Amazing Urban Permaculture Food Forest Garden with Edible Exploding Impatiens

John from http://www.growingyourgreens.com/ goes on a field trip outside Portland, Oregon to visit one amazing Urban Permaculture Food Forest Garden. In this episode, John will share just some of the techniques and unique edible plants that are being grown in this permaculture garden. You will learn about the edible Impatiens balfourii... aka Poor Man's Orchid which explode when you touch them and so much more

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[Walter White]

hid your weed in the middle

[j poulin]

motion sensor lights might help keep the critters out of there.

[virgociously]

They should leave something for the deer. I feel bad for the deer. Taking the land from the deer who used to eat there and then mulch over it and close it in so they cannot eat, not fair. Why not leave an outer ring of land with berries and such for the deer to eat making sure you know how many come to feed and provide what is needed. Ask them to consider that please.

[skymuse]

it would be great in your videos if you talked with the people who do the different gardening techniques and ask them questions... love the videos

[skymuse]

does anyone know the name of this farm? thanks

[VideoMenu]

After picking a whole cucumber just to take a bite, I half expected him to do the same for the watermelon right afterward. (snicker)

[Greta Fields]

I got bored when you started telling me how to figure out when a berry is ripe, and clicked off. . . Some of these videos are too simple.

[nannerin]

rock dust? what composition?

thanks

ed

[TheOriginalEntz]

Watching this while I wait for the ice to melt outside. But spring flowers are already out - at least 3 varieties of the first ones ;)

This video gives me great ideas for the coming season! I can't wait until I harvest my blackberries too - I miss them - winter is too long :)

[headlightguy]

very nice ....i wish i could have a piece of land like that

[alan30189]

Ideas for them: Shoot the deer and have Bambi burgers.

A good dog would keep the deer away as well.