My Self Sufficient Homestead Property Tour from Front to Back

A full "walk around tour" of my self-sufficient property has been requested by many people and I have finally done it! This is a full tour of our homestead from front to back concentrating on the orchard, vegetable patch, and poultry set-up.
I also talk a little about the new direction of my channel and how I will be making some significant changes to my content.
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[@awsomeman253]

Lol I've got a bit of an addiction to this channel. I'll just play one video because it popped up in my recommend and then watch for the next few hours while doing other stuff. It's weird hearing you talk about only having 11k subs when I started watching only a few months ago, but it's also so cool to see how far you've come.

[@tealkerberus748]

Hearing a vlogger pronounce words like tomato, basil, oregano, the same way I do, is balm to my ears. I think I've been watching too many American vlogs. :-S

[@kellysoo]

aint that the truth. i am so tired watching those cause half the time i cant apply what i have watched (i am a newbie, you see. so i need to follow as is, for now.)

[@aanawenjigewin]

I’m from Canada so everything sounds different from me from this channel. Took me too long to realize capsicums was just a different word for peppers, and not just a pepper variety lol.

[@AFPLJohnny]

Teal Kerberus basil and oragano are pronounced the same way in America as they are anywhere else the only one that’s pronounced differently is tomato

[@PlatoonGoon]

@@AFPLJohnny This just isn't correct.

[@jeremywebb7637]

@@AFPLJohnny Americans pronounce basil like bae-zal, Australians pronounce it like ba-zil

[@ronweldon5892]

Have you ever thought of planting lemongrass plants to keep the fruit flies and mosquitoes away? I plant it in my yard and works great. Plus it's an herb you can cook with. Could be priceless for you around your fruit. Best part is that it also looks great

[@advancedagroforestry7762]

More whole yard tours please! Every season would be great! So like four times a year! We love to see what is growing on with your homestead!

[@Zerria04]

This was done when you had 11k subs.... You got so much more now... Really grown

[@goinsvirginia]

Congratulations Mark You have mastered the Science of gardening. Thank you for keeping us inspired.

[@BigBingus]

Doctor - “You’ve got about an hour to live” Me - “Just enough time to give a big yard thumbs up”

[@nancyfahey7518]

My husband once said to me "if the dog barking is my only problem, then I've got it made in the shade"

[@ThePoehladian]

Yeah, but it still gets old when the owner won't shut it up at some point.

[@nancyfahey7518]

@@ThePoehladian yes, I hear that. I now have a chihuahua that's a farm dog. I limit his barking to a couple of minutes. He chats with the neighbor farm dog. Tells coyotes this is his yard and warns raccoons not to come near. He's a tough little guy.

[@ThePoehladian]

@@nancyfahey7518 I have one too. She doesn't bark much, she pees her messages, lol. Well at least you limit the barking. Some people are oblivious to the annoyance factor.

[@gtessgossage3867]

Sept 2023. Coming across this older tour helped me understand and APPRECIATE your vision, continued hard work. Congratulations on where you are today. Deep thanks on sharing this with a world of others ❤

[@young-stove]

You’re the man, I’m 25 now, I hope to make my life look a lot more like yours, sooner than later haha you’re really inspiring to me. Plus I’ve always been drawn to Australia, so you get bonus points without trying. Keep on growing!

[@akaMrwowo]

I'm

[@young-stove]

@@akaMrwowo you sure are!

[@moniquehoff8354]

I love this video. It really calms my anxiety and helps me escape the scariness of real life. What an oasis you have! Thank you

[@sueeason275]

....I’m a fan of comedy and it often saves me from depression with all the world woes ...I hope your new adventure is truly successful.!..i just realized how old this video is ..so I’ve probably seen your alter ego before ...you’re a delightful person that I enjoy , no matter what you’re doing .

[@404now]

You should make some kimchi with the purple cabbage, asian radish, ginger, onions, garlic, and chili's. Your spread is really nice. I can't believe how much use you are getting from your land. Amazing.

[@Selfsufficientme]

I've been meaning to have a go at making some kimchi! Thank you :)

[@billybob-bd1ub]

I know im 5 years late, but that’s a dream yard for me!

[@punkyroo]

I will always be jealous of your ability to grow so much citrus fruit. I have a little lemon tree that I grow, some what successfully, indoors. But what I wouldn't give to be able to grow huge tree outside! You have a lovely property, and should be very proud of all that you've accomplished.

