard. But nowhere close to as abundant as yours is! Had a few challenges like water during the hot summers here in India, a highrise building blocking some of my sunlight, difficulty getting organic seeds and until last year aphids... But eating fruits and vegetables from the backyard is a sheer joy and I feel blessed.

[@katebirs]

These videos are so inspiring. Please keep up the great and important work.

[@fry5544]

Yes!

[@jaxknet]

I LOVE that repurposed BBQ grill for the seedlings! Actually truth is I love your whole garden, keep up the amazing work!

[@rahulajayan5546]

5:20 that smile is the strength of the garden

[@three-leggedpossum3591]

I'm a medical college student who grew in farmer family. I always had this call to live life this... Thanks for inspiring me more!

[@a.r.8987]

Just when I'm needing some inspiration !

[@onekin7025]

yes ! giving animal kin the best life we can give them ! i love how you have figured out how to sustain yourself financially with thy clever intelligence and thy care for all beings happy in the womb of the universe! may all beings who want it attain creative income. i love your garden. gratitudes.

[@susanscrazykitchen2897]

one kin There is no need for dairy or animal products. The Coronavirus came from growing animals in their own waste...the future is vegan.

[@kelseybordeaux9206]

@@susanscrazykitchen2897 Where did you get that from? The Virus came from some dumbass eating a Bat

[@kristinatovar7192]

I just planted my first garden last week, in light of the COVID virus ....I decided having fresh food in the coming months was a priority. Thank you for this youtube video to help me tend my own garden.

[@teresahegerich8835]

I loved turning an old grill into a 'greenhouse'. Thanks for the idea.

[@vestersallador8020]

This is also what we do in my hometown . Living simply in just a small village and being contented with the most essential things. Love lots!😍 Continue inspiring young people, we need people like you!

[@flowergrowersmith449]

I think this last season in Melbourne was really difficult - long cold spring and then a few real furnaces of days. Let's hope for a kinder spring this year. My goal is also to be as self sufficient in fresh produce as possible and grow mainly things that can be preserved (drying, bottling, jamming, storing etc). And save my own seed of course! Nice video!!

[@nvrluki7608]

FlowerGrower Smith We’re in Melbourne too! Yeah the weather hasn’t been too good and we have some deciduous trees sending up new shoots now. Our backyard is pretty small at 3 x 8m. Mostly perennials and fruit trees with at least 100 kg worth of produce this year. Garden was only planted 1.5 years ago so we’re hopeful it should produce more as it grows. It’s surprising what can be grown with the right microclimate. Spend about an hour in the garden during late winter/early spring checking for pests and that’s it. Not a full permaculture design as we wanted to keep the curb appeal with lots of usable entertaining space

[@gachagalaxy0831]

FlowerGrower Smith we are in Melbourne, and we are still eating pumpkin harvested in march. I highly recommend columnar peach Crimson ROcket from Bunnings. Nice skinny trees that are highly productive and the fruit cans well. Our columnar apples are highly productive, and you can dot them all through the garden

[@koruki]

I love that gas bbq work bench that provides shelter and germinates seeds

[@sierrastevens505]

You are my hero’s!! You’re going to save the world ❤️

[@liliyasgardenchannel8876]

Thank you for this video🌱

[@mahendran412]

Waiting for your videos for long time. Your videos are great

[@AM-br4ix]

A family in Southern California had pioneered this many many years ago...they have a video on here too. they have bee hives, goats, make some alternative fuel for their car and sell and use their 1/2 acre to grow food. They also have chickens too.

[@pttp321]

We started a small 10ft x 10ft vegetable and herb garden 4 years ago - it’s so lovely to go out to the garden for our verges. ☮️

[@pkm1060]

Your work is brilliant! Please keep making these beautiful films. I will be a patron for sure. All the best!

[@andreywagner5046]

Amazing! Thank you for sharing.

[@holytrashart4031]

WE WANT MORE OF THIS AMAZING LADY!

[@liveintentional2659]

Love this! It brought back childhood memories of my grandfather’s garden!

[@nigelkay4210]

I feel inspired by watching this. Thanks for sharing!

[@bjornhaiplik2451]

„Build resilience in our communities“ how true and necessary that is! Corona can be a teacher of that. Very inspiring. I will start with 1sqm and look after that😊

[@Tubefish07]

A lispy little Kat I must say. Those are the most brilliantly colored veggies I have seen no doubt. Splendid! Cheers mates!!

[@miraflorjomuad5178]

She is very industrious! We need a person like her in this critical period. Well done!

[@Afonso_Guest_House]

Awwww so lovely! Blessings to you! 😊😊😊🤗

[@graceaxisa4213]

Absolutely beautiful! Such an amazing garden and everything looks so healthy!

