VIDEO: Overwintered Onions
Walla Wallas and other onions capable of being overwintered fill an important niche in our onion harvest schedule.
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Walla Wallas and other onions capable of being overwintered fill an important niche in our onion harvest schedule.
Tips for starting a container garden for those short on space and a sure-fire recipe for strong soil. The Jon Nilsson referenced is co-founder of CharGrow, a fantastic resource for all growers looking to enhance their soil with bio-char. Register for our upcoming container gardening workshop here: https://livingwebfarms.org/workshops/beginning-gardening-container-gardening/
Title about sums it up! As always, stay healthy and follow us on instagram @livingwebfarms for further updates!
Garlic scapes are becoming more revered in the culinary consciousness but it’s important to harvest them at the right time for maximum yield and flavor. Follow us on instagram @livingwebfarms and stay healthy!
In this video, we check in on some of the new growths at North Farm which were started from cuttings and divisions in an earlier video. The clary sage has prospered particularly and the lavender is playing host to lady bug pupa. Follow us on instagram @livingwebfarms for more updates!
Known as ‘pigweed’ colloquially and ‘callaloo’ in Jamaican cuisine, amaranth is a protein-packed weed found all over WNC. In salad or sautéed, amaranth is wonderful addition to any meal and fun to forage. Follow us on instagram @livingwebfarms for more content!
In this video, Patryk espouses the merits of lovage, a perennial plant with a strong, celery-like taste that certainly isn’t for everyone. This lovage is inside our Grand View greenhouse but you have a decent chance of finding it in the wild or your own garden. Follow @livingwebfarms on instagram for more updates and details…
Did you miss out on getting your own tomatoes in the ground for this year? Well, fear not: we’ve got tips to propagate from the suckers–new growths between leaf and stem–growing off of your neighbor’s plants as well as from volunteers you might find in your garden. As noted, hybrid types frequently only produce cherry-sized…
Rocco gives a step-by-step tutorial on growing your own sweet potatoes–from identifying eyes to sprout to rooting growths. Remember to keep your starters in shade initially to avoid shocking them. Stay healthy and follow us on instagram @livingwebfarms!
Learn how to take advantage of the wild greens that will be blooming in the coming weeks! Ours are a little ahead of schedule thanks to the green house climate so you might not be seeing either of these in your vicinity yet but give them time. Stay healthy and give us a follow on…
In his channel debut, grower Rocco Sinicrope presents tips for best utilizing small spaces in your garden. Plant placement and staggering of different plants is beneficial not only to your harvest but also towards improving the overall soil quality. Follow us on instagram for updates and additional content @livingwebfarms!
As Patryk says in the video, it’s important to only harvest wild plants a minimum of 25 feet away from any roadway to avoid lead contamination. Stay tuned for our next installment and follow us on instagram @livingwebfarms for more content!
In this video, Pat shows how to save seeds from loofah plants. A member of the gourd family, loofah is edible and can be used in a multitude of ways. Follow us on instagram @livingwebfarms and stay healthy!
With so many early spring blooms going to seed in the coming weeks, here are some tips for singling out seeds ready to be saved. This video focuses on members of the brassica family but later installments will cover other families. The book Patryk references is “Seed to Seed: Seed Saving and Growing Techniques for…
Here’s a follow up to our earlier videos about propagation of elderberry and culinary herbs. Some are doing better than others, particularly those which were produced through division of a larger plant rather than through cuttings as is expected, although overall we’re seeing success. Pat evaluates the status of each new growth and offers tips…
Following our last segment on winter savory, this video covers dividing oregano in the same fashion and further info about the plant. Stay healthy and follow us on instagram @livingwebfarms! Also tune in to tonight’s Repair Cafe TV for demos of simple repairs you can do at home as well as a Q&A session with…
For the latest installment of Resilience Daily, Patryk Battle of Living Web Farms walks viewers through dividing winter savory and then offers a refresher on the rooting techniques detailed in earlier videos. At 13:04, where he says ‘root mass’ it should actually be ‘plant mass.’ Part two concerns oregano and will be up tomorrow. Feel…
In this video, Pat covers foraging sheep sorrel, creasy greens, and oxalis. All of these greens should be prime for the picking until the summer heat sets in. Follow us on instagram @livingwebfarms!
In this video, Pat extolls the wonders of lamb’s quarters as a wild green and gives surefire tips for identifying and harvesting your own. This video is a re-upload due to technical issues with the original. Follow us on instagram @livingwebfarms!
In the beginning of this video, Patryk is quoting Randal Pfleger of Pfleger Pfarms in Mars Hill. Check us out on instagram @livingwebfarms for more content and updates about our videos!
Risking redundancy, in this video Patryk really spells out elderberry identification for those who are unfamiliar with somewhat clearer visuals.
In this video, Patryk will explain further how to identify elderberry as well as properly take cuttings to be independently rooted.
In this series, Pat explains the best way to prepare elderberry cuttings which can then be grown for medicinal use in potentially combatting COVID-19 infections.
Chickweed is a delicious wild green you’ve likely been walking past without realizing. Ours is a little further along due to conditions in the greenhouse but in the wild you have a bit more time to find it before it goes to seed.