This interpretation of “no dig gardening” makes me very anxious 😅Although gotta admit its quite creative. Usually you lay cardboard, then a thick layer of soil/compost/mulch, then you plant your seedlings in that soil. With your method, the soil is basically keeping the cardboard from flying away but I fear it wont contribute to nutrition to your seedlings in any way, since your roots will be stuck underneath the cardboard… Same goes for any amendments you would add later on. Wont feed your plants until the cardboard is disintegrated (likely not before a year or so). Curious to see how it goes
Shalom, I am a 61 year old single woman living in spring Branch Texas I recently ran across your channel and I want you to know you are such an inspiration to me ! I just love watching all your new projects, you are so pleasant to watch and listen to .......May our heavenly Father continue to bless you abundantly 🙏 Amein
Thank you for supporting her channel. Reading your comment makes me very happy. I find it a great source of motivation because I am also a content creator like her.
Just a suggestion, it helps to put the cardboard down a little bit earlier to kill off the vegetation. That way your plants won't be competing for nutrients
I’m always impressed by your work and the attention of consistently using safety protection. What an accomplishment in building your own piece of paradise. The stream is my favorite feature of your property.
Dear Maya, New subscriber here. I think the image of you pushing your wheelbarrow in a summer dress wearing rubber boots will make me smile all week. The joy you express in everything you do makes these videos so fun to watch. Thank you for sharing your adventure with us! Cheers from Colorado in the US.
Hello! I enjoy watching your videos and I am so excited every time you upload a new video! Thank you so much for sharing your life and your property. We own a beautiful property also in Northwest Pennsylvania, USA and have done a ton of work on it too but nothing compared to you! You are an inspiration! Thanks for being you!
Maya... I don't have the words to express how inspired I am by all you have done. I was born in Portugal, so binge watching your videos gives me such a full heart. I love your motivation, your positive spirit and most of all your home!! Thank you for sharing your world with us 😁❤️
The mushroom looks like pleated inkcap (Parasola plicatilis), also known as Little Japanese umbrella. I'm glad you went with a bigger window opening even though it was more work! It lets in so much light. Fantastic progress Maya! Also shoutout to your wonderful neighbors & friends like Paul & Shay for helping you on big projects!
Great work Maya you should feel so proud of yourself not only taking on all these projects but crushing them. Hope your wrist feels much better after a rest x
Good morning from Canada! You are making such beautiful and useful changes to your property, Maya! I've never seen gardening like this, but it makes perfect sense. We are learning so much about planting methods that are easier and healthier. Whatever you do is so well thought out, methodical and has a beautiful design. Great job!! Thank you for sharing your amazing adventure.
More greetings from Canada. I very much enjoy watching you do everything with so much energy & enthusiasm. You’re accomplishing so much & are so much fun to watch. I’m glad that you have such great help. Thanks for sharing.👍🏻😘🇨🇦
I thought it funny that you rebuilt and accomplished so much harder things but you feel like you can’t grow your own food. You got this. Every garden takes time to discover what thrives etc. you are amazing ❤
Hello Maya. Been following your journey and we are very happy to see your progress. The property is turning out lovely, well done! It is such a Inspiration for us to see you out there doing things on your own. We are on the very beggining of our off grid journey in Spain. We are restoring an abandoned olive farm with a 300+ years old stone house. Hopely to get some progress too. Thank you
07:28 I see now that the window hole was only, like, 80% done before the balcony-prop work was done! Now they're there, and you're doing the finishing work with the window hole, it's now getting beautifully square! Such good and well done work, Maya. Also: Good neighbours are worth their weight in gold, eh?
You did awesome with the window. With the Portugal Sun burning up the veggie plants I suggest that you put shade cloths over the lettuce, tomatoes and any other delicate plants. Pepper plants love the heat but the sun can burn the plant. I enjoyed this video. I love how you're not afraid to try new things and that you get right in there helping and doing the same thing the men are doing. I just love your paradise . P.S. You are so close to 100 thousand , so congratulations now from me cause by next week you should have had to it that mark, at least I hope so.
