Transforming Your Yard Into An Edible Jungle: Permaculture Made Easy!

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[@lwedel3361]

I would like to share a story and hope it blesses some of you. A few years ago, my husband and I sold our home and moved onto a small farm in the countryside (we are in rural Germany). We moved to avoid receiving the 'thing/s which we cannot mention by name' without getting our account marked. The house we sold had a rhubarb plant. I was bummed that it did not go to seed the year we were selling the house. We found an old homestead for sale, which was sitting empty for years. When we went to the inspection, my husband motioned for me to come over to him. He said, "have a look at that!" and here was a huge Rhubarb plant... seeds all over it. lol. To me, the Lord was reminding me to trust him and that He is our provider. Not to fear what man was scheming and plotting... but to just "trust me". He is so funny and so good. Of all the plants which had seeds... it was the very one I lamented over. He knew. He loves us.

[@mommabear2many]

My son went to be with the Lord in 2022 I got rid of a bunch. I also struggled with the passion for homesteading. But praise the Lord it’s coming back! Getting more animals back this year but need to repair a bunch of stuff from the winter storms we got.

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

I realized life must continue. They would want us to carry on.

[@danielleterry2331]

I am so sorry for your loss hon loosing a child regardless of their age is devastating because they are our babies. May the Lord ease your pain and fill your heart with his love

[@Southern195]

I am so sorry for your loss!!! 🙏🏻 It’s so hard so “enjoy” life after losing a child. We find a new normal ~ one day at a time!!

[@tambrasmith9707]

Yes , Kathykidd , I still cry everyday but have thrown myself deep into my garden , I take care of the animals but I stay to myself

[@tambrasmith9707]

And I have to make myself get up and do it

[@joannc147]

I used to have weeds…..now that I call them “native wildflowers”, life just feels easier. 🤣 Danny , I love having trees as well. Bought my home in 2012 - I bought the house with the most trees (I cannot live in a development with no trees!🌳). I’m on only a 1/2 acre, but I have figs, Asian persimmons, and blue/ras/black/elder-berries. I have a mature pecan. It’s a wonder to live on land that continues to bring forth these gifts. The more I care for the property, the more it gives to me in the way of food, insects, birds and rejuvenation. I don’t have a pond, tho I’ve allowed a ditch along the road to go feral. This brings me 3 species of frogs and toads as well as oodles of dragonflies. I feel sorry for homeowners that only have lawns. They are missing SO much of what the good Lord provides. It all started in a garden, didn’t it? ❤ Love you both, God bless you.

[@chillnriverview7153]

❤GOD is orchestrating mine and my husband's life beautifully ❤

[@junkinjodi]

We had a farmer that was near us that planted his whole field in red clover for a cover crop. It was absolutely beautiful

[@cinbob00]

Good morning Danny and Wanda so glad your feeling better Ms. Wanda ❤ such a beautiful view 😊

[@MomentsDivine]

Thank you Danny and Wanda… You are a blessing to all… From those who have 50 acre homesteads to those living in condo’s growing in containers on their patios and balconies. 🙏💖🕊

[@baneverything5580]

I moved to a rural Louisiana lot and discovered it was once a hill and all the topsoil was bulldozed away. So to have a garden means buckets, digging tools, a garden wagon, forest soil, grass clippings and chopped leaves. I tried to plant a fig tree and was unable to dig a hole in the hard packed red dirt full of gravel. So I got a hole 8 inches deep after three days and managed to save the tree by adding old potting soil and forest soil around it, cardboard boxes in a ten feet circle, grass clippings and chopped leaves/pine straw, lots of water, weeds and fertilizer. So I got a pick axe this year and was able to chop holes, add some forest soil and got over a dozen more fruit trees planted...figs, dwarf everbearing mulberry, and pineapple guava. My garden is slowly expanding. I experimented with making one long row right in the worst spot by adding forest soil and mulching the sides thickly with grass clippings, pine straw and chopped leaves. Other areas in my garden are flattened 6 to 8 inch round wagon loads of forest soil and some places are layers of soil, leaves, pine straw, green grass clippings with soil on top. But things are growing much better than before. Thankfully there was a giant blackberry patch here, so that was great.

