How we grow our food in the city! #growyourownfood #urbanfarming #gardentips

[meganrae]

I love the “don’t do this bare handed”…”even though I’m doing this bare handed” 😂 You two are so inspiring!

[Wendyroo]

If you live near a military base, test your soil for PFAS as well.

[LexJMorgan]

You both have a wonderful way of sharing your knowledge with others. I'm really grateful for your channel, and I'm glad you're transitioning into pursuing this on a bigger scale to continue to teach people.

[sabrinapreslan]

What is flower corn? Thank you. I love your videos! You’re both an inspiration! And you’ve given so many amazing tips.

[BarbieDreamDungeon]

This makes me glad to be living in a heavily wooded suburb next to other gardeners, they do all soil testing for me. So do the mushrooms, they're a sign of healthy land

[barbaratripp]

Thanks for sharing victory gardens are back in style in the city ye‼️💯❤️👏🇺🇸

[mjrussell]

Yes, I hate when I get cocky and do some weeding without my gloves and that when I get a splinter or prickly plant gets me.

[lchok]

The best content out there... keep it up! This is the revolution: small, digestible pieces that teach us so much

[chingscott]

I would rent a rototiller as well, I've recently found a raised bed friendly tiller, and mix that compost into the existing soil to let the plants infiltrate the earth farther.
Also, I've been a landscaper my whole life and I now wear gloves pretty much always
PS: live seeing a broad-fork in action!!

[gendoll]

Our house is on about an acre of land and the house that was here before actually burned down. I’ve lived here about 8 years and have picked up so much glass but there are still glass shards everywhere when you start moving soil around. It’s crazy.

[mariap.]

You are a gardener at heart, no gloves! (Me too) ❤😊

[contestwill]

dont forget the part about keeping at it because you really can improve the soil year to year, embrace your successes and failures

[TheWeedyGarden]

We love watching your content. I gotta make a broad fork asap.

[Calornata]

Have you received a result with high levels of lead? And if so, what did you do about it?

[bestfriendu]

Hi, thanks for sharing. I got some great ideas.

[mowlessbeemore]

Much of the lead in soil came from lead added to gasoline.

[Cocoleavemealone]

How do you keep the wild life away? I can’t keep the elk from destroying everything.

[cbak]

I took in a seminar with the cooperative extension in my area and the facilitator said that PH, when it's proper at the right level for the vegetable the heavy metals will not get up take into its cells

[VishnuMaayan]

Also, we can use faecal manures from Chickens or Goat and rarely even Dogs

[vivianp]

Where was this video earlier this spring ❓❓❓❓dang