Your home will be amazing. Hope you consider painting the balustrade on the balcony a deep forest green. I hope you consider adding shutters to the windows, too. 🙏🌻☀️🐈
Hello there Maya, Marcos from south Spain here, I will give you some advice, the cupboards that you use for ur garden for should would not be contain colors and sings, they are made of metals and some of them are consider heavy metals, the ones that are very toxic for us and for the enviroment, if they are made for burning the cupboard its ok, but I think the red ones are made of toxic inks, so maybe its not a good idea to use them for ur garden becouse they will pollute the soild and enter in the plants.
Great work, ma'am. You continue to be an inspiration for the younger generations to build a future that they dream of and a reminder to all that their dreams are attainable.
We were in Portugal last week! ( a big deal for Aussies @ 30hrs + travel time! ✈️ ) I thought of you every time I saw acacia (wattle) and gum (eucalyptus) trees! My husband was amazed to see Aussie natives EVERYWHERE around Porto ……but I was ready for it due to seeing you manage growth on your land! Love your show, keep up the great work. Di
I don't know it anyone has suggested this yet, but raised bed gardening does wonders for your yield. It would require lots of soil and wood or railroad ties. We used this method with great results. We rimmed it with marigolds as they help with the pests.
Good morning. It said, add a comment, so this is purely that from a retired English builder regarding in this case window fitting. This in no way a criticism because I don't know your circumstances, but from experience I would have positioned a frame, even temporary if necessary, in situ then on the same principal as shuttering for concrete, spend time making formwork accurate, which is not heavy work, then build up to it with ease instead of making the heavy part heavier than necessary. Loving your spirit. Peace & Best Wishes.
Love watching you. You’re a really hard worker. So proud of you. I wish I could still do what I want to. Very discouraging. Your plants look really nice and healthy. Don’t forget to rotate your crops. Good luck. May the Lord continue to bless you.
Maya, I love the flower design in the wall around the corner from where you were creating a window opening. I just finished watching your videos a second time and I love them.
After you harvest whatever cover the area with black plastic weighed down or pegged down. Dig a small trench on the high side so no water can get under it. You will have to sacrifice one growing season but you will be left with amazing weed free soil. The lack of water and extreme heat under the plastic will kill all weeds and seeds.
I like your place, there is a river flowing beside it. Also I can see to all of your videos that you are very happy with matching dancing. I am very happy for you.
Hello, I have been binge watching your videos and following your adventure and Wow ! your such a strong , happy and lovely soul . You just tackle problems and move on , I wish I had just an once of your grit when I was your age , my life would be far different now, loving watching you live your dream , these videos are gold to me, they make me happy
Great Job!!! I also get tired and problems in my joints from building work. I thought its my age but actually its that the work is really hard. I gained respect for professional builders working their whole lives like this. You are getting really compétant with all the tools its very empowering. And yes bigger is better for the window because the frames take a lot of space and the standard sizes don't go very small so you end up having to pay for custom window. Bet your're looking forward to an inside bathroom. Its also been cold and raining in France this spring it makes working outside harder. But I a few weeks I'll complain that its too hot 😂 enjoy your week
I am really enjoying the background music. I admire your taking on this project. Windows seem to be tricky and you make it look easy. I hope your garden grows well. Take care and God bless.
Maya, you are definitely an inspiration. The window looks great. Thanks, Paul, for your help. You both benefit from helping one another. Good luck with your garden. Many people use the cardboard method. I first saw Sarah Backmo debit in Sweeden. It is very effective. You have a beautiful spot there with the river.❤
Maya, you are so inspirational achieving so much by getting into each project, I have no dought your home is going to end up beautiful from Tyrone Down under !!
