Thank you for being such a beautiful and supportive community 💛 And remember, the first 500 people to use our link will get 25% off + free trial to the Aura membership: www.aurahealth.io/adventure xx, Britty e Drew

Growing a garden is a very rewarding experience. Eating your own chemical free foods is super satisfying. This man is a treasure to beginners and his knowledge is wonderful. You have a wonderful community of beautiful people who are willing to share their lifes knowledge with you. This has been one of my favorite videos so far,all the with the garden. ❤❤❤

There’s nothing better than organic gardening. I’m so glad you found someone who is so knowledgeable to help you. I learned from my grandmother and taught my daughter. It’s amazing.

20:10 That English man is full of useful information in regards to making compost. He made very important note to avoid Citrus fruit when making compost as you are working against yourself due to high PH level which bacteria can't survive 👍

Hi kids, Get your asparagus and artichokes planted ASAP. They take about 3-4 yrs to start to really produce. Kinda like trees. They multiply so they'll need a lot of their own space to live for years. Strawberries in a contained space need their own bed too. If you plant mint IN POTS and place everywhere to naturally repel rodents. Pots because if you plant in ground it spreads like wild fire and will take over the garden. Don't forget cat nip :)

Nothing better than sleeping with the kitties. I love how much they love you.

There are certain plants that grow very well together like lavender ,sweet basil and tomatoes !

Terry is one interesting bloke. Amazing level of knoledge.

From my husband and I who have gardened for over 25 years. . . . Enjoy everything you will learn and take with you through every season. Just wonderful

Great video. I can't believe how tame the formerly half-wild kitties have become since you took them in. They know a good thing when they see it. 😊

How cool to have such a knowledgeable person to guide you on your first garden ❤

Hello Brittany and Drew. There is a grass called vetiver, it is a erosion control grass. It you'd be lovely between trees above castle. It's root system works as a mesh to hold hill sides together,it also can be used by swimming hole as a natural water purifier . Please look it up🧐it a brilliant grass .Also beatiful

You can never learn too much about growing your own food. All fruits and veggies love compost. Those strawberries will spread. I have 40 plants and still not enough. ❤❤❤

We love how ~Britany encompasses even a cardboard box into the family dynamics’s with ~Drew. Blessings to the five of you!😻🫶

I'm so excited that you're now planting , renewing soil health and building a sustainable garden on your property. Glad you hooked up with Terry to show you how to turn composting and all its elements into your very own garden of Eden. We're all looking forward to seeing how your garden grows.

A student of soil science and a food garden educator, this episode made my heart so happy! I ADORE seeing people plant their first garden. One of my favourite experiences ever was teaching a worm composing and balcony gardening workshop at a community centre in my neighborhood, then, a few months later, running into someone who took the workshop and having them tell me all the things they had growing. Growing your own foods is an incredibly joyous and satisfying process. Welcome! ❤🌱🌻🥦🍓

By planting a few french marigold which is known for there strong scent, around tomato plants they will send most flying pest packing.

How freaking lucky you are to have met Terry. He has set you up to proceed your garden forever. What a lovely man. I’m looking forward to seeing your garden grow.❤️❤️

A beautiful educational video today. Terry is a master in helping you make headway on your gardening plans. You’ve surely been blessed with meeting up with the right folks who know a lot!! 👍🐈🌺🐈

There are so many fantastic KZfaq gardening channels out there like Charles Dowding, Huw Richards, No-Till growers, Aelf Sufficient Me, and The Gardening channel, to name just a few.

Terry knows of what he speaks. Very solid info.

What a great video! Brittany, it would be so fun and cute if you made some terrace signs with your artistic talents and gave each one a unique Portuguese name to identify them instead of terrace #1, terrace #2. 🎉 All that space is so great and beautiful!

You really have found yourself some good people to help you with everything. Their experience and knowledge is simply outstanding. Absolutely nailing it! ❤

Are the Newby's watching!? Tara loves all these gardening ideas, she really loves her garden! Terry is extraordinary, he has some real knowledge about nature's wonders!🌷🌺🌸

Wow,it's cool how Penny and Tim's visit effected the cats sleeping area. Isn't that softly amazing. Yippie

A masterclass in how veggie gardens should be done. I am curious about the garlic, though. I was taught you plant in the beginning of autumn and harvest the beginning of summer, as it needs cold for the bulbs to develop. I am going to follow the progress with great interest. I am a keen no-dig gardener and have used cardboard with compost for a while, but even so, I learned a lot today. Thanks for including educational stuff like this.

