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[@nah-us6su]

Wonderful people! I wish more people around the world realized that we don´t need to be dependent on supermarkets etc. I´m in my 20's and i grow about 70% of food i need. You guys keep me motivated to make it 100%!

[@SpicyMoustache]

Thank you so much and you are doing a great job 😊

[@jeremiasruta8578]

​@@SpicyMoustache❤

[@yilingpatriarch31]

You know not everyone have money even for a flat or a house so how you imagine everyone being gardener..in a block of flats? You dont know how its shit for someone without money to change anything when many people just brag about their lifes and how they choose to live while some just dont have any choice without start from parents or grandparents.

[@nah-us6su]

@@yilingpatriarch31 who said i'm rich? I'm from CZ, not a rich country in general. I don't see your point, if you trully want something you'll find your way. Even growing stuff behind window counts... I prefer not to cry about stuff and work harder... Have a great day.

[@SpicyMoustache]

@@yilingpatriarch31 I find this so funny because you say we brag about something but you don’t know anything about me. I came in this country and I was washing glasses with enough money to cover my rent and no money to buy food or do anything else’s. I took over 3 jobs working day and night with absolutely zero free time until I managed to learn the language and get a better job but even then, I didn’t stop and I started learning how to film and edit using every single second of my free time (literally any time I wasn’t working). Don’t ever assume things about people life as I guarantee you I’ve been through so much shit but I always managed to get out and change my situation. Just remember, you are in control of your life and you are the one who put you in the situation where you are. If you want to change it, it’s entirely up to you and stop blaming other people about not having money. I’ve been there for many years and I created my entire career without any sort of help from anyone and you have no clue about how much works I had to do, literally shovelling shit out of the way and never complained about my situation but always worked for a better one.

[@taylaglover482]

As both a film nerd and a gardening nerd this is the best thing I’ve seen all year :,)

[@stephenwalters4687]

I'm an urban permaculturist. This presentation is beautiful. It captures the essence of how we need to live. I hope many people who watch this will join us.

[@d.-beck7205]

I am 56 and will start my own permaculture-inspired garden in 2 weeks. Looking so forward to transforming a well groomed lawn into vegetable beds, planting food trees, turning standard garden flower beds into a pollinator paradise and replacing the dreaded thuja hedge with bird friendly native bushes. 😊 I have a rough idea and will learn as I go.

[@kevinsolis6577]

​@d.-beck7205 any updates?

[@d.-beck7205]

@@kevinsolis6577 We only received the keys to house and garden 2 weeks ago. As we are also renovating the house inside and I am working full time, there was not much time to do anything in the garden. But I have set up a thermal (rapid) composter, while also identifying what trees and bushes we already have: 1 pear, 2 different varieties of apple (one very old clear apple in desperate need of some serious pruning), 1 plum. Several no food bushes, 2 horrid thuja hedges (I need to get rid of them ASAP ...), some herbs and a rhubarb. And ca. 600 square meters of currently unproductive lawn. Oh, if that was not enough to think about, we also have a > 30 year old Canadian oak that has been pruned to be a 5 m high dwarf standing in the way in every conceivable way. I am currently figuring out where the sunny and shady areas of the garden are, where the wind comes from and where water stays and flows. Will probably be able to build a first raised bed this year. The rest will come as I go. 🙄 It is challenging and also very interesting.

[@dan01399]

That production quality is just incredible!

[@SpicyMoustache]

He did a great job 😊

[@fllini99]

Omg 🌱 I’m so inspired. Absolutely beautiful video in every detail! I’m 67 and starting my first garden. Please keep making this kind of content. The world has forgotten this kind of beauty and simple joy, well I’ll speak for myself. I did. I forgot some of the basics. Yes I’m a bit old to play with seeds and dirt and the weather but so far its great. I feel like I planted myself 🪴❤️🌱 and I’m amazed I’m growing too.

[@elenasaucier3770]

Rock on, I'm 64 been gardening for ever my 36 year old son is following his mom. We have to connect back to Mother Earth, gardening will keep you young. Take care my friend 🤪💕

[@alecyuh9540]

love it. never too old😁

[@lynnodonnell4764]

I'm going on 69. My knees are shot to hell so pots it's going be. Pots and pots of basil for making pesto. I have a friend who is a crazy basil maker. Stay young playing in the dirt my friends

[@Ms.SheriT]

@@lynnodonnell4764 I saw a gardener on YT who grows vegetables in plastic storage totes elevated in chairs. She has a "chair garden"..... easier on the knees.