[@Selfsufficientme]

Thanks! Yes citrus grow very easily here back we do have restrictions on other fruit trees such as cold climate stone fruits but we take the good wth the bad :)

[@nothursday8475]

I like the long vidios for nigjt time unwind for me

[@jimacheson4933]

Thanks for the tour of the yard. I especially like the birds singing in the trees. Keep up the good work, you’re my favorite channel.

[@TsetsiStoyanova]

I am kind of addicted to this channel :)

[@VijayaBjoshi]

me too

[@kuuuntjuice6121]

Yeah fark same

[@josephsprague1075]

Same!!!

[@vaneihi]

Love your home, your farm ang your life. You are living my dream.

[@Selfsufficientme]

Thank you and I'm glad you enjoyed the video. :)

[@michael7423]

What a beautiful paradise, your property is amazing to me. Thank you for the grand tour, new sub here from the hills of Tennessee! Been on a self sufficient me mini marathon trying to catch up and I’ve learned so much from your gardening tips and tricks.

[@jesusisGod1434]

This is now 2021 September, and you have 1.2 MILLION subscribers.... now since watching this I want to find your “prepper comedy” videos!

[@slaveslv]

Beautiful house and farm! Always loved Australia, wanted to travel there since I was young. Have lived in Florida all of my life. Keep it up! Just inspiring!! Just love your videos!

[@barbll000]

You should be proud to look back at this video to see how far you've come and how many projects you envisioned and got finished. And the bounty of fresh homegrown food!

[@murphychurch8251]

The space you got in Australia cracks me up. European front yard garden bed: maybe 2 or 3 lavender plants or a little shrub. Australian front yard garden bed: a whole bloody orchard. 😂👍

[@deadshot8077]

It’s not normal, it’s only if you can afford to buy a massive block right away from the city but also near the coast. This guy paid millions for his property. It’s kind of real estate p0rn.

[@terikc2012]

I absolutely LOVED this video. It was nice to see the whole property.

[@mgreen6548]

Thanks for taking the time to show us your great place! Its kinda hard to imagine year around fruit and veg production as I begin to execute my pre-winter garden work, although the cold and snow allow me to take a break. Keep up the good work.

[@Selfsufficientme]

Thank you very much! :)

[@diversitylove5460]

@@Selfsufficientme I want to expand healthy food systems. Would you be available as a virtual mentor! Charge what you want, I am not charging anything. I just need to do something helpful

[@keyplayr61greenhousehydrop14]

Man! I am always intrigued with your homestead, Mark! You are so lucky to be able to grow so many things all year!

[@punkyroo]

I know, right?! Citrus fruit all year round. SO JEALOUS! :D

[@vink6163]

Me too! It's a dream of mine to have a place like that with so much fresh food growing. Thanks for the video Mark, I've wanted to see something like this since I got addicted to watching all your videos!

[@Selfsufficientme]

Hey Keith, thanks mate! I wish I could grow tomatoes like you lol... Cheers :)

[@keyplayr61greenhousehydrop14]

Self Sufficient Me You have no worries, mate! You are an excellent gardener!

[@clayrudolph6155]

Thanks Mark for inspiring me to get back into gardening and keep the vids coming in.

[@vernondaniels6506]

I grew up in Kansas in Midwest U.S. and my mother won a contest back in the 80s with the biggest tomato grown and it was like 3.5 or 4 pounds and then oddly enough I grew a 5.3 pound tomato just 3 months later and it was a beefsteak pink and it was 5.3 lbs in a bed 15 feet away from the plant she got hers off of. 2 different types and she was like ok son just quit trying to show me up will ya. I told her the contest is over nobody knows about it 😂. One slice cut in half covered two sandwiches 🥪🥪 so it was enormous. 🤷🏻‍♂️🙆🏻‍♂️. I really enjoyed your video and my mom would have too , but unfortunately she passed away back on January 23 2022 , a bit later by 6 years after this video. but she's enjoying the best food of all in Paradise. Thanks again..

[@sandybeach6399]

I love your videos. You should do an update, six years later and how everything has grown. I would be so interested in seeing that. I just discovered you and really enjoy watching. I love all the birdsong in the background. Great job. So much to do.

