A cruise around to look at the remnants of what’s left growing in the back garden. some of them are actually looking healthy now since we’ve had rain and sunshine
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Tagged: cooking, growing, heat pad, hoophouse, plan-their, sustainable, sustainable living, the-chickens
This is an extensive tour around the garden as it’s the last week of winter. This video shows the growings on in the greenhouse
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Tagged: bed, cooking, greenhouse, grow box, growing, heat pad, howto & style, lengthy-update, organic tomatoes, seeds, spring, the-growings, tomatoes, video
Garden update # 5 August 19 mainly focusing on pumpkin’s and other winter squash
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John from www.growingyourgreens.com shares with you the winter squash he is growing vertically up a trellis.
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Tagged: bed, education, episode, garden, gardening, growing, growing-vertically, how-long, kakai, kakai-pumpkin, learn-more, sfg, still-remain, vertical, winter squash
John from www.growingyourgreens.com goes on a field trip to his friends Rick and Karin’s House to check out how their raised bed garden is doing. John originally helped Rick and Karin build and filmed 7 episodes on how they built their raised bed. In this episode, you can see what Rick and Karin grew over the winter time, how to control aphids by using only water, how to propogate tree collards by cuttings and learn about the two-person auger that Rick rented to dig his post holes for the 2nd raised bed he is building for this season.
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Tagged: control, gardening, green garden, growing, hole, propogate-tree, spray, tree, update, winter garden
In this episode of Growing Wisdom Dave shows use a great way to fix broken branches that may have been damages during the harsh winter months.
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Tagged: diy, during-the-harsh, episode, flowers, gardening, growing, harsh-winter, health diet, how to garden, howto & style, nature, video log, wildlife
Guisican Garden Macro video of European Honey Bee’s in Spring Crocuses Created: March-22-11, 3:41:42 PM with Sony HDr XR 550 Handycam, by Cindy. Music: Spider by Alexander Blu creativecommons.org
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Tagged: cindy-music, delivery, flowers, growing, how to garden, howto & style, ideas, nature, perennial, video, xr550
Year-Round Vegetable Production Using Organic Practices Eliot Coleman is one of America’s most innovative farmers. His determination to grow organic vegetable crops during the winter for profit in Maine has started a revolution among small farmers and market gardeners throughout the temperate climate regions of the world. Thanks to Eliot Coleman’s books such as Four Season Harvest and The Winter Harvest Handbook many Virginia farmers now look forward to the fall as a time to get started in crop production.
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Tagged: agriculture, cool, eliot-coleman, growing, practices-eliot, season, update, winter
I apologize for the quietness of this video. We lent the camera out and when it came back the settings had been changed.
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Tagged: backyard greenhouse, compost-pile, cool, growing, lent-the-camera, much-going, season, the-settings, update, urban gardening, winter
Continuation of Winter Gardening with the President of Seed & Light International, Larry Sallee, speaking to the product he uses during the winter.
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Tagged: backyard greenhouse, growing, larry-sallee, light-international, season, seedandlight, urban gardening, winter gardening