Welcome To The Italian Garden Project

www.TheItalianGardenProject.com - A Harvest of Italian American Heritage
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Produced and directed by Kris Veenis vimeo.com/krisveenis

[@deborahlewis3954]

I watch this with teary eyes - I feel like it’s my family! Thank you!

[@jeanneamato8278]

Grazie Mille for all your work in preserving the Italian way a of gardening.

[@tnjon66]

Looking forward to new methods and fresh passions for growing.

[@antoniotarangelo6823]

Thank you so much for this video we definitely need this in hard times😊❤

[@NEMO-NEMO]

Great!!!!!! Gosh where are all the Italians I grew up with in Jersey! I lived in Italy for two years and everyone had a garden. We need simple YT videos where they teach each step of the way about composting, soil health, seedlings, seeds, ect..

[@Rev.MaryWashington7998]

💜 me too..

[@Viva_la_natura]

It's true that I "live for my garden". Thank you for this inspiring resource. I have some tours on my garden in CT on my small channel if you're interested.

[@NEMO-NEMO]

I love it!!! I’m ready to learn!!!’ Let’s get started.

[@69calabro]

If you want to see beautiful Italian gardens come to Toronto , Ontario, Canada. You will be amazed.

[@italiangardenproject]

I have heard about those Toronto gardens and can't wait to see them! I hope to during summer 2023.

[@upupandaway5646]

I didn't understand my dads addiction to gardening, I finally followed in his foot steps, I love gardening, 24 /7,I do sll this, heaven to me ,great video endless thanks,

[@jeanneamato5525]

Lawns are mostly non existent in southern Italy. If you have 2 feet of land you put in veggies or fig tree or orange. They know what’s important

[@Stargone57]

Thank you for your sweet and beautiful videos - I look forward to more, and I will check out the website too.

[@christineploeg1992]

This is a series who’s time has come!! People are planting g survival gardens now that they want to reset us and feed us worms and crickets and have nothing and act happy about it!!!

[@Insurgent-MockingBird]

my father hated the gardenwork. But was customary throughout Europe. Now a revival but a lot of gardeners are lucky to grow on good stil. And much nd is nog as good as you think. It takes 3-5 years of shit compost etc to grow 🌻something. The speed vetageble growers do it by dumping 10cm compost each year on top of the old and then seed.