[@angelasnodgrass6621]

I have my first potato in a pot growing. I am so excited. I also planted speckled peas microgreens in several pots. They look great. I am planting a couple more potatoes but they are not ready yet. I am planting from some potatoes I bought at the store. The peas I bought seeds and planted them. Everything is in a pot inside my apartment. First time for trying all of this.

[@ladytorres8323]

Thank you for this vid. It is so beautiful there! I live in the state of Kansas, USA. We are surrounded by brown dirt used for wheat and corn fields, along with cattle feed lots. It does not make for a pretty area. So I feel like I am on a vacation watching this video of your beautiful property😃. Looks like paradise! Love all your help on gardening through the years! Kind Regards to you and your family!

[@wandasinclair3748]

Found you tonite and watched 5 different shows. I have a big yard and I love in Coulee dam Washington. I really enjoy watching you. I will follow you on all you r shows. U are every good and please don't stop teachings us. I'm almost 80 and the last 2 yrs have been hard. Lost my husband and my yard is so bad now. So please keep us happy. You put a big smile on my face. Thank you.

[@moranarevel]

You can stop the water either by making a baffle, raised area in front of the shed or by digging down and putting in a gravel drainage area. We will l dig down and put down gravel with a pipe at the bottom to direct the water where we want it then cover with gravel then very porous soil on top

[@lauriehinchey4340]

Have only recently come across your channel.Wow,you’re an inspiration! What a wonderful life-style you’ve created for you & your family.😁

[@OMGAnotherday]

Warts and all is soooooooo important, otherwise there is no way of passing on the knowledge. 👍🏼🌅✌️💕🌅

[@Alizardlovesyou]

Wow, 11k subs to his now Mil+! Your effort worked! ♥️

[@ronweldon5892]

Have you ever thought of raising rabbits and pheasants for food as well? Rabbit meat is delicious! Geese, and ducks as well. I seen you have some ducks but perhaps a larger pen and small pond for them, just saying. Love your property and everything seems so well planned out. Those wild pigs would be slow cooking on an electric rotisserie over your fire pit. Us military guys know a lot about survival methods and it's a shame they won't let you raise larger animals on your property. No need to shoot the wild game there, you can set up a couple traps for those wild pigs. One of them will feed you for quite a while, but ½ a pig cooking constantly turning over that fire pit would make a good barbecue party for family and friends

[@karenreaves3650]

Five years old and just popped up for me. : ) Beautiful property, so interesting your weather is very much like mine in Florida. Love the diversity of your orchard.

[@elainebates4642]

As for your wet shed, if you dig a small trench and fill with blue metal gravel to drain towards the back outside. This may stop all the water in your shed.

[@Selfsufficientme]

Yes that might help - thank you. :)

[@thechosenone5269]

If anyone is interested in survival the best success that i've ever had was with the Micaden survive system (just google it) definately the most incredible survival i've followed.

[@tharindutharuk158]

hi guys, the best success that i've ever had was by using the Micaden survive system (just google it) without a doubt the best preppers i've followed.

[@johnchase4408]

What is blue metal geavel?

[@jamesrose1974]

@@johnchase4408 its blue metal gravel. Google it.

[@SamStone1964]

Mark says "Never ends. But our place is about 25 years old". My place is about 140 years old (mostly 1880 pise) with 100 year old additions (1920s timber and concrete). The most recent addition is the corrugated iron roof which is at least 80 years old. The only issue that needs urgent attention is the damage a wisteria vine planted by a previous owner has caused to the roof and ceiling. We are prone to 40C summers and hard frosts from Autumn to Spring with snow and hail. Neighbours and former residents have told me the house has needed very little maintenance over the decades. This house was built tough to last by Aussie blokes lol! Loved hearing the Willie Wagtail throughout your video!

[@heathermason9584]

Mark Valencia at Self Sufficient Me, please continually remind the listeners and those watching what months Australian Winters are. Thanks

[@nataliemarshall3991]

Yes, I am now an addict. Watching and learning. Thank you Mike.

[@mariaelisacolendres3584]

I love watching your videos. It gives me a lot of ideas... I miss Australia, lived there ( Mount Beauty, Victoria) for 5 years. Nothing beats this country!

