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First video should be how to winterize a patio garden
if they allow, quails are very small and can be kept in a multiple floor container inside a closet and produce small eggs but they produce alot more eggs than chickens
We plant borage and turn it back into the soil- gives lots of nitrogen. Some of the borage plants go into 5 gallon bucket with water giving you a great fertilizer. Borage also brings in tons of insects and bees.
Hoocho on The Youtube has a great channel to help the gardeners. Worth a look . Be safe Be aware and beware out there.
The garden is over in Michigan here at the end of October with hard frost coming every few days. Still I’m picking Swiss chard, kale and raspberries! The kale is the sweetest after several frost so these are good choices to extend the season in the north. The deer have gotten thru the fences to get at my chard( dang it! ) so next year I’ll do better there and likely put row covers over those crops to extend the season even further.
Soil is EVERYTHING. Read about it. Get to know all about it. Then, you will have good food ❤❤❤
Dont forget how mantaly healthy it is to grow something 🙂 thank you for all the videos
Helpful hint- tomato horn worms glow in the dark and can be easily found with a black light flashlight at night.
I live in Michigan the second most agricultural diverse state. Also 10 th in nation for agricultral production. I find 100 day or less french heirlooms work here.
Living In Australia the cost of living is going up and I dont think many people have thought of supplementing with a [vegetable patch] to combat this let alone preparing for hard times.
I talk to my freinds when I can about simple preps. Food. Medicine. How to subjects ect under the guies of general winging about the supermarkets and hospitals.
Time to do it my self I say.
Me and my partner, although different thinkers understand that we need to take a whole new look at looking after our family as it's alot more involved if you take away electricity and supermarkets for food let alone the rest of what shft could entail four our town or state. So we are taking steps when and as we can and are trying to walk into the future with a smile even if we don't have all the preps or means. If we are alive we have time and with that we have all we need because we have the motivation for one another and ourselves. We want to be safe, fed and grow.
That simple fuel drives a mean engine I can tell you.
Thank you for your videos from all us Aussies who watch them. Stay safe.
I tossed a rotten sweet potato in my garden in early summer and let it do its thing. Without trying, I got a harvest of one large, fresh sweet potato. Imagine what I could get if I had allowed space for the vines to root and actually tried. I'm going to rewatch your sweet potato video!
So excited for this!!!
Thank you for doing this. I'm starting my indoor aeroponic and mushroom gardens now in New York. I look forward to all the info you will discover and share
Don't forget dandelion
Chives and garlic chives
My city had a "community garden". I say had bc it was located in an empty lot of just grass and it was perfect! People who were normally "homebound" were able to walk, families could have a free activity, and it was a teaching moment for kids. Unfortunately, it moved to a church property, and, although it claimed to still be open to the public, only the church members and college students had real access. It's so sad, really.
Looking forward to this informative series
"Repent for The End of World is Neigh!" – guy in Times Square during WW1
Oh yeah, the Apostles & St. Paul thought Christ was coming back in their lifetimes.
Thank you SO much! It would be very helpful to have help to have INEPENSIVE or natural ways for INSIDE gardening, especially in ways for protection against nuclear fallout.
This sounds great. Looking forward to this series!
This sounds great! Can't wait!
For me, gardening is rapidly morphing from pandemic hobby to real passion. I LOVE the fact that I'm eating things I'm growing at every meal. Just started really getting into preservation this year. I'm really excited for you to enter this space as well! It sounds like you're doing this right thinking from the soil up and embracing the idea of growing an ecosystem including beneficial insects, companion planting and avoiding the quick fix in favor of building something that can provide more long-term sustainable abundance! Really looking forward to this content!
this winter i'm trying to grow lettuce in the front bedroom, under the grow light I have for spring seedlings. Hope it works!
My rural/suburban gardening technique has evolved in the 30 years i have been in my house. I plant plants and seeds all over my property and staggered all year. You would be amazed how much you can get ‘out of season’ by planting everywhere. Also letting things go to seed and the following year the plants do all the work, no seed starting transplanting hardening, etc…. The plants know how to survive.
How about gardening in Maricopa County Arizona
I'm so excited for this!!!!
I hope you can add a piece on stealth gardening
Such a great idea. Thank you ,Kris.
I live in a Florida apt. I found outbi can grow a winter garden of vegetqbles. I bought 4 pack of planting bags with windows to plant carrots, onions, potatoes and garlic. I also purchased a stackable plantar that i will grow letcuce, spinach and strawberries. Will start end of Nov or december depending
You can grow spinach all year in many climates. High in nutrients. Also brocolli and potaoes
I water my flowers with the water from my dehumidifier