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mycorrhizae is a beneficial fungi that clings to plant roots in exchange for sugars made by the plant. There are two different types of mycorrhizae ; endo and ecto. We will discss the difference and what they do for your plants in the garden. Here is where you can get both! Endomycorrhizae – http://amzn.to/2bHvWr1 Ectomycorrhizae…
The Suburban New Jersey Food Forest is really starting to come together. I have set out hundreds of transplants that are going to fill in the spaces between the perennials to utilize maximum space and obtain maximum yield on the small space I have. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/james.prigioni
This may well be the last gardening video I do this year. I have to pull back and seek a balance in my life again after all the upsets from the last year. The new job is much more stressful than it has to be due to poor management and I have to figure out…
pruning fruit trees will help in many ways. It will help with fruit yields, reduce transplant shock, increase air flow, disease reduction, and keeping the overall size to something managable. We will talk about the 3 D’s of pruning, as well as the CAC rule. if you know about those two rules, you will be…
Scything is one way we are looking at towards reducing our dependence on oil and moving towards self-sufficiency. I really think it is such a great way to cut grass and you can see for yourself how well it cuts. If you are inspired (which I am sure you will be if you have a…
Best 10 TIPS + 12 PRO’S or CON’S. Part 6 of 12 Part garden channel Series that will help you understand the PRO’S & CON’S of Back to Eden organic deep mulch gardening method 101 with wood chips to composting just Fall leaves. Great start for beginners Tour our secrets for organic soil & growing…
Amaranth microgreens are both uncommon and beautiful, with a bright red translucent color that lights up a plate. They’re also quite easy to grow, so long as you follow these simple instructions! IN THIS VIDEO As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. Other links may be affiliate links in which we receive a…
Whether you are growing snow peas, snap peas, or shelling peas (and I explain the differences in this video), you’ll want to know when is the optimal time to harvest them. From eating fresh snap peas, harvesting shelling peas or saving seeds for the next crop, this video walks you through what you need to…
Join usin Part 5, as organic orchard consultant, Andrew Goodheart Brown and pomology expert and Professor Emeritus of Cornell University, Bob Andersen teach us how to rejuvenate an old orchard. Increase yield, health and vitality of even very old fruiting trees to bring them back into production and minimize disease buildup through integrated insect management.
Join ethnobotanist, Marc Williams and Natalie Bogwalker as we discover the wild foods around us in the fields and forest edge. Learn an architecture of understanding plants based on their families and common traits to help expedite a working knowledge of the plant diversity around us.
Broccoli is not something that crosses many gardeners minds as something that can or should be grown in containers, however it is actually very easy to grow broccoli in containers! In fact it is so easy, I grow 3 broccoli in a single pot! This episode will show you how to do it, and will…
Cress microgreens are an interesting crop to grow, and have a different taste than most of the other microgreens out there. They have a few interesting quirks to them as far as growing goes as well, so be sure to watch! IN THIS VIDEO As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. Other links…
It’s the 1st June but it feels like the 1st March. Planting out crops still continue and the season is secretly getting away from me. So it’s time I started to cheat. If you like what you see in this video please like, comment, share and SUBSCRIBE x