[@joshuarush5762]

The Wife and myself watched it, loved it, gonna try some of it. Thanks bunches

[@punkyroo]

And as to your channel changes: Do what you have to do to keep your channel fun and interesting for yourself and for your viewers. If people don't like the satire skits, they can always skip over those. I am looking forward to them. :)

[@Selfsufficientme]

Thanks - yes that's true - humour is one of those "things" it can be kind of subjective so it should be rather interesting! I just want to have fun really - life's too short as they say :)

[@comunallie8199]

Thank you so much for your videos. I'm a mental health nurse in vic. Your videos have been a sense of calm and support in this time. I raise quail and have my own expanding garden. Sending you appreciation.

[@williamvanscottnelson2605]

Wow! 11,000 subscribers at the time if this recording, now 1.82 MILLION! I think you have longevity. 😁

[@tabp8448]

Yes!!

[@user-tj5yg5pk8v]

When the dogs and birds say hi, say hi to them as well! The dog knows you and the birds know you, yet they wanted to have a conversation. It is easy to say they are just territorial. It is more complex to determine what conversation they want to have

[@JackPitmanNica]

Cool seeing the finger limes in this video after seeing the video from recent times showing the plants grown up

[@louisputallaz7556]

Aussie Mark, out of all the videos you’ve made I’ve never seen one on edible veggie greens and storage, reefer or frozen 🥶. With nearly a 1000 species of edible plants out you’d think you’d have done one by now. Plz comply and do one for your brethren ! 😊

[@louisputallaz7556]

Sounds great Mark, I was just bragging on you the other day about your wry sense of English I mean Australian humor to my little group in California. I’m 1/2 English son at least a 1/4 to a 1/3 and the rest of the group part English so we’d luv a humorous side tick to our gardening ! TY and we can’t wait for the humor to come out ! Plz don’t be so glum (me thinks you were mugging for the camera mate). 😊

[@louisputallaz7556]

Right on Mark, thanks for acknowledging my existence long time viewer, I think I first found you in 2016. You were the first gardener I started following on a regular basis and I do hope you dedicate a whole 20 minute video on oddities and strange edible plants 🪴 that are out there just for the picking. Have you ever considered writing a book ? I sent off for books twice and trees 🌲 once, I was burned all three times. It was very disappointing, i I pray to God WE don’t ever have that problem, those so and so’s can rot in hell for all l care. You see I’m a paraplegic and out of four limbs I’m truly Blessed to have partial use my right arm so I can converse with you fine folks. I consider you people as family and anything that pique’s my interest I’m all over it and I’ve spent many hours watching and sharing with the folks back home in the far reaches of Northern California. Hey thanks for all you do and I can’t wait for your upcoming humorous videos. 🙂 🥰 🌳 👍 🍏

[@bzz5601]

You've always reminded me of Russell Crowe a little bit, maybe he can make a cameo appearance. Love your channel and it always brings me a smile.

[@johnchase4408]

So every man from Australia reminds you of Russell Crowe. Hmmm

[@AFPLJohnny]

John Chase no he looks like russel crow dumbass

[@blacksinglemomhomesteadont6454]

Hi Mark. I watched your long video pretty much all day while I work in my yard, filled a large tree hole, took care of my animals and eventually came in for the night. I look forward to your new channel full of satire and prepping info. I'm also in the prepping world and want to add that to my channel as well. I've just been so busy like you. I'll remain a loyal subscriber. Keep up the great work

[@englishcoach7772]

"That's an awful old thing" I was on the ground laughing after that one. Comical value 10 out of 10.

[@saved2save7]

You seriously helped my mental health this morning you encounter all the same problems we do in our neighbourhood! It feels like something is punishing us…..you are great for sanity.

[@pamlaburns4059]

I could listen to you all day soothing voice

[@danschanone]

Can't believe I've been watching your channel for this long lol. The times gone nowhere and my gardening went out the window the last few years due to health ☹️. I still love watching your channel though. I didn't end up getting round to making the raised bed in my garden. I still do the buckets though. Thanks for all these years of fun and knowledge 🙏❤️🙏❤️

[@johndifrancisco3642]

From 11,000 to 1.21 million! I'd say that was a great idea to change. You seem a little more low key in this on, but proud of your accomplishments. I'm fairly new so I probably saw the more recent ones. Congratulations and I hope you see this Mark, and on your next million too.

[@nancythane4104]

No worries about the dogs~~they do what they do. We can hear you very clearly with no interference.😊

[@tomawildstar8134]

oh my goodness - I keep thinking I'm hearing the neighbor's dogs. LOL Thank you for the tour! I'm in a temperate climate, learning about summer and winter growing seasons for an upcoming relocation. I love your channel for all the great advice!

