I’ll show you the most important first steps in creating a garden that will last a lifetime. Do this before building your raised garden beds, plant your in ground flower garden, or and other type of backyard garden or front yard garden.
The process of properly preparing the foundation and underground utilities for a garden space is the key to creating a highly functional garden with minimal long term maintenance and maximum yield. After over 15 years of creating home gardens I’m finally creating my dream garden in my backyard by drawing on everything I’ve learned from previous gardens to create a space that it beautifully, functional, and long lasting. This is a lot of work up front, but it will pay off ten fold in the amount of time, effort, and headaches that often arise when the foundation of a garden space is not properly designed and built from the beginning. So do yourself a favor and do it right the first time!
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I hope you really mean it when you say MANY MORE videos to come. I learn so much from you.
I use a lot of cardboard in my gardening and I'm happy to learn about Ram board. I had never heard of that before, so thank you!
Why did you choose pea gravel instead of DG as the top layer this time?
I feel like I would want to walk around barefoot and it would be easier in DG 😆
Hot dang that's some impressive work
It looks absolutely awesome!
Ummm, since there are so many of you now. I think you should let me take, at least, one of you to my home! 😂🤩👍🏼
I can’t wait to see what is in store for the rest of this masterpiece. Amazing job gardening AND editing!
You are giving me ideas…. I love what you are doing.
The way you put this video together was really cool! It took me a while to figure out all the extra people were you! Very interesting.
Love this. Thank you so much for sharing.
Wow! You are an amazingly detailed gardener. I don't think I have the energy or OCD to pull this off. All I gotta say is you better not change your mind 2 years down the road!
Kyle. Dude, you did a really awesome job. Man I made a mistake by not putting cardboard down on the ground before I put in the mulch. Now all the weeds and grass are coming through. But still nice to have 4 garden beds all seeded up for spring. Keep up the good works. Super impressive.
Are you just repurposing the same space over and over with different gardens?
Who else is waiting to see him on HGTV 😂
I love your orchard videos (I added 5 fruit trees to my suburban yard thanks to you!), but this has to be my new favourite video. Your patience and attention to detail is amazing and I can only imagine how long this took. Can't wait to see the next videos in this process!!
You are back! I’m glad to see you again, your backyard looks amazing 🎉
I’m so excited to finally see this series! I can’t even fathom how much planning and work went into this.
what the heck that was so complicated and over the top. But I admire your energy and work ethic and thoroughness
This is a wonderful video thank you for posting.
Inspiring work
Wow! You have mad skills! I love it!
Phenomenal! But why raised garden beds instead of keeping what you had before? What are you getting from the raised beds that you were not getting from what you had before?
Beautiful🎉 all dat in 16mins lol….😅.
Great video! I need to create multiples of myself for my garden work too! 😂 Your garden beds are beautiful, well done.
Good job, please keep up the awesome work , you help so many people by sharing your knowledge with others.
Well done, can't wait for the rest.
Where did you end up moving the stock tank pool? Do you still have it?
Incredible
With all this up front material cost and effort, by the time this starts to pay off (avoiding grocery store produce prices)… It'll be time to start paying money and doing work to repair and replace parts of the infrastructure.
Yay! 🎉 Glad to have you returning to share your knowledge!
Just beautiful!