Amen! on his healing.

Helen E 🙏amen

@@ITURNWINEINTOWATER Google "Agent Orange". Many of the other men in his troop died from it.

I understand God's role in life better, didn't know it made so much sense the way the world is made

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Another great person to watch is Dr. Elaine that speaks about soil food web and the importance of it. Look it up. She explains what Paul is doing and why it works

@IronNgardens That's a great testimony right there.

AM I the only one who thinks this guy's videos are way too long for the amount of information he relays. If you all want to learn something for real, check out One Yard Revolution. Patrick Dolan is the man!!!

yeah probably. i think most people watching this have learned so much from him that even something as simple as planting seeds (which for the most part most know how to do) is enjoyable to watch. One Yard Revolution is a good watch as well. And i wouldnt put diesel fuel anywhere near my plants, but i also wouldnt put used coffee grounds from starbucks(or similar coffee shop) in my edible garden like PD does

Come to think of it, me too

@@SmittyWolf1 maybe if they were boring, but his isn't to me. I can watch THIS man all day.

Agreed. Peaceful. I miss people this humble.

Glad you are enjoying the videos. I'm sure they will help you create a wonderful garden.

You are very welcome.

Tina Hart fruit trays shorts for fruit cake Nursery that sells fruit tree dwarf. Norfolk resource where you can buy themqq

I'd love an update on how your BTE garden is doing, has it worked out for you?

CrimsonRunnerToJesus thanks

I wish i can get my seeds from there but I live in Europe and its illigal to get seeds from another country.

...and Paul doesn't even react, hehe, not much damage a dog can do in a fluffy garden! :)

Good idea!

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+ArmindaHeart The woodchips in the orchard may look like your new woodchips but, they have been there for years decomposing. I have see Paul toss carrot seeds on top of the woodchips in the orchard and come back months later to see carrots in a little patch were the seeds fell.

L2Survive good morning, we just started our wood chip garden and wanted to know how to manage the weeds?

+Mark Trail The wood chips will manage the weeds for you

Svetla nikolova thanks. Most of the weeds are gone but there are still a few patches that still come up every week. What can we do about that or should we just use our rake and cover the or pluck it out?

+Mark Trail or pluck it out. Paul uses a rake. you can do that as well!

Welcome 😊

Yes Bro, he had to wait 1-2 years until the wood chips broke down into a fine material in order to plant IN the wood chips, but only in the fine broken down chips, he screened the bigger chips out to plant into only the fine broken down wood chips. Otherwise, if it is your first year, then plant anyway, but NOT in the wood chips, he tells you to pull back wood chips where you plant, and instead plant in the SOIL in that case being your first year.. Then after your plants come in surround them with the chips. Paul also tells you if it is your first year, then don't expect a whole lot from having wood chips as far as it fertilizing your plants, but after a few years you will begin to have abundance. But the chips will still help the first year, because they cover the open ground and hold back weeds, and also keep the soil moist, instantly as soon as you spread the chips. Note: saw dust is a fine wood material fine enough to plant in, but if it is not decomposed then don't. The key is the question you asked, if he waited for it to decompose or not, YES is the answer. Because even saw dust is as fine as that broken down wood chips, but that is what matters, not just because it is fine enough. In other words, Do NOT plant in new wood chips or saw dust, plant in the soil, then cover the soil with chips if you only have new chips and wood type materials(leaves. pine needles, etc...).

If you dont want to.wait, do a Charles Dawding method and put 5 inches of well rotten compost and plant in it. Then after the harvest, add the wood chips to weather all winter adding coffee grounds and grass clippings to speed up decomp. That is the fastest way instead of waiting 2 years.

Die Grundlagen sind einfach. Schneiden Sie Ihr Gras so tief wie möglich, fügen Sie Pappe und Zeitung hinzu, um das Gras abzutöten, legen Sie 4 Zoll Kompost darauf und fügen Sie dann 6 Zoll Holzhackschnitzel hinzu. Wenn Sie dies im Herbst tun, sollten Sie im Frühling pflanzen können. The basics are simple. Cut your grass as low as you can, add cardboard and newspaper to kill off the grass, put 4 inches of compost on top of that then add 6 inches of woodchips on top of that. If you do this in the Fall, you should be able to plant in the Spring.

@@L2Survive Vielen dank, jetzt ist mir alles klar. Von mir gibt es Abbo und natürlich weiter folgen. Alles gute..

hope crews Thank you! I just placed my first order with Baker Creel!