[@sharonkasper5126]

Go where life leads you my friend. Just like your wonderful garden, the quest for comedy is what you like to do, DO IT. Go where your spirit guides you to go and you will live longer and happier especially with such a wonderful selection of fruits and vegetables. Many blessings for you and yours with greetings from Los Angeles, Calif.

[@phuckyoutube5927]

Should make a mini trench like the one you put around you when your camping but put a drain over it so you don't fall over maybe

[@katherinespencer2073]

Hey you could do parodies about Hazbeen & Methane on their Montecito estate with their supposed veg gardens, supposed jam making, chicken raising. It would be so funny. It is important to expand your offering, your life, your interest base for yourself. And to share is something special.

[@estherroberts3537]

You can graft avocado branch on to an established fruit tree

[@AbhishekKumar-et4vk]

You are a inspiration to me mark, wish you good health and happiness.

[@mariannesouza8326]

Well, it appears the change was successful! 11,000+ to 1.69 million! 😃 👍 I love the channel. Thank you!

[@PV_SMedia]

🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️. I’ve been a subscriber for some time now.. and it’s only now that I’m realizing the name of your channel.. somehow that resonates more today than any other day. I suppose I’m now “self sufficient me”.. love the name and the excellent work you do.. thank you.

[@msb8013]

I've got a couple alter egos of my own. Can't wait to see it. Satire is big time. Love your channel anyhow mate but I can't wait to see that.

[@wildchookMaryP]

Mate after dinner eh, …clever ducks LOL. I sure love seeing ducks in the pond. You have a great location for your poultry. They have the space to wander around and trees for shade. I always enjoy your orchard videos, I love seeing the fruit trees. The citrus and mango trees’ reminds me of my childhood. They are pretty when they fruit. My fruit trees (citrus and stone fruits) are still young and they are in bloom right now. I have the white variety mulberry and after watching your video I ran outside to check mine LOL. I saw heaps of fruit on it. I can’t wait to taste them. We had the same variety as you got when I was young. We had them growing on the side of our driveway and the school kids walking by would stop and pick some to eat. Your garden is lovely as always. I can see the challenges you have with the fruit flies. I am lucky, I am in Adelaide and I haven’t experienced that of yet. I guess you could still grow some of the bigger variety under cover during the warm weather months. Don’t worry, people will come to your channel; just put the front porch light on so they can find you LOL. You have a deep passion for what you do to be self-sufficient and your viewers like me appreciate you sharing your ideas. I look forward to seeing the comic in you in your future videos. It sure is a brilliant idea, go for it!

[@Selfsufficientme]

Thanks for all your support Mary I always appreciate it and love reading your comments/feedback. I don't have the white mulberry do they taste like the regular ones?

[@wildchookMaryP]

Yep. The neat thing is they don't stain your hands or the ground.

[@lovechangesus]

You can save and sell the orange petals to folks who make soaps.

[@lindamilliff9322]

You are such an amazing guy! Best of everything from SC.

[@timtamgar4844]

Mate, you are a legend. I've watched many of your vids and gain more respect for your resolve, to grow food the way nature intends, after each one I watch. I aspire to undergo a similar project myself here in NZ.

[@rebeccadoherty2034]

I am really enjoying your videos and the draw was the first comedy video. Thank you for showing how much fun gardening can be.

[@snewsan6645]

If you discuss prepping I'll definitely be listening!

[@elkerose2560]

A Swale would be perfect running along the side of the shed to direct the water where you want it😉

[@janicejurgensen2122]

I can’t wait to watch your new style. It sounds fun!!

[@heatherwatson8273]

Hi Mark, You need to dig a drain, it doesn't need to be really deep and if you dig it from your shed to the duck pond it will empty into their pond and that way you won't have to worry about the council complaining about drainage

[@timmyjacobs0]

It would be lovely to see another run through like this six years on

[@snewsan6645]

I love these shows. I always watch from front to end.

[@WildBoysAdventures-FNBH]

Love how you have grown, truley inpiring I have learnt so much from you, I have watched you for maybe 5 months and have loved it from now till the start cheers bro

[@stellaq3306]

It’s a duck’s life! Gorgeous property mate! 🇦🇺👍

[@jamiepittman8389]

Thanks for the show and tell. When you got to the bee hives, I wondered if you harvest the honey and wax… and make soap and candles. Maybe I will find that you’ve done a video on that. I hope your sons will be great helpers as you expand your farming!

