This Permaculture Homestead on Hood Canal Grows Its Own Food Forest | Moving to Washington

Take a tour of a permaculture homestead on Hood Canal in Mason County, Washington, where Jesse and Kara turned wild, moss covered acreage into a working food forest. If you're wondering what a permaculture homestead actually looks like in Western Washington, this is it: companion planted garden beds, a fruit salad tree, a Sequoia slab countertop finished in orange oil and beeswax, and a living room that feels more like a greenhouse. Jesse and Kara found this land at the end of a quiet road in Union, put in an offer the same day they saw it, and have spent years building it into the beginnings of a food forest. In this video we walk the property and the home with Jesse, who calls this the beginnings of a permaculture homestead with aspirations to become a full food forest. You'll see how the garden beds are companion planted, what a fruit salad tree is, and how the home itself, from the reclaimed materials to the hand built fireplace, reflects the same self sufficient, land connected lifestyle. This is part of our Home Tours series, made for anyone considering a move to Western Washington who wants to know what's actually possible on a piece of land here, whether you're coming from California, Colorado, or anywhere else. If a property like this is part of why you're considering a move to Washington, grab our free Western Washington Relocation Roadmap: https://www.wbnobles.com/western-wash... Ready to talk specifics? Schedule a free Zoom call with us: https://calendly.com/wbnoblesteam/zoo... Or call/text 206-529-7432, or email [email protected]. ====== ▶Subscribe 👉    / @livinginwesternwashington   ====== Chapters: 0:00 The Beginnings of a Food Forest 2:00 What is a fruit salad tree? 3:14 What Is Companion Planting? 5:32 Why Native Pollinators Matter 6:53 What Is Succession Planting? 8:38 Outdoor soaking tub - You know you want one 9:17 Would you clear the trees for a view? 10:18 The Kiwi Vines – Show Me the Kiwi! 11:15 Home Tour 12:50 Custom Bathroom with walnut wood sink 14:44 That ceiling though! Cathedral ceilings really opens up the space 15:19 Reclaimed glass throughout 15:46 Let’s head upstairs 17:19 Jesse's Advice for Starting a Food Forest More from WB Nobles: Website: https://www.wbnobles.com    • Home Tours   WB Nobles Real Estate Team | Mountain View Realty Group | King, Pierce, Thurston & Mason Counties #permaculture #pnwlife #foodforest