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How to Start Seeds for a Vegetable Garden

September 4, 2012 Willow Stevens 446 Views 0 Comments 72-cell, baker, cabbage, change, Chinese, crafty, creek, exchange, farm, Garden, gemini, germinate, germinating, Green, greenhouse, heirloom, high, hoop, House, how, howto, kimchi, Maangchi, Mix, nextup, of, organic, painter's, peat, perlite, plant, planting, pvc, recipe, savers, Seed, seeds, Start, tape, thecraftygemini, transplants, tray, tunnel, tutorial, Vegetables, veggie, vermiculite, video, youtube

I just wanted to share with you the method I use for planting seeds for my vegetable garden. I like to start off in 72-cell trays because we plant a lot of veggies in our large garden plot. I start off with some store-bought seed starting/germinating mix. Fill my trays or small pots. I lightly…

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Summer Organic Square Foot Garden Tour

August 16, 2012 Willow Stevens 232 Views 0 Comments agretti, angelica, Arugula, ashitaba, bed, bio-intensive, biointensive, brazil, brazilian, cranberry, egyptian, example, flowers, Food, foods, Foot, Fruit, fruits, Garden, Gardening, girl, Green, grow, growing, guest, heirloom, hibiscus, how, jute, lettuce, litchi, loquat, New, organic, pepper, raised, rock, spinach, spinaches, square, stevia, stridolo, Summer, Sweet, taste, tastes, to, tomato, varieties, Vegetable, Vegetables, viewer, visitor, Wild, Zealand

John from www.growingyourgreens.com gives a viewer visiting from Brazil a tour of his summer square foot raised bed front yard vegetable garden. In this episode you will learn just some of the many varieties of fruits and vegetables John is growing in his front yard suburban vegetable garden. You also will discover how just some…

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#1 Gardening Event of the Year The Heirloom Expo and $1000 Free Seed Giveaway

August 15, 2012 Willow Stevens 216 Views 0 Comments #free, away, baker, brocolli, cilantro, conference, creek, Event, expo, exposition, festival, fruits, Garden, Gardening, give, giveaway, heirloom, heritage, information, lectures, National, organic, pepper, Seed, seeds, speakers, Talk, the, tomato, Vegetables

John from www.growingyourgreens.com shares with you the Number 1 Gardening Event this year – The National Heirloom Expo taking place September 11-13, 2012. In addition John shares with you how you can get a free pack of heirloom and open pollinated seeds for FREE. Click the link below to sign up for your free seeds:…

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Design A Patio Vegetable Garden: Growing Organic Food

August 9, 2012 Willow Stevens 203 Views 0 Comments balcony garden, compost, container planting, containers, ez, fertilizer, Food, fruits, Garden, grow better, grow bigger, grow from seed, grow greens, grow more, grow tomato, growing, growing organic vegetables, heirloom, how to, how to grow, how to plant, limited space, organic, own, patio gardening, pepper plants, peppers, planting, planting in containers, planting in pots, plants, Pots, praxxus, produce garden, raised bed, seeds, tomato plant, tomatoes, Vegetable Gardening, veggies, your

Welcome to the ‘New” Balcony! Today I am showing you the new planting space and my planting assistant Beansprout, aka BEANS! I need YOUR help in figuring out what to do with all of this space! We have lots more room for vegetables and fruit to grow in containers and even in the ground! Stay…

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#38 Heirloom Organic Vegetable Garden: Total recovery from heatwave

July 27, 2012 Willow Stevens 200 Views 0 Comments backyard garden, Eco, Food, Garden, Gardening, Green, grow, grow your own food, growth, heatwave, heirloom, heirloom organic garden, organic, organic vegetable, own, Vegetable, veggies, your

Well the heatwave is still on us, but the garden has totally rebounded and is growing great, lots of watering in the early hours of the morning has kept it going…. Grow Vegetables: Gardens – Yards – Balconies – Roof Terraces Home-grown vegetables are fresh, healthy, and inexpensive. Here is the manual for growing your…

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Donna’s Gardens – Vegetable Garden July 2012

July 24, 2012 Willow Stevens 177 Views 0 Comments beans, beetles, bush, control, Cooking, crowder, dew, donna's, egg, field, Food, Foot, Garden, grow, heirloom, herbs, honey, insect, japanese, Kale, kitchen, lemongrass, melon, organic, Peas, pepper, Pink, pole, Prepper, pyrethrins, square, storage, thai, thailand, tomato, Vegetables

