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Let’s do an awesome potato reveal. Today we tip open the tub that had the Jazzy seed potatoes planted in it. A variety that we haven’t grown or tasted before. If you’ve never grown potatoes in containers before, why not give them a go, you can get some great results. There’s nothing better than home…
We picked cucumbers, green beans, tomatoes, and peas.
Today on Allotment Grow How we pay a visit to the greenhouse to see how things are getting on in there. If you’ve liked this video please comment, like, share and subscribe x
We were out in our garden, “hilling” our potato plants with mulch, when we discovered something pretty cool… POTATO FRUIT! Did you know that regular old potato plats sprout little green tomato-looking fruit? Check it out!
The green beans have slowed down so much that we decided it is time to pull them and plant some more purple hull peas.
This is how I build a Hugelkultur raised bed vegetable garden or in other words mound culture/hill culture whereby soil is mounded over logs, sticks, and other organic materials to create a superior growing area for fruit and vegetables. Help support the Channel and buy a T-shirt/Merchandise from our Spreadshirt shop: https://bit.ly/2zxrwPA Blog: http://www.selfsufficientme.com/ (use…
We are creating a new strawberry bed with the daughter plants we caught off the plants in our original strawberry bed.
Part 2 Just showing what I have going. Recovering from health problems, catching up on projects as well as job search forced me to hold back on my garden this year. In spite of that it appears I have more than I thought or even intended.
Blackberries are a productive and easy to grow perennial fruit. Today I go through the the basics of “Everything You Need To Know”, in order to get harvests of delicious blackberries. For more “Everything You Need To Know” videos visit the channel. Subscribe: http://www.youtube.com/user/thepermaculturgarden?sub_confirmation=1 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/james.prigioni 5 Year Old PERENNIAL FOOD FOREST: https://youtu.be/58Ys2gL40Xo 5 TIPS…
Earlier this spring, we companion planted a whole bunch of radishes, carrots, and onions in a former lawn which we covered with hay. A little over a month later, the experiment seem to be successful! (So far, at least)
We show how we attach a hose to the pump in the pond to water our garden with our good nutrient rich fish water.
We have integrated Chick into our flock of girls. We closed off her escape route so she has to learn to get along. It’s going fairly well, hopefully it will get smoother for her.
We are planting purple hull peas where we pulled the last two rows of corn. We also plant climbing green beans where the other Roma tomatoes were.
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The Roma tomatoes have really slowed down in production, so we decided to pull them. We harvested all the tomatoes from the plants, pulled the vines, and replanted where they were with butter beans.
A week to week look at how our impatiens grew over time in the pond filters.
Let’s talk about manicures, ladies! When you switch to this lifestyle and get heavily involved, things certainly change! Let’s chat it up! Enjoy & thank you for watching! xo Like, Subscribe & RING THAT BELL! ~Appalachia’s Homestead Premium Members Facebook Group HERE: https://goo.gl/LF5CAU ~CHECK OUT *Discovering Appalachia with Patara* HERE:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkzkl1rOAVZXLPwpe_XKAKg ~Ladies & Gentlemens Luncheon Tickets…
We are fertilizing our peppers with worm casting tea and chicken dirt. We then mulched the pepper bed with hay.
Groceries for the month of June. We spent $62.03 for food for the month of June. We have spent $604.89 for the year. This brings us to an average of $100.82 per month for food. Our goal for the year is $100.00 per month on average!!
Come along as I make homemade biscuits with our own rendered lard! They are delicious! Don’t forget the Lodge Cast Iron! It is what granny did! Enjoy & thanks for watching! xo ~ Like, Subscribe, Comment & Share with friends! ~ Lodge Cast Iron Round Griddle: http://amzn.to/2gL3SW3 *afflink ~CHECK OUT *Discovering Appalachia with Patara* HERE:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkzkl1rOAVZXLPwpe_XKAKg…
About a week’s worth of garden to table meals and garden harvests. I tried to remember to video everything we picked and what we cooked each day. We only eat a midday meal. We don’t eat breakfast or supper.
Our 700th Video! THANK YOU for supporting our channel! xo ~If you love sunflowers, you must try the Giant Primrose from Baker Creek Heirloom Seed Company! This is our third season growing these gorgeous beauties and after trying several different varieties, this, by far, is our favorite! Check them out! You will love them!Enjoy &…
The best way to know exactly what works for YOU is to get out and do it yourself! You must build it yourself. After all, that is exactly what Granny did! Enjoy & thank you for watching! xo Like, Subscribe & Ring the bell! ~CHECK OUT *Discovering Appalachia with Patara* HERE:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkzkl1rOAVZXLPwpe_XKAKg ~Ladies & Gentlemens Luncheon…
The unicorn is being pulled once again! Think you’re going to be away from that farmstead you’ve built with dairy animals and more? Think again. Let’s chat it up! Enjoy & thank you for watching! xo Like, Subscribe & Ring the bell! Safari De-Matting Comb HERE: http://amzn.to/2slML3F *afflink ~CHECK OUT *Discovering Appalachia with Patara* HERE:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkzkl1rOAVZXLPwpe_XKAKg…
Let’s go over the main signs of calving! By the looks of things, it won’t be too long for Miss Belle after all! Let’s look and go over all of this! Enjoy & thank you for watching! xo Like, Subscribe & Ring the bell! ~CHECK OUT *Discovering Appalachia with Patara* HERE:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkzkl1rOAVZXLPwpe_XKAKg ~Ladies & Gentlemens Luncheon…
Welcome to our new kick off of “Discovering Appalachia with Patara!” It was a tremendous honor to be invited to be a part of Knoxville’s Homecoming at James White’s Fort! During this celebration, you will see a true representation of 18th Century living and how this fort/homestead operated. Visitors were treated to many 19th Century…
The remnants of tropical storm Cindy came through bringing some pretty heavy rains and high winds. The corn and sunflowers didn’t have fun…
After many requests, Nana finally sat down and let me interview her! Growing up in poor Appalachia, particularly as a Great Depression baby, her experience as a young girl certainly shaped who she is today. We can all learn from these older generations and their experiences! Thank you for loving Nana and her recipes here…
$1200.00 + for 3 feet wide and 400 feet long Potatoes Harvest – Homesteading income – Part 2. Min $1 per lb, up to $ 3 per lb selling direct at farmers market.
