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So You Want To Build Or Buy A Greenhouse… You’ve got the plans designed or the model all picked out, the location is set, and you’re ready to get started. The only problem is, which way do you orient it? Should the long sides go this way, or perhaps that way? Don’t worry friends, I…
After 6 amazing long months we finally finished the 8700 square feet of workspace and storage for the MIgardener shop. We coulkdn’t be more proud of it and hope you all enjoy it as well. If you want to support the show, future content, and our amazing team, consider grabbing some seeds for your garden!…
It has always been my dream to create a new apple variety! How cool would it be to grow a fruit which you can name whatever you wish and that it is it’s own unique variety? The best time to plant an apple tree was 7 years ago, so I musn’t continue umming and arrring…
Strawberries don’t grow vertically until now. I designed this vertical hanging grow system that can grow strawberries along a fence, on a wall, or in places you would otherwise not be able to grow something. We did it all for less than $75 too! Aringel Mosquito patches: https://amzn.to/2OTYbSZ Check out our new clothing line! http:www.freshpickedapparel.com
The Garden Village in Bled is such an incredible place! The owner decided that alongside the amazing glamping tents and treehouses there should be an abundance of food. And that these plants not only produce delicious food, but also have aesthetic qualities to them. It is such a fantastic idea and it is a great…
The Garden Village in Bled is such an incredible place! The owner decided that alongside the amazing glamping tents and treehouses there should be an abundance of food. And that these plants not only produce delicious food, but also have aesthetic qualities to them. It is such a fantastic idea and it is a great…
Compost corrals look great, keep compost scraps piled high so they compost faster, contain compost so it doesn’t go everywhere, and helps to hide what some see as an eye sore, especially in an urban lot. This project is free and helps reuse old scrap wood that would have been sent to a landfill or…
💛 📖 See the GrowVeg book here: https://www.growveg.com/growveg-the-beginners-guide-to-easy-gardening.aspx. A beautiful Christmas wreath sets the tone for the festive season. Making your own is a very satisfying project – and it’s easy when you know how. In this short video we’ll show you exactly how to make a wreath, step by step. This fun project will…
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.
Homegrown “Leather Britches” were a major hit tonight on the homestead! They have such an interesting history and place in 18th century and Appalachian style food preservation/cooking! This is how the pioneers did it! If properly stored, they can keep for up to 2 years. Mine, here, are 1 year old and cooked up great!…
A compost sifter is something that will save time and money in the long run, and will help to improve the quality of your harden soil. Sifting is also great exercise, so you can stay healthy and in shape even while doing something as relaxing as gardening. Remember to like, comment, and share! .99 Heirloom…
http://organichomegrown.blogspot.co.uk/ This video is all about taking cuttings and propagating them using aquaponics which is fun and easy to do. I show mint but you can use all sorts of herbs and I hope to use tomato cuttings in the future, subscribe so you can stay updated. If gotta get one now! order it here…
http://organichomegrown.blogspot.co.uk/ In this video you will learn how to make easy hanging planters from tin cans. You start off by filling them with water and freezing them to make it easier to nail the holes, simply tie on some string, add a plant and done. Larger tins could be used for Alpine Strawberries and vegetables…
So this is a different style of video that I usually do and any feedback on what you think about it would be great, I am starting this series off showing my ownly chili/pepper that I have but in future videos I will be growing, testing and even tasting all sorts of sweet and hot…
*I am sorry about the clips getting mixed up* In the second video in the series before starting larger projects I would like to show you and encourage you how easy it is to sell plants and flowers in a matter of weeks such as nasturtiums. The next videos will be propagating, selecting the right…
My project of sorting out 90 plants by re potting and weeding each one, took several hours but it was worth it! http://www.facebook.com/pages/HuwsNursery/230570577036933
