Arborist, nurseryman and Permaculture teacher Loren Luyendyk of Santa Barbara Organics shows us his recent project transforming a suburban lawn into an edible oasis. Produced by Sustainable World Media.
Loren, Great video... it makes me wish I lived once again in a year round gardening area. Im very impressed with your knowledge of plants. Here in RI we have to race against time to make the most of the summer months. The greenhouse is going up this year :-) I'm going to try and raise a few of the interesting plants that you had in your video. Keep up the good work... I hope you have more business than you can keep up with! :-)
nice job but too many exotics for my 'taste. whats wrong with avocado, , citrus, citrus, and citrus, low chill fruit trees-apples, apricots, strawberry beds, pomegranetes olive, and almond, low chill southern blueberrys, figs, raspberries, a date tree, etc. no avocodos in santa barbara, wow. you can grown anything on the mesa.
Beautiful garden... such a haven!! :)
iampeeay01 1 month ago
Loren, Great video... it makes me wish I lived once again in a year round gardening area. Im very impressed with your knowledge of plants. Here in RI we have to race against time to make the most of the summer months. The greenhouse is going up this year :-) I'm going to try and raise a few of the interesting plants that you had in your video. Keep up the good work... I hope you have more business than you can keep up with! :-)
myCreativeDifference 8 months ago
Love the concept!
generationkeeper 1 year ago
Heavy irrigation = not sustainable, and not all that much that is edible.
johnlvs2run 1 year ago
"hehe.. if you require...hehe..my sevices for anything..."
This guy is sooo wasted! And a good gardener.
dooddoman 1 year ago
@iSmokeLikeItsLegal
Good for him if he's stoned. I agree with you, love the garden...and the video
seekerseven 1 year ago
nice job but too many exotics for my 'taste. whats wrong with avocado, , citrus, citrus, and citrus, low chill fruit trees-apples, apricots, strawberry beds, pomegranetes olive, and almond, low chill southern blueberrys, figs, raspberries, a date tree, etc. no avocodos in santa barbara, wow. you can grown anything on the mesa.
telemarker77 1 year ago
That's an amazing use of space there.
xfeatherfootx 1 year ago
likely it's Santa Barbara
HPaillet 2 years ago
love the garden dude
but this guy is fucking stoned
look at the very end... LOL
iSmokeLikeItsLegal 2 years ago