The best gardening & homesteading channels on Youtube
Learn how to build a wood fired oven with Tom Trout at the Mills River Educational Farm. Materials will include oriented strand cob, brick and native clay to make a mobile unit portable for events and farmers markets. Visit http://www.LivingWebFarms.org for more videos of hands on workshops at the farms along with more resources for…
Tour of the progression of the food forest, and hopefully some inspiration.
A solution to a common problem powdery mildew, this video shows a simple and effective way how to treat your plants when they are infected by this type of fungal https://youplanttube.blogspot.com/
This video is simply to inspire you and show how easy and cheap it is to make organic fertilizers from stuff you have in your home and around your community, just make sure you ask permission first. It is so simple to make and a great way to feed your vegetables in your garden. To…
Shot this video over a week ago. Too many tasks, too little time and no help whatsoever. Many surprises over the last 5 months that have pushed many things over the edge. I will not be able to plant half of what I intended this year for several reasons. Quite frankly, I am tired and…
Learn how to build a wood fired oven with Tom Trout at the Mills River Educational Farm. Materials will include oriented strand cob, brick and native clay to make a mobile unit portable for events and farmers markets. Visit http://www.LivingWebFarms.org for more videos of hands on workshops at the farms along with more resources for…
This short video describes how my quail turns mulch into an awesome fertiliser/mulch for my fruit and vegetable gardens. Garden mulch can be expensive but I like to get two uses out of my mulch by giving it to my quail first for them to break down and fertilise then I add it to my…
This short video is about an accidental cross bred tomato which came up in our vegetable garden. This tomato is special because it’s a good size and has a great taste. Not all our self-seeding tomatoes are good in fact the majority of self-seeding tomatoes in our garden are pretty ordinary however occasionally we get…
Just a short video of some things I harvested from the garden to eat
Hilling/earthing up potatoes is an easy way to get a larger harvest from your plants, this is because there is a larger area for growing the tubers which means more potatoes, I also discuss the importance and little known tip of mulching the rows. Thanks for watching and please subscribe so you can stay up…
