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Snow Fleas aren’t actually fleas and they spend most of their time in the soil and under leaf litter. So what’s up with their name? In this episode, we’ll explore what makes these friendly little helpers so fascinating.
Today on Allotment Grow How we take a look at what’s going on at the plot and we also plant some Swamp Lilies. Please remember to like, share, comment or subscribe x #Allotment #swamplily #plottour
When the craziness of life gets to be too much, it’s sometimes nice to just look out the window and watch the birds. We think of it as a “Reality Break”, away from the hectic man-made problems of our daily lives. But it occurs to us that not everyone has a plethora of wild animals…
One of our favourite ways to get Back to Reality is by getting Back to Nature. So we strapped on our snowshoes and went for a nice long walk in our woods. But while we were there, we also set up some trail cameras to try to catch a photo of some deer.
Though Hugelkultur is a very low maintenance method of permaculture gardening, there are a few things you have to do throughout the year. So right now, as autumn draws to an end, it’s about time we prepared our garden for the winter, using a simple technique called: Chop and Drop!
We’ve got a lot of leaves, so why not collect them for mulch in our vegetable gardens. But leaf baggers are expensive, so I decided to try to build one. Follow me through my thought-process and trial and error, while I attempt to collect leaves on the cheap.
It’s been a while since I was last up at the allotment, today I check on the potatoes and onions.
It’s time to update you on what’s growing in the greenhouse. Please like, comment, share and subscribe Mick Watson’s Youtube Channel – https://www.youtube.com/user/discusmick
Everyday is such a blessing here at Appalachia’s Homestead. So much to see and so much to do. Just a walk through one day on our farm. Thank you so much for going along with us on our journey back to our Appalachian roots. Enjoy and thanks for watching! xo Like, Subscribe, Comment & Share…
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
Something different for you today, I ventured out to Akamba Garden Centre for the first time. It was really interesting. I’ve tried to give you a brief taster of what the place looked like… but you really need to see it for yourself. If you like the videos on this channel… then please SUBSCRIBE. Many…
Planting out the French Climbing Beans. The season is starting to romp away.
Today I paid a visit to Hanbury Hall and show you around their walled gardens and Mushroom House. Yes, really…. #nationaltrust #hanburyhall
Today I try and construct some decent pea protection and I also sow a few vegetables. REMEMBER – If you like what you see in the video, please hit that SUBSCRIBE BUTTON. Many thanks 🙂
Just a little pruning and bed prep. I want to do a video later on my soil condition and what I’ve done to get to this point.
Another book review. Found this one a bit difficult to do. Good info in the book but the writing style was not one that appealed to me. It may appeal to you. One thing I forgot to mention is that he tries to bring in some political and social things using fermentation as allegory. Frankly,…
The final installment of our Eastern Canada Road Trip. After crossing the Confederation Bridge from PEI to New Brunswick, we checked out the World’s Largest Lobster, saw a 23 year newer version of our camper van, and explored the Hopewell Rocks in the home of the highest tides on Earth, the Bay of Fundy.
Part 31 of our road trip across Northern Quebec and Eastern Canada. After a late night of celebrating Canada Day, our Vanniversary, and our conquering of Canada, we recovered by walking around Charlottetown and then visiting the Singing Sands of Basin Head Beach.
After three weeks of storms here in the UK – I decided it was probably best to go and visit my plot to see if it was still standing. Nora and Brian’s Allotment – click on the link below https://www.youtube.com/user/nora4player My Other Channel link – Please Subscribe, Like and Share https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZgruz5eG9aW4KydNqWgUpQ “Porch Blues” Kevin MacLeod…
Part 28 of our road trip across Northern Quebec and Eastern Canada. After deboarding the 16 hour ferry from Newfoundland, we drove from North Sydney to Cape Breton Island. We then took two days to enjoy the magnificent ocean views while driving the World Famous Cabot Trail!
On this weeks episode of Allotment Grow How we pull Parsnips “Porch Blues” Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
Part 25 of our road trip across Northern Quebec and Eastern Canada. After leaving Deer Lake, we ended up having some engine trouble. Plus, we continued to see road side gardens and wood piles. We even got up close and personal with a huge moose, and finally made it to the St. John’s Walmart for…
In this quick episode we walk up to the plot through the woods.
Today on Allotment Grow How we discuss the previous growing season and we announce the creation of a new Youtube Channel. “Porch Blues” Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
Part 22 of our road trip across Northern Quebec and Eastern Canada. We drove through Gros Morne National Park in Newfoundland and Labrador, and went for a hike on the Tablelands Trail. The Tablelands is an area of desert like rocky hills which were formed several hundred million years ago when plate tectonics forced the…
Just a quick update in between Road Trip videos. We’ll be doing our best to post videos every Tuesday and Friday afternoon, so be sure to check back on those days for updates. Plus, what would you like to see next, after our road trip videos are done? Any burning questions that you’ve had? Been…
Now on the northern peninsula of Newfoundland, we visited L’Anse aux Meadows, the 1000 year old Viking encampment and site of the first European contact with North America. A Viking reenacter discusses the reputations and hygiene of Vikings. There are 3 other videos in this series – be sure to check them out as well.
Now on the northern peninsula of Newfoundland, we visited L’Anse aux Meadows, the 1000 year old Viking encampment and site of the first European contact with North America. A Viking reenacter discusses the colour and use of a Viking shield. There are 3 other videos in this series – be sure to check them out…
Now on the northern peninsula of Newfoundland, we visited L’Anse aux Meadows, the 1000 year old Viking encampment and site of the first European contact with North America. A Viking reenacter forges an iron naile while teaching a 9 year old some important life lessons. There are 3 other videos in this series – be…
Part 19 of our road trip across Northern Quebec and Eastern Canada. Now on the northern peninsula of Newfoundland, we visited L’Anse aux Meadows, the 1000 year old Viking encampment and site of the first European contact with North America. Photos at the end. There are 3 other videos in this series – be sure…
