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FINALLY! The edible pond build is complete. After 3 long days of work, the pond is filled wth water, lights installed, and everything is clleaned up. A very huge thank you to Ed and his whole team for helping me with this project so we can offer a vaiety of different videos to you over…
We are finally getting the new pond put in and I am so excited. We will be planting it out with edible plants and edible fish like yellow perch for just another way to grow more food at home! Aquascape: https://www.aquascapeinc.com/ The Pond professor: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC60vydWbUX8x9uemj8sL3Tw
We bought a new house! With the house came a pond that had not been touched in over 10 years. It was overgrown, it was a mosquito magnet, All the fish were gone, and didn’t allow for any space to plant new edible plants and landscaping. We contacted Ed the Pond Professor and he decided…
Siwwy Wabbits! Stay out of my bean bed. The rabbits are eating all my beans and so in today’s episode we are showing you how to rabbit proof a raised bed to keep the rabbits out of your garden. Cheap, simple, and affective.
weeding isn’t fun for anyone. It is a necessary part to having a successful garden however! In today’s episode, I will show you a super amazing trick to help you weed your garden 5x faster AND keep most of the soil where it belongs. sifter: https://rollingsifter.ecwid.com/
I cannot stress the importance of weeding your onions. For disease reduction, nutrient conservation, reduce water consumption, and increase bulb size.
This gardening mistake almost cost me my life. Don’t make this mistake, and always do this when you are starting a garden or planting trees.
If you are having problems in the garden, this video will help you to ensure you are not self inflicting the harm on your plants by trying to over-care for them. Too much of any good thing can be a bad thing!
dividing plants can be so daunting, but there are a few plants that can be easily divided to make more plants to either sell, give away, or even just add more plants to your garden!
Deterrents are something every gardener is aware of. Cd’s, cassette tape, scare tape, horns, lights, motion activated sprinklers, cans on a string, the list goes on and on! So why is it that they all stop working?
Telling yourself it’s too late to start a garden is so dangerous because it stops you from starting a garden entirely. It is all a giant misconception based on ideas in our head about what certain plants should be started and if they aren’t started by that date then it must be too late… or…
Intercropping tomatoes is something we advocate because of how much food can be produced in a small space. Give it a try and you will be impressed with how much you can grow!!
There is no such thing as a dumb question. So when it comes to tomatoes, we get a lot of questions that people fear are “dumb” but in fact aren’t at all! Like the difference between indeterminate and determinate tomatoes, how far to space tomatoes, using baking soda and epsom salt on tomatoes to sweeten…
In today’s episode we will be covering five reasons why your blueberry plants might be having their leaves turn red. Hopefully it helps! Happy gardening.
Weeds are never fun in the garden. In today’s episode we are covering 6 different ways you can control weeds organically. Hope it helps, happy gardening!
The two types of fertilizing is broadcasting and direct, it matters and in today’s episode we explain why it matters and why you would do one or the other.
Ginger is super rewarding and easy to grow! Just a few things to consider to getting it right. We will talk about container choices, soil, where to get ginger, fertilizer, watering, temperature, sun exposure, and more.
If you are growing onions, they are very fun and forgiving to grow. There is one thing to do when growing them thst makes all the difference!
We are growing BIG this year! We are hoping to grow more food this year than every other year, and to do so we are growing tons of seedlings early indoors. In todays episode I will walk you all through the complete list of things we are growing currently. We will be adding even more…
In this episode, I will show you all how to grow blueberries. We will discuss varieties, soil, ph, watering, fertilizing, sunlight, pests, and even growing in containers. Berries: https://migardener.com/collections/dormant-plants Growing guide playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLmT1H52OB8n1_Q2gsKuAnWNeCG8lpSmaQ
Elderberries are super easy to grow from cuttings. Hardwood cuttings can produce fruit in 2-3 years and will root in no time at all. Here is how to do it! Get your cuttings here: https://migardener.com/products/elderberry
Who doesn’t love free plants! Use this trick to get free tomato seedlings from cuttings taken from the thinnings of our seedling trays.
Eliminate mold and mildew with this guide! Using these 5 simple tips you will begin to have better quality plants, better soil, and less mold and mildew.
Check out this free DIY at home soil test, it is easy, free, and only takes a few minutes to do! This test will tell you how much sand, silt, and clay is in your garden. Hope it helps and happy gardening!
Sprouting finicky seeds can be frustrating to say the least. In this video we will outline some tips and tricks to speed up germination, as well as increase the germination of different seeds so that you have more success with seed starting.
In today’s episode we are cleaning up the garden (finally) to get it ready to plant! We are going to be also discussing 4 popular garden prep misconceptions that surround this time of year. Misconceptions like; Should you compost tomato plants? Should you till your garden? Is leaving material in your garden over winter ok?…
We are stareting seeds finally! Seeds like tomato, pepper, asparagus, onion, kale, cabbage, eggplant, and herbs. It will be a very exciting season!
Succession planting allows you to get a steady continuous harvest all season long, without being overrun by produce all at once.
Thanks for 1 Million subscribers, so we went big and planted 10 million flower seeds in honor of making the world a more beautiful than when we first arrived.
Lettuce can be grown for heads or for leaves. It can also be grown in many different methods, but the one I prefer is high intensity. It allows you to grow nearly 20 pounds of lettuce in just 10 square feet compared to the conventional 3-5 pounds.