Another amazing achievement Maya … that view from the window is stunning !! Well done on cutting the stone and then plastering it so as to neaten it up ! What a good friend you are to Paul in helping with the rendering at his place after he helped with breaking out the window ..… this epitomisers good neighbourliness 😊 Durban SA🇿🇦
Maya.....how did you end up in Portugal? I think a Maya history lesson episode would be fantastic! It's a huge step to move out of your home country essentially by yourself! I'd love to hear the story how you left germany....and made it to Portugal.
Hey Maya, Falls es noch niemand geschrieben hat. Das mit dem Karton ist eine super Sache. Habe ich auch schon gemacht. Nur solltest du die mit den Aufdrucken rausschneiden / weglassen. Weil die Farbe sonst in den Boden geht und dann vielleicht in dein Essen. Ich mag dein Projekt sehr. Wirklich klasse wieviel Liebe du in diesen Ort steckst. Grüße
Maya you are incredible in how you have learned to restore your stone cabins like a professional! You are an inspiration to all of us! It’s all coming together so finely and quickly if I may say! Love your channel ! ❤
Hi Maya, love to watch your UA-cam channel from Miami, such an inspiration that you can do whatever it is you would like to do just by watching you. Many blessings, love, creativity and abundance going your way.
Maya, you are making wonderful progress 💓 Regarding your struggle pushing the wheelbarrow through the tall grass: I wanted to share that Pulling it behind you can often need less effort ( although perhaps more balance😊) Love watching your awesome work and land. Cheers
If your body is hurting its telling you hey wait a minute I need to rest! Take time to let your body heal! Rome wasnt build in a day! You need rest to do your best! Blessings to you!!!
Seus vídeo são incríveis e inspiradores. Seu lar é lindo, Maya! Continue produzindo esse conteúdo magnífico e inspirador! Um abraço do Brasil. Obrigado!
Keep up the great work. I admire how you are gaining so many skills because you are willing to try doing these tasks. Kudos to you! I always enjoy following your videos every week.
Why did you not dig out the old soil and weeds and made a proper bed for the vegetables? I have never seen it been done like that before but maybe I'm old fashioned. I really hope it will work out for you and if it does maybe I should give it a try myself. Can't wait to see how it turns out. Never too old to try something new!! Brilliant video and good luck with the build and the veggies.
She already gave the answer in the video. With this method there is minimal disturbance of microbiotics in the soil. And the cardboard will starve the grass and weeds from sunlight, so they will die pretty quickly, turning into compost in place. All in all this is quicker, less labour intensive and environmentally better. The only possible problem is the cardboard blowing away in the wind before the plants are firmly rooted in the soil below.
Maya, instead of a carton which is practically free but very perishable you can use ground cover fabric. It's cheap on Amazon I placed it in my shrub beds in 2019 and still don't have weeds. Basically the same method you use now but much more durable, just instead of shrubs you can grow vegetables
Well done more hard working getting done, You are amazing imho. I am so happy for you the way your channel has grown, it's just wonderful. I wish you nothing but the best. I hope your hand heals fast and well. Take care of it. Hey that's just the grandma coming out in me lol lol. Have a great day Much Love.
Hi from Canada 🦋 .... just a tip.... I also used cardboard to control weeds a few years back in my 'organic' veggie garden only to discover that most cardboard contains a lot of glue and chemicals... ruining any attempt at organics. Just a decision you make for yourself... whichever works best for you☺ By the way, the mushroom looks a lot like a black footed maramius... but I'm not 100% sure because I don't know Portuguese mushrooms at all...
This interpretation of “no dig gardening” makes me very anxious 😅Although gotta admit its quite creative.
Usually you lay cardboard, then a thick layer of soil/compost/mulch, then you plant your seedlings in that soil. With your method, the soil is basically keeping the cardboard from flying away but I fear it wont contribute to nutrition to your seedlings in any way, since your roots will be stuck underneath the cardboard… Same goes for any amendments you would add later on. Wont feed your plants until the cardboard is disintegrated (likely not before a year or so). Curious to see how it goes
Impressive stone work! Well done, Maya. I am so in awe of your "can do" spirit. You are an inspiration. Thank you for sharing your journey.