Love Terry’s passion. How fortunate you are to have met so many wonderful talented people.

Great to see Terry again! How generous of him to share his knowledge with you.

I LOVED this vlog !!! I love to garden and seeing all your garden steps and garden supplies shopping . Terry is a jewel in the garden dept !! What a lovely community you have !

It's amazing how much impact you can have on somebody's project with half a day giving it a jumpstart.❤

Your terraces are going to look so beautiful when you have everything growing😊

How lovely to see you beginning to grow your own food. A super next step in your home-making.

I’m so glad you let the cats inside. They look so health and happy. ❤️😊

Wow! What a wealth of gardening knowledge from your friend! Love the tomato, “that’s not a nose” lol!

Dirt is what you clean out of your house. Soil is what plants grow in. Love what you’re doing. Keep making it green.

Gosh, I’m full of admiration for the way you have reached out to locals full of knowledge and who seem to take joy in sharing that knowledge and expertise. So smart of you and it saves time & money compared to the trial & error method. Wise. Thank you for your videos, very followed you for several years. A Gram from MO 😘

That was amazing how that all came together. Never even thought of using cardboard, What a great idea.

I don't know where you find all of these talented/knowledgeable people, but they are amazing and are turning your property and watermill into a Shangri-La. I couldn't be more excited for you. I hope your gardens are large enough so that you can produce enough food to take you through the off seasons as well.

This was very good lots to learn with your friend. The job you done so far in your paradise is astonishing. See you Sunday 😊

I've been gardening for 30 years and this is a new way of planting for my experience. I do put the cardboard down and then soil, compost then plant then mulch. This process is new to me.... I am seriously so excited to see how this works. If it is successful then I'm trying this next year in my in ground garden. I'm not sure this would work in my grow boxes. Oooooh how exciting. I'm thrilled and can't wait to see your success.😍

I do so enjoy your videos. You are creating a beautiful paradise!

What a fun gi to jump start your happy garden. Building a great cast of characters for rich grassroots movement. 🌱🍀

NICE JOB GUYS. I CAN'T WAIT TO SEE THEM GROWING. TERRY IS AWESOME. YOU GUYS FIND THE MOST WONDERFUL AND KIND PEOPLE. IT LOOKS AWESOME

What a blessing it is to have someone with so much knowledge and enthusiasm to come give you a hand with the start of your garden. It's definitely the right way to create a community that everyone benefits from each other's help.👍

Wow, I have never seen the cardboard thing. So amazing to learn all this stuff as you guys move through your build. you find the greatest people there to help you out. I can't wait to see the growth of your new garden. I love the compost soil idea . it is amazing how yeast and bacteria work together to form new life.

Glad u guys found Terry. Even I have learned a lot.. My Sundays are the best with u guys … Thanks!!!

What a pleasure watching Terry share and teaching you his gardening techniques. Happy Gardening this season and loads of abundance

Oh my... I need a Terry to come help me plant a garden like that. Great video!

The kitties really love you both….quite amazing considering how they were when you adopted them! Terry knows all about organic composting true professional! You both have such a wonderful amount of “good” people around you! 💜💙🇦🇺🐨🍻

Yay! You made it to the planting season. I know you've been waiting and waiting for this. So happy for you.

Maybe one day you can have stone steps between two or more of the terraces. I love what you are doing with your land. Love from 🌻🇬🇧🐈 xxx

The kale you saw and touched are collard greens, “couves”. They do well in Portugal. They are a must in a Portuguese garden. They are used in Portuguese cuisine, especially for “caldo verde”, the popular Portuguese soup. You will find this soup in many Portuguese restaurants. Farmers also cut them, mix it with water and a bit of flour, and feed them to the chickens.

That tool is great for weeding between rows of crops. -- I wish you could do hydromulch on the 'walls' to your tarrises. --- Suggest, pant an asparagus patch, it takes a couple of years to produce well, but starting year 3 it is amazing what a few plants can produce.

