How does the back to Eden garden work

A tutorial on how the back to Eden garden works along with some common mistakes, building organic soil and soil biology.

[samnjoeysgrama]

My Dad was a teacher and had a PhD in biology. This is exactly how he would have explained it. And he would have borrowed Mom's biggest jar, too. Great job!

[donnamccracken]

This is the best explanation of BTE gardening that I have found.

[GoldStrawMedia]

Still laughing about the oatmeal ender. Brilliant, great info and beautiful focus throughout!

[flamedenise]

Love the humor on the oat jar haha! Thanks for the thorough explanation!

[wordswritteninred]

I have been watching videos about BTE gardening for a couple years. This is, by far, the best one I have come across. You did a beautiful job of explaining what to expect, and why! And the reasons for not tilling, and everything else. THANK YOU FOR SUCH A WONDERFUL VIDEO! God bless! SUBBED!

[archeryman]

Loved your honesty, about mixing composts and tilling your soil before applying the wood chips, big mistake. I dug mine, tilled, covered for 8 weeks, skipped the news paper/ cardboard and covered with 4 inches of bark mulch. 3 months later no weeds, outside temp 4', ground temp 36'... 2in down. Nitrogen levels low but no weeds and soil under mulch is soft and moist. Looking good for March 2024, 😅

[MikeV]

The Back to Eden video confused MANY gardeners. Paul Gautschi uses wood chips in his orchard, but NOT in his vegetable garden. He uses compost in the garden from his chicken run and purchased composted tub grinder chips.

[mrs.broccoli]

thank you very much for this video. Now I finally have the courage to implement it. Warm greetings from Germany

[shadishvadivelu]

One of the most beautiful videos I have seen. Thanks. Merry Christmas ❤

[sherriek]

Love this. I recently discovered BTE and your videos are a welcome input. Love your scab video. Thanks.

[brettwhiteMusicFan]

This is the first video of yours that I have seen. I hope this message encourages you to make other videos. You are a natural teacher. I subscribed.

[nickkinney]

Thanks for sharing. Love hearing more of these stories.

[alanjerram]

Thank you for the common sense explanation and encouragement to keep going with it despite the mistakes that come along with the learning process. (I've made a lot). And don't worry, your secret about the oatmeal jar is safe with us.

[charlottepatterson]

Awesome stuff here! Thank you for sharing in a way to understandable!👍🥕🌾

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[TypingGirl]

I loved this video! I felt like I was sitting at the table with you and we were just chatting. Thanks for the great info!

[SLWallaceRN]

She was a great sport for sure!👏🏼🤣 Great info as well!

[ann-marienembhard]

Great way of explaining the whole method and the part about using other things really enlightened me as in my country we don't have chips like that I also like how u explained what each stuff does for your soil god bless

[missfunkadilly]

You did a really good job explaining this.

[clarkl]

Thank you for taking the time to share your insight and knowledge AND FAILURES with us 😊 having the visual representation sitting there really enhances your explanation. Well done, sir 👍 (AND, thank your wife for the jar, too😅)