Thank you so much!
Shalom, I am a 61 year old single woman living in spring Branch Texas I recently ran across your channel and I want you to know you are such an inspiration to me ! I just love watching all your new projects, you are so pleasant to watch and listen to .......May our heavenly Father continue to bless you abundantly 🙏 Amein
Thank you for supporting her channel. Reading your comment makes me very happy. I find it a great source of motivation because I am also a content creator like her.
How Ru❤❤❤
Fishing for ...😅 @@bambooforestgirl
Closing in on 100K subscribers! Excellent! It's been a joy watching you slowly, but steadily transform the place.
Maya, you are very lucky to have neighbours like this. Great work
I can see why they don't mind helping her she is such a hard worker and seems to know just what needs to be done.
Paul's a legend. So glad he was there to help you. It's nice to see a helpers face😇
Just a suggestion, it helps to put the cardboard down a little bit earlier to kill off the vegetation. That way your plants won't be competing for nutrients
I’m always impressed by your work and the attention of consistently using safety protection. What an accomplishment in building your own piece of paradise. The stream is my favorite feature of your property.
Dear Maya, New subscriber here. I think the image of you pushing your wheelbarrow in a summer dress wearing rubber boots will make me smile all week. The joy you express in everything you do makes these videos so fun to watch. Thank you for sharing your adventure with us! Cheers from Colorado in the US.
I'm so happy about that new window. It gives great light indoors but that view is KILLER. Congrats!
Hello! I enjoy watching your videos and I am so excited every time you upload a new video! Thank you so much for sharing your life and your property. We own a beautiful property also in Northwest Pennsylvania, USA and have done a ton of work on it too but nothing compared to you! You are an inspiration! Thanks for being you!
Maya... I don't have the words to express how inspired I am by all you have done. I was born in Portugal, so binge watching your videos gives me such a full heart. I love your motivation, your positive spirit and most of all your home!! Thank you for sharing your world with us 😁❤️
ALWAYS fun to watch! Please wear a mask when cutting anything dusty , there's lot of horror stories on safety sites if you don't , Wood is bad too.
The mushroom looks like pleated inkcap (Parasola plicatilis), also known as Little Japanese umbrella. I'm glad you went with a bigger window opening even though it was more work! It lets in so much light. Fantastic progress Maya! Also shoutout to your wonderful neighbors & friends like Paul & Shay for helping you on big projects!
Thanks for posting and sharing. The natural product you talked about sounds like a very helpful supplement.
Great work Maya you should feel so proud of yourself not only taking on all these projects but crushing them. Hope your wrist feels much better after a rest x
I love how well you and Paul work together. You are both so hardworking.
Cardboard seems a great way to prevent weed incursion. Would it be useful to stake the cardboard down to prevent the wind from blowing it all away?
With a sufficient load of compost on top, specially with it covering the edges well, it shouldn't be necessary, but it can't hurt.
BEAUTIFUL, SIMPLE, CONTAGIOUS JOY, PERFECT AT WORK. DESERVES ALL THE ADMIRATION
Maya is hard working . Persistent in her plan to improve her life.
It’s Sunday morning in the USA, time for breakfast with Maya❤
Good morning from Canada! You are making such beautiful and useful changes to your property, Maya! I've never seen gardening like this, but it makes perfect sense. We are learning so much about planting methods that are easier and healthier. Whatever you do is so well thought out, methodical and has a beautiful design. Great job!! Thank you for sharing your amazing adventure.
Thank you very much, greetings to Canada!
More greetings from Canada. I very much enjoy watching you do everything with so much energy & enthusiasm. You’re accomplishing so much & are so much fun to watch. I’m glad that you have such great help. Thanks for sharing.👍🏻😘🇨🇦
I just love how you just get stuck into any project. You just use any tools. So impressive!!!