[@dengueberries]

a bit too old??? nope nope nope and and extra side-order of nope for the weekend my grandpa is 91 and still gardens

[@mrribz.........junglism4031]

Charles is the kind of person I want to hug he has selfless empathy, what a true kind and caring soul to show humanity, living proof that humans and this earth work together in harmony.

[@katryanaorange2092]

My people :') hard working, balanced, living the dream... magical, beautiful. Inspiring and real.

[@pandonium323]

Incredible work, its wholesome to see a whole community of growers come together.

[@SpicyMoustache]

Thank you very much 🙏🏻

[@Mr-Fish0]

obviously better than showers

[@82crowder]

We are us

[@juanit0tackit0tackito2]

the Kingdom of GOD is coming…“Silver is for the kettle, and gold for the furnace, but The LORD is the tester of hearts- Bible” your heart is like discovered silver, dirty and not pure, when silver is purified it is melted over and over, to the point that when it’s melted and glows red hot, it is pure enough to see your own reflection in the puddle, so also does the LORD purify your heart, till HE can see HIS own reflection in it, seek the LORD and be reborn, ask The LORD to renew and restore you, repent and be baptized for the forgiveness of sins, Jesus died so that our sins will be wiped away and so that we could be made new, seek The Kingdom of GOD for if you would be wise you would be wise for yourself, pick up your cross and deny your flesh and follow the path of GOD, for The Kingdom of GOD is at hand, in JESUS MIGHTY NAME Amen and Amen

[@freewoman4434]

What a beautiful little documentary. Just wonderful. I grow in my garden - vegetables, and starting this year, a cut flower patch. All the hard work is worth it when the bees come - it's one of the best sounds in the world, the steady, resonant thrum of the bees as they go around your garden. I don't even mind when the birds and insects eat some of the veg. They have to live too! Happy growing, everyone who has the opportunity. It's a privilege I wish everyone could experience - I truly think it could change the world.

[@sommerferguson5203]

You should get your own bee hive! The bees could do with all the help we can give them and the pure natural honey is an added bonus! They are actually really quite easy to maintain and you sound like someone that would derive so much enjoyment and happiness from observing the little bees do their work and all your neighbours will rep the benefits too.

[@triciaperdue3161]

I love this! I am inspired, but struggling to get my tiny garden organized, and growing. But I won't give up! Thank you for this, and all you do! Love your content, and just got the new book! 🌻

[@SpicyMoustache]

Thank you so much and don’t give it up, I’m sure 100% you will succeed 😊

[@williamsherry5009]

Its a work in progress your garden will never be finished and that's life happy gardening

[@twpsy634]

As an oldie and experienced gardner things still go wrong. That in some ways is what keeps us engaged and determined to learn.Yes !.Have no doubt there will be times when you will shake your fists at the skies and curse the elements...but the miracle of it is that after a bit of clearing, planting, potching about in the shed that frustration melts away and your enthusiasm returns. Somehow even the aches and pains of 😂athritic bones are less bothersome when you have something to show for all your efforts. Of course ," There is always next year " 😂 I 'm long past the age when that can be somewhat taken for granted , but nevertheless out come the seed catalogues and my addled old brain is somehow full of plans to improve things yet again and get it right this time😂 That is gardening's most precious gift to me...HOPE! To be my age and yet have a reason to look forward full of plans is an immeasurable joy. Every blessing to you ! Cherish the successes and don't angst for too long over the failures.😊

[@isaacclarke195]

You made me wanna start a garden when I had no interest in it before. Given me a whole new perspective on stuff, and I love it.