[@gianpaolotodde1361]

YAY!!! GREAT CONCEPT, GREAT VIDEO! BRING IT ON!!!👍👍👍

[@AfidaSS]

I really excited to learn permaculture but dunno where to start. It will be such a pleasure to mention best places to learn :)

[@ladyEnchantressGarden]

starting this even if I don't have a lot yet. balconies, rooftop.. hallways, I got to use the space esp. in these times of corona.

[@capicuaaa]

You can grow a lot of food in containers. :) Just yesterday I rewatched a great KZbin video on it. Look into "container gardening" or "growing vegetables in containers". You'll be pleasantly surprised! I myself grow strawberries along with garlic in containers with great success; thyme, lettuce, you name it!

[@ladyEnchantressGarden]

@@capicuaaa same with me, :) currently growing smaller fruit trees like acerola, mulverry and surinam cherry. it's just the limited space in my balcony and crops like sweet potato corn is best on thr ground. My rooftop is bein used as aswel for growing plants in containers.

[@sarahkay6560]

I L-O-V-E your channel!!!!!! Thank you so much! So nice to see young interested in gardening.

[@renaehooks3256]

This is absolutely beautiful.

[@cycloneranger5354]

Amazing how each short is somehow better than the last. Well done!

[@golmeibanhou9128]

The wealthiest thoughts I've ever seen.its a great things that will really change the world.alot of love from a village call soubunglong(leishok) India,manipur

[@jimsgardensandrabbitry]

Awesome welcome video, Happen Films, I am new here and look forward to seeing more videos on being more self sufficient. The world needs to see more of this. Blessings.

[@lacramioara1135]

With this kind of people, who are inspiring us, we, as humanity, have still a chance to survive. Thank you and keep spreading the message!

[@rosemaryrace1509]

I've always grown what I call a "messy garden" yours is the most gorgeous messy garden I've seen for ages. I grow bush tucker, natives, herbs and tomatoes, strawberries, flowers so much in my 9m x 2.4m unit garden that I'm glad the local Narrawong Community Collective is available for me to swap their veggies and seeds too. Incidentially the unit garden had never had a garden before me in 25 years so I'm really pleased my native garden at the front of my unit attracks honeyeaters every morning! Just got to keep encouraging people to grow their own.

[@tadblackington1676]

Just a gorgeous set up.

[@pascalzuercher9943]

Gorgeous made film. I really enjoyed it. Thanks for your effort.

[@branchingoutpermaculturewi4766]

its small films like this that invigorates my passion for a healthy earth and lifestyle. this spring is my first shot at it wish me luck

[@burniehutjrs]

awesome video :) would love a short series on how the plummery raise and manage their quails & eggs

[@alenpaul2523]

Promoting this channel because I love it

[@SaffronTrailKitchen]

this is inspiring and beautiful, thanks for sharing! #lifegoals

[@karlsfoodforestgarden6963]

This is awesome! They say the only limit to yield is the imagination of the designer. She proves that all true! 🙂👍

[@akilashavinda8942]

It's truly inspiring enough for me.

[@RichardFalkner]

Stoked you've covered the Plummery! Been an admirer of this property for a few years now. Another great video guys

[@biancadelien6617]

Richard Falkner do you know if Kat has a youtube channel I could follow? tnx

[@naturenirvana1]

Very nice, my food forest is just beginning.

[@katherinekottaras]

I love this video -her garden is such an inspiration.

[@linda83nilsson]

It’s spring time in Sweden and time to start up the garden. This clip makes me really keen on making the garden explode of veggies this year.

[@chanchoyling4919]

Inspired....my garden is small too. Started growing veggies & fruit trees suitable in the tropics

[@JB-yg3ew]

Wow that's awesome! I'm hoping to have something similar (but much colder climate) going on in ten years! Baby steps. Thanks for the inspiration.

[@celestiakock7207]

Watching this video is so satisfying

[@exoinspiresmetobeabetterpe5649]

What a role model you really earned my respect!

[@TheTamrock2007]

Beautifully done. My first time on your channel. Greetings from Cave Spring Georgia. Liked and shared.

[@JuanBarberis]

Another well-produced video....congrats! : )

[@happenfilms]

Thank Juan!

[@abj358]

Oh and, beautifully filmed!

[@rosieamemiya606]

Beautifully produced piece. Thank you

[@chantaltulliez8066]

I would love to see how you started ie the original plan and the progress you made and what you planted...magnificent garden so productive and so beautiful...keep up the good work

[@mooretimeinthekitchen7635]

This is so inspirational. I've just started a little vegetable garden in my back garden. It's the first time in my life I've had a garden to myself as I've been renting flats until. I'm still renting so I can't be going crazy redesigning the garden but I've got some pots out there. My radishes are almost ready, can't wait for everything else to pop up!

[@bopercival]

These videos have come such a long way! The quality of these more recent ones is awesome. Well done on the work and thanks for contributing to my and other's permaculture journies :)

[@umasawant3015]

Self employed in self and community sustaining development .not only growing food but growing in herself . great work