[@maryjane-vx4dd]

Keep on keeping on.👍

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

Add gypsum to your clay it helps break it up.

[@nolagirlhomestead]

You must be on the Mississippi border if you got red clay 🧱 n Louisiana!

[@betty8173]

A friend here, has put his 1 gallon potted bushes or trees, just out of the pot, and built up around it, so it sits on the ground, it does take more watering to get it started, but eventually the plants roots made their way down through...maybe an easier way?

[@maryjane-vx4dd]

Pumice works too

[@loukrudewig3414]

Y’all have such wonderful properties. Your hard work has paid off. What a peaceful refuge.

[@nydiamarcial3844]

GOOD MORNING WANDA AND DANNY. I HAVE A SMALL YARD, HOWEVER I HAVE GARDEN BEDS AND SOME FRUIT TREES IN MY YARD. MY HUSBAND AND I JUST SET UP THE VEGO BED YESTERDAY. CAN’T WAIT TO PLANT MY JAPANESE SWEET POTATOES SLIPS. I LOVE WALKING AROUND MY “GOD’S GARDEN”.

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

Morning

[@hollerlakehomestead3181]

Congratulations @nydiamarcial3844!!! God bless.

[@winterhomestead]

That's awesome!

[@sengelmohr]

Your place is so beautiful. I have 10+ acres that I have been on for 2 years now. I'm trying to get it to look like that but, being older, single & on disability it goes slower than I would like. Thanks for the tour & all the education. 😍

[@tst1200]

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder....a natural or permaculture landscape is far prettier than a mowed grass lawn.

[@rcjo2]

Thanks for sharing! A little story about loquat. I used to live in San Francisco. A half block away from our flat was a little corner store (very common in the city - they were all over every neighborhood). This one was owned by a tiny woman in her 80s from Burma (now Myanmar). Once I had some sort of bronchitis and was coughing a lot. Iris noticed, and one day handed me a small, dried fruit looking thing she had from behind the counter, and told me to eat it. Within half hour, my cough was gone for hours. It was dried loquat!

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

Good info.

[@burtzorn4059]

NICE TO SEE YOU TWO RELAXING. YOU NEED TO DO MORE OF IT, LIFE IS SHORT. NEVER KNOW WHAT TOMORROW BRINGS. TAKE CARE !!!!!

[@weathermanplus]

Good morning Danny & Wanda, I love watching your videos :)

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

Good morning brother thanks. Love the updates you give us on the weather also. Hoping this one misses us on the bad part.

[@weathermanplus]

@@DeepSouthHomestead Looks like a lot of large hail, also strong tornadoes. Keep 1 eye open bro, protect the plants

[@tst1200]

Reminds me of my great aunt. She was 94 when she had brain cancer surgery. She lived to be over 100 still independent on her own and driving. Raised in the West Virginia mountains on the family farm.

[@Aussiehomestead1965]

The purple lilac coloured flowers are Salvia lyrata also known as -lyre-leaf sage, lyreleaf sage, wild sage or cancer weed. Native Americans used the root as a salve for sores, and used the whole plant as a tea for colds and coughs.

[@beverlyboyce1041]

Looked like Ajuga to me

[@saddleridge4364]

Munched on wild violets first thing this morning as I went down to let the chooks out, and my dog likes those flowers too. After I fed him a few, years ago, he learned to nip them off the stems by himself. Pretty neat to see a Shepherd foraging wild violets.