[@Mobby2323]

i found this channel like a week ago. i am already inspired, got a piece of garden from my neighbour who did nothing with it and work my ass off to grow some food for me and my 2 year old son. its so much fun already cant wait for season

[@pdmullgirl]

I enjoyed watching this. I too grew up with grandparents who taught me the importance of gardening. I grew up in North Carolina, USA. And I grow a garden now and I’m fifty nine. I live in Utah now though. It’s so rewarding and I agree. Once you taste your own home grown veggies, you don’t want supermarket ones. It’s just so good and fresh. Nothing like it. ❤️💜💚

[@Wndrlnd9]

I’m from North Carolina as well! ❤ happy gardening friend, the gift that always gives back more

[@YoisaGunia]

This man needs an award just to let him know how much the world appreciated him he doesn't know it but I'm a fan

[@boansy1]

Being a biologist and having a gardening family, something I thought was a lesser field but how wrong was I. Starting off last year with potatoes in some raised beds, growing on some wild flowers, failing with carrots and onions has made me see that this is not easy but so worth while and another education which brings us into nature. Now in my second season with seedlings ripping up, leaf mold and compost systems I see a whole new environment. Takes time and effort but well done to everyone who makes that effort.

[@kam-hs1ll]

Thanks for this! I red somewhere that London people were nearly independent in their vegetables consumption just by everyone gardening a lot and everywhere during WWII... The first gardener in the video says something completely true in the first minutes: you guys are lucky to be able to grow a part of your own food. So what if the true revolution would be to make this possible to everyone? This would be, for me, the beginning of the new world humanity needs! Greatings from France!

[@heavymetalbassist5]

Alessandro thanks for sharing this. The 4 of you were all inspirations to me in 2020. Im now going into year 3 of market gardening and I've never enjoyed going to work like I do now. With the new addition I'll be up to nearly 3/4 of an acre in production and I can't wait to see what the future holds.

[@Mungdaal304]

Sounds really awesome dude. Maybe you can post some videos of your garden eventually if you havent already. I'd subscribe to see

[@juanit0tackit0tackito2]

@@Mungdaal304 the Kingdom of GOD is coming…“Silver is for the kettle, and gold for the furnace, but The LORD is the tester of hearts- Bible” your heart is like discovered silver, dirty and not pure, when silver is purified it is melted over and over, to the point that when it’s melted and glows red hot, it is pure enough to see your own reflection in the puddle, so also does the LORD purify your heart, till HE can see HIS own reflection in it, seek the LORD and be reborn, ask The LORD to renew and restore you, repent and be baptized for the forgiveness of sins, Jesus died so that our sins will be wiped away and so that we could be made new, seek The Kingdom of GOD for if you would be wise you would be wise for yourself, pick up your cross and deny your flesh and follow the path of GOD, for The Kingdom of GOD is at hand, in JESUS MIGHTY NAME Amen and Amen

[@iwillfall]

Thank you to Charlie Wood for making such an inspirational piece of film. What a fantastic bunch of people!

[@leoricch_]

I get my psychedelic stuff from an online store where I got my own, his on Instagram and his handle below is...

[@leoricch_]

Leonmycology...

[@herring651]

There’s nothing more life enriching then growing your own food!!

[@letsmakeout1990]

I love this!!!!! I also love how it’s shows the diversity of growers. You are evidence that a skinful of tattoos doesn’t mean you are a wrongun! It is, in its simplest form, expression. 💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@danielrobinson8445]

Wow, you guys are all such an inspiration. I had tears in my eyes at the end of the film. You are offering such valuable direction, not only for growing plants, but for the salvation of our culture and an alternate, more positive and sustainable way of life. Its people like you who are changing the hearts and minds of future generations and are making a marked impression for change for a better future. I will follow in your footsteps. Thank you.

[@RenegadeAcre]

Happy we made it here! We're 3 years into our farming journey. ✌️

[@michaelfontesjr2068]

This is the growth of beauty. The ones that grow beauty are growing their own beauty with in and out, and from that beauty is growth. Beauty is growth. There is always next season.

[@charlie_wood_filmmaker]

It was a wholesome experience to collaborate with you on this film Alessandro, I appreciate you welcoming me into your world and I am in awe of your work. 🙏

[@tinderaandcatlover1371]

I own small store in my village. I only have very small space at home for gardening Ang I started growing vegetables out of it.. I'm inspired with your vlogs.. I never thought it would be possible.. thumbs up❤️

[@user-zq4et6ig8j]

I just found out that Alessandro comes from my same region and also from the same province!! It is great to see someone that grew up on your same territory become a great person, not considering numbers but the really special thing he does, our territory is mainly rural and agricultural and it is like if he brought a piece of it to london. Wish you all the best Ti xe bravo No pensare ai schei, pensa soło al ben del mondo

[@Tommyis999]

I love growing plants,they bring us back to nature

[@leoricch_]

"Leonmycology"

[@leoricch_]

"Leonmycology"

[@leoricch_]

"Leonmycology"

[@lisalastnamesmith]

Just finished my greenhouse ride before Winter really took off so far I've grown so much food and I love it!! I can't wait to turn half of my yard into a food garden!!