Something is growing in one of the square foot garden beds and perhaps is the reason plants are not growing well in the one bed. I also have uninvited “visitors” in the garden. I have begun to capture them by hand before they infest the entire garden. I can no longer find the Rontenone and…

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Donna’s Gardens – Vegetable Garden Tour

July 17, 2012 Willow Stevens 261 Views 0 Comments basil, borage, broccoli, bug, cabbage, celery, chamomile, chard, cilantro, companion, corn, cucumber, dill, Fever, few, Food, Foot, French, Garlic, gmo, grass, greek, heirloom, herbs, Italian, Kale, lemon, nasturtiums, oregano, organic, Parsley, Peas, peppers, planting, Prepper, rosemary, seeds, shallots, soil, spinach, square, squash, storage, sugar, tarragon, thai, tomato, Vegetables, watermelons

Well, I pulled out all of the broccoli plants. I also pulled out the slug damaged cabbage and found a surprise (end of video). A certain insect has developed a liking for the Fever Few in the garden and I have a sunflower “tree” volunteer! I’m not sure it can stay though…:( Do you think…

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DIY 45 foot trellis for my organic vegetable garden – Part 1

July 5, 2012 Willow Stevens 223 Views 0 Comments #free, AMAZING, beds, compost, composting, Cooking, crop, cultivate, diy, Eco, economy, edible, Environment, fertilizer, flower, Food, Foot, Friendly, Fruit, Garden, Gardening, germinate, Green, harvest, heirloom, herbs, homestead, homesteading, horticultural, How-to, IBC, jardin, landscaping, lattice, living, Natural, NATURE, nutrients, organic, organico, Outdoor, patriot, pepper, plant, Potato, prepare, rain, raised, recycling, seeds, soil, square, Survival, sustainability, sustainable, tank, tomato, tomatoes, Top, trellis, trestle, Vegetables, victory

45 feet long by 5 feet tall trellis. Made from reclaimed wood and a few store bought 2×4 posts. Total cost .00!! So happy with the way this is turning out so far! Trellis is made up of 1 x1 inch pieces of lumber which I received for FREE! The structure is held together with…

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Organic Heirloom Vegetable Garden Update

July 1, 2012 Willow Stevens 540 Views 0 Comments bell, Big, Black, botany, burger, compost, earth, Easy, Eco, Environment, environmental, ez, flower, flowers, Friendly, fruiting, fungiside, Garden (Literature Subject), Gardening, gardens, Green, heirloom, help, hillbilly, how, howto, japanese, king, lemon, madison, maker, McDonald's, migardener, money, monsanto, NATURE, Need, organic, pepper, peppers, pesticide, reliance, reliant, seedling, self, simle, square, sustainable, Tea, tips, to, tomatoes, transplant, tricks, trifelle, tutorial, water, zak

A COMPLETE and MASIVE update on all the tomato varieties I have at the cottage, plus some peppers, eggplant, beans, watermelon, squash, zucchini, and beans! everything is LOVING the soil, and the fertilizer mixture I gave it. Preparing A Vegetable Garden From The Ground Up Want to make your food dollar go as far as…

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Phoenix Vegetable Garden Update June ’12

June 25, 2012 Willow Stevens 191 Views 0 Comments Amaranth, Arizona, Arugula, basil, beans, bed, Beets, block, Bok, broccoli, Calendula, cantaloupe, carrots, Choy, cinder, compost, corn, cucumbers, drip, eggplant, Garden, Garlic, Green, heirloom, indian, irrigation, Kale, Kongos, lettuce, Mint, okra, onions, organic, Parsley, Peas, pepper, permaculture, Phoenix, raised, Rapini, Spigariello, squash, strawberries, sunflowers, Tepary, Tomatillo, tomato, trellis, Vegan, veganic, Vegetable, vegetarian, watermelon

An update on my organic/veganic vegetable garden in Phoenix Arizona. June, 2012. Check out www.kongos.com The Field and Garden Vegetables of America – Containing Full Descriptions of Nearly Eleven Hundred – Species and Variete The Field and Garden Vegetables of America – Containing Full Descriptions of Nearly Eleven Hundred – Species and Varietes; With Directions…