Super to grow and build things. So positive! ❤
I thought it funny that you rebuilt and accomplished so much harder things but you feel like you can’t grow your own food. You got this. Every garden takes time to discover what thrives etc. you are amazing ❤
Isn't it amazing the skills you are learning since you moved here. You're amazing Maya!!
Hello Maya. Been following your journey and we are very happy to see your progress. The property is turning out lovely, well done! It is such a Inspiration for us to see you out there doing things on your own. We are on the very beggining of our off grid journey in Spain. We are restoring an abandoned olive farm with a 300+ years old stone house. Hopely to get some progress too. Thank you
Good luck with all that you’re taking on. I hope that you have great success & enjoy the journey.🍀🤞👍🏻🇨🇦
@@pdq5465 thank you so much
07:28 I see now that the window hole was only, like, 80% done before the balcony-prop work was done! Now they're there, and you're doing the finishing work with the window hole, it's now getting beautifully square! Such good and well done work, Maya. Also: Good neighbours are worth their weight in gold, eh?
You did awesome with the window. With the Portugal Sun burning up the veggie plants I suggest that you put shade cloths over the lettuce, tomatoes and any other delicate plants. Pepper plants love the heat but the sun can burn the plant. I enjoyed this video. I love how you're not afraid to try new things and that you get right in there helping and doing the same thing the men are doing. I just love your paradise . P.S. You are so close to 100 thousand , so congratulations now from me cause by next week you should have had to it that mark, at least I hope so.
I hope you soon get your 100,000 subscribers. You deserve it very much. You have so much to do but you keep working at it.
Your home will be amazing. Hope you consider painting the balustrade on the balcony a deep forest green. I hope you consider adding shutters to the windows, too. 🙏🌻☀️🐈
Maya, all gardening thrives, depends how much effort you put into it. A intention is what plans love.
Hello there Maya, Marcos from south Spain here, I will give you some advice, the cupboards that you use for ur garden for should would not be contain colors and sings, they are made of metals and some of them are consider heavy metals, the ones that are very toxic for us and for the enviroment, if they are made for burning the cupboard its ok, but I think the red ones are made of toxic inks, so maybe its not a good idea to use them for ur garden becouse they will pollute the soild and enter in the plants.
Great work, ma'am. You continue to be an inspiration for the younger generations to build a future that they dream of and a reminder to all that their dreams are attainable.
We were in Portugal last week! ( a big deal for Aussies @ 30hrs + travel time! ✈️ )
I thought of you every time I saw acacia (wattle) and gum (eucalyptus) trees! My husband was amazed to see Aussie natives EVERYWHERE around Porto ……but I was ready for it due to seeing you manage growth on your land! Love your show, keep up the great work. Di
This is just amazing! The dedication and hard work for such great outcomes. I have enjoyed all the content and look forward to more.
I have never seen that method of gardening. I am curious! I can't wait to see your garden grow! And I love what you're doing with your house!
I don't know it anyone has suggested this yet, but raised bed gardening does wonders for your yield. It would require lots of soil and wood or railroad ties. We used this method with great results. We rimmed it with marigolds as they help with the pests.
You are just incredible! I can’t wait to see the finished product!
Maya I see there is a Hosta plant near to your new garden. I would remove that as it attracts snails and slugs
Good morning. It said, add a comment, so this is purely that from a retired English builder regarding in this case window fitting. This in no way a criticism because I don't know your circumstances, but from experience I would have positioned a frame, even temporary if necessary, in situ then on the same principal as shuttering for concrete, spend time making formwork accurate, which is not heavy work, then build up to it with ease instead of making the heavy part heavier than necessary. Loving your spirit. Peace & Best Wishes.
Love watching you. You’re a really hard worker. So proud of you. I wish I could still do what I want to. Very discouraging. Your plants look really nice and healthy.
Don’t forget to rotate your crops. Good luck. May the Lord continue to bless you.