[@Lifeisgood586]

I’m growing my first tomato plant, and this is exactly the video I needed to watch for some motivation to grow more! 😃

[@tangerinebabe1]

Absolutely love this. My no dig allotment is my happy place. I disappear for hours there. I totally get it. Im just an old hippy now, but I honestly wish I'd have got my allotment years ago when I was younger. There is nothing like home grown organic foods ❤

[@DarthBlaze]

This was amazing. I amy not be doing anything on this level but I LOVE my little garden and growing plants!!! I think having gardens is a much more popular thing here in America! more people try it than you may think!!

[@juliekonigskind6434]

What a beautiful documentary. This will not be the last time I watched it. It has been on my heart for quite a while to grow a garden. Now this dream has been reignited. Thank you so much for reminding us, that it is at reach for everybody to become a gardener and reconnect with nature

[@ramhornjoe]

Loved it, new subscriber here. My wife and I have been living off grid on a piece of wooded land we purchased august of last year. We've put water harvesting swales in & deep straw mulch grow beds for veg this year. Building a chicken coop & will be putting up fence for some goats. I love the fact that more people are going back to nature & trying to do things less conventionally. Greetings to all fellow growers coming from south east Missouri USA

[@IPursuePeppers-CTH]

We’ve all realized that the modern life boomers and others have left for us isn’t what we want at all, we want what used to be. Having that pride in knowing it’s your land, your rules, your life, your playground. Nature embraces you unlike any other, And I think that’s why I’m so tied to it.

[@phisces5342]

The mushroom guy rocking Arc’teryx was pretty cool

[@thelightlysgardenallotment8050]

This video has been so heartwarming♥ To see young people gardening in this way and then to see Charles Dowing who is the ultimate guru on these matters was absolutely wonderful. From and "old"-ish gardener thank you very much.😀 I just wish more people would creaate their own food. xx

[@dreamst]

What a great piece of cinematography and story telling on a subject dear to my heart. Thanks and keep up the strong work 💪

[@5pcchickentendy917]

I can barely keep myself watered and fed, but one day Alessandro popped up on my for you on tiktok, needless to say i started a vertical garden with milk jugs ha. And now I have a mini hydroponics garden and many seedlings for my outdoor garden. Thank you, Alessandro. You have given me a new perspective on gardening. Beautiful people❤, & beautiful documentary.

[@jazzreilly]

I NEED MORE OF THIS CONTENT. i love the colours, the editing and i feel so connected to each person. MORE PLS

[@Permisiepl]

Awesome, I have been following teachings of Charles Dowding for years and I have adapted a lot of his no-dig methods in my garden. It is however priceless to see successful amateur growers from all walks of life. It remids me the words of Geoff Lawton, that all problems of the World can be solved in the garden.

[@mikef7822]

This was absolutely beautiful. My garden has grown and diversified thanks to your videos and your book. Thank you for all you do.

[@ItsCioffi]

More growing food, less growing wealth. The future is bright with people like you in the world

[@SlimChicken1]

Absolutely beautiful, this documentary is a work of art. I’m currently working towards getting an apartment that has space for a small garden, so I can follow all your footsteps. Much love from the US ❤️

[@anaadamz375]

That allotment in Sheffield is so awesome! All cities should have these!!

[@Bee-mi8ml]

Charles is my hero! So inspiring to see people from all walks of life showing us how it can be done. Great video!

[@jitendrasahu5681]

This man is like : 💀 Ans his work :🌸 Ur an amazing man I have watched alot of your videos and I love it all, being connected to mother earth and nature, and growing all plants give so peace, I will definitely make my own garden and grow my own vegis ☺😇

[@robdye2192]

The positive effect on people's mental health when in these environments is another benefit.

[@hannahgwilliam5202]

Growing for 6 years now. Loving it! Love the video, thank you for sharing 😊

[@leoricch_]

I get my psychedelic stuff from an online store where I got my own, his on Instagram and his handle below is....

[@leoricch_]

Leonmycology....

