I’d love to have you join me for a late fall vegetable garden harvest here in my Ohio garden! It’s the last big harvest of the season- I share what I’m picking, as well as some tips & tricks on how & when to harvest late-season veggies along the way. 💚🥦🥗 I am gardening in
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Today we’re visiting with Matthew Kunnari, who gardens in chilly Zone 4 in northern Minneapolis. Grass flowers are wind pollinated, so they lack the showy large petals of those that need to attract insect or bird pollinators. They are still beautiful, however. These big bluestem flowers (Andropogon gerardii, Zones 4–9) clearly show the dangling anthers
Cucumber beetles can be a major pest in vegetable gardens, causing damage to a variety of plants including cucumbers, squashes, melons, and pumpkins. These beetles are small, roughly 1/4 inch long, and can be yellow, green, or striped. They are most active during the warmer months and can be found feeding on the leaves, stems,
Thanks to Fiverr for sponsoring today’s video. Head to https://Fvrr.co/garden2023 to check out the services available to you and get 10% off with code GARDEN2023. I am very excited to share this video which features 3 universal principles that will massively help how you go about creating your garden. Whilst the main focus is on
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Hello everyone. Welcome back to countryside vlog. My recipe to day is white beef tripe cook with water spinach. We manage new vegetable garden in our mango farm. We grew cucumber, radish, carrot and papaya. I hope you like our lifestyle, wish you have a nice day. Thank you.
I designed a new garden and today I’m sharing the process from start to finish! I hope this hydrangea garden tour throughout the seasons will inspire you to design a new garden! “A Year Full of Flowers” by Sarah Raven – https://amzn.to/3QoSCNl The rain barrel we have on the garage – https://amzn.to/3ig4LrD
Bellis – English Daisy, Herb Margaret The Daisy of Europe is the one of which we speak here. Who has not read the words of Burns and Wordsworth, and having read, who has not admired these charming button-like flowers tile more? Let us read again several stanzas of Burns: TO A MOUNTAIN DAISY On turning
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If you are looking for a video that tells when, how often and how much too water, this video is not for you. Watering is based on so many factors. I cover the principles of watering a mature garden, using tomatoes, cucumbers and squash as examples. Thanks so much for your support! Cheers & Thanks,
Plant these beautiful North American-native, drought-tolerant flowers for a beautiful cutting garden! Many of these need a cold stratification period before germination, so you’ll want to start them early (12-16 weeks before last frost in many cases)! Included in this mix are: Anise Hyssop Echinacea Purpurea Blue Grama Black-Eyed Susan Chocolate Flower Milkweed Penstemon Coreopsis
We’re traveling with Cherry Ong today, going through time as well as in space to visit the bog garden at Hatley Castle. The castle is a historic site in Victoria, British Columbia, surrounded by beautiful gardens. The areas around natural lakes and ponds are often great sites for bog gardens. And if you are building
A compost tumbler is a specialized container used for composting organic material. It is typically a cylindrical drum that is mounted on a stand, and has a mechanism for rotating the drum. Compost tumblers are designed to make the composting process easy and convenient, and are a popular choice for home gardeners and small-scale farmers.
Hello everyone. I am a girl who loves farming, raising livestock and loving peaceful nature. Currently I live in my garden in the mountains. Today I want to share with you about my work in the garden: I plant more strawberries and tomatoes in the garden. Watering the vegetable beds. If you love gardening as
The truth about turning a small plot of dirt into a thriving flower garden! #shorts #flowerfarm #flowergarden
The winter blues have certainly set in around here. But thankfully we have a few plants outside that seemed to have saved their best for last. Today Carol and Danielle are talking about Winter Stunners—trees, shrubs, and even a subshrub that look so gorgeous in January and February, you’ll forget that technically it’s the “off-season.”
:42 Make an inventory list 1:21 Research seeds you might want to buy and price compare 2:09 Make a list crop by crop 4:06 Consider shipping rates 5:00 Buy all your seeds at once 6:04 Your spending will add up 6:34 For seeds that are larger know how many you need 8:16 Kill your darlings
Gardens are a never-ending cycle of work, but isn’t it great to be outside at this time of year? From mulching to deadheading and even checking for pests and diseases, Charlie will help you increase the productivity of your vegetables and keep your flower garden humming along. He’ll show you how to love your garden
Growing food indoors on top of a fish thank! Indoor Gardening Ideas #shorts
Is your only possible space to garden in your front yard? Worried about upsetting the neighbors or the HOA? Or maybe you just want to have a beautiful vegetable garden mixed with flowers and other ornamentals. In this video I share my top 10 tips for designing and setting up an Edible Landscape! (front yard
AUGUST 2012 UPDATE! I also have a new video showing how to machine piece hexagons at http://youtu.be/VvCmLj8MmQk and there are some great links with it. http://www.inklingo.com Learn how to sew a Grandmother’s Flower Garden quilt by hand or by machine. Includes demonstration of cutting hexagons, sewing hexagons, and pressing hexagons, plus tutorial for designing a
January is a good time to look back at other times in the garden, and today, with the winter cold and snow all around, I thought I’d take a look at my favorite hot flowers—reds, oranges, yellows, fun colors to liven up the garden. Coreopsis auriculata (Zones 4–9) is called the mouse-ear coreopsis for the small,
Janus, who lends his name to the month of January, was the dual-faced Roman god of gates and doors. He also was called the god of beginnings as it was commonly believed that you needed to go through a door or gate in order to enter a new place or beginning. The god was depicted
Hello friends. Welcome back to visit my channel. Today I harvest winter melon from my family vegetable for cooking. Winter melon is so good. I’m going to make sweet and sour winter melon soup with beef tripe. Have you ever grown winter melon in your vegetable garden? I hope you like my video. Let’s enjoy
🌼 Many owners of country plots around the world are interested in the ideas of beautiful, unusual flower beds, the transformation of flower beds. Decorating your garden, as well as landscape design, is one of the main topics in which all summer residents compete. Beautiful flower beds on the plot, incredibly beautiful landscaping of a
Today’s photos are from Wiley Bennett in Charlotte, North Carolina. Shooting star (Dodecatheon meadia, Zones 4–8) is a beautiful and not too commonly grown native wildflower. Tiarella cordifolia (Zones 4–9) is another native, found in moist woodland sites around the eastern part of North America. Phacelia bipinnatifida, a biennial wildflower that is native to woodlands around
TIMESTAMPS 00:00 Tree braiding 00:32 Propagation with coconut 01:14 Growing ginger 02:34 Growing dragon fruits 03:59 Planting succulent #garden #gardening #plant #planting #tree We advise adult supervision and care at all times. This video is made for entertainment purposes. We do not make any warranties about the completeness, safety and reliability. Any action you take
Winter gardening is always challenging. In today’s episode of the winter garden, we show you all the harvests we made in the winter month of January, we give you a complete tour of our garden in December and finally we have a lot of things to do, tips, trick and advice for you gardeners! 00:00
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