Vacys Motuzas Prieš 1 sekundę What a beautiful garden ...

Canadian Permaculture Legacy prieš 1 mėnesį Anyone who interviews Sean and has enough plant knowledge to name off many of the diversity in his gardens earns my Sub in a second! This was a really nice tour. I enjoyed seeing Sean from this perspective (interviewing him, camera walking around his property)... it gave a neat new view of his place. I can't wait to check out more of what you are doing on your channel also Summer :) If you are ever up in Ontario, we'd love to have you here at our place.

Yashashwi Sharma prieš 2 mėnesius Growing up, my grandad always reminded me never to chew on tulsi leaves as the high mercury content in the leaves damages your teeth. So please swallow your tulsi instead.

Flock Finger Lakes prieš 2 mėnesius That's interesting that he said that. Were you in an area with high mercury deposition? I began to look into research on this, but I don't see anything of note. In fact, I see more research that shows that Tulsi provides protection against mercury induced toxicity (see: In addition to protecting against toxic chemicals, tulsi has also been shown to protect against the toxic effects of heavy metals such as lead, arsenic, cadmium, chromium and mercury[29,30,31] and the toxic effects of radiation.[32,33,34,35]) from (Cohen, M.M., 2014. Tulsi-Ocimum sanctum: A herb for all reasons. , (4), p.251.). And it's widely used as a medicinal here (See notes: Sharma, M.K., Kumar, M. and Kumar, A., 2002. Ocimum sanctum aqueous leaf extract provides protection against mercury induced toxicity in Swiss albino mice; Sharma, M.K., Kumar, M. and Kumar, A., 2005. Protection against mercury-induced renal damage in Swiss albino mice by Ocimum sanctum. , (1), pp.161-167;

C P No till prieš 1 mėnesį Thank you for this great walk about and informational tour of their nursery. I've been a subscriber of Sean and Sasha for two years plus and have a few of their plants. They have wonderful stock, plants are so heathy and I just love their love for the earth, plants and all that's in between. Great job by all and love to see their channel gowing.

Lucas Petry prieš 4 dienas (redaguota) Bealtaine Cottage is my favorite permaculture channel on youtube. Colette O'Neill age 65 turned 3 acres of wet, rushy, north facing land in the West of Ireland into a permaculture woodland sanctuary. 17 years on and she has planted thousands of trees, shrubs, and plants. You should check out her channel.

Mandy Besek prieš 1 mėnesį I have so much respect for edible acres and the way that Sean supports Sasha, the plants, and animals. Even in the beginning when asked who does most of the gardening Sean turned it into an opportunity to support Sasha, as even though she is on camera less her impact on the garden is still very valuable and Sean does not hesitate to share about her great skills in the garden. He speaks with a genuine, calm, deep compassion for all beings he speaks about. And that is rare and truly admirable especially in the times we live in today. I hope their channel continues to grow.

Jason Hatfield prieš 1 mėnesį His YouTube channel is great btw. This was a great video. I've been following edible acres for quite some time now, but I've never seen an overview of the whole property in full bloom like this. Makes me really excited for summer!

Brian Torsell prieš 1 mėnesį Sean's YouTube channel was my introduction to permaculture about 5 years ago when I was living in an apartment. I now have 30 chickens and am trying to start a small nursery on my own 1/2 acre. It's great to see him and Sasha getting some more exposure

Carla Cowling prieš 1 mėnesį (redaguota) Sean and Sasha are my favorite YouTube channel - hands down. They are the reason I started keeping chickens last year, the reason I became interested in fermented foods, and the encouragement to fearlessly just try something. Their open, gentle, humorous videos were my lifeline in the middle of 2020 madness. THIS year I am following suit and transitioning all lawn to food forest.