[@zlatahume3134]

Yes, yes, yes. I hardened myself out of loneliness and depression and now I am at peace and love my garden😊

[@marialuis5107]

Hi from Connecticut ❣️. I like to thank you, you inspired me to start a community garden with some of the students and parents from my son's school. The peas, wild garlic are already showing up.🍅🌶️🥕🥒🥬🫑🥔, This are some of the veggies we planted, I did lots of research before I took on this project because is my first time doing something like this, I just hope it works, the kids are so excited to be part of this and I don't want to disappoint them. Thanks again for what you do, creating awareness to a healthy lifestyle is mayor with all the chemicals being put in foods. Thanks again and many beautiful blessings 🙏❤🙂

[@SpicyMoustache]

I love this so much. I’m so happy to hear I inspired you to start the project 💚

[@user-xd9et8wf4e]

Beautiful video, well done to your friend. And thanks for running this channel. Reminding us of whats most important and always serving as a source of inspiration. I can always tell how happy you are with how you live your life, its wonderful to see and i aspire to get closer to the land as well. Hoping to make some big changes this growing season. Thanks for all you do my friend!

[@ronaldkable]

Growers. We're a happy bunch 😊 lovely to see every grower in this prgram doing wonders and being happy people

[@hoggynator]

I love this! You're so inspiring! They inspired me into growing my own little plants and i do not regret a thing! Keep it up man

[@jomacpherson3679]

What an amazing and inspirational video. Introducing some people I had not heard of. Really well filmed and great characters, loved it! ❤.

[@Growyourowninacourtyard]

I have a small back yard (I mean small) and I have been growing a small amount of veg for yrs. I learn something new every time I watch you guys. You all an inspiration! Loved this. Thank you.

[@heribertoperez3140]

I have to say my favorite gardener is the skater 💯

[@SuperChu016]

I’m really happy I stumbled upon your channel in the reels, now I’m feeling more motivated to restart my own gardening and maintain the wonderful land I live in

[@MrPimpVick]

I have 4 plants 🪴 but thanks to this video I will soon have my own garden. Thanks for the motivation.

[@Judithestears]

I’m 73 and fractured 9 vertebrae 2years ago, so my garden was lost for the past 2 seasons. But, I have mullein, sorrel, plantain, nettles and so much more. Morel mushrooms when 🎉in season. Fractures came from osteo, and I’m hoping to use foods to gain back much health. Bones wise. I have a good brain (😂) and know attitude counts. So, I’m collecting ideas, and spicy is loaded with them. Need the protein and can’t get enough, so researching mushrooms…in “the old days” my gardens were fantastic. I’m still smelling my garden and the dirt I’ve loved since a little girl. 😊. Great vid. Thanks to you all.

[@rinoceronte3000]

Beautiful people, all of them.

[@anapaulacrawford5837]

My language exactly.. we becamed lazy and sicker over stores ..😢 only if we did a little with we got , it would be huge ! I started my garden 3 years ago without any experience in anything. Now i am reping the hard work and so sweet it is ... my sanctuary! 😊

[@anaadamz375]

Love this! I was a massive party animal for years. Now I obsess over seedlings. Wish I had all that space though! I do All mine in pots.

[@turtle2212]

Dreamtime! Thanks so much!😊

[@theplantista25]

Absolutely amazing!!!!! You nearly made me cry!!! Thank you so much for all your great videos!!!🌿🌱

[@kathiesimpson571]

Such beautiful humans. You fed my soul. The connection is real 💚

[@me.my.son.and.i]

These are my people 💚

[@mceucalyptuzkz]

I wish I had the kind of knowledge these guys have. Like they must know a lot to be able to go to the forest to find food without eating like a poisonous berry. Growing Revolution!!!

[@leoricch_]

I get my psychedelic stuff from an online store where I got my own, his on Instagram and his handle below is....

[@leoricch_]

Leonmycology ..

[@Rabbiton]

Charles is your dad - legend!!!

[@benschulz3871]

Yes yes yes we are what we eat which makes me about 88% fresshhh.... so amazing, ive overcome trauma and heavy addictions by learning to grow prepare an eat my own produce... gives the body an mind a feeling of joy that i previously never knew existed ... thanks for helping spread the word 💚💚💚

[@leoricch_]

I get my psychedelic stuff from an online store where I got my own, his on Instagram and his handle below is...