Agreed……you are becoming quite skilled at the mortar and stonework….I’m impressed 👍🏻👍🏻
Maya, I love the flower design in the wall around the corner from where you were creating a window opening. I just finished watching your videos a second time and I love them.
This house will have your touch on it. Good for you.
Girl you rock. Your vegetable garden will bring an awesome harvest...the rain came at the right time👌👌
After you harvest whatever cover the area with black plastic weighed down or pegged down. Dig a small trench on the high side so no water can get under it. You will have to sacrifice one growing season but you will be left with amazing weed free soil. The lack of water and extreme heat under the plastic will kill all weeds and seeds.
Hi Maya good job! and you painted the balcony gray

I love a new garden. A true symbol of hope 🙂
I like your place, there is a river flowing beside it. Also I can see to all of your videos that you are very happy with matching dancing. I am very happy for you.
Bravo Maya❤
Hello, I have been binge watching your videos and following your adventure and Wow ! your such a strong , happy and lovely soul . You just tackle problems and move on , I wish I had just an once of your grit when I was your age , my life would be far different now, loving watching you live your dream , these videos are gold to me, they make me happy
Great Job!!! I also get tired and problems in my joints from building work. I thought its my age but actually its that the work is really hard. I gained respect for professional builders working their whole lives like this. You are getting really compétant with all the tools its very empowering. And yes bigger is better for the window because the frames take a lot of space and the standard sizes don't go very small so you end up having to pay for custom window. Bet your're looking forward to an inside bathroom. Its also been cold and raining in France this spring it makes working outside harder. But I a few weeks I'll complain that its too hot 😂 enjoy your week
Nicely done. Meeting the challenges head on and making your place functional as well as beautiful. Hello from Florida.
Good morning from Texas. I also use cardboard in my garden, but I cover the cardboard with straw. I also disturb the soil underneath. Viel Glück!
I am really enjoying the background music. I admire your taking on this project. Windows seem to be tricky and you make it look easy. I hope your garden grows well. Take care and God bless.
Maya, you are definitely an inspiration. The window looks great. Thanks, Paul, for your help. You both benefit from helping one another. Good luck with your garden. Many people use the cardboard method. I first saw Sarah Backmo debit in Sweeden. It is very effective. You have a beautiful spot there with the river.❤
You are perfect example of a Visionary
Beautiful work. You have learned a lot about stonework over the time you have been working on the old house.
Maya, you are so inspirational achieving so much by getting into each project, I have no dought your home is going to end up beautiful from Tyrone Down under !!
Bonjour maya
Quelle plaisir de découvrir cette nouvelle aventure 😊
Another amazing achievement Maya … that view from the window is stunning !! Well done on cutting the stone and then plastering it so as to neaten it up ! What a good friend you are to Paul in helping with the rendering at his place after he helped with breaking out the window ..… this epitomisers good neighbourliness 😊 Durban SA🇿🇦
You are GORGEOUS Maya🤩🤩
Great work maya.uour progress is amazing❤❤
Maya.....how did you end up in Portugal? I think a Maya history lesson episode would be fantastic! It's a huge step to move out of your home country essentially by yourself! I'd love to hear the story how you left germany....and made it to Portugal.
Amazing 🌹
Hey Maya,
Falls es noch niemand geschrieben hat. Das mit dem Karton ist eine super Sache. Habe ich auch schon gemacht. Nur solltest du die mit den Aufdrucken rausschneiden / weglassen. Weil die Farbe sonst in den Boden geht und dann vielleicht in dein Essen.
Ich mag dein Projekt sehr. Wirklich klasse wieviel Liebe du in diesen Ort steckst.
Grüße
Maya you are incredible in how you have learned to restore your stone cabins like a professional! You are an inspiration to all of us! It’s all coming together so finely and quickly if I may say! Love your channel ! ❤
Hi Maya, love to watch your UA-cam channel from Miami, such an inspiration that you can do whatever it is you would like to do just by watching you. Many blessings, love, creativity and abundance going your way.
