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I’m direct seeding most of the greenhouse with spring crops. Things have warmed up enough overnight, that the soil has started to heat up in the greenhouse, and it is time to test if we can get an entire spring crop out before we plant our tomatoes and eggplants. So come along and laugh at…
I love Justin Rhodes permaculture chickens gardening technique, but I don’t have any chickens. So instead, I’m talking about stacking function and using your resources to the best of your abilities, and highlighting the differences and similarities between our vegetable gardens. I’m excited for the summer garden, and for checking out The Great American Farm…
Now that the greenhouse is all cleaned up, it is time to start putting it to good use. I am experimenting with the soil blocker and doing my first planting of 2018. The cold hardy brassicas need a bit of a head start before getting planted into the ground, so I am hoping that the…
We are transplanting our tomato seedlings from the flats we started them in into our Solo cups. We are planting Roma, Better Boy, Black Vernissage, and Brandywine tomatoes this year.
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We have a tiny 8′ by 8′ pond in our backyard that we have stocked with Channel Catfish. We recently cleaned the pond for spring and harvested some of the fish. We were curious about how many fish were left in the pond, so we decided to take the underwater GoPro down to investigate!
There is nothing else to harvest at the house yet, so I am making an infused oil with one of the few things that I have – violet leaves. They are supposed to have anti inflammatory properties that will make a perfect “hard work” salve down the line. So I am picking them and packing…
We don’t thin or separate our strawberry plants.Every other year we deep mulch our strawberry plants. We cover the entire bed with a very thick layer of leaves. We cover them so completely the plants aren’t even visible. The strong hardy plants push through the mulch layer in the spring for our new crop. We…
100k Subscribers! Wow… Thank you, EVERYONE, this is a big deal and means a lot to me. The fact that 100k of you have enjoyed my content enough to subscribe to my channel is truly amazing and I feel humbled by it. My youngest son and I watched this live as it clicked over to…
Our asparagus bed has finally decided to kick in and make asparagus for us!
It’s a beautiful day in the veggie garden. I’m outside working in the greenhouse, making soil blocks for my next round of starts, and looking for signs of seedlings starting to grow. Come hang out and get an update on the garden.
Garden update from back in mid-March. We are fertilizing our greens with Black Kow and Blood Meal and then mulching with hay.
I tried to make my first milk soap, and everything that could possibly go wrong, does. My milk and lye mixture separates. I get DOS (dreaded orange spots). And I even start to suspect I have lye pockets in some of my earlier soaps! Even though these are all some pretty big failures, I am…
I haven’t had any mold in my main kombucha brew, knock on wood, but I have been able to share out my culture to family and friends who want to start brewing kombucha, and for that reason I am glad I have a scoby hotel. Having a second culture alive and happy in case something…
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A succesful garden doesn’t come overnight, it comes from daily investments and good planning. Remember the best time to plant a tree is ten years ago, and the next best time is now. Their is work that needs to be done if we want to harvest as much as we can! Subscribe:http://www.youtube.com/user/thepermaculturgarden?sub_confirmation=1 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/james.prigioni https://steemit.com/@gardeningchannel…
Ian and Serina battle it out to determine which are better – cheap seeds or expensive seeds. Considering 3 different points of quantity, quality, and variety, they discuss which is actually the better deal. And sometimes cost isn’t as simple to determine as you would expect. So who do you think wins this fight? And…
Ian’s home for the Easter weekend, so we are eating chocolate and chatting about things and the garden. Come and hang out with us 😀
Fensterfarm Greenhouse tagged me to answer the 5 garden question. 1) Why do I garden? 2) Why do I You Tube? 3) How Long Have I been Gardening? 4) What is my favorite thing to grow? 5) What do I grow? Thanks for the tag. Check out his video too! https://youtu.be/Ifbbf3VJ3vg I can’t believe I…
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Planting a different varietie of asparagus on the Farmer’s Grove.
The day was so beautiful that not only did the flowers come out, but also the bees. Come and enjoy the calming sounds and sights of spring with these bees and flowers, in this meditative video of my crocuses. If you know the variety of bees here, I would love to know! __________ Subscribe and…
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It’s all in a days work on a busy small farm. Today we are making jam, taking care of a rescued goat kid, milking for the first time in months…all with a few small human kids in tow! Instagram: www.instagram.com/roots_and_refuge
Wait, everyone is talking about 3 new things we are growing this spring? I definitely am going to take this as an oppertuniyu to talk about seeds again, lol. Today’s seed craziness is brought to you by Instagram, and all the amazing pictures I saw all the “cool kids” posting last year. So get your…
The snow has melted, the crocuses are blooming, the garlic has sprung, and I am excited for it to be spring. Come join me for a walk about the yard, see how things are doing, and chat about things to come. It isn’t the most exciting garden tour, but soon the vegetable garden will be…
Spring has sprung, and it is time to clean up the greenhouse. Come join me as I spring clean the greenhouse, and fill the compost with my dead tomatoes. This is the first step for getting started on my new 2018 garden, and I am excited to finally have things starting.
I think the real goal in food production is growing lots of food with low energy inputs.
