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I LOVE black currant! Would grow it if I wasn't living in the desert!

I kind of sad to hear it. My husband and i dont sit down to watch the same programing on tv very much, as our interests differ. However, this program we did watch together and enthusiastically i might add. UA-cam on our devices, as a couple, just isn't the same. 😔

Amazing human Ingenuity and empathy

What size bag of soil less soil?

How many acres is this land?

The Humane Gardener has a different perspective on this. They are part of this planet, as are we. Coexist.

I’d love to see Craig’s favorite tomato seed saving method. I’ve seen a ton of variations and clearly whatever he does is working really well!

Let food be thy medicine and Medicine be thy food famous saying and so true

Been wanting to do this for a long time but live in Florida have heard stories of piles Catching Fire what are your thoughts on this

What a great episode. Their story is so inspiring …as is their garden!

Is there a link to the tower one with wheels? I have been looking for that one. Thanks for inspiring us gardners to think outside the box. ❤

Excellent practices

What a beautiful love story, truly the Garden of Eden.

Enjoyable. It's raining outside now, so what a great time to plan with Susan and you, Joe!

Awesome garden, remember you on pbs, was inspired. But not until retirement realized the vision of transforming my overgrown backyard into a four-bed garden. Now have tomatos,herbs , brassicas, lettuce, corn, etc., my cherry tomatoes from last fall really took off, replanted itself, fresh vegs. at my fingertips 😎 now to get neatness and companion planting down to its art form is my next challenge.....THANK YOU FOR ALL YOUR ADVICE AND TIPS.

I love tomatoes just started growing them from organic Tomatoes bought in the grocery store. Not much variety though need to buy some seeds from a good source can you recommend someone or does Craig sell seeds

Awesome ideas 💡 go back to nature she does it best we do not need chemicals

Beautiful couple and story! I have to visit Chanticleer one day!!

That is one beautiful garden!

This is one of my favorite subscriptions.

I've just recently discovered your shows/podcast, do you all still sell plants at the Alpharetta farmers market? I am now listening to the podcast all day while I work (remodeling homes) and just started watching this channel when I get home....yes, I'm addicted!

I ordered from Stark Brothers and was extremely disappointed to get trees with zero branches.

Wonderful story imagination and innovation

Awesome

Love all these wonderful ideas

Food for thought

Love your show your ideas and your energy

What a beautiful garden what size bolt cutters do you recommend for the cattle panels

Amazing information. Thanks for sharing.

Im in N.Y and i raise the last generation of Monarchs before they leave. I made a huge front yard Butterfly garden 3 years ago. I grow the swamp milkweed along with all kinds of flowers. They love the zinnias.

I agree with Niki, hand watering is my time with the garden.

I started seed starting all year long and my electric bill is very high. Any suggestions?

My only concern is with hydroponics is all the plastics used, does it absorb into the food? and plastics in the landfills. all so synthetic chemicals, I guess it's good in cases where there is no choice, but soil would always be the best choice, and no till.

Great job c omposters! Having a tuff time composting in dry Phoenix area.

Probably the best show yet Joe!Really enjoyed it.

This is my all time favorite episode! Watching it again today made me remember something my father told me many years ago….My grandfathers favorite tomato was Bonny Best. I’m 71 years old and this is a great feeling. I’m ordering a pack of seeds from Baker Creek right now. Thank-you

Have you considered the Kratki system of hydroponics?

Love watching your show where can I buy the irrigation system like on this show a weedless garden

Love this channel, thank you!

Something we all need to be doing...

Joe...another great episode showcasing a beautiful garden and caretakers/creators of that space. My wife and I feel the same about our gardens and it is our place of refuge, work, creativity, and for us, from a biblical worldview, it's how God intended. Adam and Eve were placed in the garden as caretakers and when I hear people say how connected they feel to their garden(s) it is no surprise to me/us and this story shares a great example of that connectedness. Thanks for sharing their story with us.

This is so heartwarming . Gardening is love 🥰

So why dose the tomato plant always feel wet ?🍅🍅🍅🍅🍅🍅

What a great show!

Do any of the Compost Pedallers clients include residential apartments, senior housing, university campuses, etc.? This would involve a lot less cycling since these sites have so many more residents and waste than a single family household.

Thank you for doing a show on the Desert Southwest. It's hard to find any shows that want to tackle the extreme area.

Beautiful! The only garden of this kind I have visited is Butchart Gardens in Victoria BC. I've been there twice. BREATHTAKING! I assume Chanticlear is similarly breathtaking.

My favorite Philadelphia garden. I keep returning to see what’s new although it still feels like an old friend.

yet another great show, garden & gardener. Dan was a featured speaker at the Georgia Perennial Plant Association Seminar in 2023 and he was fanstasic. His love of gardening, enthusiasm for all things plants, his design(s) and creativity, and his inspiration and encouragement made for a magical afternoon. Thanks ever so much to you and Dan & Peggy Anne for sharing it all with us !!!

By the way Joe and team, today was Day 1 of my knowledge that you post all content on UA-cam for which I’m a Premium Member. Thanks very much for this decision because I gave up cable and broadcast television years ago. Most people see the horizon-traditional media is dying while Internet, private servers, and YT are thriving.