GROW MORE FOOD in LESS SPACE

Learn about how to plant a garden to grow more food in less space using strategies such as interplanting, efficient spacing, planting same families together, sun position and much more! I give out tons of tips to help you plan out and start a garden whether you are planting transplants or direct sowing. Tons of tips and techniques on plant health and how to give yourself the best chance at success. Archived footage filmed in October 2016.

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[gardeningindalmatia]

Always nice practices coming from You! We also try our best to work with nature as much as possible in our small market gardening system! You are one of the people that inspired us to start youtube channel and we posted first video just to get a hang of it, we hope to post much more regarding market gardening, composting, food forest garden and much more! Cheers everyone..

[LilyyyoftheRose]

I'm starting a small market garden and nursery, your channel has been a world of insight and info clearly presented. Thank you and keep it up!

[ivyandroses]

Excellent post !!
Pro Tips.
I've had great results interplanting parsley between the cabbage.
Its serms like it helps deter the cabbage pests.

[TLFarm]

Wow . . . That's some serious growing development. Great to see your progress over a couple of years 👍

[aromaofhope]

Inspiring! Watching this in the winter where it's cold brightens things up! I haven't made a serious try at gardening for many years, but I'm hoping to get back into it come spring!

[lakshitasookrah]

Hello, am Rajiv from Mauritius, your farm is amazing and start adopting your system in my backyard. Thanks

[rockycannon]

Good video. I learned a number of things. Keep up the good work.

[joshuanewbill]

Literally following your footsteps, but starting from scratch :)
Seems like I need so much, idk where to start, but your videos are helping thanks!

[TheahLil]

Thank you for this video! It's just not easy to find video with real close demonstration of actual seed planting, and subsequent thinning. I have struggled a bit with my germination results, and I think perhaps I've not been patting it down, just sort of sifting it on and then watering. Seed starting is such a key element to gardening, and it has remained daunting for me. Thanks!

[RiverPlaid]

🌸Great video, thank you. Love your channel.🌸

[cgj]

Share from Toon and Leigh Great Info SMILES

[heyitsagoodlife]

Great video! So much great information. Do you have another video that talks about your soil mixture?

[CustomGardenSolutions]

For the great information packed episode. In particular I like the information on multigerm seeds, I don't believe I've ever heard that term. 😎😎😎

[mindy]

Do you make your own soil blocks now? If so do you have a video? Thanks. 👍

[pauldominic]

What about any Glyphosate residue in the horse / rabbit manure that is in the soil mix you purchase? Have you ever tested it to see how much there might be in the soil? We have close access to free horse manure, and I'll wait to read your reply on how safe you think it is to use that manure in a soil mix.

[CollegemomLynn]

Nice!! Enjoyed the tips on thinning! 😃 Rest of your garden looks great in this video. Have you ever grown your squash vertically? I'm very interested in trying it.

[cathiegalbraith]

Where do you buy the soil in San Diego?

[philiptrimble]

Love those 2 giant caterpillars you got above your eyes. Big ups for that as well as your grow your own food attitude. Starve out the big super market chains that are poisoning the world with there GMO Monsanto death food.

[masonkoller]

Those Korean radishes had huge cotyledons

[heatherhineline]

I have never successfully grown Brussels sprouts. Can’t get the timing right either. 😦