How to Plant a Dwarf Fruit Tree (Redhaven Peach)
CHICAGO AREA, by Patrick Dolan of One Yard Revolution: Frugal and Sustainable Organic Gardening Dwarf fruit trees are a great choice for small gardens. In today’s video, I show how I planted a dwarf peach tree. If you shop on Amazon, you can support OYR simply by clicking this link (bookmark it too) before shopping: http://www.amazon.com/?tag=oneya-20 Sources: …Read more »
10 Low-Maintenance Crops
CHICAGO, IL From One Yard Revolution: Imagine how much work gardening would be if all crops were as high maintenance as tomatoes! Fortunately, not all crops are. Growing a number of low maintenance crops allows us to grow more, work less, and spend less! 10 Low Maintenance Crops: 0:46 Blackberries 1:46 Strawberries 2:37 Oregano 3:11 …Read more »
3 Inexpensive Tomato Supports & How to Make a Super Sturdy Tomato Trellis
CALIFORNIA by CaliKim Garden and Home DIY Every gardener wants lots of homegrown, tasty tomatoes to share with those you love! In this video, I share 3 DIY inexpensive ways to stake, cage and trellis your tomato plants AND show you how to make a super sturdy tomato trellis from a cattle panel. Provide your …Read more »
Plant 3 Fruit Trees in 1 Hole
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, from Dave Wilson Nursery How can you get three or four times the varieties in the same space as one? High density planting, and successive ripening are the answer. Dave Wilson Nursery show’s you how.
2 Min. Tip: How We Train Crops Up Trellises (Vertical Gardening)
CHICAGO AREA, by Patrick Dolan of One Yard Revolution: Frugal and Sustainable Organic Gardening In today’s 2 minute tip, I share how we train vertical crops like tomatoes, winter squash, pumpkins, watermelons, and scarlet runner beans up our conduit/remesh trellises. If you shop on Amazon, you can support OYR simply by clicking this link (bookmark …Read more »
Container Gardening: An Easy Way to Grow Your Own Food
MARYLAND, by U. Maryland Extension Container gardening is a great way for beginning gardeners to start producing their own food. Jon Traunfeld from the University of Maryland Extension talks about everything you need to know, from potting soil to planting, to grow vegetables in containers. From five-gallon buckets to Earth boxes, container gardening gives you …Read more »
Removing Cover Crops
OKLAHOMA, by Oklahoma State’s Oklahoma Gardening Oklahoma Gardening’s Kim Toscano demonstrates how to remove cover crops that have been used to prevent erosion during the winter or fallow months.
Coffee Grounds to Lower Soil pH for Blueberries, Fact or Fiction?
QUEENSLAND, AUSTRALIA, by Rob Bob’s Aquaponics and Backyard Farm Have seen on the web & been told by a few folks that you can dramatically lower the pH of your soil with used coffee grounds for acid loving plants like blueberries.. While blueberries do best in soil between 4 & 6 on the pH scale, …Read more »
Seed-Saving with Renee Shepherd and P. Allen Smith
BY RENEE’S GARDEN SEEDS IN CALIFORNIA Renee Shepherd, of Renee’s Garden Seeds, and P Allen Smith show how to reliably collect and save seeds from your favorite garden flowers so you can enjoy them season after season.
Grow/Eat/Repeat! Summer Succession Planting & Free Summer Planting Schedule Tool
CHICAGO AREA, by Patrick Dolan at One Yard Revolution: Frugal and Sustainable Organic Gardening By Patrick: In this video, I show what we’re planting in June and July for a continuous harvest of crops through summer and into the fall. If you shop on Amazon, you can support One Yard Revolution simply by clicking this …Read more »
The Ninja Flame Weeder
BRITISH COLUMBIA, CANADA, by Urban Farmer Curtis Stone I bought this one used years ago, but here’s something pretty much the same: http://amzn.to/2ac8oX2 Donate: http://theurbanfarmer.co/support/ My online course: www.profitableurbanfarming.com My book: www.theurbanfarmer.co Theme music composed by Curtis Stone and performed by Dylan Ranney. facebook.com/GreenCityAcres twitter.com/GreenCityAcres _______________________ FARM EQUIPMENT I USE: Quick Cut Greens Harvester: http://bit.ly/1W3nLGb Knife …Read more »
Preparing Beds for Grapes
OKLAHOMA, by Oklahoma Gardening (Oklahoma State) Oklahoma Gardening’s Kim Rebek works in the small fruits garden to prepare the planting bed for the grape vines. GGV Editor’s note: Oklahoma Gardening also has good videos on building a grape trellis and planting a grape plant.