Edible Gardening

Building a No Dig Garden (plus Hugelkultur bed and potatoes in bags) – Free Range Homestead Ep 21



Join us this week as we build the first bed in our no dig garden, create a hugelkultur bed from trees felled on the property, sow our first seeds and plant out seed potatoes into bags.

Chapters
00:00 Finally we can plant a garden
00:40 Black plastic over winter
01:46 Frog Rescue
02:35 Cow manure
03:18 Making the bed. Cardboard, manure, compost and wood chips.
07:52 Bed complete
10:45 Sowing seeds with seed blocks
12:24 New addition. Blue Tongue Lizard.
14:37 Our Hugelkultur bed
21:33 Seedlings
21:53 Planting potatoes in bags

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26 Comments

  1. home grown rock melon is a total surpize of how farken amazing they can taste, wait till they fall off their stalk.

  2. Recovered paper and cardboards are likely to contain heavy metals, such as zinc, lead, cadmium, and chromium… perhaps it's different in Australia?

  3. Troy may be too young for this tip, but it is worth remembering. Make a tea from your tarragon leaves. It is reasonably effective for prostate symptoms. Prostate symptoms are having to get up at night to urinate.

  4. Nothing like the aroma of sour cow crap to open up your sinus. Unless it's the smell of chicken crap that's been compacted in the chicken house for months.

  5. Will you consider higher raised beds to minimize bending and back ache? Any issues with critters eating the bed food?

  6. Hello Troy & Pascale, I love all the ideas you are using in your garden, I’m sure you’ll have great success with your seeds. Look forward to seeing the progress in due course. All the best to you both from the UK.

  7. Excited about your Hugelkultur experiment, I've always found that technique fascinating.

  8. I spent $40 one year to get $2 worth of potatoes. Very nice eating. If I planted the 2nd year I'm sure the crop would have been better. Maybe next winter I should try again.

  9. Wonderful to see this process! My Conure sure enjoys the bird songs also! See you next week! Hello Mr. Brown.

  10. You’re getting to have quite the menagerie. Welcome Mr Brown. The gardens are looking great. Hope they produce well

  11. Gonna need lots of storage when potatoes are ready for harvest. They multiply like rabbits….

  12. I tried those bags to grow potatoes they say u get 40 pounds not even close I might have go 2 pounds .

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