[@leoricch_]

Leonmycology.

[@norfolkyeti]

Loved her hat “make Orwell fiction again” ❤❤ Oh, and his quote of Paul Stamets on mushrooms….

[@thepeopleplaceandnaturepod8344]

Let's be the change we wish to see! 💚

[@LorraineG123]

God bless you, James, and your family. Thanks for so many laughs. Looking forward to your future.

[@janestringer7225]

Very inspiring! However much (or little) we think we know, it is always a pleasure to learn more from others with shared knowledge. Thank you ❤

[@lobkeschutte6361]

An amazing little documentary! I really long to have an outdoor space, right now I'm just making due with my window sills and try to grow sprouts, but I do have some tomatoplants I have hopes for and some lettuce. I've always thought that if it becomes a class in primary school and all primary schools would have big gardens were they teach kids how to garden, you would have children walking away with the skills to grow their own food, and you have a community garden the food of which can go to: the children, community members who need it the most etc. Just imagine it... all schools having a massive garden. How much green, how much food and how much happiness it could bring the an infinite amount of people...

[@janetogrady]

Well that was very inspiring, so professionally filmed and edited, well done indeed.

[@Me-td8eo]

Thank you for showing real people living their best life possible.

[@kylejennings819]

... make a netflix documentary... this is beyond excellent and the world could really benifit from this perspective and lifestyle

[@moniquemcgill2467]

Love love love

[@beccacoleman498]

It truely IS miraculous, the way God holds all of this in His soveriegn hands and keeps the kind of beauty growing around us people. Alot of people will not give Him the credit, but it really is Him. We are just sterwards. Great production!

[@stevebull7105]

Building planters while listening to this. Amazing stuff! 🌱🌻🌽🍅

[@bevmc5061]

Mother Nature is a wonderful provider, we just have to do our bit to help.😊

[@janetskitchengarden2038]

Brilliant! Been a a raised bed gardener since the 70s (shout-out to Ruth Stout) and it warmed my heart to watch this little doc. GARDEN ON!!!!!

[@amiekennedy8161]

Never judge a book by it cover. Wonderful work, by all, u learned so much by watching you. Enjoyed very much.😊

[@isabelladavis1363]

I can relate to these thoughts and having a garden…I see the revolution happening…love love love

[@ceyahnaikuteh6016]

Pause for a moment to consider if all of the amazing characteristics and colorful designs of the tomatoes, basil, and beets that you plant and harvest in your gardens are the result of a cosmic accident. Are they all not screaming at the top of their lungs- "DESIGNER!!!"? Thank you for sharing... beautiful, wonderful. 🥺😁

[@leannm1696]

Really enjoyed this documentary, so much inspiration. I am a suburban gardener that is interested in learning more about foraging. You also inspire me to reduce as much waste as possible. Thank you for sharing, much love from California ❤

[@Deeznuts84356]

Why not forage your backside.

[@mirandaandrea8215]

Beautiful people!

[@willowgrove631]

What an absolutely wonderful film - thank you so much for sharing this with us ❤️ … this gives me hope for the future 🌻🐝

[@dominicmoreno4662]

peace and love

[@emanonymous]

i feel the same way about gardening and i had a very rough past. btw it was so cool to see charles dowding make an appearance here! he's such an inspiration

[@InBetweenSound]

This was fantastic. All those involved should be proud.

[@kieranthorburn8421]

This is an AMAZING documentation! Such an inspiring video and definitely has made me look at my garden and see what I can add to it now

[@ItsLoganFreeman]

Absolutely amazing. I'm speechless.

[@tarapetropoulos6153]

Thank you thank you thank you 😊 🙏 ❤ broadening horizons through the art of growing yes yes yes

[@harveybraswell9440]

Inspired, I’ve been trying to spend time creating a garden, instead of learning how the garden can recreate me. ❤

[@ellieban]

Find someone that loves you as much as Mitch loves his shimmery purple aubergine 💚

[@kevinking7277]

Your my reason to get up each n every morning. ❤️🙏🏽

[@Cass99k]

you are one of my heroes dude, literally

[@user-lh3qe8jp3m]

Absolutely amazing short film. I'm watching it again.

[@johnwood8544]

Really enjoyed this. As a lifelong gardener myself

[@juliotorres5659]

I Am six years into growing food. Easy, after experience.