Organic Gardening in Georgia

[GoingOrganic1]

Nice video! I love gardening!

[chri8067]

How did you get rid of your red clay?

[flyonthewall75]

very nice! and yes the birds are beautiful

[GoingOrganic1]

I enjoyed seeing your garden. I've always wanted to grow a fig tree. I'm planting in 40 gallon containers this spring. At some point I'd like to put some dwarf fruit trees in containers.

[SLSSLS]

Thank you so much for sharing. This was great.

[studiosanctuary]

Love the bird song-paradise

[bettya9]

Wonderful garden. Here in Athens the squirrels eat all my figs. I'll try your method and plant a new tree and maybe they will share! My pistachio tree is 6 years old, no nuts yet. My muscadines are all vine & no fruit. I'll watch for your next video.

[odin422]

thats an awesome backyard

[sebastianm1]

Great vid brother, lots of good ideas in there too! Thanks for your time in sharing your garden . Peace

[utubepunk]

Great little vid. I'd be interested in that recycled shower-water system you use to water your garden. On your rain water barrel- why no filtration? Seems like a lot of gunk would be in the run-off from the roof. Keep up the good work.

[luminaia]

Excellent. Lot's of good ideas.

[smognote]

loved it, please follow up on this

[gunapie]

Figs should live there. They will grow best if planted on the south facing wall of a building that has plenty of sun (the roots are aggressive house foundations). Once the trunk is about three years old it will stand a hard freeze of 15 degrees of a day or two. Start a new fig tree by burying a 3 foot new branch at a 30 degree angle with 6 inches above ground. Keep moist of two months and you have a fig tree. contact me for more tips.

[farmerburns]

looking forward to the folow up...the garden looks good! I like the shower/water recycling system. would figs do well in the mountains here in western north carolina...not a particulary high elevation in macon county?