[@loisklinkner313]

Hello Danny and Wanda, I did enjoy this video so very much. Thanks for sharing your wisdom here. I live in a subdivision that doesn't have an HOA. This home was built in 1968 on one and a half lots. I like your ideas on what to plant as food &/or medicinal uses. Thank You for all You do to prepare and make your videos. 🙏May God Bless and Protect You and All Your Family ALWAYS and EVERYWHERE XOXOXO from Lois in Northeastern Indiana ❤

[@Taking_Back_Thyme]

Good morning. I just love listening to both of you. I wish I had someone like y’all living close to me so I can learn how to turn my 1 1/3 acre into a food forest.

[@JetLagRecords]

Deep South Homestead, This video is fantastic! I liked it a lot!

[@joanncole9603]

Good morning from Alabama. Thank you from all the good information that you shared. I’m 72 but still trying to obtain knowledge. Bless you, Danny & Wanda.

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

Morning

[@maggielittle4410]

Michaelangelo's last words are reported to be "I am still learning"

[@susandyson3921]

I'm 71 and learn every day. So flustering to me that I can't work as hard as I always did. Bad knees and feet. Yikes !! I'll never give up like some people want me to. Good luck and God bless you.

[@BUTTERFLY31214]

🦋🇺🇸👍👋Good Morning Miss Wanda n Mr Danny and chat family. I miss having a porch swing. You have a beautiful property. Thank you for sharing your stories with us. Have blessed day🥰. God Bless you all 🙏🙏🙏🙏❤️

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

Good morning

[@agapefield]

❤❤❤Your yard is beautiful! I love the natural beauty! I seelots of useful & edible plants! I've never been interested in an HOA type environment!

[@monkeymommy778]

Good morning Ms Wanda and Mr Danny! We found out a few weeks ago that pomegranates grow here in Louisiana so we planted a few. Praying y'all stay safe in the storms this week.

[@nolagirlhomestead]

Hi Monkey Mommy! Pomegranates do extremely well in 9b. I have a Wonderful that's 4' tall and a tiny Vietnamese Pink. Both newly planted. I expect the wonderful should flower and fruit this fall. Go for it 😁

[@emeraldwaterlifehomestead2180]

Good morning to my favorite couple. ❤❤ I heard the whipper will last night and what a welcoming sound. Have a blessed day. ♥️🙏♥️

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

Good morning

[@martinacusack9867]

Was feeling a bit down from being unwell for last week but thanks to you i feel uplifted. Really like the editing showing the trees and plants. 🎉

[@WhatWasIThinkinHomestead]

We're building an edible fruit tree homestead. We only have 9.3 acres, but we're making the best of it. Massive garden plots, chickens, turkeys, ducks and fixing to get piglets. We might get cows and goats. We don't know yet. Happy homesteading! 🙏🏻❤️

[@reneebrown2968]

I've watched your channel for years now. I've been planting fruit trees in my yard since I started watching you. I don't have much land but I try to put as much have many animals but I have had quail and rabbits, and still have chickens. But I do have alot of of different kinds of fruit. I bought a dwarf mulberry to plant near my house. But I have a full size tree I got from a guy on Facebook close to me. My favorite is my wild strawberries 🍓. They are tiny buy mighty. I got a start off my neighbor's weeping willow ( for aspirin if I need). I can't seem to be able to grow apples but I have a sandpear, peaches, plums, figs, fuyu persimmon and loquat trees. I also have a lemon tree as well. To go with that I have raised beds to grow my veggies. I also adore my wild black berries.

[@micheleyates7941]

What kind of wild strawberry do you grow?

[@reneebrown2968]

@@micheleyates7941 the kind the birds planted. Not sure how else to tell you. 🤔

[@CloudWalker33]

Glad to know I've got almost everything you mentioned planted on our 1.5 acres. Thanks for sharing all your wisdom! I enjoy listening

[@suzannebinsley5940]

I lost one of my favorite old trees to a microburst that pulled it loose. I replaced the one tree with a mulberry and it is a wonderful tree!! Love you guys. I was doing this before all the nonsense started because I figured it would be nice to eat from my own trees when I retired.❤❤ God bless you!!