Well done!!!
Hey Maya.great to.see.the garden.growing.
Wet the cardboard well with no dig methods.
Good work, as always, Maya💪🏻👏🏻
Sehr beeindruckend ! Ich schaue sehr gerne deine Fortschritte an. Bewundere deine Motivation!
Maya, you are making wonderful progress 💓 Regarding your struggle pushing the wheelbarrow through the tall grass: I wanted to share that Pulling it behind you can often need less effort ( although perhaps more balance😊) Love watching your awesome work and land. Cheers
If your body is hurting its telling you hey wait a minute I need to rest! Take time to let your body heal!
Rome wasnt build in a day!
You need rest to do your best!
Blessings to you!!!
Seus vídeo são incríveis e inspiradores. Seu lar é lindo, Maya! Continue produzindo esse conteúdo magnífico e inspirador! Um abraço do Brasil. Obrigado!
Keep up the great work. I admire how you are gaining so many skills because you are willing to try doing these tasks. Kudos to you! I always enjoy following your videos every week.
Thank you Alan! 😊
Why did you not dig out the old soil and weeds and made a proper bed for the vegetables? I have never seen it been done like that before but maybe I'm old fashioned. I really hope it will work out for you and if it does maybe I should give it a try myself. Can't wait to see how it turns out. Never too old to try something new!! Brilliant video and good luck with the build and the veggies.
I don't understand this method eighter, maybe in Portugal it has more basis with hot climat
She already gave the answer in the video. With this method there is minimal disturbance of microbiotics in the soil. And the cardboard will starve the grass and weeds from sunlight, so they will die pretty quickly, turning into compost in place. All in all this is quicker, less labour intensive and environmentally better. The only possible problem is the cardboard blowing away in the wind before the plants are firmly rooted in the soil below.
@apveening and I think a few stakes would hold it securely
@@gaiabreeze Correct.
This girl is on fire 🎉🎵
Good job Maya! I happy to see you have a wrist brace. Now give your wrists a chance to fully recover so the strain does not turn in to tendonitis.
Love it Maya! You did an amazing job! The view is beautiful
Schon wieder eiin beeindruckendes Video.
Maya, instead of a carton which is practically free but very perishable you can use ground cover fabric. It's cheap on Amazon
I placed it in my shrub beds in 2019 and still don't have weeds. Basically the same method you use now but much more durable, just instead of shrubs you can grow vegetables
Not as eco friendly as cardboard.😊
So satisfying to watch thank you! And keep up the great work
looking stunning 😉 well done
Keep going Maya x
Well done more hard working getting done, You are amazing imho. I am so happy for you the way your channel has grown, it's just wonderful. I wish you nothing but the best. I hope your hand heals fast and well. Take care of it. Hey that's just the grandma coming out in me lol lol. Have a great day Much Love.
Nice job 😊
I love your channel. You inspire me so much each week.
Looks really good!🎉
That is impressive work. Well done!!!
Good job.
Looking forward to seeing your vege garden grow….great job on the window, love how you and Paul help each other out……
Hi from Canada 🦋 .... just a tip.... I also used cardboard to control weeds a few years back in my 'organic' veggie garden only to discover that most cardboard contains a lot of glue and chemicals... ruining any attempt at organics. Just a decision you make for yourself... whichever works best for you☺ By the way, the mushroom looks a lot like a black footed maramius... but I'm not 100% sure because I don't know Portuguese mushrooms at all...
its nice to see you taking more respiratory precaution!
Nice job on the garden and the window!
Excellent effort!!! I hurt for you just from watching and being so tense. It's an amazing transformation. May the Light shine in your life
That's a good size window, glad you didn't make it smaller because size will be lost with the framing! 🙂
Beautiful work, congratulations!
Bravo👏🏼 Well-done😄❤️🇺🇸
always amazed