Urban Farm Update.. Happy Permaculture day 2015..

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Hi folks & Happy International Permaculture Day.. Here's a bit of a look at how our little urban farm is travelling along at the moment.. Am looking forward to redesigning our block with Bianca after finishing the Permaculture Design Course.. Subscribing to us here at Bits Out the Back is as easy as clicking below, http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=bnbob01 You can also find Bits Out the Back various social media where we post mini updates on the aquaponics, chooks, worms, wicking bed gardens & other small tidbits daily. www.facebook.com/Bitsouttheback http://bitsouttheback.tumblr.com/ http://instagram.com/bits_out_the_back @bits_out_the_back https://www.pinterest.com/bitsouttheback/ https://twitter.com/RobsUrbanFarm @RobsUrbanFarm Have a great one everyone. Rob. LINKS from clip Air pruning Wicking barrel clip, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VPxj8e2r7H0 Worm farm harvest clip, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ycu2T_mfq5I Aquaponic vlogs, https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBcWprMIwYYhT6tbS7p4mB9T_7Id0owRu All things chicken & Chook, https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBcWprMIwYYiMoNNgEbQh3-SvKR8ReXCB Wicking beds & barrels, https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBcWprMIwYYizRYZra6RRbe_mrPdnXu4G Root Pouches can now be purchased from our online store along with a few aquaponic supplies, http://www.bitsouttheback.net/p/growing-with-root-pouches.html

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can you give me some parsley seeds

Papaya is a super thirsty tree. It needs watering every other day. If you have it in a pot then I would consider watering daily to keep soil moist.

What are the metal wire containers called that your 'stinking rogers' are in? It looks like it is extremely thick and durable..I would love to have something like that for some of my beds. I have black walnut trees in my yard so for most of my veggies, I must grow in raised beds.

Lol

+Danny from myceswickfarm They certainly do Danny. Can't tag you here so will hop over to your profile on YT. Cheers mate.

Hi rob I've just found your site for the root pouch, just wondering do the 113 litre pouches fit into the 200 litre drums that are cut in half, they would work perfectly with our orchard set up cheers.

Thanks for posting all the stuff you do - great help for those others of us who are working at living sustainably and growing our own food. Where is your backyard farm at?

Thanks for the update :)

LOL, nekkid gardening day ? Anyway, good thing the ponics is so prolific ;oD
Cheers Mr Bob !

No kohlrabi? I've put some in, it was in March, and now there very close to harvest!

can u plz translate ur lessones to Arabic please

Hey thanks for the channel. Could you share the Facebook seed saving/sharing group?? Thanks

I am new to your channel but enjoyed this very much! I have just started my first Florida garden this year and it is an experiment. So far most things are growing and 8 banana trees are thriving. I am looking forward to seeing more of your videos. ~Nancy

I am just doing my design to complete a PDC run by Geoff Lawton online, where are you doing yours?

good to see ya

+Larry McColley That would be the Okinawan Spinach (Gynura crepioides) Larry.. Have had a few folks from the States say that they grow it so should be easy enough to find.. It grows very fast from a cutting if you get the chance to get some..
Cheers mate & all the best..

Everything is happening in this Edible Landscape/Urban Permaculture garden! Another very inspiring video clip, thanks Mr Rob Bob! :)

Rob,
:-)
Ron

I had to edit what I posted, Duded! that is the most comprehensive tour you have done yet! You've been holding back on us regulars, :-(

Thanks for such great garden videos. I was trying to make out the name of the Spinach which is said to be a cross between Lettuce and Carrots. I would like to know the name and maybe I can buy some seeds here in the US. I eat a lot of greens and another variety for my garden would be great. Thanks again.

So much fun to watch your Garden grow through the seasons! Thanks for the update