+Mamabear Paul plants in the ground because it is less work. When you plant in anything above ground, there are more surfaces the sun and air will hit and that will dry out your plants sooner causing you to water more. When the rain hit the tree mulch as it is decomposing, the water washes all of that compost into the soil so, no need to fertilize. Paul does have potted plants inside his house and yes, he has woodchips on top of them.Paul's thoughts on any type of gardening. If you are growing your own food, you are better off then buying it from the store. All of those different types of gardening ideas are great if that is what you want to do. He does it this way because it is easy. Over the years, I have talked to him about every possible way to garden that you guys tell me about. That is pretty much what he has said every time. Check out this video kzfaq.info/get/bejne/bNqhndBlpp3GfJs.html ,

@@XVSlyke Hi there, did you mean this video or another one about 'Back to Eden'? If you are referring to this one, I have watched it though, and my 'un-founded' suspicion is that the fertility is coming from the existing subsoil in th e valley bottom (where his garden is). However I am very happy for someone to correct my observations - I will learn from others comments. From a discussion on a video from the UK (growing on extremely heavy clay soil) even no-dig and 'heavy composting' don't really solve the problem, 'get to know the soil, and which plants are happy there' - is that vlogger's advice - which seems about right. I do have some scepticism about 'Back to Eden' but I am happy to hear from other views.

+Rosesinbloom9711 Usually what you get from a sawmill is sawdust. Sawdust will compact when it gets wet. True tree mulch has enough pieces and part going in all directions and will let air and water pass through. The needles and leaves help to break down the woodchips so, if you only get the wood, I would amend it at first. If left alone for long enough, ANY organic material will work.

Eventually it will. I would start with putting it about two feet deep and keeping it wet.

No Maureen, don’t make that mistake... gotta have limbs with leaves and needles

@@bighammer587 Thank you so much..God bless you.

snowrk 4-6 not 16

+Dick Denisse I've heard the audio on nearly every single one of his videos. Perhaps you need better speakers?

Rob C no its broken down u don't plant in wood chips it's just used to prepare the Earth

Texasprepper2 is in Texas kzfaq.info/get/bejne/d5OZoKqpnr3eqWg.html maybe ask him for some local tips.

I have no idea. I do know that a lot of what he is planting there is not going to stay there. He mentioned this with the strawberries. He will start them there then transplant them to another location later.

While he is planting, he uses that string with the two stakes. After the area has been planted, he waits for the veggies to pop up.

In this area, he had woodchips like the rest of the property but, over the years he has added compost from the chicken pen. He finally has added more woodchips to the rest of the orchard but, the garden will stay like this.

L2Survive so I'm puzzled why he does not want wood Chios in the garden I thought that was the point Paul was making was to utilize wood chips in the garden, or was he just experimenting in this section? Thank you for responding-:)

Maybe. I will be there for the first tour of the year, June 5th 2:30 PM so, maybe after the tour.

Mark Pool did you receive an answer for this question? If so what was it? Thank you😃

@@bonnied3550 Sorry for the late response, I didn’t realize that you had asked me this until I was watching this video again and looking at comments, stumbled upon my own comment Lol. What I understand is that you can use soft or hardwood limbs; the key is to ensure that you also get the leaves and needles from the branches. In the winter you will want to get hardwood chips because the leaves have already all dropped and you’re going to get a lot of carbon but no nitrogen. I’ve gotten about 5-6 loads so far and hoping for a healthy garden this spring!

Not really planning on a garden this year. While we would like to start one, there are so many things above it on the list of having a new house. "The Wife" might do a small garden this year and we may put up a couple trees and bushes in the front of the property.

I'll bet the constant stretching keeps him more limber

+myfoodexperiments your probably right he seems like he is doing great the way he's doing

Truth Be Told did you ever get an answer?

QBI Faith hi no didn't get an answer

Watch this video called "All About Trees". Paul talks about well, trees. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/prpdaLaCs7ytcWg.htmlm25s

I did watch, but will do so again. I may have missed the minimum distance part?

You should have heard the answer within the first 10 seconds if you clicked the link. I queued it right up to the answer for you. He said 15 feet at least but, he would go 18 feet.

Yeah. Got it. Thank you so much for this series. I must tell you, about ten years ago I renamed my small holding Back2Eden. This fraze just kept mulling through my mind. That's our goal. Been looking into Permaculture, but finding Paul and you have given my ideas the spiritual aspect I wanted it to have. You are one if not my favourite chanel.

He said 16" towards the end of the video if Im understanding correctly