[@leonsaquaponicsandhomegard6793]

Bit more than 11,000 now. Well done mate. Great content been watching for years. I’m in gympie so love seeing content close to me. 😊

[@johnmaclean2040]

Watching your videos has helped my garden so much. Just starting out but I have fallen in love with it. Too bad the growing season is so short in southern Ontario, Canada. Cheers!

[@janebadon3988]

This was a real treat seeing all you have going on! Thank you for sharing!

[@scottholmes8374]

Love his video we brought owl house four years ago it had no fruit trees now we have ten at the moment we have enough fruit for the wife and I can't wait until we have enough fruit for the whole family I have learnt a lot from your video's Chrs from New Zealand stay safe

[@saminemredjomoenawi8636]

Goooodevening dear Son of our Holy Father in Heaven Mr Mark. You Sir have FOUND YOUR GIFT to build a BEUATIFUL Garden of Eden on Our Earth💎💎💎💎💎💎 What a joy to walk in Your Garden Dear Sir. I wish You all possible Goid Health to live a Very Long And Happy LIFE with Your Good Wife and Kids. Thank You very much for this GREAT video with all Sweet Orchestra surrounds 🤗🤗🤗🤩💎 God Blessings Sir Mark. Regards from Saminem from Suriname that is in South America. Take GOOD care of yourself. CiaoCiao

[@Cenepk101]

You're making me jealous with all the citrus !!!!

[@isabellasummers6932]

Hi Mark... so back when you did this video you had 11k subscribers Today it's 927k. Amazing. Well done.

[@ivonnej6312]

Talk about being self-sufficient!! What a garden!!

[@elcochipit]

long time follower, grain by grain, informative and very fun videos! this moment my ace-55 are about to ripe new fruits... Mark, you have some credit for it, just want you to know... salutes from the Yucatan peninsula to the world!

[@suzannethompson1720]

Your place is amazingly beautiful! I'm new to gardening since I've lived in Arizona most of my life (I can grow cactus) lol but I now live in Colorado and recently bought a house and wanted to start growing my own sustainable plants and trees in my yard, I came across your videos I have really enjoyed them and have learned quite bit so far! I would love to hear an episode on how you grow your Avocado tree 😀

[@lindabeal4713]

Hi Mark, I'm a new subscriber - been watching your videos for a few weeks now. I'm from New Brunswick Canada. I love your videos. I've learned so much already. I'm amazed how many fruit trees you have, unfortunately we can't grown most of the fruit trees you have. Our season is from June to end of September to early October. Thank you for all the advise. Love it.

[@MrAndreapisciotta]

Great, Great, Great work! Complimenti!

[@jksatte]

Your place is absolutely lovely. How many acres do you have there? That's what I want, the acreage but in a residential area. Something big on the outskirts. Your place is absolutely lovely. I have to catch up on your video's but I look forward to the additional style as well. Thanks! Janice

[@Selfsufficientme]

Hi Janice, and thank you! We have 3 acres and purchased 10 years ago (boy that's gone fast) but we had the same want/need to buy acreage still within proximity to major centres. There's still plenty of properties like mine for a reasonable price around in this part of the world, thankfully. Cheers :)

[@katherinespencer2073]

Amazing. So envious. I love everything, the citrus esp. & daikon radish. I make sandwiches out of a thick stack of paper-thin slices between buttered Kaisers. summer almost over. Too dry this year & nothing amount to much except kale. the day I intended to finally start taking leaves, i went to the containers & all that was left was the outline & veins of it all. something had cleaned it all. Each squash plant has 1 fruit, the size of a big apple so far. The single zucchini has been about 2 inches long for weeks! Was watering every 3 days with rain water...a bit far to go daily.

[@mfanwelikeit3760]

Maybe dig a drainage ditch alongside the shed. Chuck some gravel in and trap the water to direct where you want.

[@lilolmecj]

A really lovely and productive place!

[@couponprepper636]

Gorgeous property ❤️

[@ourfloridagarden4191]

Thanks for the tour🙂 really loved the front food forest idea.

[@Selfsufficientme]

Thank you! :)

[@Polaris88Reid]

Thank you 🙏 I’m grateful.