[@delmadehoyos1946]

Your land is beautiful to me...peaceful, bountiful! 😊❤

[@mamieyates3352]

Good morning

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

Morning

[@nancygould6789]

Good morning 😊

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

Good morning

[@jenniferputnam4620]

Good morning folks! Nice to see your Edible Landscape today. Looks so nice and inviting. Was that a limb from a mimosa tree in your still shots? We had lots of them when I was a child and I liked the soft pink fluffy blooms they would have. We would strip the leaves and use them as our pretend tea leaves when we played in our play house. Enjoy your week and stay safe.

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

Yes one shot was a mimosa. The tree is behind Danny's head

[@AUDIOSWAMP]

Nice we are working on our food forest as well on property that has been neglected for about 30 years now this video is an inspiration for our project !!

[@Mark-l8t4p]

I love to watch the both of you sharing life!! Thank you so much for your time!!🥰

[@tbone9194]

Thank you for all your thoughts, prayers, and wisdom.

[@lindaswisher9470]

Love all your wise words you have for us all out here ..🙏🙏. Thank you may GOD keep us all safe in what's to come

[@Tracy-tk8gn]

Good morning ❤️🙏

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

Good morning

[@SusanGreen-gg9ym]

Good morning! Enjoyed learning about edible "jungle".

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

Good morning

[@juliagregory192]

We are blessed by these videos! I like the just sitting and chatting. Showing what you have planted and planned for. Very nice! God bless.

[@michelleenglish5483]

Thank y'all for the videos. My family were sharecroppers. This knowledge is a lost art! I'm doing what i can to raise my children the old ways. Y'all are such a blessing! God bless y'all

[@franpaterno486]

Knowles’s is power even in gardening. You and Wanda r prepared for everything you need. Love you both.

[@op4rlb348]

Your videos are just beautifully done. I love the openings lately- birds singing in the background, misty morning loveliness… Thank you for all the helpful tutorials and inspiration!❤️

[@Frugal_granny]

Good morning from South Dakota! I have been converting our acre into a permaculture . Worked in Katrina’s disaster on MS coast for 6 months so I 😢feel your pain for loss of those majestic trees. I learned how to use Spanish moss from an Elder matron! She taught me so much! I’m now a granny myself but try to share what I learned from elders when I was young. I’m not good with tech editing though. I’m impressed w your KZbin video skills. Passion fruit would do well at your place I bet! I assume only based on my experience when I worked out of Pearlington, MS .

[@jewelweed7427]

😊😊

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

We have passion fruit here.

[@nancykegg1417]

Good beautiful day to you and everyone here. Enjoy life that God has given us.❤

[@kinflorida579]

That is an amazing story, God does work in mysterious ways❤

[@dianelyons3033]

GOOD MORING FROM SOUTH GEORGIA. I LOVE YOUR OASIS, I LOVE MY MORNING WALK THRU MY GARDEN. I'M THINKING OF PLANTING MORE TREES WITH EDIABLE PROPERTIES. I'D LOVE TO HAVE A FOOD FOREST. LOVE Y'ALL.

[@Carolynfoodforest355]

I have done the same thing here in North Florida over the past 25 years. I put in one or two fruit trees a year plus I have wild edibles. I only have one and a third acres, but in my old age and being alone here now it's all I can keep up with and all that I need. I had chickens for many years and may get some again. But I only need a few chickens now.

[@2NsMom]

"Miss" Eleanor sounds like quite the blessing and is described by Wanda's shirt! ❤ Beautiful story about the grapevine and Pecan Grove. ❤️❤️

[@user-curtisingreenville]

I would not care if my property looked like a literal jungle as long as it was that well stocked with edibles that sustain not only my life but the wildlife as well. The loss of a pretty yard is a teeny tiny price to pay for the reward that this kind of property pays out in return. I think the place looks beautiful actually. So in the end it actually is beautiful to those who know what is actually happening. God bless brother to you and your wife. I absolutely love watching you guys.

[@Sugarput1]

Thank you so much for always relaxing me & both of your knowledge!!! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🕊️🕊️🕊️❤️❤️❤️🫂🫂🫂

[@amryan7571]

💐 for the lady.

