Winter Property Tour
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
- Okey dokey - here we go! This is the first video of our 'Good Life For All' series - which will go for however long it can go for. Each Monday I'll drop a new video sharing practical skills for making a good life in your home and beyond - all to help create abundance, joy and climate resilience for you and your community.
This first video is a little tour of our property to give you a sense of what's happening in our landscape and why we do what we do. Enjoy!
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The garden is incredible but your view is phenomenal!!!
We know - insane location, we pinch ourselves daily :-)
Yes, definitely the good life happening on that patch.
Thanks for sharing 💗 This kind of lifestyle is the key to creating a better world for all living beings x
YAY!!! I just love your channel!! Your garden is beautiful!!
It's great to see you back, keep up the good work.
Love the video! Quick question - what was the quick growing hedge plant behind the Mexican sage?
She said it was native hop bush. Dodonaea viscosa
@@nevernevereverland That's the one :-)
The update on your property is amazing, so well done and inspiring. Can’t wait to see more videos and receive your book.
Very inspirational and I love your ethics. I have purchased the book to read and share. Thank you!!
Hi Hannah, I love your premaculture garden. It's my dream. But my request is about Brussel sprouts. Tassie is similar to Canberra weather, Do/Can you grow them? Wrong season but could you do a video next autumn on how to grow the towers to. Are they the same as the kale trees maybe?
Good on you. As a suburban Melbournite it’s awesome to see what you’ve been able to achieve on the “marginal” land. So vibrant and alive.
Super Doooooper to have you guys back,Thank you :)
I’ve missed your videos so much. Thanks for the update of your beautiful property.
So beautiful and hmmm now I’m thinking about painting my house. Xx
What a beautiful paradise you have created.
How do you keep possums out of your edibles? It's a never ending battle to try to keep them out of the system here (up north in Tassie) on our 4 acres out in the bush. We have tried to create enclosed areas but the possums are always one step ahead of us and keep finding ways to break in and once they do, they can do an incredible amount of damage. Your garden looks fabulously productive. Awesome job guys! :)
Thank you for sharing and inspiring 💚💕💚💕💚💕💚
What a wonderful place you two (oops, three!)have created. Thank you for your entertaining and informative tour, much appreciated.
Looking forward to the upcoming videos etc.
Gratitude from lockdown in southeast Queensland😀❤️😀❤️
Love you and the work you are doing! So inspiring!
Lovely and so inspiring to many tiny home food forest. Need to build upon more composting and nutrient companion planting. Tricky here in central Texas! 😊
Great introduction video, I'm looking forward to what's to come. I could watch a hour long property tour, hoping for longer format videos in the future.
Great to see.
I'm currently setting up my own permaculture property on 2.5 acres in northern Tas.
Wonderful - have fun!
@@GoodLifePermaculture
Thanks so much will do
Looks great Hana. It’s great to see how far you guys have come
After the recent chaotic weather everyone around the world has been experiencing. Your video felt just like the arrival of Spring, bringing much needed hope to us all! Also, what you guys have achieved on what is akin to a mountain slope, is a big kick up the backside for not making more use of my own garden! Thank you for the inspiration!
Yes, crazy times indeed - the more we can share hope, the better.
Fantastic! So great to see how much has happened since you moved in. Inspirational. Thanks for sharing.
So happy to see another video--especially since it's winter where you are! Thanks for always being so upbeat and for giving such good info!! I'm looking forward to your next video. Take good care.
Wow your property is looking fantastic. Homestead dream! I can't wait till our little homestead one day grows into aomething incredible like you have. Thank you for sharing 🌱❤
I've been watching your videos right from the beginning and it's amazing how everything is developing 🤗👍💚
Hard work paying off 💚🌱 love the imperfections complimenting the productivity.
As a long time watcher, I'm so impressed with what you have achieved (and not just on the block). Fantastic. And such a difficult site. Congrats.
Thanks so much :-)
You mean "South Hobart" don't you. I have similar steep landscaping problems here at the bottom of Hillborough road. The soil here is also super hydrophobic. Good to know that some of your bees might be working to pollinate my vegies and providing you with honey!
Absolutely enjoyed watching your video, your work is amazing. You are a very inspirational family.
What an amazing job you have done Hannah. Such a beautiful and productive garden xx Cathi xx
I am so glad to see you bubble up in my UA-cam feed. My wife and I are thinking seriously of relocating to Tassie from Queensland and developing a permaculture garden because we have something similar in Queensland, although we didn't know it at the time when we purchased our house, so we may need your help when we get down there. I have subscribed to your channel and look forward to the next update. Cheers!
I was pleased to hear that kale can be pruned in a way to keep it going over several years. I have a Tuscan kale growing on Ngunnawal country (cold winters and hot dry summers) that has been going for about a year but is starting to flower as the weather warms up.
Do you know if it will die after flowering? Could I perhaps stop it from flowering to keep it going? Keen to have a constant supply and turn it into a kale tree if possible so any advice would be appreciated!
thank you for this tour and explanation !! your garden is inspiring and also very educational, I didn't really understand food forests until watching this!! Also has planted some good ideas in my mind and makes me excited to get back outside :D
Amazing! I am so jealous of the feijoas, our winter is way too harsh for them. We are on a hillside too, so I'm picking up some tips :-).
Amazing and inspirational! Learning so much, thank you 🌱❤️
What an inspiration you are, we recently moved to south Gippsland, large suburban block with some pretty major drainage issues, we can’t wait to start our garden but looking at how we are going to face these issues! Looking forward to seeing more of your videos!
It is all looing so wonderful and I can only imagine how incredible it is. Love the roof climb for your goats.
Thanks for the tour! Such a beautiful home you guys have created and so productive, thanks for sharing your knowledge.
Yay. Can't wait for more videos. Your content is so helpful.
I see you got lots of comfrey there fantastic stuff glad you see you again blessings from Metung xx
What a beautiful view 🥰 great video thanks from 🇬🇧
So inspirational, thanks for sharing your knowledge
Wow, so inspiring! I’m fascinated by your goats! I’d love to get some.
Brilliant - really enjoyable. I look forward to seeing more.
Definitely need to see more from you guys. Would also love to see you on Gardening Australia more often
Creating a Good Life for everybody! Love this!
Excited to see you back again! Love your goats
Great job guys. What a view too!
more conten about tour and planting
You must feel so satisfied with how this is all growing according to your plans. There has been so much work involved! It’s looking amazing!
Yes! A combination of satisfied and relieved :-D
Thanks for sharing Hannah
Keep up the great work
Yay!!! Thanks so much Hannah (and family) for sharing what you're doing and how we can learn from that. Cheers from Launceston!
Looks awesome! Love how you stabilised the banks. Amazing what you can come up with with a bit of creative thinking and ingenuity.
Lovely! Thank you for sharing your space here. We’d love to hear more stories and details about your goats in the future, hopefully you can share more of that too. 👏👏👏
Welcome back! I'm looking forward to seeing more of what you do on your farm.