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27 Comments

  3. Shasta Fog

    January I have a crazy beautiful spring garden in Mesa, AZ. Night temperature are 45-55 degrees.☺️

  4. Tab P

    This reminds me of a video I watched a few years ago but his name wasn't Dan. He cut the curb to allow the precious rainwater to run into earthen and rock water collection areas (swales) that he had planted all of those native plants in. He used solar ovens for cooking and his outdoor shower water heating system. He used olla's to water plants in the back yard. The amazing part was that the whole neighborhood got involved. I wish he would have allowed you to film, but I 100% get it that he wanted to protect his privacy.
    They are both incredible, innovative individuals!
    (Edited to remove his name)

  5. Vicki Duggan

    I love the adventure of checking out different methods of gardening/farming in different growing zones to see how it all works. Permaculture is so impressive when you see it in person! Thank you Billy

  8. lady ryan

    I really wish this would catch on everywhere especially with climate activist. Permaculture would correct the planet without destroying nature

  9. jerry Inmon

    Billy check out Brad Lancaster. He lives in Tucson and does incredible things in his neighborhood with rainwater harvesting.

  10. Old McDonald

    Desert permaculture is very interesting. Although I dont think I could ever live in it, there is something very romantic about the high desert.

  11. Humble Servant

    Lived in Scottsdale for almost two years. Couldn’t stand it. Perhaps in northern AZ, like Flagstaff maybe. Also lived in Las Vegas for a year – couldn’t wait to leave.

  14. Gina Siska

    I thought your thumbnail said ‘dessert 🍨 food forest ‘ I was really excited 😂

  17. Lita G

    Thanks, Billy!!! I grew up in the desert in southern New Mexico. I always dreamed I would be a gardener growing up, but mostly all I could grow were zinnias & rose bushes. I moved to Tucson for a year. I was fascinated by the landscape there, but lived in an apartment with nowhere to grow anything. Then I moved to Oklahoma, where everything looked so green to me! I can grow almost anything here, but 40 years later, I have never forgotten the desert. I was thinking about it just this morning! I never knew anything but the cactus was edible! My sister still lives there, so the next time I go back, I will have to see what is edible on her acreage! My brother lives in Tucson. I need to go for a visit! God Bless!

  20. rick cooper

    Thanks Billy, for the urban wilderness broadcast! Neat looking area, and like we say, it's what you make of it that counts. Stay safe brother.

  21. John Marsing

    Don't know if you're looking for other people in the area, but
    Rudy Poe is a permaculture designer in Dragoon Arizona

  22. William Van Scott Nelson

    I'm trying to create a permaculture food oasis here in the desert of Slab City in Southern California. It's slow going, especially when I need to protect seeds/seedlings from all sorts of wildlife. Any progress is good progress. Moringa trees are very dense with nutrients and is my main plant I'm focused on to begin this project. Love watching your channel.

  24. Not Interested

    Billy you should check out that farm in Arizona called the edge of nowhere , they have a youtube channel as well .

  25. Elliott Brent

    You should check out the Tiny Shiny Home channel. They have a property in Southern Arizona and seem like really great people.

  26. S G

    OMGoodness Billy!!! you ninja-mission-man….you're in my state! i am in need of perma-culture!!! just north of prescott. my farm is an empty slate ready to be resurrected! bring on the great info!

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