[@pistachio57]

Love the music in your video (and just listening to you chat about permaculture). Very peaceful, thank you.

[@carolinapineshomestead8257]

Listing this as one of my favorite videos ever on you tube! Thank you Mr. Danny & Mrs. Wanda!

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

Thanks

[@monkeyfoodgarden]

Good morning Mr Danny and Ms Wanda. Been planting edibles all around our property. Y'all have an beautiful property. Be praying y'all stay safe this week in these storms were supposed to have. Have a blessed day.

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

Good mornin!

[@valeriegonzalez8313]

Love the sit downs

[@tammyharder7488]

Danny and Wanda your home is beautiful I just love looking at the pictures you share its so peaceful and lush you truly have carved out a little bit of paradise.

[@junkinjodi]

Here in Indiana I bought two Chicago figs. Anything that is above the ground dies back in the winter. I did that exact thing Danny, mulched very heavy in the winter and every year they come back up and I get a lot of very small figs but they are delicious.

[@ellendavis9940]

Pure beauty I would say.

[@FoodForestPermaculture]

Greetings fellow earthlings . Love to see your food forest . Peace and love

[@TheRhonda1957]

lol you have peaches on the trees and I don’t have leaves on mine yet. So happy to see u two sitting and relaxing.

[@JetLagRecords]

Deep South Homestead, I really liked this video! I subscribed too!

[@judyjahnz2363]

I am going to be planting many, many perennial herbs for my area this year. Have lots of berry bushes, elderberry, and mulberry in my landscape. Raspberries all over, some the birds have planted for me. Lots of willow too that I pollard for my horse in the winter. I'm too old now for more nut trees or some fruit trees. Just doing what I can and learning about the native plants that are edible on my acreage.

[@michaelupton9009]

Good morning Danny ,Wanda from NC hills

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

Good morning

[@lorenstribling6096]

Deep South and Pecan Grove are both so peaceful and restful.

[@beverlyboyce1041]

I got 7plus inches of rain yesterday in less than 5 hours here in Red Oak Texas. Thankfully my garden is all raised beds and big containers

[@SimplyBackwoods]

I'm so encouraged by the edible food you have all over. And you've developed it over the years. I have 3 of 5 apple tree starts that have survived the spraying but have them cover. I'm so hopeful all my mulberry trees will make it. So far not flowering. Elderberry bushes covered are hanging in there too. I'd love to have a willow tree or two or three lol Not picturesque but definitely lots of eating and beneficial plants. Thank you for sharing and yes growing stuff in the landscape most won't have a clue what is edible.

[@livesoutdoors1708]

Morning Danny and Wanda. Hubby and I both are recovering and feel the same way you do. And the wind was horrendous here ( Arizona ) too. It’s ok now but a breeze picks up and it’s uncomfortable in the shade still. Cold!

[@BrendaLeigh1630]

Good morning Danny and Wanda!

[@cluckieschickens]

Being from Minnesota, I've never heard of most of the trees and bushes you speak of. But i do have fruit trees, 4 different apple trees, 4 contender peach (so good) 5 different pear trees, 4 cherry, blueberry, grape, and raspberry plants. More dandelion and white clover than you could want. Plus my in ground gardens and raised beds. I have chickens, i grow meal worms. I'm thinking of getting rabbits for fertilizer. Just have to look and see what they need for keeping. For trees I've planted several maple and crab apple, planted an oak. And I let scrub trees grow for fire wood and what not. I stopped mowing a patch of grass 15feet wide by 1/2 acre long for habbitat for pheasants and other fowl. We need to do what we can, little at a time. To make our yard edible.

[@JeanneKinland]

Good Morning. Looking forward to working in the garden today in SE Nebraska. Planting cabbage and all my early spring crops that were started by seed in my grow room in the basement. 100's of onions! Asparagus & strawberries & garlic are coming up nicely. Setting up the hoop covers using the PEX tubing that Danny recommended to keep bugs off cabbage. Busy Planting Day! Spread out some compost from our local dairy farm too.

