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My yard before TRANSFORMATION into EDIBLE LANDSCAPE ABUNDANCE | Welcome to the journey Ep 1
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My yard before TRANSFORMATION into EDIBLE LANDSCAPE ABUNDANCE | Welcome to the journey Ep 1



Welcome to the start of an adventure…
Be prepared for an epic journey of EDIBLE LANDSCAPE TRANSFORMATION. Do you enjoy watching house-flip shows? I know I do.
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There’s just something satisfying about seeing the house go from BLAND to BEAUTIFUL!
Well…That’s what I am doing for my landscape. Except instead of only using ornamental plants…I’ll be using mostly EDIBLE plants.
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Why not grow my own groceries in my landscape? In my mind it’s just plain smart, tasty and FUN too.
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Welcome to the adventure! More videos to come.
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I am an edible landscape designer and beyond-organic gardener doing my best to HELP folks like you use your available space (big or small) to grow your own homegrown groceries while not only maintaining but INCREASING the beauty of your landscape. Edibles have the power of making home just feel that much more like HOME.
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Landscapes so good you can TASTE it. 🙂
Stay tuned for the next adventures ahead.

Want info on building and filling RAISED GARDEN BEDS??

Raised Bed Part 1- https://youtu.be/xOj_0NXQk4o

Raised Bed Part 2 – https://youtu.be/x3D4kotIZo4

Need help planting a FALL GARDEN? Here is my video on FALL GARDENING MADE SIMPLE.

Don’t have much space to garden with? Here is some sage advice from Mr. JOEL SALATIN himself.

Wise gardening advice from Mrs. Rebekah Rhodes.

31 Comments

  2. susie a

    Come on down to N. Georgia and help me whip up a plan for my yarden! The welcome mat is always out.

  3. Jessica Warren

    I found you while watching Justin Rhodes & Family and then your videos started popping up in my newsfeed. I am very much looking forward to following your progress just as I have theirs! Love your content. I am currently renting but I have a huge yard that I want to do this with. My house was built in the 1950's and the giant back yard was a garden for many many years. I have lots of overgrown Crepe Myrtles and Hackberry bushes in the fence lines & 2 massive pecan trees that have to be at least 100 years old or more. I want so bad to return it to its garden state of usefullness. Money & time are my 2 main hurdles. Maybe by next spring it will be more feasible.

  4. pamela littlechild

    I have a very small garden which I have as a cottage garden with flowers, bushes, and fruit and veg planted in amongst it up the fence and on the patio, not a blade of grass anywhere x

  9. Heather Anne Kennedy

    Thank you (and those crazy cicadas) for welcoming us along on your journey!!! I'm so excited for you! Your were wise to choose to invest in a home with so much potential to create you own edible landscape – and since it's a 'blank slate' you've saved a lot of work – you don't need to tear a lot of stuff out! Is there a reason you don't strain your compost tea for the tender seedlings? Also – have you considered starting an Amazon Wishlist for tools and equipment you might need! I know other YouTubers who enjoy allowing their viewers to bless them with random helpful gifts! Just a thought!

  13. Darla Douglas

    I was watching Justin's videos and you came on and I said to my daughter I think that is Donna Meek's son, you don't know me but I use to be a nurse for a hometown doc and that is how I met your mom,then several years ago we met again @ co-op. Funny,small world. I've been watching your videos,you are a very kind and precious young man. Keep up the good work and I pray for many blessings to come your way. Stay strong.

  16. Janice's Garden

    Newly subscribed I had to look up Cicadas, wow. So thankful we do not have them in Canada . That noise is crazy.

  21. MrMoekanz

    Could you please please please do a video on setting up a large commercial vermocomposter like your brother's? I need to do one!

  23. Immortal

    Are you planning on fruit trees? If so, which? 🙂 Do you have any specific varieties in mind?

  27. Grace2Garden

    Can't wait to see the progress and how you go about accomplishing it without tilling. I am excited too!!

  28. Granny Lanna

    I’m excited I bought a home a year ago.. I had 1000 pds of potatoes I left to take my g baby to the huntsman cancer institute.. came home our town gave me no warning that they ran out of culinary water.. so I lost them.. my two apple trees are alive … my raspberries are ok but leaves keep turning black.. they told me I wouldn’t get no apples I have 1 apple 🍏 golden delicious on one tree and 8 🍏 on the other.. so I’m happy.. my blue spruce is alive I bought last dec for Christmas tree we left on covered porch.. it has grown about a foot apple trees have grown fro five feet to at least 12 ft.. I haven’t trimmed because I want to wait n hopping to get climbing branches for great grandkids one day.. I’m excited to watch u n hope I can just be the granny on ur page.. u gave me ideas for my front yard to plant food bushes n maybe more I’m watering plants that I could save with house water n plan on buying tanks to store water.. I’m poor.. n have to support an extra baby granddaughter who is 18.. she can’t work so I do a lot at 60 I own 1.7 acres one acre in back I can’t afford to water with house water or my grass.. any help.. would help me.. I live in the high dessert of Utah 5,200 feet n lost my tomato’s due to freeze.. wish I had ur help.. the soil is clay sand to rocks.. u can go ten feet n it changes

  29. Judy A. Shroads

    Charles Dowding is a market gardener in England. He doesn't till, he lays down compost where each bed is to be. He does so well in his gardens.
    Looking forward to see the transformation of your place. Subbed

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