John from http://www.growingyourgreens.com/ shares with you 14 tips from the Forest that can help you have a more successful vegetable garden.

In this episode, John takes a hike up Mount Tauhara in New Zealand and will share with you some of his observations from the forest and how you can apply them in your vegetable garden to grow more a more productive and more successful vegetable garden.

You will discover some of the specific traits in the Forest that allows Nature to be a self-regenerating system that needs no external inputs to grow lush and have little pest pressures.

Jump to the following tips:
00:38 My thoughts on holistic grazing
01:32 Power the Power of Carbon in Your Garden
02:11 Use Clean Water
03:09 Grow Diversity
03:44 Cover Your Ground
04:23 Don’t Walk on Your Garden Beds
05:28 Grow what grows easy
06:30 Creat Leaf Mould Compost
07:08 Leave your roots in the ground after the season
07:59 Have a proper moisture level in your garden
08:47 Encourage Soil Microlife
09:23 Grow Pollinators, Natives and Beneficial Insect Attracting Plants
09:54 Amend Your soil with rock dust / minerals
10:40 Don’t Spray Pesticides in Your Garden
11:48 Never Give Up

After watching this episode, you will learn some of the most important practices you can model from a forest to have a more productive and successful vegetable garden.

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20 Comments

  1. Hey John I'm a long time watcher. Love the content. You and others have inspired me to pursue permaculture and now I have a food forest. Keep up the good work. I love it how you bring all the poisons we use on the daily up in your video's and encourage to grow organic. If you could make a video on the heavy metals that are being sprayed above our head by jets(Geoengineering/SRM:Solar Radiation Management) It would get this info out to the public on a large scale. Do it for the soil, do it for our mother. Jah Bless John.

  2. love the videos mostly but the fact that John doesn't respond to viewer comments or suggestions is pretty crappy.

  3. hey jhon, I work in an organic farm..its in New Zealand..its an 150 hectre organic farm which has everything from vegetables to a food forest..do u want to come here?

  4. John, I am in the Las Vegas area and would love to come to one of your lectures. Do you put a schedule out somewhere? I learned so much from the first video I saw of yours, but I feel like I have so much more to learn!

  5. No folks, don't leave thick tree branches or logs in your garden, in most climate zones they will take decades to decompose.

  6. Refreshing change of video John. Nicely adapted. Message is… do as nature does. Do nature.

  7. You talk like man is somehow evil. Without man the forest has no purpose. Other than that you have some good thoughts.

  8. I use soil from my forest, steer and sheep, manure, fungus, peat moss and lake water. My plants love it

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