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

Awesome

[@millielanning1690]

Good morning Danny and Wanda..

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

Good morning

[@Southern195]

I think it’s beautiful!!! ❤️ I was raised with an orchard with all kinds of fruit growing. Now…I want one like my parents had.

[@hihi-nv4kf]

Good Morning ya'll ❤

[@claraboutwell4683]

I just love y'all's place love all the fruit trees you have been planting a lot on my property

[@loukrudewig3414]

Y’all stay safe in these storms coming.

[@jenniferseibel9928]

I think it’s beautiful.

[@deano1438]

I am absolutely loving this content and style of delivery! Im letting the poke go to seed around my place so i can get it from edge of yard instead of the snakey pasture lol. Poke sallet is my favorite green! Really trying to figure out permaculture! I need permaculture for dummies lol

[@sandraking9650]

Me too! Favorite

[@vickisavage8929]

Perma Pastures Farm and The Permaculture Consultant, among MANY others, have good information. The principles are the same, but the application depends on the specific situation.

[@geoffoutdoors]

Mornin', Danny & Wanda! always looking to up my permaculture outlook on my homestead :)

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

Morning

[@nolagirlhomestead]

Great conversation, guys! Spring is a good time to take stock of perennial trees and berries that are the foundation of the homestead: citrus in Dec/Jan, berries start in April, peaches and figs in June, and nut trees finish out the year 😁

[@patience1226]

You have a beautiful place.💜🙏

[@mekay235]

Good morning. have a great week

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

Morning

[@charmainemontgomery582]

I learn so much from both of you on gardening & various plants ❤

[@twistedponies7480]

So much good information. Good morning and thank you ❤

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

Good morning!

[@midwayfarms]

Great video God bless

[@oldnanz]

You are leaving a beautiful legacy.

[@A-G5518]

I've seen people on KZbin fix their grazon issues by growing corn. They didn't know if it'd be safe to eat so they tossed what they grew but they followed the corn up with beans and had zero issues, so it seems that corn will fix the grason issue. For what it's worth. ❤

[@micheleyates7941]

Love the photos and video.

[@backwoodshomestead482]

I planted those Sawtooth Oaks everywhere. But I’m starting to put in the Dunstan Chesnut trees. Cash crop, and you can eat them vs the Sawtooth Oaks. I love your diversity!

[@Sandt515]

It’s all just stunning 🌺❤️

[@annmarie3520]

Very pretty property! And lots to eat!😘❤🙏🏻✨

[@breesechick]

I'm growing fig trees in big pots. Its my third year. I got more fruit last year than I did the year before.

[@robbiekinlaw319]

Learning and listening

[@trishkcmo3683]

The line is down at work, so this was a nice surprise. Our parts are 3 hours away. They have to pay us for four hours regardless, so, of course, we'll sit.

[@sincerely-b]

I have an edible yard. I've worked on it for years. I've also planted edibles for birds specifically. The birds love the yard, which means I don't have many mosquitoes here. They hop in the trees before dusk and munch on the mosquitoes. It's great to watch. Before that, I could barely go outside without being eaten alive. I'm one of those people that seem to have blood every mosquito in the world prefers LOL

[@camininety-seven]

I'm like you on being a mosquito feeder. lol I can be standing with others outside and I'm usually the only one they like. Saw more dragonflies here last year so hopefully they will help some including more birds.

[@micheleyates7941]

Me too!

[@sincerely-b]

@@camininety-seven start feeding the birds! LOL

[@michaeldawson7596]

Great video

[@taksobie7423]

This year I starteg growing "jungle" in my backyard. It's small, about 5-6 thousand sq ft but started medicinal herbs, vegetables, have some edible weeds, fruit trees. I'm going mini homesteady. ;)

[@leeasherbranner355]

Morning y'all. We sure had a nice weekend.