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Sweet Pepper Harvest – Vegetable Gardening

August 24, 2012 Willow Stevens 405 Views 0 Comments ax, BACK, basics, bells, bike, botany, bushcraft, camp, canner, canoe, Cooking, cubanelle, diy, eden, edible, field, fish, folk, Food, forage, Garden, gather, GEAR, gun, harvest, Herbal, hike, history, how, hunt, identification, kayak, knife, lilac, living, medicine, michigan, miwilderness, mushroom, naturalist, organic, Outdoor, pepper, permaculture, pick a peck of pickled peppers, pickle, plant, Prepper, preservation, pressure, primitive, remedy, Review, skills, sports, Survival, Sweet, technology, tent, TEST, to, vegetable garden, wildcraft

Please like, share, comment and subscribe. Thanks for the views, comments and support. More related videos: www.youtube.com These sweet bell peppers were harvested near the end of July in southern Michigan. Also harvested a few Cubanelle peppers. The most prolific of the bunch now seems to be the lilac bells which turn from ivory in…

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Watering The Vegetable Garden: The Easy Way

July 16, 2012 Willow Stevens 258 Views 0 Comments agriculture, beetles, bugs, Cooking, crop, depression, ditch, earth, Eco, eden, farming, flea, flower, flowers, Food, Friendly, Fruit, Garden, Gardening, gardening by the foot, gardens, GREAT, Green, hilling, homesteading, irrigation, michigan, mildew, miwilderness, organic, organic farm, permaculture, pests, Potato, potatoes, powdery, Prepper, preserving, prevent, rotation, square foot gardening, staking, sustainable, three sisters garden, tomatoes, Vegetable, water, water conservation, watering, work smarter not harder

Thanks for the views, comments, and support. Please like, subscribe and share this video. Video by category: playlist: www.youtube.com How I water my garden. I won’t say it’s the best way, but it definitely works, especially considering my water source is over 100 yards away and I have no mechanical means of bringing water to…

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Raised Beds And Staggered Plantings – Vegetable Gardening

June 27, 2012 Willow Stevens 232 Views 0 Comments agriculture, Back To Eden, beds, beetle, beneficial garden insects, bug, diy, drip, ergonomics, evaporation, extend growing season, farming, flea, garden maintenance, how, increase yields, irrigation, kill two birds with one stone, ladybug, line, michigan, miwilderness, moisture retention, peas need cool deep roots, picking weeds, planting beans, planting peas, plantings, Potato, practice makes perfect, preparedness, raised, soil test, staggered, tips, to, tricks, Vegetable Gardening, weed prevention

Thanks for the views, comments, and support. Please like, comment, subscribe and share. Thanks! Garden playlist: www.youtube.com Using raised beds and staggered plantings for vegetable gardens helps to shield the soil and plants form the sun, retain moisture by preventing evaporation, maximize useful planting space, prevent weeds, makes picking weeds and harvesting crops more ergonomic,…