Move that tool with a push pull back and forth motion to bury the seed in the soil. I love mine. You can also use it to break the soul up so the rain speaks in and do it again to loosen up the garden soil to pull the weeds.

You find the best help and resources in your community.

Wow! Veggies will be so healthy to eat!! This is amazing!!!👍😊👍 GREAT job! 👏👏👏👏👏 I love watching your kitties, so adorable 🐈😻🌟✨️

Hi Drew , here is what we used to break up and release the goodness in clay. Gypsum Clay Breaker helps improve the physical condition of heavy clay soils. Soil particles are brought together into clumps, thus enabling better water penetration. Root development and the intake of other essential nutrients are assisted by this products' calcium content. I also use the cardboard method. Having a tarp and bunny cords are very handy to have in the car for the you buy straw. If you're growing blueberries, keep your coffee grounds, compost them in a worm farm to provide super food for the blueberries. I loved seeing your permaculture guy at work. He sounds quite a learned and practiced gent. His knowledge ia like gold. I love Ruth Stout.

It was only a matter of time before they decided to sleep inside, it's so nice to see that you have been officially adopted lol.❤

Always forget and then love the deep breath in the beginning!❤

The kitties know how good they have ot with you..there are like we better stay close maybe we are going back to the old place...but we love it here and we love Britt and Drew so we gonna cuddle up with em and make sure they know how much we appreciate how well they take care of us OXOOXOXO

I absolutely love your videos! Terry is DA MAN planter extrordinnaire!

We are planting today in Burbank 😊🙏💕🌸💮🏵️🪻🥬🥒🥦🫚🫑🫛 Happy Gardening ❤

Dois seres humanos que fazem o paraíso, o país que ponha os olhos neste casal que está a fazer aquilo que muitos locais já perderam o interesse da suas terras.

Love the terraces and so glad you got a Permaculture guru to help you. So excited to see your land evolve and transform. ❤

This was quite the lesson. Never have I gardened like this. You should have a spectacular garden and wonderful fresh food. Well done ❤😊

Would LOVE to see a field trip to his home garden area and can’t wait to see your gardens grow. Thanks so much for sharing your life with us all.

Glad your getting help in the garden, compost tea is smart natural way to feed your plants. If you add a bubbler stone it helps mix and oxygenate it as well Please learn from my own past mistakes. Your terraces are very rocky (aka dirt) and you may have issues getting them to hold moisture, a 2-3 inch layer of sand with another few inches of topsoil on top will go long way to help you get the most of them.. I would just push the extra dirt downhill from digging the holes, and leave the hole so when you layer new SOIL in it fills said holes.. talk with others about a good run off plan as well, swells on the edge work well if you add drain tile over flow along them before backfilling. Mesh fabric is great along the hillside face to help control run off on them, as the plants grow through them it helps hold it all in place. Love the extra large terrace, be nice place for a small barn in the future and grass to raise a few animals on. P.s. You can cut the cost on topsoil alot by talking to local farmers and asking to by up any old mature piles, you can then mix it with straw and alot less top soil for a great top layer for you terraces. Warning though if it really fresh you may need to let it leach out a season so it's not to hot (nitrogen rich) for you plants and causes with them.

I would suggest that all that mulch from the eucalyptus could be used for your paths and walkways in the garden. Since it is slower to break down and more oily it will also do well in keeping the weeds down. Lay it out thick. I’m enjoying watching your work with the land.

Thats wonderful news that the cats are sleeping with you now, what a wonderful family you make. Great to see Terry again and really interesting seeing the process, just wish I had an area to garden in x

I love that the cats sleep with you. i have 2 cattledogs and a German SHepherd.... they know where to go, and we all get a long all night.....

What an interesting vlog. Love the reciprocal love between yourselves and your kitties ❤

That was fascinating. I don't know how you find the best artisans/tradespeople/experts, but I feel like I'm learning so much. Super entertaining. My favourite channel. ☺️

🥹 I am probably old enough to be your Mom ❤ and want you to know that out of ALL the KZfaq channels I watch 🙈 YOU ARE MY FAVORITE!! 🎉 I am embarrassed 😳 to admit that my only deep breath each week is with YOU!! 🤗 Thank you Brittany. ❤ #davesandersstepdaughter 🇺🇲

You guys are making such good progress. The property is really coming to life. It's so heartwarming to see this, especially when you have wonderful people like Terry in your community who are so willing to help. I can't wait to see your garden flourish! 💚 As for those kitties..... 🥰

Thanks for the video. Great to see you using the permaculture method. I used that for over 40 years in South Australia. It takes time to improve your soil using this method but you will never look back. I used 5 layers of wet newspaper as the base. My garden improved every year. Lots of worms kept the soil aerated.

