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Back To Eden Film
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15 recommendations and reviews from 15 people
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February 23, 2017
GKRaptorton asked:Been reading up on apartment gardening. We'd like to start with some herbs (like chives and mint). Any advice or reading recommendations?Matthew replied:http://www.backtoedenfilm.com/
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September 29, 2016
Judy E. asked:I'm looking into buying a good tiller for small gardening. Any advice on which one is better for my needs?Pamela V. replied:Check out backtoedenfilm.com first.
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April 11, 2015
Athena P. asked:Hello Gardeners! I need help. I'm completely overwhelmed by the Bermuda grass in my back yard. Does anyone know of any yard service that will actually dig the roots out? I have found nothing online except chemical services which I would like to completely avoid. Any referrals are greatly appreciated!!Ida Z. replied:www.backtoedenfilm.com~about an hour and 3 minutes into the film it shows to put about four to five layers of newspaper down over the grass; followed by putting six inches layer of wood chips This is done in fall and by spring the wood chips have decomposed and the area is ready for gardening.
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February 9, 2015
Amanda I. asked:Anyone doing the Back to Eden gardening up here?Amanda I. replied:www.backtoedenfilm.com I haven't even finished watching the video yet, but it has completely changed the way I look at gardening.
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February 1, 2015
Alex B. asked:I've got around 1400 square feet that I plan on tilling up for a vegetable garden this spring. I'm in Murphy, so I've got hard packed clay soil, and probably need to amend with a sand/loam mixture to aerate and balance the soil. Any recommendations on a) soil/mulch delivery in the area? (I've looked at living earth and Texas pure so far) b) ways of keeping costs down? c) rules of thumb for how much soil/mulch I need delivered?Todd J. replied:I wouldn't till it at all. I would just make a wood chip garden like in this: www.backtoedenfilm.com That is what we did. No tilling, few weeds.
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August 19, 2014
Brandy W. asked:What websites, books, magazines, or other resources do you guys recommend for a newbie gardener? I'm trying to decrease toxics and increase Organics in our home so I am only interested in organic gardening. (I already have a resource for my personal care and other home products.)Theresa P. replied:http://www.backtoedenfilm.com/ We are about 1 year into this organic method, and never have had a garden grow like this!! There's a FB page too!!
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August 1, 2014
Cheryl B. asked:Need some tiller advice :) We are just getting started with planning to garden so need to know about tillers. What brand are you using or does anyone have recommendations? We have that black clay/dirt on the Hunt/Collin County line in Texas. Need something that isn't too difficult to push and the machine does most of the work please. Thanks in advance.Alan C. replied:Cheryl, don't till until you watch the links below. You may decide to try Pauls method in the Back to Eden Documentary. The Back to Eden Documentary, it really has changed my thinking on gardening and how to setup, and the Ruth story just confir ms it for me. Please watch all of the links, they will truly get you to thinking about how to garden, and all will help in a successful garden in my opinion. http://www.backtoedenfilm.com/ http://www.backtoedenfilm.com/faqs.html Ruth Stout's Garden (magyar felirattal): http://youtu.be/GNU8IJzRHZk Someone who is doing the Back to Eden style of growing, check out there results. SuperSize Your Vegetables with Wood Chips & Rock …: http://youtu.be/MEkFFRjDkvs http://m.youtube.com/user/growingyourgreens http://www.smartgardener.com/
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April 30, 2014
Bryce T. asked:Anyone know any good tree services in Oregon that would like to drop off a load of chipped material in SE Portland?
Bryce T. replied:Here, this will show you what I want to do. This is different. http://www.backtoedenfilm.com/
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March 21, 2014
Lauren R. asked:Anyone know of anybody in the North/west part of Nashville that does garden plot tilling? I know we could rent one, but I would rather pay a "professional" to do it :)Ana D. replied:Lauren Russell you might consider watching this documentary before tilling your garden. http://www.backtoedenfilm.com/ We live closer to you. We live on Scottsboro. If you need help, we could help you set up your garden.
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January 11, 2014
Melissa M. asked:Hi. Is there a local place or person who helps/teaches a gardening class?! I would like to have a decent sized vegetable garden this year but have never had my own.Felisa A. replied:This is an awesome film to watch and it is free online. http://www.backtoedenfilm.com/
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December 24, 2013
Jenna W. asked:Hey All, I bought some land this fall and plan of doing our garden on it for personal use but the soil is 80% clay and so hard. can anyone recommend a good place to get compost from? I will need a few truck loads or any ideas how to fix it? It is farm field so no trees around for leaves.
Jan D. replied:watch "Back to Eden"...you'll get some good info on mulching there. it's a bit religious, but not offensively so, and there's lots of good advice: http://www.backtoedenfilm.com/
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December 3, 2013
Jessica C. asked:I'm looking for free or affordable rabbit manure. If you know anyone that has some to share (in my area) please let me know.
Jessica C. replied:I plan on using it on top of my mulching (side dressing) and letting it leak down and feed the plants like compost tea. Watch this movie for free: http://www.backtoedenfilm.com/
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September 27, 2013
Gabrielle H. asked:Does anyone have a good source for bark chips?Dave A. replied:Oops, this is the websites link: http://www.backtoedenfilm.com/
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April 16, 2013
D.j. Z. asked:Can anyone in Portland recommend a landscaper or even a reliable guy with a lawnmower?Maureen L. replied:Fuck the lawn; sheet mulch it with some manure, throw in some seeds and grow some shit. Don't have to water or weed with this method; it's self sustaining and less maintenance (& $) than mowing. Check out this dude's garden in WA but fast forward through the Christian rock montages: www.backtoedenfilm.com Back to Eden Film | Sustainable Organic Gardening Method www.backtoedenfilm.com BACK TO EDEN shares the story of one man’s lifelong journey, walking with God an...d learning how to get back to the simple, productive methods of sustainable provision that were given to man in the garden of Eden. The organic growing system that has resulted from Paul Gautschi’s incredible experiences...See more
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April 7, 2013
Kansas L. asked:Wanted: Big ole heap of newspaper. Need it for a gardening project in the next week or so.Esteban C. replied:Yes for sure. I've been covering my lawn with cardboard boxes followed by 6" of wood chip. Just try to use the boxes that aren't covered with wax shiny graphics or tape. The printed information on the brown boxes is usually soy based ink like newspaper. Check out this video to see what I'm doing: www.BackToEdenFilm.com
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