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Part 8 of our three-week road trip across Northern Quebec and Eastern Canada (the Atlantic Provinces). We had the last of our old tires replaced in Saguenay, then drove along the northern St. Lawrence river and explored a small waterfall.
Part 5 of our three-week road trip across northern Quebec and Eastern Canada (the Atlantic Provinces). On our third and final day in Waskaganish, we traveled 30 km out into James Bay to visit Stag Island, the southernmost landmass of Nunavut Territory, in Northern Canada. There are no roads that lead to Nunavut, but we…
A summer stroll through the fields and along a stream
Part 2 of our three-week road trip across northern Quebec and Eastern Canada (the Atlantic Provinces) in order to cross off the final provinces and territories of our coast to coast to coast Canadian adventure! In this video, we travel through northern Quebec to Waskaganish, a small Cree community on the coast of James Bay.
Explore the forest and learn to identify edible wild plants and mushrooms with naturalist, herbalist and storyteller, Doug Elliott along with mushroom expert Ken Crouse of Peaceful Valley Farm. Doug shares songs, folklore and old mountain wisdom of native plant uses as well as handed down humorous tales. Ken Crouse is a mycologist who expertly…
A walk around our subtropical garden showing some of the plants fruit trees and vegetables starring and great to grow at this time of year (the start of a subtropical summer). Blog: http://www.selfsufficientme.com/ Forum: http://www.selfsufficientculture.com/ -~-~~-~~~-~~-~- Please watch: “5 Fruit Tree & Veggie Patch Questions” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=50HgG0yBX80 -~-~~-~~~-~~-~-
Hey everyone on this episode we are going to learn how to propagate herbs and tomatoes with only one ingredient. Also stay tuned for Gardener Question of The Week & Youtube Gardener of The Week! Question of The Week: Does a compost pile have to be covered if it is on the ground i have…
It’s the middle of summer and everything is in need of some rain. The weeds are rampant, the onions are great… the calabrese was tasty. “Porch Blues” Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
http://organichomegrown.blogspot.co.uk/ Nothing could be easier than saving your own parsnip seeds. This is a simple step that you can do to get plenty of seeds for the next growing season and share them with your friends. Please like and comment! Subscribe to my Newsletter here: http://eepurl.com/A1U4v
Started a new project on the 06 May 2013 which includes lovely greens, Tomato, Eggplants, Peppers, Corn, Cucumbers, Squash, Running bean https://youplanttube.blogspot.com/
Just chillaxin’ out here in the afternoon sun planting some bulbs for spring!
I’m showing the steps I take to make a grow tower. I show the tools I use and the process to begin laying out and marking the hole placements. As I say in the video, I tend to get pretty anal with some things. As a former long-time carpenter, using math, laying out and marking…
part 2 – Maximizing Garden Space – techniques and Brain power Part 1 can be found here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cHWoNlXDtn4 Video 1 – Introduction to maximizing Garden Space http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MHSa_oGgsyw Video 2 – Companion planting, secondary locations and determination http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6B-mJnjj0S0
tying the poncho hood off to use as a shelter.
You CAN grow food! In this series of videos I am going to take you through strategies, techniques and methods to grow food in small spaces. This video deals primarily with the importance of home food production and a few basic principles
***NOTE: Because this is an Urban Homestead community event and social for people to get together and talk, there will be background noises and voices and the camera may be shaky at times and not well positioned due to space restrictions. *** The Urban Homestead presents: “Summer Night Hootenannies” in the neighborhood SONG: “Shadow-dappled Light”…
Hope someone can help. I have only recently begun to rebuild my plant knowledge after many years of not being involved. I don’t have resource books yet and not sure where to start. Thanks to Roosevelt at http://www.youtube.com/user/MiWilderness I believe we have an ID. The root stock is edible and has medicinal uses. Another source…
***NOTE: Filmed in poor lighting. My good camera ran out of power and hard drive space. Please bear with me — a newbie film student — as I learn to deal with low light situations as well! Because this is an Urban Homestead community event and social for people to get together, there will be…
***NOTE: Filmed in poor lighting. My good camera ran out of power and hard drive space. Please bear with me — a newbie film student — as I learn to deal with low light situations as well! Because this is an Urban Homestead community event and social for people to get together, there will be…
Won’t be a part 4 on the orchard garden. Lesson learned… get a deer stand. Actually will say the beans planted with the corn worked well.
Lessons learned this year. Will begin another short series next week on developing my strategies for next year.
Thanks to http://www.youtube.com/user/Reallybigmonkey1 for giving my daughter the inspiration to beg me to make a tent. I’ve been wanting to do a series on quick poncho hootch configurations and thought that it would be nice to start out with a vid of my daughter making her first attempt.
***NOTE: Because this is an Urban Homestead community event and social for people to get together, there will be background noises and voices*** The Urban Homestead presents: “Front Porch Performances – Sunday Night Hootenannies” in the neighborhood This episode features an impromptu and unrehearsed performance from a spontaneous gathering of musicians on the Urban Homestead’s…
***NOTE: Because this is an Urban Homestead community event and social for people to get together, there will be background noises and voices*** The Urban Homestead presents: “Front Porch Performances – Sunday Night Hootenannies” in the neighborhood This episode features an impromptu and unrehearsed performance from a spontaneous gathering of musicians on the Urban Homestead’s…
I am going to be planting some garlic in containers and show you how I will be doing it. It is a great project but possibly plant them a bit wider apart if you have more space. Just get the cloves from a garlic bulb and plant them 2 inches down in some compost. Best…
This video demonstrates how to propagate roses from cuttings. It is best to select healthy growth just after they’ve flowered around August time.
This video demonstrates how to propagate cotoneaster from semi-hardwood cuttings, with step-by-step instructions on selecting and preparing cuttings, applying rooting hormone, and planting in compost.