Great episode, loved it and you've been blessed with so many wonderful people there! Thumbs up to Terry with my #112 I hit for you both!

Wow!! I had no idea there were people like Terry. What a wealth of knowledge! So excited to see everything to start growing!! Love from Mary in Southern California 💗🌱

This is going to be a beautiful place! The before and after is already amazing!!

Loved this episode guys!!! Can’t wait to watch your garden grow 🌱

You two are so blessed moving away from America and all our chemicals in food and soil. I’m learning so much on what not to do. God bless and I keep praying for you. God is sending all the right people into your lives🙏🏼💕🥰

Oh Drew and Britany > How wonderful....your very first garden. I am so excited for you. 🌱🌿🌳 > To plant a garden is to belief in tomorrow.

That germiplanta grid at 7:10 is frankly amazing. I wish I had one to sow in!!

I read Ruth Stouts book many years ago. It’s such an easy simple way of gardening. I can’t wait to see your garden grow.

I love when you take us shopping! ❤ Seriously.

Since I just found you today, this is exactly what I posted to do a few videos ago! We’re in PA, been gardening for many years, but it’s our second year planting potatoes in the Ruth Stoudt method. We LOVE IT! We learned some lessons last year, our crop is doing even better this year. You’re building your soil nutrients while growing a crop. Our biggest issue was finding straw that wasn’t sprayed with anything. Using this method has really cut down weed growth. We start new beds exactly as Terry did with you. We do all the layers in early Fall & let it compost down over winter, no digging needed. Much easier on my back.😂

Jax from Colorado USA - so pleased to see all your improvements on the site!

I just love the old school stores and supply businesses.

Thanks you two. Great golden icon of the property at beginning of video. 🙂🙂

Love listening to Terry explain it all.

I always cry of joy for you 2 you are so full of good energy

A use for your food compost is for ornamental plants like rose bushes and flowers; stuff you won't be consuming. Your property is coming along! It's exciting!

Interesting. So much potential on your terraces. You have enough room on the terraces to feed the local village, goats, and a few sheep. Will be watching to see how your garden grows.

Great to know that food waist bought from SHOP. need a separate compost bin. because of what it can have toxic/cemicals. He said it. NICE to know. Only waist from your own grown and plants/gras. Grait information and tips/tricks. WOW.

Love watching your channel. I believe the white birds on the backs of the sheep are called "little egrets" or Egretta garzetta. They might be originally from Africa and used to migrate back and forth, but now the weather in Portugal is so that they don't need to go back.

Thank you! What a learning channel you have created. I love that we can learn so much from you.

Look at you guys. You're gardeners! So proud :) And thank you, Terry! Love it! He knows what he's doing and passionate about the land. What a great resource, mentor and educator. Thx for paying it forward. Yes, lots and lots and lots of cardboard :) How great you could get cardboard already broken down and bundled. I've done a lot of dumpster diving for cardboard over the years. Newspaper can work, too, for smaller projects. Don't you love heavy equipment 💖 Before you know it, you'll be growing broccoli sprouts and microgreens 😏 Oh, and love nurseries... before long, you'll join the rest of us in the Plant Addicts Anonymous Club ;) PS:: A good cypress variety is Emerald Green Thuja.

Fascinating! What a great way to get your garden. Can’t wait to see it come to life so you can enjoy the fruits of your labor.

Muito bem...Excelent choice! Permaculture gardening is a great way to grow your own food, while also helping to protect the environment.

So happy for you both on all the great work you guys are doing omg it’s looking 👀 amazingly beautiful God bless you both always.thank you for the adventures ♥️♥️♥️🙏🏾🥰🥰

Wow, I had no idea how much was involved in organic planting. Thank you for the education. Your terraces are going to look amazing when all is said and done. Can’t wait to see it develop as the months go by.🥰