Secret to Successful Gardening Using
Back To Eden;
In this video I show you some tips that I recently found out about that might help you in your gardening projects or work with your Back to Eden Gardening, called Cover Crops.
✅ The Biggest Little…
Secret to Successful Gardening Using
Back To Eden;
In this video I show you some tips that I recently found out about that might help you in your gardening projects or work with your Back to Eden Gardening, called Cover Crops.
✅ The Biggest Little Farm: Watch on Youtube Movies:
The Biggest Little Farm chronicles the eight-year quest of John and Molly Chester as they trade city living for 200 acres of barren farmland and a dream to harvest in harmony with nature.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fHYWE...
✅ THE COVER CROPS OR A PLACE TO START:TRUE LEAF MARKET
https://www.trueleafmarket.com/collec...
✅ Earthworm's:
https://shop.urbanwormcompany.com/col...
✅Peggy from The HealthyAmerican.org
https://www.thehealthyamerican.org/pe...
✅ RaqueliasTwoSense ✔️https://www.bitchute.com/video/IetB46xJlRqO/
✅ Growing Back To Eden Channel
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4e8...
✅ Centered on Back to Eden Gardening in South Florida with Wood-chips, and a layering method .
In this video I cover my planting method of using cover crops to fix soil health which can be used for small and large areas as well as a raised bed.
A Raised Garden Bed is the best way to start your garden if you want to grow your own food and a way to become self sufficient. Great for someone who wants to start small and then progress to bigger and is also a good way to practice growing different crops.
✅ Materials Used:
1. 16 pieces of 2” x 6” x 4ft (6 inches high)
2. 16 Interlocking Stones/ Use rebar to poke hole open on the bottom of the interlocking stone.
3. 4 Pieces of Rebar, one is 36” and the other 3 were 2ft. I am planning on making the bed higher that is why I tried the 36’ Rebar.
4. Cardboard for the bottom layer.
5. My mistake was NOT TAKING OUT ALL GRASS! If you do not want grass growing in your bed no matter the height then I would suggest taking out ALL of the grass.
6. Branches, whole or chopped up.
7. Bag of Sphagnum Peat Moss for aeration or vermiculite or perlite.
8. 2 Bags of Compost/Cow Manure – You can use whatever your store has or if you live on a farm use from Chicken Coup. One bag goes on top of branches / Logs if you have them.
9. Real Wood-Chips with some Topsoil.
10. Level / Mallet (not necessary)
11. Constructing the box is as easy as laying down a corner stone and then inserting a 2 x 4 into each side.
12. Linseed Oil to Naturally Seal the Wood. Can be applied after the box is built or can be done before you put the wood on the ground.
13. Seeds to Plant. Layer all above materials inside the Raised Bed after your bed has been constructed.
