Imagine having 79 fruit trees on a 4,400 sq ft lot! Growing food in the city (and in a small space) is easier than you might imagine. Join us in this Florida vegetable garden mini series as we go on an urban homestead tour of a south Florida food forest that borders central Florida. See what they have done on their 1/10 of an acre lot to become self sufficient in just 5 years time. And get some urban homesteading ideas and tips for beginners who don’t know the first thing about food forests (that’s what they were just 5 years ago).
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Chapters:
00:00 Urban Homestead Tour
01:15 How to automate watering for a small homestead
02:42 Front access chicken coop design
04:20 How to start a food forest with zero knowledge
07:50 Fixing garden mistakes
17 Comments
Thank you for share, looks beautiful!
Great job with this video! This is great content and a real Micro Farm.
What a lovely garden! And cuddly chickens….who knew? Thanks for the tour. And adorable jumpsuit, btw.
Beautifully Done.
Jealous… I'm guessing you don't have an HOA prohibiting you, yes?
Super cool. Cheers from up the road in Tally.
I'm in Ocala mangoes, papaya,and may more will die here.
What an oasis! โค
Bill the adventurous gardener? Bill the outstanding entertainer? Bill the gifted author? My goodness, what else do you do that you're hiding from the world?
Do you have plans for that coop?
I wish I were younger. I would absolutely have this. But I do have a small start thanks to this channel. Elise is wonderful. She got me started and inspired to get back to gardening. SItting here right now cleaning my Malabar, New Zeland and perpetual spinach I just harvested along with mint and basal.
I have a question. I'd like to plant a lot of trees in the backyard (except for in the area where our beautiful oak trees died and the trunks are still in the ground). Still, I'd like to plant around it. How do you plant that many trees and not have the roots fighting for space between trees?
I like what they are doing. Thanks.
Dang this man tall๐ she is too ๐ฎ wish i could have some of that height ๐
Im trying to get a miracle berry tree
I want to grow more but im having to fight my husband for more ground in the yard bc he loves to mow the yard ๐
Nope i have an ediblr oasis only watered by rain